JOHNvSON SEED C0 3IPANY 
Floral Novelties and Specialties 
FLORAL NOVELTIES and 
SPECIALTIES are carefully tcFted at 
our SEEDTESTINQ HOUSES befur© 
belli" offered to our customers, and can 
be depended upon as lieinfr rf tli© 
HIGHEST QER/VIINATIVE POV/ER 
Tlie new and standard sorts herein 
offered are of superlative merit ami 
produced by the leading American and 
European growers. 
DAYBREAK ASTER 
Xo. 314. One of the most beauti¬ 
ful of asters, and prized by llorists and 
private gardeners for cutting and bed¬ 
ding. Its color is a lovely sea-shell 
pink; fioweis early ; of strong, com- 
jiact habit; long stemmed, and a con¬ 
tinuous free bloomer. Per pkt., 10c. 
New Giant Oriental Poppy 
“ Colosseum ” 
Xo. 2393. Few plants can rival in 
splendor the beautiful Oriental Poppy. 
The tall plants, with their deeply cut 
dark green leaves, produce a striking 
effect. The flowers are a glistening 
dark scarlet, measuring 8 inches across 
and 20 inches in circumference, and 
exceedingly effective when displayed 
in large vases. Per pkt., 15c.; 2 pkts.,26e. 
IIAVIIUIIAIC ASTia:. 
PURITY ASTER 
No. 315. PoK.“csHingall tbegood qualilic.uof 
the Ilaybrciik, with which it is identical in 
form and habit, but the color is a pure white. 
J’er pkt., 10c. 
NEW DOUBLE CRIMSON PETUNIA, 
KING ALPHONSO 
No, 2353. A charniing new hybrid that is 
destined to become one of the most popular pel u- 
niiiH that has been introduced in many years. 
The beautiful dark crimson flowers aUain an 
immense size, in so much that the broad fringed 
anil riidled pelals almost conceal its brilliant 
black throal. I’er pkt., 20c.; 3 pkts., 50c. 
HERCULES WHITE ASTER 
No. 317. This new aster lias a most impos¬ 
ing asiiect. The jilants throw up strong stems 15 
to 20 inches high, which hranch abotit 4 in- 
ehes from the ground, bearing at their summit 
many cenlritl flowers, while on the side shoots 
appear 4 to 0 secondary blooms. The flowers 
are of the purest white, with very long iielals, 
and attain the onormotts diameter of 0 to 7 
inches, and can be compared to the large ex- 
hiliitioti (lowers of the (liant Chrysanthemum. 
It is exeellent either for ctit flowers or for )ilant- 
ing in borders in the open ground. Price, 
pkt., 16c.; 2 pkts., 25c. 
NEW ASTER, EARLY WONDER 
No. 310. This is the earliest aster in cultiva¬ 
tion; of the Giant Comet lyiie; blooming several 
(lays before (ho Queen of the Market, with 
pure white flowers douhle the size. This will 
prove a great acquisition to growers, enabling 
them to nave largo early blooms in the market 
when drey command a high price. Per pkt., 10c. 
NEW ASTEK, EAKEY WHITE WONDEB. 
