JOHNSON SEED COMPANY 
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JOHNSON’S MocfllftllimC QIANT 
RAINBOW dS 1141 LI 141110 FLOWERING 
A marvelous range of 
new colors has been devel¬ 
oped in this favorite flower 
which is in constant bloom 
throughout the season, 
and if these are kept well 
picked so that the plant 
cannot produce seed they 
will continue to flower un¬ 
til frost. No other annual 
flower seed will produce 
such a lavish profusion of 
bloom for so long a time 
and with the same small 
outlay of care and atten¬ 
tion. 
One of our customers 
writes: “Your Rainbow 
Nasturtiums were the 
most brilliant and the lar¬ 
gest flowered we have ever 
grown. They bloomed 
profusely from early Sum¬ 
mer until frost, and made 
our garden gorgeous with 
bright coloring. The foli¬ 
age was remarkably beau¬ 
tiful.” Johnson’s rainbow nasturtiums. Per pkt., 5 c.; peroz., 10c.; perX lb., 25c. 
Dwarf or Tom Thumb Nasturtiums 
Tall or Climbing Nasturtiums 
These have a neat, compact habit and attractive 
foliage, are not disturbed by insects, bloom in two 
months from seed, and most profusely till frost. 
pkt. per oz. 
2146. Aurora. Yellow, veined. $0 05 $0 10 
2121. Beauty. Yellow and scarlet. . 5 10 
2132. Chameleon. Splashed with 
crimson, bronze and yellow, 5 15 
2133. Cceruleo-roseum. Blush rose, 5 10 
2122. Crimson . 5 15 
2134. Crystal Palace Gem. Yellow 
and carmine. 5 10 
2143. Empress of India. Deep 
crimson; fine dark foliage. . 5 15 
2123. Golden Cloth. Golden yellow 
leaves, scarlet flowers. 5 15 
2135. Golden King. Golden yellow, 5 10 
2136. King of Tom Thumbs. Scar¬ 
let. 5 15 
2144. King Theodore. Black, vel¬ 
vety..... 5 10 
2145. Lady Bird. Yellow and red. . 5 15 
2130. Prince Henry. Light yellow, 
marbled scarlet. 5 15 
2124. Rose. 5 10 
2125. Ruby King. Dark red. 5 15 
2126. Spotted. 5 10 
2142. White or Pearl. 5 10 
2141. Yellow. 5 10 
2147. Mixed Tom Thumb. 5 10 
2148. Johnson’s Rainbow Mixed, 5 10 
Per X lb.. 25c.; per lb., 75c. 
Beautiful and luxuriant annual climbers, for 
trellises and arbors; of easiest culture, bearing their 
gorgeous flowers in profusion until killed by frost; 
6 to 10 feet. pkt. per oz. 
2127. Jupiter. New giant-flowered, 
beautiful golden yellow. $0 05 $0 20 
2128. Chameleon. Various. 5 15 
2129. Dark Crimson. 5 10 
2160. Edward Otto. Brownish lilac, 5 15 
2137. Hemisphsericum. Orange.. 3 10 
2161. Heinemanni. Chocolate.... 5 10 
2180. King Theodore. Black.... 5 10 
2154. Orange.. .. 5 10 
2162. Pearl. Whitish . 5 10 
2138. Regelianum. Purplish violet, 5 10 
2139. Moltke. Blush rose. 5 10 
2163. Rose. 5 10 
2155. Scarlet. 5 10 
2167. Striped. 5 10 
2168. Yellow . 5 10 
2169. Vesuvius. Salmon; dark 
leaved. 5 10 
2156. Johnson’s Brilliant Tall, 5 10 
Mixed .Per X lb., 20c ; per lb., 60c. 
Lobb’s Nasturtiums 
Flowers more brilliant than the tall or climbing 
sorts, but a trifle smaller. Height, 6 feet. 
pkt. per oz. 
2152. Finest Mixture.$0 05 $0 15 
2157. Madame Gunter Hybrids. 
A French strain noted for 
wide range of fine colors. ... 5 [15 
