EVERY FOURTH PACKET IS FREE 
PAINTED TONGUE Flowering I Weeping PALM 
Salpiglossis 
A most attractive annual. 
The giant petunia-llke flow¬ 
er is truly a display of rich 
color—purple, crimson and 
a glint of gold. This really 
beautiful flower is easy to 
grow and is distinctive 
enough to deserve a place 
in your garden. Clioice 
Mixture. 
No. 2066, Pkt. IOC; i/ 8 oz. 
25c; >4 oz. 40c; Vt oz. 60c. 
The Very Last 
Mammoth Swiss PANSIES W ord in pansies 
Under favor- 
able conditions 
these marvelous 
Pansies often 
reach33^ to 4 inch¬ 
es in diameter. 
The flowers in ad¬ 
dition to being of 
mammoth size are 
of a rick vel¬ 
vety textsi re 
tbat detles description. Sow in the early spring 
for fall flowering, or in July and August for spring 
blooms—they can be carried through the winter by 
mulching with straw or leaves. To sow cover lightly 
with sand or fine soil and keep damp for the first 15 
days. This Mammoth Swiss Mixture will give you Pan¬ 
sies that will be the envy of your friends and neighbors. 
No. 2013, Pkt. 20 C; 1-16 oz. 75c; i/ s oz. $1.25; Ya. 
OZ. $2.25. 
Semi- 
Tropical 
PASSION FLOWER 
Easily Grown from Seed 
This is one of the fin¬ 
est of all palms. Ele¬ 
gant fan-shaped leaves 
of rich dark green; 
beautifully fringed with 
long thread-like fila¬ 
ments along the seg¬ 
ments of the leaves. 
Needs no pet¬ 
ting-. Well adapted 
for pot culture. 
No. 2068, Pkt. 20C 5 % oz. 
40c; oz. 75c. 
A Riot of Mixed Colors 
Passiflora 
Hadilis 
Fragrant Climber 
There are few flowers 
more lovely than the 
showy water-lily-like 
blooms of this semi- 
tropical, evergreen 
climber. These in- 
tiicaiely shaped 
white flowers with 
their bine and 
white crowns are 
followed with an 
BDlBf.E deep par- 
pie FRUIT the size 
of an egrs- This fruit 
is used quite extensive¬ 
ly for salads and pre¬ 
serves. Hardy only in 
the extreme south. 
Does better indoors in 
all northern states. 
No. 2172, Pkt. 15c; 
y 8 oz. 45c; oz. $2.25. 
Balcony PETUNIAS MIXED 
Brilliant Decoration for Window-Box or 
Hanging-Basket Displays 
Our brand new offering of Bal¬ 
cony Petunias is a worthy mixture 
of fringed, ruffled, free-flowering, 
double and dwarfed varieties. 
Their effective decoration and qual¬ 
ities for quick-growing and prolific- 
flowering are sure to make this item 
one of our best and most popular 
offerings of the season. Their blaz¬ 
ing array of color makes any bal¬ 
cony an object of admiration and 
beauty when stocked with these vig¬ 
orous and profuse growers. In 
transplantation, remember that some of the weakest 
and most fragile-looking stalks produce the finest and 
more highly diverse types than some of the healthier 
looking plants. 
No. 2438, Pkt. 15c; 1-16 oz. 60 c; i/ 8 oz. $1.00. 
Fr<l(jr«iltf Pansy «& Fascinating r*erfume 
Here is another of our 
“scoops" for the coming 
floral season—the FRA¬ 
GRANT PANSY. This 
attractive flower novelty 
in mixed colors imparts a 
delightful fragrance of its 
own and not to he com¬ 
pared in any way with the 
other so-called perfumed 
pansies. A small bowl of 
these in a room fills the entire air with its re¬ 
markably fascinating odor. The brilliant col¬ 
orings will please you. No. 2632, Pkt. 15c. 
X2ie Rivals 
©ftlie Rose 
Raise Yours from Seed 
Although they ger¬ 
minate slowly, if you 
have patience they will 
come. Try it. You will 
be rewarded with many 
interesting variations. 
MIXER PE¬ 
ONIES. We offer a 
mixture of all the best 
varieties. No. 2456, Pkt. 
15c; Vi oz. 30c; oz. 90c. 
PAEONIA OF- 
FICINAEIS. The 
Old Fashioned Red Peony. Large, very early 
crimson flowers. 
No. 2457, Pkt. 15c; V* oz. 35c; oz. $1.00. 
AU-Double PETUNIA, Grandillora Mixed 
Among the newer Pe¬ 
tunias these All-double 
Grandiflora stand out 
prominently. Of t h e 
giant fringed, exquisite¬ 
ly ruffled types, no finer 
petunia is to he had. 
The mixture contains a 
good range of brilliant 
and impressive colors, 
and these hardy plants 
retain a continuance of 
blooms until frost. 2442, Pkt. 
25c; l- 128 th oz. $2.00. 
