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FLOWER SEEDS 
Every one 
Annuals flower so lavishly, have such a varied color 
and habit, and make the garden a beauty spot all 
season. Choice varieties, personally selected, and 
thoroughly tested tor you. Our flower seeds are the 
finest you can buy. Complete planting instructions 
are on every packet. Also see our FREE SEED GIFT 
on page 56 for your early orders. The figure follow¬ 
ing the name gives the average height in inches 
when in bloom. 
Ag eratum. Little Blue Star 
101 ABRONIA, Sand Verbena (6) 
—A trailing rock garden annual 
with verbena-like heads. Very fra¬ 
grant. Of slow germination, flower¬ 
ing in late summer and fall. 
102 ACROCLINIUM, Double 
Hybrids, Strawflower (20)— When 
cut in the bud and dried these 
graceful daisy-like flowers are use¬ 
ful in winter, bouquets. Early 
blooms. 
103 AFRICAN DAISY, Hybrida 
Mixed (12)— Single daisy-like blos¬ 
soms of orange, gold, white and 
salmon. Compact bush plants 
always in bloom. Fine for cutting. 
104 AGERATUM, Little Blue Star 
(5)—A free flowering, quick grow¬ 
ing annual. Covered with blue- 
lavender toned flowers all season. 
One of the most attractive for 
border, edging and rockery plants. 
Easily grown. 
105 ALYSSUM, Saxatile Com- 
pactum (9) —Brilliant golden yel- 
£60} 
Alyss um, Little Gem 
low flowers. Early flowering rock 
garden and border plant. Very 
hardy. 
106 ALYSSUM, Little Gem (6)— 
A beautiful snow white, carpet-like 
border plant. Flowering profusely 
all season. The finest for edging 
work. Vigorous and easy to grow. 
Transplant to permanent place for 
best results. 
Anchusa, Blue Bird 
Aster, Crego W. R. 
107 ALYSSUM, Procumbens (4)— 
Snow white beautiful blooms. 
Plants more dwarf than Little 
Gem. Best for rock garden work. 
108 ANCHUSA, Blue Bird (18)— 
Large vivid indigo-blue forget-me- 
not-like flowers in a luxuriant 
bouquet at the top of the plant. 
Fine for brilliant bed and border 
effects. Blooms all summer. Special 
mention 1935. 
109 ANNUAL ROCK GARDEN 
MIXTURE —A choice mixture of 
the best annuals for the rock gar¬ 
den. 
ASTER, Crego Wilt Resistant (27) 
—Immense flowers, five inches 
and over, with curled and twisted 
petals. Beautiful for garden color 
and fine for cutting. 
110 Giant Crego W. R, Mixed. 
111 Giant Crego W. R. Crimson. 
112 Giant Crego W. R. White. 
113 Giant Crego W. R. Purple. 
114 ASTER, Imp.A Branch¬ 
ing Wilt Resistant (30) —A profu¬ 
sion of large double flowers in a 
glorious range of colors. Fine for 
garden color and beautiful cut 
flowers. 
Aster, American Branching W. R. 
Caliopsis, Bicolor Dwarf Mixed 
115 ASTER, Wilt Resistant Mixed 
(30) —Our special mixture for those 
who have been having poor success 
with Asters.. Many varieties, give 
a long season of lovely blooms in 
marvelous colors. The finest for 
home gardens. 
116 BACHELOR BUTTON, Cen- 
taurea Blue Boy (24) —An easily 
grown annual with continuous 
bloom, if sown at three weeks inter¬ 
vals. Seed sown broadcast in rich 
soil makes a bed of beauty. 
117 BACHELOR BUTTON, Cen- 
taurea Double Mixed (24)— 
Showy, double flowers of blue, 
rose, white and red on long stems. 
Fine for cut flowers. Easy to grow. 
Flower freely from July until frost. 
118 BALSAM, Lady’s Slipper, 
Finest Mixed (20)— An old favo¬ 
rite. Many showy flowers, free 
blooming and brilliantly colored. 
The finest strain. Likes the hot 
sunshine. 
119 BEAN, Scarlet Runner 
(Climber) —A very popular vine 
in the North. Plants strong, quick 
growing, with many bright scarlet 
flowers. 
120 BRACHYCOME, Swan River 
Daisy (12) —A free flowering 
annual with dainty flowers resem¬ 
bling small cinerarias. Fine for 
edgings, beds or pot culture. 
121 BROWALLIA (10)— Compact 
little plants covered with white 
eyed dark blue flowers. Easily 
grown, long season of bloom. 
122 CALENDULA, Sunshine (18) 
—The buttercup yellow Calendula 
with large double flowers, resem¬ 
bling Chrysanthemums. 
123 CALENDULA, Imp. Pot 
Marigold Double Mixed (18) —An 
old fashioned free flowering annual. 
Especially lovely in late fall. Many 
shades of yellow and orange. 
