Adatiwnie. Mass., Aug. *10. “I hive a brilliant garden at an cxpeusc of J5c. -13- • 
Thanks for seeds that germinate, also for/‘Ctxlture of Flowers.”—Jesse Dunuell. 
Minneapolis, Minn. 
JAPANESE AIR PLANTS 
Beautiful fern-like plants used for vases, sninll 
jardlnlers or fern dishes. 
NO CARE—NO SOIL—NO WATERING 
ALWAYS FRESH AND GREEN 
They hold their color for months and may be kept 
anywhere—in heat or cold, light or dark, and gas 
does not injure. Price 25c. postpaid. 
HARDY PERENNIALS 
There Is n great craze nowadays for old-fashioned, 
hardy perennials. Buy seed and start your own 
perennial garden nt nominal cost. Any 10 pkts. 
from this list, your choice, 40c; entire twenty-seven 
pkts. for 75c. 
Flowering 
Variety— Period. Height. Page. 
ACHILLEA. 
.\11 summer 
o 
ft. 
14 
ANEMONE. 
2-3 
ft. 
14 
ARABIS ALPINA. 
-Vpr.-May 
G 
in. 
15 
ASCLEPIAS TUBEROSA. 
*> 
ft. 
37 
ASPERULA. 
1 
ft. 
15 
CANTERBURY BELL. .. 
o 
ft. 
19 
COLUMBINE. 
1-2 
ft. 
17 
COREOPSIS LANCEOLATA. May-Oct. 
1 
ft. 
18 
DAISY. SHASTA. 
*> 
ft. 
24 
FORGET-ME-NOT. 
... May-Aug. 
G 
in. 
20 
FOXGLOVE. 
3-4 
ft. 
27 
GAILLARDIA. 
IS 
In. 
2S 
GYPSOPHILA. 
_July-Aug. 
2 
ft. 
29 
HEUCHERA. 
1 
ft. 
29 
HIBISCUS. 
4 
ft. 
29 
HOLLYHOCK. 
5-7 
ft. 
30 
LARKSPUR. 
.Inly-Sept. 
3-4 
ft. 
32 
LYCHNIS. 
1-2 
ft. 
32 
PINKS. CHINESE. 
... May-June 
1 
ft. 
3.S 
PLATYCODON. 
2-3 
ft. 
3S 
POPPY. ICELAND. 
1 
ft. 
39 
POPPY. ORIENTAL.. 
2-3 
ft. 
39 
PYRETHRUM. 
18 In. 
40 
STOKESIA. 
IS 
In. 
44 
SWEET PEA, Perennial. 
... ..7tine-Aug. 
4-5 
ft. 
12 
SWEET ROCKET. 
2-3 
ft. 
42 
SWEET WILLIAM. 
IS 
in. 
44 
Plants Suitable for Edgings. Ageratum, 
Gem Alyssum. Diamond Flower. Dwarf Calliopsls, 
Dwarf Variegated Nasturtium, Dusty Miller. 
Dwarf Phlox. Golden Feather Feverfew. Liliput 
Nasturtium, Portulaca. 
HALF-PACKET COLLECTIONS 
A NEW DEPARTURE 
For the convenience of those who like to grow separate varieties instead of mix¬ 
tures, note my Half-Packet Collection offers as follows: 
Aster, page G; Fifteen varieties, half-packets, 40c. 
Aster, Peony-flowered, page 4; Six sorts, half-packets, 15c. 
Balsam, page 10; Eight varieties, half-packets, 16c. 
Carnation, page 10; Five varieties, half-packets, 20c. 
Everlastings, page 23; Seven varieties, half-packets, 12c. 
Larkspur, page 32; Eight varieties, half-packets, 15c. 
Mourning Bride, page 34; Six -varieties, half-packets, 16c. 
Nasturtium, page 3-1; Sixteen varieties, half-packets, 30c. 
Pansy, Giant, page 7; Eleven varieties, half-packets, 40c. 
Pansy, Bedding, page 9; Ten varieties, half-packets, 20c. 
Phlox, Grandiflora, page 38; Eight varieties, half-packets, 20o. 
Pink page 38; Nine varieties, half-packets, 25c. 
Poppy, page 39; Ten varieties, half-packets, 20c. 
Salplglossls, page 41; Six varieties, half-packets, 15c. 
Snapdragon, page 43; Ten varieties, half-packets, 15c. 
Sweet Peas, page 12; Fifty varieties, half-packets, 60c, 
Zinnia, page 40; Eight varieties, half-packets, 20c. 
Zinnia, Curled, and Crested, page 4(1; Eight sorts, half packets, 20c. 
The entire eighteen collections for $2.75. 
SULPHO-TOBACCO SOAP 
Sulplio-Tobacco Soap Kills Bugs and Insects. 
In the Garden. Kills all hugs that Injure plants. 
In the Orchard., destroys Insects injurious to trees. 
In the Household, exterminates moths, cock¬ 
roaches, bed-bugs, etc. 
In the Stable, relieves from tormenting flies. 
In the Kennel, keeps dogs free from vermin. 
In the Sheepfold, makes and unequuled sheepdlp. 
In the Poultry Yard, prevents all lice. 
Is Endorsed by the United States Department of 
Agriculture and Is highly recommended by Florists. 
Produces Luxuriant Roses. Widely known for 
years for preventing rose lice and mildew on roses. 
Helps to Grow healthy plants and beautiful flow 
ers. and Is non-fnjurious to the tenderest growth. 
Absolutely safe and convenient to handle. 
THE COST IS TRIFLING 
13c.—3-oz. cake; makes 1*4 gallons prepared solu¬ 
tion; mailed post-paid. 
28c.—S-oz. cuke; makes 4 gallons prepared solution; 
mailed post-paid. 
SPECIAL NOTICE. With every order for Sulpho-Tobacco Soap we mail 
a booklet, “The Window Garden.” by Ebon E. Rexford, free, giving valuable In¬ 
formation on flowers and plants In the bouse and garden; also helpful bints about 
insects which infest plant life, and how to exterminate them. 
