January, 1920 
95 
Delightful 
Blue Sage for 
the Garden 
(Salvia Farinacea) 
blooms from July until 
frost, with hundreds of 
spikes of most delightful 
heav^enly blue flowers. 
Seeds-—Pkts. 50c, 5 
pkts. $2.00. 
Plants in May. Dozen 
$3.50, per 100 $25.00. 
My Garden Favorites 
for 1920 
the masterpiece of all seed 
catalogues. Write for your 
free copy today. 
MAURICE FULD 
Plantsman—Seedsman 
7-B W. 45th St., Ne-w York 
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M. C. EBEL, Secretary 
286 Fifth Ave., N. Y. 
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