Heatherhome’s “Guaranteed” Seeds 39 
1915 Novelties of European Origin 
Double Clarkia Apple-blossom Pink 
A splendid new color for this lovely annual, whose value as a cut flower has never been 
fully appreciated. 
§1562. — . 
Pkt., $ .15; 4 pkts., $ .50 
Gazania Longiscapa 
This native of South Africa resembles to some degree in effect the "Dimorphotbeca.” The 
compact-shaped plants grow to a height of 7 inches, and are covered with bright daisy-like 
single flowers (2]/j inches across) of a rich golden yellow. At the base of each petal is a zone of 
brown, with white dots encircled by a ring of maroon. The small foliage is either whole-leaved 
or cut and shows a dark-green on the surface, while the reverse is silvery white. It loves a 
sunny situation. 
2295 . — .Pkt., $ .20; 3 pkts., $ .50 
New Annual Giant Lupins 
No other annual is of easier culture than the Lupins. They are effective, valuable for 
garden or cutting, and come so quickly to bloom that they are found now in every garden. 
The novelty we offer is a great stride in the advance of this flower. Plants grow 3>£ feet high, 
with spikes 30 inches long. The flowers appear in white, violet, pink and yellow. 
2960. —.Pkt., $ .15; 4 pkts., $ .50 
Bedding Pansy Giant Apricot 
A rare and unique new color amongst pansies. The plants are compact and bushy. 
3517 . —.Pkt., $ .25; 5 pkts., $1.00 
Pentstemon Scotch Giants 
A wonderful improvement over the best of Pentstemons in existence now. Flowers and 
stalks are gigantic and the colors are superb. For description of plant, we refer to our regular 
list. 
3655. — .Pkt., $ .50 
Giant Petunia—Glowing Copper Red 
A wonderful new color to enliven our garden. The introducer claims that this novelty 
comes well true from seed. 
§3725. —.Pkt., $ .50 
Please Order all Seeds by Number Only 
