NOVELTIES OF RECENT INTRODUCTION 
AGERATUM Little Silver Star, 4 in. Compact 
plants literally smothered with lovely little sil¬ 
ver-grey, star-like flowers, completely hiding 
the dainty light green foliage; blooms till frost. 
ANTIRRHINUM Golden King, 30in. Giant yellow. 
Peerless Pink, 18 in. Exquisite cameo pink. 
Rose King, 30 in. Deep rose self, beautiful. 
AQUILEGIA Vulgaris, Red Riding Hood. Love¬ 
ly pure white corolla with old rose calyx. 
BELLIS Hufeld’s Super-Giant, Le Grand Fuse- 
lier. This is the largest English Daisy in exist¬ 
ence. The enormous full-double flowers give 
rather the idea of a finely-formed double Aster 
than that of an English Daisy. This race is un¬ 
surpassed in regard to size and the perfect form 
of the absolutely double flowers. We supply 
seeds direct from Hufeld. Rose, White or Mixed. 
Hufeld’s Giant Chevreuse. New Italian Daisy, 
bearing bright red flowers of enormous size. 
Hufeid’s Glory of Frankfort. The only dark red 
Daisy; flowers quilled; makes a charming border. 
CACTUS. A splendid mixture containing many fine 
species and varieties; a liberal packet only 5 c. 
CALENDULA Art Shades. A very desirable mix¬ 
ture of delicate shades of apricot, orange, cream, 
lemon, white and many other tints. 
Jewel. This new gem is especially good for beds 
and cutting. The round shaped flowers are deep 
orange in color, and are of good size and form. 
Orange Shaggy. Rich orange flowers shading to 
yellow at the center. The narrow, beautifully 
fringed, close-set petals giving the shaggy ap¬ 
pearance of a Chrysanthemum; very popular. 
CALLIOPSIS Drummondii, Gold Crest. Semi¬ 
double golden yellow with reddish brown zone. 
CARDINAL CLIMBER, hha, 20ft. A hybrid Ipom- 
oea similar to Cypress Vine, but more robust and 
having larger and more showy flowers. 
CARNATION Somerset Lady. A perpetual flow¬ 
ering Carnation; immense, double white flowers 
on long stems, hardy, and deliciously fragrant. 
CHRYSANTHEMUM Nivellii,2ft. A handsome 
bushy annual covered with golden flowers. 
COSMOS Klondyke, Orange Flare, 2 ft. Beauti- 
tiful vivid orange flowers borne on long, grace¬ 
ful stems, light green feathery foliage. Plants 
bloom in four months from seeds. Packet 5 cts. 
CUT-FL0,WER GARDEN MIXTURE. Hardy an¬ 
nuals making a showy bed and yielding cut-flow¬ 
ers throughout the season. 1-4 oz. 5 c, oz. 15 c. 
DORONICUM Parda 1 ianches, Bunch of Gold. 
Especially valuable because it blossoms when 
flowers are scarce. Doronicum Pardalianches 
flaunts its wealth of bright canary yellow flowers 
to the lazy May and June breezes; fine perennial. 
FUCHSIA Hybrids, Double Dwarf Early Flow¬ 
ering. Lovely rich colors with white, lilac, pink, 
light and dark blue corollas; mixed colors. 
GAILLARDIA Indian Chief, ha, 1ft. Everbloom- 
ing, large broad rayed flowers, sparkling bronzy- 
red on long stems, in bloom all Summer. 
GAZANIA Splendens Hybrids Grand if lor a, hhp. 
A very attractive plant for sunny beds or bor¬ 
ders, bearing long-stemmed, daisy-like flowers 
in dazzling shades of orange, yellow, cream and 
white with black, brown or green spots marking 
the base of each petal. Exceptionally line. 
HELIANTHEMUM Mutabile, hp, 1 ft. Indispen¬ 
sable rock plant for sunny places; cup-like flow- 
ers in many beautiful colors, mixed. 
Rotund if o I iu m , hp, 1ft. Fine sun-loving plant 
with pretty deep carmine flowers in Summer. 
IPOMOEA Double Rose Marie. A quick growing, 
early free-flowering Ipomoea that is continuous¬ 
ly loaded with clear deep rose, double flowers. 
LARKSPUR Giant Imperial, Blue Bell. Azure. 
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Giant Imperial, Cattleya. Deep clear lilac. 
Giant Imperial, Dazzler. Rich lustrous carmine. 
Giant Imperial, Sweet Lavender. Lavender-blue. 
Rosamond. Lovely pure rose, sun proof; numer¬ 
ous spikes covered with exquisite double firs. 
LEUCANTHEMUM Shasta Daisy, New Giant 
Double. Beautiful double white flowers Bin. 
across, perfectly hardy, fine for cutting. 
LINARIA Moroccana, Fairy Bouquet, Sin. New, 
compact, free-flowering plants, bearing masses 
of neat Snapdragon-like flowers; mixed colors. 
LUPINUS Armagecfdon, hp, 4ft. Rich deep blue 
shaded Heavenly blue, showy, very beautiful. 
Effective, 4 ft. Branching, violet, yellow and white. 
New King, ha, 4ft. Giant spiral clusters of large 
flowers, exquisite oxford blue, and pure white. 
MIMULUS Red E mperor. Compact free-blooming 
plants bearing masses of glittering crimson-scar- 
let flowers the entire Summer and early Fall. 
ORCHIS, Orchid. Open ground species, mixed. 
PASSIFLORA Quadrangularis, Giant Granadil- 
la. A strong climber with white and red flowers. 
PENTSTEMON Baby Hybrids, 2 ft. Long grace¬ 
ful sprays of miniature flowers; fine for cutting. 
Heterophyllus, Blue Gem, 18 in. Lovely blue. 
PHLOX Drummondii Gigantea, Art Shades. An 
outstanding variety, giant flowers in a wonder¬ 
ful range of soft pastel and pleasing art shades. 
PLUMBAGO Capensis. Light blue flowers; fine. 
POPPY Begonia-flowered. Full double-frilled 
flowers like Begonias; pink, rose, salmon; mixed. 
Nudicaule, El Monte. Enormous long-stemmed 
flowers, easily grown; blooms in six months. 
PRIMULA Elatior, Bright Eyes. Flowers yellow 
to orange with a distinct scarlet eye; hardy. 
SALVIA Splendens, Coral. Early, free-flowering 
plants of compact habit. The long flower spikes 
rise well above the foliage, and are a vivid coral 
pink with fine brick red corollas, beautiful. 
Splendens, Plume of Rose, 1ft. Lovely rose. 
Splendens, Vesuvius Rose. Dainty rose powers. 
Farinacea, Blue Redder. Intense blue; fine. 
SCABIOSA Blue Cockade, 3 ft. Very free-flower¬ 
ing plants bearing double, deep azure blue flow¬ 
ers on strong stems, lasting remarkably well 
when cut. The perfectly formed flowers have 
such depth that they appear almost cone-shaped. 
Giant Hybrids. New improved strain; huge flow¬ 
ers of the loveliest shades, fine for cutting. 
Goldingensis. Lavender flowers; strong stems. 
SILENE Siberica, 1ft. Bose and white; rock plant. 
STOCK, Giant Winter, White King. A new free- 
blooming Stock bearing huge spikes of full-dou¬ 
ble snow white floweirs of remarkable size. 
SWEET WILLIAM, Purple Beauty, 2ft. Large 
heads of very sweet flowers; richest purple. 
VERBENA Carmine Globe. A charming easily- 
grown plant coming quickly into bloom, 
branching freely at the base forming a mass of 
leafy stems, each tipped with a huge cluster of 
bloom, color bright lustrous carmine, vivid and 
beautiful. The plants form a globe 10 in. high 
and 1 ft. across, literally smothered with bloom. 
Cerise Queen, 1ft. Masses of huge trusses of 
beautiful soft salmon-cerise flowers; new. 
Spectrum Red, 1ft. Brightest of all Verbenas, 
dazzling scarlet; florets over an inch across. 
Venosa,LiIacina. A new variety for beds and 
borders. The plants grow thriftily, and are cov¬ 
ered with masses of delicate lavender flowers. 
VERONICA Spicata Rosea, 15 in. Pure pink. 
VIOLA Cornuta, Lord B e ac onsf ie I d . Large flow¬ 
ers, purple standards, lower petals white with 
blue markings. Very profuse bloomer. 
Apricot, 8in. A rare tufted Pansy; rich apricot 
tinged orange towards the center; very showy. 
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