A Select List of the Choice Novelties 
Seed Packets as Liberal as Price Will Allow 
ACROCLINIUM Large-flowered Double Hybrids. 
Greatly improved variety over any known. The 
extremely large double flowers upon long 14 to 
20 in. stems come into bloom in a few weeks 
from sowing. Color range will suit the most 
fastidious. Rich shades of salmon, apricot, pink, 
rose, cerise with white and creamy tones to bal¬ 
ance the blend. 5c. 
AQUILEGIA Longissima. Very long spurs, often 4in. 
An exquisite dreamy pale yellow. 5c. 
AUBRIETIA Monarch Mixture. New and one of 
the finest perennial introductions. Plants are 
dwarf, neat, compact and full flowering; the 
colors are exquisite in every conceivable shade 
of deep red, rosy-violet, rose, violet, lavender, 
pink, purple, blue and mauve. A veritable car¬ 
pet of exceptional beauty. Sow seed in May, 
plants begin blooming the followering Spring. 
CALENDULA Frilled Beauty. Truly lovely deep 
orange with frilled petals. 
Orange Sunshine. The large flowers with loose 
dainty incurved petals are very double. Excel- 
ent for cutting and showy in the garden. 
CALIFORNIA NATIVE FLOWER MIXTURE. There 
has been much demand for the popular Cali¬ 
fornia Native Flowers. We offer here a very 
select mixture to give you a novel and en¬ 
trancing surprise bed. 
CAMPANULA, Annual Canterbury Bells, Angelus 
Bell. Like Liberty, but lovely deep rose. 
Liberty Bell. Large intense blue bells through¬ 
out the season. 
Mission Bell. A lovely clear pink. Fine. 
Wedding Bell. New exquisite pure white. 
IBERIS Jucunda. A rare species blooming 
during June and July. The dwarf, bluish-green 
plants bear dainty spikes of small pink flowers. 
CELOSIA Pyratnidalis, Flame of Fire. Novelty. 
A fine dwarf type of fiery red. 
CHEIRANTHUS ALLIONI, Golden Redder. A 
fine Hurst Novelty. Sweetly scented, long last¬ 
ing in flower and the color easily blends with 
other subjects. Seeds may be sown in late Sum¬ 
mer, Autumn or early Spring. Rare. 
CLARKIA Enchantress. True to name, an enchant¬ 
ing color of orange shading to pink. 
May Blossom. A marvelously lovely new double 
Clarkia. Choice deep rose in color. Starts easi¬ 
ly from seeds and quickly comes into bloom,. 
COREOPSIS Double Sifnburst. Brilliant golden 
yellow and more gorgeous because of the over¬ 
lapping petals of the large Sin. flowers. Fine 
keeping qualities. 80% double. 
COSMOS Sensation. 4 to 6ft. Extra early, extra 
large. Blooms 10 weeks from seeds. Bushy 
plants. Lovely pink and white shades. A novel¬ 
ty of unusual and pleasing splendor. 5c. 
DAHLIA Zulu Strain. A very effective bedding 
strain and exceedingly popular. Flowers most¬ 
ly shades of crimson with a few orange, gold¬ 
en and lilac. A packet of surprise beauty. 5c. 
Star or Orchid-flowering. A very lovely curled 
and twisted-petaled variety of great merit. 
DIANTHUS Superbus Loveliness. 12 in. An ex¬ 
quisite free-flowering finely and distinctly 
fringed Pink of rosy-lilac. 
ECHIUM Roseum, Tower of Jewels. Sft. A robust 
grower of pyramidal form, bright rose flowers. 
GAILLARDIA Grandiflora Goblin. 12in. The 
first really dwarf compact variety, especially 
suited for the rockery. The neat plants are 
closely covered with large showy yellow bor¬ 
dered deep red flowers. Seeds sovrn by March 
or April will bloom the same year. 
Grandiflora Burgundy. Lovely wine-red flowers. 
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GEUM Prince of Orange. Early bright golden 
orange, a lovely new sort to add to your fine 
Geum assortment. Excellent for cutting. 
GYPSOPHILA Oldhamiana. Erect continuous- 
blooming large flowers tinted flesh and pink. 
HELIANTHUS ANGUSTIFOLIUS, Autumn Glory. 
A fine perennial, showy in late Autumn. The 
black centered single yellow flowers are showy. 
HETER0PAPPUS, Blue Daisy. 2to2i feet. A 
fine plant for late Summer and Autumn. 
Covered with lovely silvery lavender-blue 
flowers with bright yellow central disc. The 
stems arise from a rosette of leaves bearing 
an abundance of aster-like flowers. 5c. 
HOLLYHOCK Double Imperator. New. Flowers 
with double center rosette and broad collar of 
frilled and fringed petals in a splendid mixture 
of interesting and attractive color combinations. 
An outstanding variety that will be admired. 
LARKSPUR GIANT IMPERIAL, White King. The 
outstanding white Larkspur of the decade. 
Flowers glistening pure white with rounded 
petals; the florets are extremely large, fully 
double, evenly and closely spaced upon the 
2ft. cutting spike. Extra early, blooming a 
week ahead of other Imperial varieties. 
Giant Imperial, Coral King. Sft. A distinctly 
new color in Larkspurs: blush-pink with deep 
suffusion of coral which deepen.? with age. 
Florets large, fully double upon magnificent 2ft. 
spikes. A grand Larkspur. 
LUPINUS, Atro-violaceus. Popular since its in¬ 
troduction in 1932. The deep violet-blue 
flowers come true from seed. 
Gold Crest. A beautiful yellow with deep yellow 
wings. Bright, showy and new. 
Salmoneus. Lovely mellow salmon shades, true 
from seeds. One of the extra choice Lupins. 
NICOTIANA Sanderae, Pink Shades. This makes 
an elegant pot plant or garden subject. The 
lovely bright pink shades are very attractive. 
PAPAVER NUDICAULE, Gartref Strain. New 
delicate art shades with picotee markings. 
Extra large flowers in a wide range of colors. 
NUDICAULE, The Emperor. The finest orange 
Iceland Poppy ever produced. Extremely large 
flowers with fluted overlapping petals. Strong 
straight 18 in. stems. Majestic in garden or for 
cutting. A perennial blooming freely the first 
season from seeds when sown early. 
NUDICAULE, The Empress. A companion to 
The Emperor. Remarkable shades of salmon, 
rose and pink. Fascinating, new. Fine cut-flow¬ 
er perennial blooming first season from seed. 
NUDICAULE, Yellow Wonder. All American 
winner. Longest stemmed, largest flowered, 
clear yellow Iceland Poppy to date. Bright 
buttercup yellow with lighter center. Vigorous 
growth, free-flowering; a distinct achievement. 
RUDBECKIA, Kelvedon Star. Deep golden yellow 
with mahogany zone around dark brownish 
central disc. Long-stemmed single and double 
flowers. Of strong growth. 
SCHIZANTHUS, Pansy-flowered. A new, rare 
and attractive type with fine color variety. 
Sunset Hybrids. Lovely bright red and carmine 
shades with delicate golden markings. 
SCABIOSA Grandiflora Rosette. A beautiful new 
shade of deep rose heavily suffused salmon. 
Long and stiff stems hold the extra large glori¬ 
ous glowing flower straight and tall. Fine. 5c. 
VIOLA Ark wright Ruby. Bright ruby crimson, 
shaded terra cotta; fragrant. 
Chantreland. A perfect Viola, producing mass¬ 
es of purest apricot flowers. 
