ORDER EARLY 
T^'p 'C'C | With every order received before April 10th we will give a strong 
1 ♦ plant of the New Dwarf Talisman Rose. 
PLANT AN HERB GARDEN 
It is useful and popular to grow herbs. They give a distinctive touch to your 
garden. The following varieties are easily grown from seed. 
10c Packet. One each of all 12 kinds, 95c. 
CHIVES. Used in soups and stews. 
Heads of violet colored flowers. A fine edg¬ 
ing. Easy. 
DILL. Seeds used to flavor pickles. Sun¬ 
ny spot. Leaves have medicinal properties. 
ANISE. Seeds and aromatic leaves used 
for seasoning. A widely used medicinal 
herb in China. 
BALM. Sweet lemon scented leaves wide¬ 
ly used for seasoning. Very easy. 
BASIL. An Indian Pot herb. Clove-like 
flavor used with meats and salads. 
LAVENDER. Foliage delightfully fra¬ 
grant. Romans used it in their baths. Sow 
early. 
ROSEMARY. Sub shrub with aromatic 
leaves and blue flowers much loved by bees. 
RUE. Semi-shrub with leaves of a pecul¬ 
iar oily fragrance. Good. 
SAGE. Widely used flavoring. Its use is 
supposed to make one wise. 
THYME. Half shrubby perennial. Strong 
mint-like foliage. Highly prized in cookery. 
SWEET MARJORAM. Leaves aromatic 
with a bitter taste. A common domestic 
tonic. Bees love it. 
HOREHOUND. Used in medicine and 
candies. Young top leaves are the parts 
utilized. 
A 
Alpine Scabiosa.21 
Alpine Buttercup.8 
Anemone .4 
Annual Plants.....26 
Arabis ..5 
Aster .4 
Aubrietia .5 
B 
Baby Breath.3-11 
Balloon Flower.9 
Baptisa .9 
Bargains .14-15 
Basket of Gold.5 
Bleeding Heart.5 
Blue Flax.17 
Butterfly Weed.10 
C 
Catchfly . .....18 
Candytuft .. 12 
Carnations, Hardy.9 
Campanula .8 
Chinese Forget-Me-Not.5 
Christmas Rose.10 
Chrysanthemum .6-7 
Clematis . 12 
Collections .14-15 
Columbines ..5 
Cotoneaster ..28 
Coral Bell...10 
Coreopsis . ... .10 
Cup Flower ..9 
INDEX 
E 
Evening Primrose.11 
Evergreens, Dwarf.28 
F 
Fleeceflower .21 
Forget-Me-Nots .11 
Foxglove .11 
G 
Gaillardia .3-12 
Garden Heliotrope.8 
Gas Plant.11 
Geranium, Hardy.12 
Geum .11 
Gladiolus .28 
Globe Flower.21 
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H 
Hermerocallis .16 
Hen & Chickens... ..15 
Herbs ..27 
I 
Iris .16 
J 
Jacob’s Ladder.10 
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L 
Lemon Lily. . .14 
Lilies .13 
Lupine ...;.17 
p 
Painted Daisy. 
.19 
Penstemon . 
.18 
Persian Candytuft... 
.5 
Phlox Dwarf. 
.20 
Phlox Tall. 
.20 
Pinks . 
..9 
Plumbago . 
.21 
Poppy . 
Primrose ....... 
. ....18 
Pulmonaria ......... 
.8 
R 
Red Hot Poker. 
.21 
Rock Rose. 
.... .16 
Rosa Rouletti. 
Roses .... 
. .22-23 
S 
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Scaboisa . 
_16 
Sea Lavender. 
.9 
Sea Thrift. 
.5 
Sedum ... 
.....17 
Seed . 
. . 24-25 
Shasta Daisy. 
.19 
Silver Lace Flower.. 
.18 
Sneezewort . 
.11 
Soapwort . 
.17 
Spiraea . 
.17 
Sweet Lavender. 
.10 
Sweet William... 
V 
D N Verbena, Hardy.8 
Delphinium ..12 New Zealand Creeper.18 Veronica .21 
Doronicum .:..8 Novelties .. ....3 Viola .21 
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