ROSEHOLME GARDENS, R. F, D. # 2, BRUNSWICK, I MINE, 
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ANNUALS FOR 
ASTER. Comet branching. Our own 
■DISCRIMINATING GARDENERS •. El ELD GROWN 
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ec-rly wilt -resistant 
Red, Purple, White, Lavener, Blue or Mixed 10$.. 
Penzance strain. White, Pink, v ermillion, Orange, Red, 
BEAD. 
am. Rose, - Shell pink 
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olet, Purple, Variegated or llixed ' 10$. 
CENTAUREA CYANEA# Bache-lder’s Button. Finest double cutting strain. White*, 
Lavender, pink, Red, Blue llaroon or Mixed 10$. 
CENTAUREA IMPERIALISM Sweet- Sul-tan. - Rose, -White# • Pink, Orchid- or mixed 10$. 
CYNOGLOSbUii AMIBILE Chinese Eor-get-me-hot? Blue or pink 10$. 
NICOTINA. Imperial red. Hand pollenat-ed. about- 80$ true to color 10$. *' 
HELIANTHUS RUBRA-NANA, Dwarf Red-Sunflower.’lly own strain. Rose to Mahogany 
red. Some zoned with gold. Fine for 'Cutting. Flowers 2* to 4° across 10$. ' 
SHIRLEY POPPY. Salmon, Terracotta, Lavender-,-White, Blue-, ■ Pink#- Rose,- Black, 
or Mixed 10$. Art shades mixed 10$-..* . 
ZINNIA. Casa Grande Strain. Large flowered double Mixed 10$. Fantasy mixed 
10$. Scabiosa Flowered Mixed 10$. Pmpom MixedlO$. 
cf the above strains. 10$. . 
1 SPECIAL-OFFERS. 
SPECIAL OFFER OF DELPHINIUM SEED. Send 25$- for a- 
•aeparate colors in either 
mixed packet of Delphinium. 
£eed containing crosses of W exham-, Vis Bros.-, French Chateau, Gold Medal-'and 
ether strains both ’ foreign • and domestic. Thi-s seed is crossed between plants 
differing in color. It is raised especially for planting at ROSEHOLME.- -The 
seed offered is surplus that we have not- room- -to- plant. •- - . ■ 
SPECIAL OFFER OF HAND POLLENATED PEDIGREED CROSSED GLADIOLUS SEED. Packet 
contains crosses between-my -seedlings and between commercial varieties-of- 
which we have too few seeds to list separately.’Scientifically crossed to 
produce new coloe combinations and larger bloom. The seed I plant to raise 
my new varieties. 25$ per large packet. 
NEW AND UNCOMMON PERENNIALS WHICH WE HATE GROWN SUCCESSFULLY, WHICH WILL 
pTAND A TELPRETURE OF SO BELOW ZERO- AND WHICH WE-CAN-RECO 1 PEND TO GARDENERS 
WHO DESIRE PERENNIALS DIFFERING FROM THOSE- FOUND- -IN MOST GARDENS. 
MDSNOPHOBA. POTANTI* Glan-t- ‘ u ell Flower-. Light Blue- 2 T - 10$-, - * 
AETREOP.M’PUS PLUCHERRIMUS. Handsome • pink f-luf-fy f lowers Extra good- *10$. 
AGPKODELUs LUTEUS. 4'. Yellow, fragrant lily like flowers. Fine 10$; 
ARENDSII HYBRIDS. Large graceful plumes white to- rose; 10$. 
^'PHiMARIA ALPINA. x ellow scabiosa like- flowers* Fine cut flower* 10$. 
OHMWEUCE.DIACANTHA. 4’. Deep lilac flowers-. Fine foliage- - 10$. - *' 
DATlSC a. CANABIMA* 5’ Golden x ellow flower-s. Beautiful. '10$-.** 
OCTOPETELA. Rock Garden plant, white-'with golden- stamens.- 10$.’ • 
BRINGS rfJLPINUS. Violet flowers in profusion-. Rock garden plant-.* 10$. 
GLOBUL.JRIA TKIGHOSANTHA. Rock garden. Blue flowers in summer. Handsome 10$. 
* M r YRENAICUM. Rock-garde. Spikes of‘vio-let- flowers - * 10$’ 
; b f SPINQSA. Flowers purple-. Pea -shaped-, A fine legume- -- 10$. 
EA_C.*.sHimiRI ANA. Extra-early.- Lavender very- pretty- • • 1-0$, - * • 
biDELAJmA . Fine 8* hollyhock like plant Blooms white to red 10$.' 
garden u om- 10$,- - 
IHALICTRUM DIPTMROCjfE^i'UM-. 4* Violet flowers A- real- garden 
ROSEHOLME- 
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GARDEN’S 
following- the custom--of- the trade, - gives- no warranty-, . 
AP-L-wefaea- or-implied,- -as- to the- productiveness or any other matter of any 
seed it sells and will not be responsible for the crop. It’does, however 
warrant all seeds so marked to be strictly hand pollenated. 
ROGEHOLliE GARDENS, 
JAMES H. H. BODGE, PROP., 
R.F.D. # 2, BRUNSWICK, MAINE. 
