PANSIES AND VIOLAS. For colorful borders in rich loose 
soil pansies of our finest imported strains will display masses 
of gorgeous color not approached by any other flower. The 
very finest and most costly seeds have been secured to pro¬ 
vide us the finest quality obtainable. A generous use of old 
decayed manure is desirable when preparing pansy beds, and 
give the plants ample space. 
Giant Super Swiss Mixed. Largest flowering type known in 
the finest color selection today. Strong plants, $1.00 per doz. 
Engelman’s Super Strain. This is the product of England’s 
most successful specialist in choice pansies and have a mar¬ 
velous color range. Small plants, 75c; large, $1.00 per doz. 
Delpht Blue Pansy. A very appealing shade of blue greatly 
admired. Doz. 75c. 
White Swiss Pansy. Medium size flowers of pure white, 
effective for mass display. Doz. 75c. 
Apricot Viola. Rich deep apricot yellow flowers. Doz. 75c. 
Radio Viola. Medium size flowers of light lavender color. 
Doz. 75c. 
Floraire Viola. Small profuse flowering, exceedingly hardy 
lavender sort ideally adapted to rockery planting. Doz. 75c; 
large size, 15c each. 
SPECIAL NOVELTIES 
VENIDIUM FASTUOSUM. Monarch of the Veldt, Africa’s 
finest daisy. Handsome rosette of silky gray foliage. Flowers 
of 4-inch diameter are rich golden orange in color with a black 
circle at base of petals. Needs sunny location. For June de¬ 
livery. 4 for 50c (pot grown). 
ARCTOTIS SPECIOSA. A gorgeous new large flowered 
African daisy in many striking new colors of bronze, orange, 
copper and yellow tints altogether different from flowers 
known heretofore. Grey leaved compact mass of foliage bear¬ 
ing gaillardia-like flowers of unique beauty. Thrives best in 
sunny locations even a bit dry. This will be the garden’s 
finest newcomer for the season. Limited supply. Pot grown 
plants only, $1.50 per doz. 
SHRIMP PLANT. Unusual type of bush with bronzy elon¬ 
gated tassels terminating each branch from which emerge the 
real flowers of lavender white in striking elegance. Best in 
full sun and good soil. 15-25c each; large size 50c. 
TORENIA, CHINESE VIOLET. A very quaint charming 
warm weather flower with uniquely dainty blossoms of pale 
lavender, deep violet and yellow as color arrangement. Plant 
late in June in full sun or partial shade. May also be used for 
porchbox plant. 3 for 50c. 
PETUNIAS. Pride of Portland. Large single fringed flow¬ 
ers, deep pink. 
White Beauty. Pure white fringed, yellow throat. 
Scarlet Beauty. Bright red, heavily fringed. 
Ruffled Heliotrope. Large deeply fringed, heliotrope color. 
Lilac Beauty. Plain edged soft lilac veined purple. 
Elks Pride. Intensely deep velvety purple, large flower. 
Apple Blossom. Large light pink with deeper veins. 
Above sorts are all introductions of our own, unexcelled for 
refined beauty, especially for box planting. 
Improved Ramona. Giant flowering in many colors and 
types. 
Red Ramona. A new copper red of largest size. 
All above sorts in pot grown sizes only, 10c and 15c each. 
2 or 3-inch size. 
Snow Queen. Profuse small flowering white for borders. 
Rose of Heaven. Small very profusely flowering pink. 
Blue Bedder. Small flowered light blue, both these are very 
fine border plants, flat grown at 35c per doz. 
HELIOTROPE*. V nexcelled for fragrance and pleasing 
color. 10c and 15c each. 
CUPHEA. Cigarette plant, bearing tiny red tubular flow¬ 
ers with grey end; will thrive in partial shade. 3 for 25c. 
GERANIUMS. Double red, single red, double and single 
pink in several sorts are grown and available in 214-inch and 
3-inch size at 10c and 15c each; 4-inch at 25c each. 
Mt. Blanc. A striking white leafed sort with brilliant red 
flowers, highly decorative. 20c and 25c each. 
Ivy Leaved*. These attractive trailing sorts are especially 
adapted to use in boxes where they fall over most gracefully, 
flowering profusely. They are obtainable in pink, white, rose 
and red sorts at 15c each. 
IMPATIENS or BUSY LIZZY*. Bright green fleshy foli¬ 
age studded with small red flowers continually in bloom. Will 
grow in sun but shade is better. Various size plants, 10-15-25c 
each. 
PARLOR IVY. A soft leaved fast growing vine with ap¬ 
pearance of Ivy. 10c. 
COBBEA SCANDENS. G rows with foliage like Sweet 
Peas, large purple bell-like flowers towards fall; serves as 
trailer or vine. 2 for 25c. 
HELXINE BABY TEARS*. Small creeping plant with tiny 
round bright green leaves covering soil like moss. 15c each. 
WANDERING JEW*. Trailing plant with attractive foli¬ 
age, green, white stripes and red striped sorts. 5c to 15c each. 
THUNBERGIA or BLACK-EYED SUSAN. A creeper cov¬ 
ered with disc-like yellow flowers with black center, some 
white and black or tan and black. Very neat for rockery 
planting or for hanging baskets and window boxes. 6 for 50c. 
LANTANA. Low branching small shrub-like plant covered 
with clusters of small bright orange, pink or yellow flowers 
all summer long. 15c and 25c each. 
SWEET ALYSSUM. Low creeping or trailing plant with 
profusion of fragrant white flowers. 3 for 25c. Single flow¬ 
ering form, 8 for 25c. 
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