PLANNING A 
FLOWER GARDEN 
MAKING A 
FLOWER GARDEN 
ROCK GARDENING 
FLOWER GARDEN 
SUGGESTIONS 
THE CULTURE OF 
SWEET PEAS 
THE CULTURE OF 
PERENNIALS 
GARDEN PLANS 
When you purchase a packet of Mandeville 
Seeds you are entitled to one of these inter¬ 
esting and instructive pamphlets. Look for 
the offer that is printed in red on the back of 
every Mandeville packet. 
In response to the demand for the com¬ 
plete series of pamphlets, we are making a 
special offer of the entire set of eight for 2 5c. 
Send coin or stamps to Mandeville & King 
Company at Rochester, New York. Indi¬ 
vidual pamphlets are 5c each or free with an 
empty Mandeville packet. 
A CHILDREN’S 
GARDEN 
Something Old . . 
Aster, King, All Colors 
Calendula (Pot Marigtilil) 
Canterbury Bells, Biennial 
Cosmos, All Colors 
Hollyhock, All Colors 
Marigold, African 
Mignonette 
Nasturtium, Singles 
Portulaca (Rose Moss) 
Queen Anne's Thimble 
Stock, Ten Weeks 
Zinnia, All Colors 
Something New. . 
Aster, Sunshine 
Calendula, Sunshine 
Canterbury Bells, Annual 
Cosmos, Orange Flare 
Cosmos, Sensation 
Marigold, Yellow Supreme 
Marigold, Harmony 
Nasturtium, Doubles 
Zinnia, Fantasy 
Zinnia, Rosebud 
Zinnia, Creeping 
Zinnigold 
and Something Blue 
Ageratum, azure blue 
Anchusa, Blue Bird, indigo 
blue 
Bachelor's Button, coni' 
Jlower blue 
Blue Bells of Calif., gentian 
blue 
Delphinium, shades oj blue 
Larkspur, Sky Blue 
Lobelia, Crystal Palace, deep 
blue 
Morning Glory, Heavenly 
Blue 
Petunia, Silver Blue 
Texas Blue Bonnet, deep 
blue 
Sweet Pea, Blue Bonnet, 
medium blue 
DID 
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