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SHASTA DAISY ©— 
Chrysanthemum Maximum 
Hardy Perennial. 2 x /j ft. June-July. 
6739 Alaska. Immense, daisy-like flowers with 
broad, pure glistening white petals carried on 
long strong stems. Vs oz., 40c.Pkt. 15c 
6740 New Giant Double White. Beautifully shaped 
double flowers with fringed, curled and quilled 
petals ...Pkt. 25c 
SCHIZANTHUS —Butterfly Flower 
Annual. IY 2 ft. June to Frost. This is one of 
the most charming flowers for the garden in 
Summer and for the house in Winter. The 
plants are covered with a multitude of small 
butterfly-like flowers of the most brilliant and 
striking designs. The foliage is delicate and 
fern-like. 
6732 Mixed. Ya 02., 25c.Pkt. lOc 
STEVIA© lli 
Annual. 2 ft. September to Frost. Free- 
blooming plants, bearing a multitude of fra¬ 
grant pure white flowers; suitable for Summer 
or Winter blooming; largely used for cutting. 
6754 Serrata .Pkt. lOc 
STOKESIA ©—Cornflower Aster 
Hardy Perennial. 2 ft. July to Frost. A na¬ 
tive flower that appears to be between a single 
Aster and a Cornflower. 
6787 Cyanea Mixed. Blue and white. 
Y& 02 ., 40c.Pkt. lOc 
SWEET WILLIAM ©— 
Dianthus Barbatus 
Hardy Perennial, V/ 2 . ft- May-June. Another 
old-time favorite because of its great mass of 
brilliant colors in white, pink, rose to dark 
red. They are easy to grow and delight in a 
good rich soil. The 2Vi-inch broad flower- 
heads are borne on 1-foot stems. Fine for cut 
flowers. 
7521 Single White.' 
7532 Single Crimson. Pkt. 
7543 Single Pink Beauty.lOc 
7554 Single Scarlet Beauty.J 
7565 Collection. One packet each.30c 
7576 Single Mixed. Y 4 oz., 25c.Pkt. lOc 
7580 Newport Pink. A distinct variety with lovely, 
large single flowers of a watermelon-pink or 
salmony-rose. Very effective for cutting or 
mid-season mass bedding. 
Ys oz., 25c...Pkt. 15c 
7598 Giant Double Mixed. A great variety of colors 
and shades. V4 oz., 30c.Pkt. lOc 
SWEET WIVELSFIELD ©— 
New Hybrid Dianthus 
Hardy Annual. 1 ft. June-October. 
7600 This new annual is a hybrid. Its growth is 
similar to Sweet William, but the flowers are 
larger and have a wider range of colors. If 
sown indoors in February, will bloom in June; 
if sown outdoors in April, will bloom in 
August. V 4 oz., 50c.Pkt. 10c 
Shasta Daisy Alaska 
SENSITIVE PLANT —Mimosa Pudica 
Annual. IY 2 ft. June-September. 
5143 Called Sensitive Plant because at the slightest 
touch the leaves fold upward and droop. This 
peculiarity makes it a novelty worth grow¬ 
ing .Pkt. lOc 
SILENE ®—Catchfly 
Hardy Perennial. 6 in. June-July. 
6737 Saxifraga. Similar to the Pink family. Flowers 
yellowish on upper surface, reddish brown 
underneath .Pkt. 15c 
SNAPDRAGON. See Antirrhinum. 
SPEEDWELL. See Veronica. 
STATICE ©— Graceful Everlasting 
Annual. IV 2 ft. July to Frost. A beautiful 
flower for the border and popular in making 
winter bouquets. An ideal everlasting, retain¬ 
ing its true colors when dry. 
6746 Bonduelli. Bright yellow. Ya 02 ., 25c. . 
6747 Russian— Suwarowii. Tail-like spikes, Pkt. 
bright rose. Ya 02., 30c .10c 
6748 Sinuata Mixed. Ya 02 ., 25c. 
HARDY PERENNIAL— IY 2 ft- July to Frost 
6744 Latifolia. Deep lavender.J Pkt. 
6745 Incana Mixed. Ya 02., 25c. \ 10c 
Sweet William 
