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Condon Bros., Seedsmen, Rock River Valley Seed Farm, Rockford, Illinois. 
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Charming Everblooming 
VERBENAS 
Beautiful Annual 
Your Choiee 
Pkt.—10 ets. 
44 oz. — 40 ets. 
44 oz.—70 ets. 
,oz.—$1.25. 
V/ <X I £11 1 11 C ii d 1 I • 
A beautiful Erecta Compacta Verbena of 
similar form to Beauty of Oxford. It forms 
a perfectly symmetrical plant about ten 
inches high and twelve inches across and is 
completely covered with bright Carmine 
flowers. The plants in our trials easily carry 
fifty to sixty trusses in bloom on the plant 
at one time. It is a continuous bloomer and 
will make a wonderful bedding plant, be¬ 
sides being indispensable for pot plants and 
borders. Pkt. (300 Seeds), 15 ets. 
2531 Lemon Scented Verbena Cit- 
I’inrlnra (House Culture) An old favorite 
ilUUUra, with fragrant evergreen leaves. 
It is a low-growing tender plant and may be 
grown in the garden in summer and in pots 
in winter, and the leaves dried and laid 
among linens. Pkt. (500‘ Seed), 10 ets. 
2535 Vinca 
blooming and 
(Periwinkle or Old Maid) 
House Culture. Very free- 
handsome bushy plants, with 
glossy foliage and round single flowers. 144 
inches across. Blooms the first season from 
seed. Pkt. (500 Seed), 8 ets.; 14 oz., 30 ets.; 
44 oz., 45 ets. 
2336 Texas Blue Bonnet. Free flowering, easily grown 
annuals, with long, grace¬ 
ful spikes of rich blue pea shaped flowers. The fine, dark 
glossy foliage makes an admirable foil and back-ground, 
valuable for mixed borders, beds and for cutting; prefers 
a little shade. Height 2 ft. The flowers are of a delightful 
blue, with a distinct heart shaped blotch or eve of a deep 
rosy flesh shade in the center of the standard. Pkt. (150 
Seed), 5 ets.; oz., 25 ets. 
2538 Violet Viola. 
(Sweet Scented) Perennial. 
The popular, fragrant sort, 
blooming very early in the spring. 
It will bloom earlier if protected 
during extremely severe weather. 
Rich blue; large flowers. Pkt. 
(75 Seed), 10 ets.; 46 oz., 50 ets. 
253S Violet 
2541 
2541 Wallflower 
Choicest Double Mixed 
mg (Annual) Barge 
Wallflower Flowering Double 
Mixed. Bears long spikes or heads of ex¬ 
quisitely fragrant flowers through the 
summer from spring sown seed. It is 
very ornamental in the border or in 
forming groups. Pkt. (250 Seed), 10 ets.; 
Vs oz., 35 ets.; 44 OZ., 60 ets. 
2263 Grandmother’s Old Fashioned 
pi t As youngsters you and I re¬ 
x' lowers member well whenever we 
were ready to go home after paying a 
visit to our Grandmother. It was with a 
smile that she would say, “Just a minute 
Dear, I have something for your Mother,” 
and out into her Flower Garden we would 
go. Oh! What a garden. There were 
Asters, Ageratums, Alyssum, Gaillardia, 
Balsam, Nasturtiums, Poppies, Petunias, 
Pansies, Salvia, Zinnias, Verbenas, Snap¬ 
dragons and many other Annuals. It sure 
was a gorgeous sight. We want all of our 
customers to have such a garden in their 
own backyard this summer so we have 
made a blend with proper proportions of 
all of the above annuals and many more 
that will give you a rainbow of color in your 
garden from early summer until frost. Large 
Package 44 oz., 25 ets.; oz., 45 ets., postpaid. 
Verbena is one of the most popular 
garden annuals and lends itself will¬ 
ingly to many uses. For beds, borders 
and window boxes it is particularly fine, 
and is frequently used for an under¬ 
growth to tall plants like lilies. The 
clusters of showy and often fra¬ 
grant flowers are borne in con¬ 
stant succession from June until 
frost. 
2526 Mammoth White 
2527 Mammoth Pink 
2528 Mammoth Blue 
2529 Scarlet Defiance 
2530 Mammoth Choicest Mixed 
2525 Beauty of Oxford. 
A beautiful giant hybrid. The 
color shades from clear Rose- 
Pink to Rose-Red, making this 
the brightest Rose Verbena ever 
produced from seed. The indi¬ 
vidual florets measure over one 
inch in diameter and will easily 
cover a silver half dollar. The 
foliage is a dark cress green. 
Pkt. (400 Seed), 15 ets. 
2530 
Verbena Con¬ 
don’s Ma in moth 
Choicest Mixed. 
Start your Verbena Seed indoors in March and transplant outdoors in May. 
