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ANTIRRHINUM or SNAPDRAGON 
Snapdragon* are among the most desirable of flowers 
bloom by July or August and flower freely till hard frosts. 
for summer blooming. They come into 
Will bloom in greenhouse all winter. 
8 packets of Snapdragon* all different, our selec tion for 25c. 
Rustproof Snapdragons 
In some localities Snapdragons 
are subject to rust. The Univeiv 
sity of California has succeeded In 
producing many strains which do 
not rust. This is a tine mixture of 
the best flowering sorts. 
85—UNIVERSITY OF CAM- 
FORMA RUSTPROOF MIX¬ 
TURE of best varieties. Pkt. 8 t\; 
4 pkts. for 25c.; % ox. 70c. 
GIANT RUSTPROOF 
36— Giant Maximum Rust Proof 
Snapdragons. These are the tallest 
and largest flowered of all Snap¬ 
dragons. Colors are superb, yel- 
row, pink, red, white, bronze, etc. 
Eifch plant produces several spikes 
set with these Immense beautifully 
formed flowers. Pkt. 10c.; 3 pkt*. 
25c. 
37— PI Mi SHADES RUST¬ 
PROOF. A tine mixture of Rust¬ 
proof \arieties in the shades of 
pink. Pkt. 8 c.; 3 pats. 15c. 
MAJESTIC SNAPDRAGONS 
Produce massive hyacinth-like 
spikes of large closely set flowers. 
The plant grows 1V6 to 2 ft. tall 
and with the many attractive 
shades of color is wonderful for 
bedding or pot - culture. 
38— MAJESTIC MIXED. Large 
variety of splendid colors. Pkt. 
8 c.; 2 pkts. 15c.; 1/8 ox. 60c. 
DEPOSIT REDDING 
snapdragons 
30—OUR BEDDING SNAP- 
DRAGONS include a great variety 
and wide range of colors. They are 
more dwarf and compact than the 
taller varieties, growing 18-24 
inches high and branching to pro¬ 
duce several spikes of bloom. 
Comes into bloom by July or Aug¬ 
ust and flowers profusely. Good 
winter bloomers. Pkt. 5c.; 3 pkts. 
12c.; oz. 70c. 
FLORISTS FAVORITES 
The following varieties are fav¬ 
orites of flortsts for winter bloom¬ 
ing and they are equally well 
adapted for growing in the garden 
in summer. 
The following arc all 8 c, a pkt. 
or any 4 pkts. for 25c. 
40— AFTERGLOW. Rich golden 
bronze, produces long strong stocky 
spikes. 
41— CHEVIOT MAID SU¬ 
PREME. One of the most desira¬ 
ble. Early clear pink with mark¬ 
ings. 
42— PRJMA DONNA. Buff pink 
with white throat. 
43— GENEVA PINK. A good 
florist’s variety with long sturdy 
stems. Clear pure rose pink. 
44 — CEYLON COURT. Beautiful 
early canary yellow. Blossoms 
closely set on strong wire stems. 
45— J ENNIE SCHNEIDER. 
Handsome pink shaded salmon. 
Same shade as Columbia Rose. 
46— WHITE ROCK. Beautifully 
formed, free blooming, pure white. 
Best white Snapdragon to date. 
MAJESTIC SNAPDRAGONS 
L«rq* Flowarlng Snapdragon* 
Any variety 3c. a. packet, the 7 
varieties for 25o. 
63— IIOXFIHK. Very bright, or¬ 
ange and flame. 
64— SCARLET. One of the most 
beautiful scarlets. 
03—SCOTCH STRIPED. Very 
showy variety with beautifully 
striped flowers. 
60—FIREFLY. One of the finest 
and richest striped and mottled 
combinations of orange and scarlet, 
must be seen to be appreciated. 
67—YELLOW til A XT. Will bloom 
freely the first season from seed If 
sown early and with little protec¬ 
tion will live through the winter 
and bloom gorgeously the second 
season. 
OS—UUEEN VICTORIA. Large, 
pure white. A grand sort and valu¬ 
able for bouquets. 
00— LARGE FLOWERING MIX¬ 
ED. A grand mixture of large flow¬ 
ering Snapdragons in brilliant col¬ 
ors. Pkt. 5e.| 3 pkt*. 12o. 
One pocket eoch of the 7 obove 
Snapdragon* for 23c. 
Florists Favorites-Contlnued 
47— NELROSE, IMPROVED. 
One of the most popular silver 
pink varieties. A good forcer. 
48— PHILADELPHIA PINK. A 
very popular free blooming pure 
pink. 
40—GOLDEN MONARCH. An 
intense deep golden yellow. 
50— ROSE t^UEEN. A delight¬ 
ful soft rose. 
51— COTTAGE MAID. Very 
bright pink with white throat. 
Above Florists Favorites 8e. a 
pkt.; 4 pkts. 25c.; the 12 for 55c. 
GIANT SNAPDRAGONS 
Giant Snapdragons produce larg¬ 
er, heavier stalks of bloom than 
others. Blossoms are not only 
large, but colors are rich and bril¬ 
liant. The following varieties arc- 
extra fine and beautiful and must 
be seen to be appreciated. Spikes 
often 3 to 4 feet tall and closely 
set with large flowers. 
Any sort 7e. a pkt.; 5 pkts. for 25e. 
52— CANARY LIRB. New Giant 
Flowered, pure, soft, canary yel¬ 
low. , 
53— GIANT PURPLE KING. 
Very large, handsome, purplish 
violet. 
54— DEFIANCE. One of the 
brightest and most brilliant orange- 
scarlets. 
55 — SNOWFLAKE. New Giant 
Flowered, lovely, pure white, with 
yellow throat. 
56— APPLEBLOSSOM. A mag¬ 
nificent variety with well-shaped 
flowers of immense size. The 
blooms are closely set upon a fine 
sturdy spike of great length. A 
delicate appleblossom pink with a 
yellow lip. 
57— THE ROSE. New Giant 
Flowered, beautiful rose color of 
extraordinary size. 
58 — CATTLEYA. New Giant 
Flowered, a soft, silvery, rosy lilac 
color with golden yellow lip. 
59 — COPPER KING. New Giant 
Flowered, coppery scarlet, turning 
into a copper color. 
60— WALLFLOWER. The 
blooms are a rich deep coppery 
crimson color resembling a very 
popular shade found among Wall¬ 
flowers. A true Giant-Flowered va¬ 
riety with excellent long stems. 
61— OLD GOLD. One of the 
most attractive of all yellow shades. 
62— NEW GIANT SNAP¬ 
DRAGON MIXED. Blossoms much 
larger than ordinary Snapdragons. 
Color very rich. Grand as a bed¬ 
ding plant or for cut flowers. 
Any of the above New Giant 
Snapdragons 8c. a pkt., or the 11 
pkts. for 50c. 
70—ROCK GARDEN It Y HR IDS 
SNAPDRAGONS. A special new ex¬ 
tra dwarf strain suitable for rock 
gardens. Also beautiful for low 
borders or edgings. Pkt. 10c.j 3 
Pkt*. for 23c. 
