SCABIOUS. Pincushion Flower. A double, 
compact variety. 2 ft. Rose, lilac and pur¬ 
ple. 50 cents a dozen. 
SWEET SULTAN. A fragrant cut flower in 
lemon, pink and lilac. 40 cents a dozen. 
STOCKS. Invaluable for garden display. Blue, 
lavender, yellow, pink and white. 50 cents 
a dozen. 
TITHONIA. Golden Flower of the Incas. 
Early Orange. Gorgeous orange-scarlet. 5 
to 6 ft. 75 cents a dozen. 
VERBENA. Rose, crimson, purple, scarlet. 
75 cents a dozen. 
V. venosa. Shade of French purple, lovely 
with pale lavenders and pale yellows. 
75 cents a dozen. 
VINES. Cobaea. Cup and Saucer vine. $1.50 
a dozen. 
German ivy. Fine for walls, hanging bas¬ 
kets, urns, and window boxes. $1.50 a 
dozen. 
Kenilworth ivy. Tiny lilac-blue flowers on 
trailing stems. 60 cents a dozen. 
Gourds make a rapid growth and trained 
on a trellis they provide a splendid dark 
green background. The fruits are inter¬ 
esting and ornamental. Choice strain of 
small-fruited gourds. $1.00 a dozen. 
VINCA, variegata. Green-and-white foliage. 
From 4-inch pots. $2.00 a dozen. 
ZINNIA. Giant types, 3 to 4 ft. Lemon yel¬ 
low, golden yellow, orange, pink, cerise, 
salmon, white, crimson, maroon. 35 cents 
a dozen. 
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