They like rather sandy, rich soil, and will grow 
in any garden. Seedlings begin to bloom when 
small and continue throughout the season. The 
bright flowers in many colors and variegations 
appear in big broad clusters. A carpet bed of 
the plants in special colors makes a glorious 
display. We offer choice new-crop seeds of the 
finest races, and can supply the colors sepa¬ 
rately or all in special mixture. They are hardy 
annuals, can be sown early. 
Cuspidata, 1 ft. Starry sorts in mixture, showy. 
100 s. 
Fimbriata, 1 ft. Beautifully fringed, fine mixed. 
100 s. 
Improved Grandiflorctf 1 ft. Splendid large firs 
in big broad clusters; one of the finest for beds 
or borders, exceedingly showy grown in 
masses. All brightest and best colors mixed. 
200 s. 5c; I/s 25c. 
Gigantea, Art Shades. An outstanding variety, 
giant flowers in a wonderful range of soft 
pastel and pleasing art shades. 
New Dwarf Compact, 6 in. Very attractive in 
beds or pots, finest mixture of all choice colors. 
150 s. 
New Giant Perfection. The latest in Annual 
Phlox. Plants grow 9 in. high, branch freely, 
and are literally covered with huge broad 
clusters of showy firs, rich and varied in color; 
making a marvelous display in beds or pots. 
Colors : Pure White; Violet; Yellow; Blue, white 
eye; Purple; Dazzling Red; Rose; Scarlet, white 
center; Salmon Rose. 75 s. Complete Mixture 
150 s. 5c; 1-16 oz. 15c. 
PHYSALIS Alkekengi, hp, 2 ft. White firs, red ber¬ 
ries. 
Edulis, Cape Gooseberry, hp, 3 ft. Yellow, edi¬ 
ble fruit. 
PODOLEPIS Chrysantha, ha, 1 ft. Yellow and 
pink flowers; fine for pots and borders. 150 s. 
POLYGONUM Orientale (Kiss Me Over the Gar¬ 
den Gate), ha, 7 ft. Lovely drooping red 
spikes; very handsome; seeds start tardily. 50 s. 
Variegatis, ha, 4 ft. Variegated foliage; fine to 
cut. 
Ruby Queen, ha, 4 ft. Bold, Canna-like tuft 
plants, highly decorative, covered with big vivid 
crimson spikes; blooms till Winter, beautiful. 
Portulaca Double 
PORTULACA, Rose Moss, ha, 6 in. These are 
among the most beautiful and free-blooming of 
our hardy annuals. The plants are low, spread¬ 
ing, and the seedlings begin to bloom when 
small and increase in size and beauty with 
age. The single firs are cup-shaped, and the 
double appear like little double roses. In a 
bed the display is wonderfully attractive 
throughout the Summer. The plants like sandy 
soil and a sunny exposure, grow and bloom 
freely, and are never troubled with diseases 
or pests. They will endure more hot sun and 
drought than almost any other flower. 
Double-flowered, Benary's Prize Strain. Orange, 
Rose, Purple, Salmon, Striped, White. 300 s. 
mx 500 s. 5c; 1-32 oz. 40c. 
Large-flowd Parana, distinct lovely bluish rose 
firs in profusion till frost. 500 s. 
Large-flowd Single, many fine colors in mix¬ 
ture. 1000 s 5 cts, 1-16 oz. 15 cts. _ 
Pentstemon 
PENTSTEMON Sensation, hp. Gloxinia-flowered. 
Long spikes of large-flowering tubular blooms, 
colors pink to crimson, richly marked and 
splendid. 
Baby Hybrids, 2 ft. Long graceful sprays of 
miniature flowers; fine for cutting. 
Heterophyllus, Blue Gem, 18 in. Lovely blue. 
PERESIA Multiflora, hb, 3 ft. Star-shaped, Aster¬ 
like porcelain blue flowers, showy, beautiful. 
PERILLA Laciniatus, ha, 2 ft. Large curled bronze 
leaves; Coleus-like; finest sort; self-sows. 1000 s. 
PHACELIA Campanularia, California Blue Bells, 
ha, 8 in. Branching little plants bearing a pro¬ 
fusion of lovely gentian blue bells; for beds or 
pots. 500. 
Grandiflora, ha, 5 ft. Dark blue, rare, lovely. 
250 s. 
Parryi, ha, 1 ft. Saucer-shaped, violet, 5 spots. 
1000 . 
Tanacetifolia, ha, 2 ft. Bluish pink, fine for bees. 
Complete Special Mixture of Phacelia. 1000 seeds. 
Phlox Drummondii New Giant Perfection 
PHLOX Drummondii, ha. This is one of our best 
annual flowers. At the North plants should be 
started in beds or boxes and transplanted, but 
in the South the seeds may be sown in the Fall 
where plants are to bloom. They mostly re-seed, 
and cover the ground with volunteer plants. 
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