ESCHSCHOLTZIA, Califurnia Poppy. These are among 
the most easily grown, beautiful and showy of 
garden annuals. The plants grow about a foot 
high and are clothed with finely-cut silvery foliage 
against which the long-stemmed, richly colored, 
cup-shaped flowers stand out in great numbers, 
m^ing a glorious display. 
Californica, yellow; Carmine King, carmine-rose; Chrome 
Queen, chrome yellow; Mikado, orange-crimson; Ra¬ 
jah, purplish carmine; Alba, white; Enchantress, Ty¬ 
rian rose; Robert Gardner, orange; Rosea, rose;Tango, 
ochre-red; Sulphurea, sulphur yellow; Dainty Queen, 
coral-pink; Mauve Beauty, reddish violet; Vesuvius, red. 
Kelway’s Rainbow Mixture, brightest and newest colors. 
Holland Prize Mixture, rich colors. Pkt. joz. 150. 
LARKSPUR. The double Larkspurs are beautiful annu¬ 
als for garden decoration or for cutting. The flow¬ 
ers are exquisite in texture and color, are free and 
long-blooming and borne in long spikes. The plants 
are of easy culture, and will grow in almost any 
sunny bed. Sown in autumn they bloom 
well during spring and summer. Sow 
where plants are to bloom and thin. 
Stock-flowered, White, Bright Rose, Azure, 
Dark Blue, Rosy Scarlet, La France Pink. 
Mixed Colors, pkt. 50, 1-4 oz. 15^. 
Giant Imperial, Blue Bell, azure; Cattleya, lilac; 
Coral King, pink suffused coral; Crimson 
King, crimson; Exquisite, pink; White King, 
white; separate or mixed. 
G’ant Hyacinth-flowered, long spikes; mixed. 
MATRICARIA, Feverfew. Every flower garden 
should contain a bed of these showy hand¬ 
some annuals. They are readily started 
from seeds; the plants becoming masses 
of lovely flowers during summer. 
Capensis, pure white; Silver Ball, white. 
ESCHSCHOLTZIA, CALIFORNIA 
NEMOPHILA, Baby Eyes. Here is the flower 
you have been looking for, it is just the 
plant for Hyacinth and Tulip beds. They 
are always admired by everyone. The 
lovely cup-shaped flowers are produced 
on compact plants, growing about 6 in. 
high. Sown in fall the plants bloom ear¬ 
ly in spring and are wonderfully showy 
in beds. Don’t fail to get your packet. 
Atomaria, dark blue; Crambeoides, light blue. 
Insignis Marginata, blue and white. Also 
Nemophila in splendid mixture. 
PAPAVER, Poppy, Carnation-flowered, mixed. 
Double Fringed, finest mixture; richest colors. 
Paeony-flowered Double, showy mixed colors. 
Shirley, Single-ffowered,' exquisite tnixture. 
Shirley Begonia-flowered, double; frilled; mixed. 
PHLOX Drummondii. This is one of our best annual flow¬ 
ers. In the north plants should be started in beds or 
boxes and transplanted, but in the south seeds may 
be sown in the fall where plants are to bloom. They 
re-seed, and cover the ground with volunteer plants. 
They like rather sandy, rich soil, and will grow in any 
garden. Seedlings begin to bloom when small and con¬ 
tinue throughout the season. The bright flowers in 
many colors appear in large clusters. 
Cuspidata, star sorts mixed. Fimbriata, fringed, mixed. 
Giganteq, Art Shades, wonderful range of pleasing colors. 
Improved Grandiflora, brightest and best mixed. 50, |oz. 250. 
New Giant Perfection. Pure White; Violet; Yellow; Blue, 
white eye; Purple; Dazzling Red; Rose; Scarlet, white 
center; Salmon Rose. Mixed Colors, 50, 1-16 oz. 150. 
SILENE Orientalis Compacta, clove-scented; rose; for beds. 
TEN WEEKS STOCK. All of the Stocks are beautiful and 
very satisfactory for either outdoor beds in summer 
or pots in winter. The flowers are large, double, de¬ 
liciously fragrant, and come in massive spikes. 
Bismarck, White, Chamois, Azure, Brilliant Rose, Dark 
Blue, Blood Red, separate or mixed. 
Dwarf German, White, Canary, Rose, Crimson, Blue. 
New Beauty, White, Canary, Rosy Lilac, Blood Red, 
Gold with Rose, Pink, Purple, separate or mixed. 
VIRGINIA STOCK. Showy annual that blooms well in pots 
during winter. Red, White, Yellow, Carmine, Mixed. 
VISCARIA. Pretty border plants, exceedingly bright, al¬ 
ways admired. Blue Bouquet, intense blue. Cardinalis, 
rich scarlet. Rose Beauty, bright deep rose. 
