14 
Perry Seed Com;^anyy 12-13 Faneuil Hall Square, Boston 
Salplglossls. 
(Paintedtongue.) H. H. A. 
From July to October. 2 ft. 
Separate Colors or Mixed, pkt. 10c., large pkt. 50c. 
No. No. 
6250 Primrose. 
6255 Velvety Violet. 
6260 Crimson. 
6265 Brown with Gold. 
6270 Bose and Gold. 
6271 Scarlet and Gold. 
6275 Purple and Gold. 
6280 Violet and Gold. 
6285 Bight Blue with Gold. 
6286 Purple. 
6290 Finest Mixed. 
(Butterfly Flower.) H. A. 
1 1lUd* Splendid either in the garden 
or as pot plants in the conservatory. 
No. Pkt. 
6523 Perry’s Giant Flowering Hybrids. Excep¬ 
tionally large flowers in an unequaled 
range of color.Large pkt. 80c. $0.35 
6525 hyhridus grandiflora. Finest Mixed. Dwarf, 
large flowered. 18 in. . . .Large pkt. 35c. .10 
6545 wisetonensis, Dwarf Hybrids. 18 in.25 
SALVIA (Scarlet Sage) pkt. 
6393 Harbinger. Sow seed at the end of Febru¬ 
ary for flowers early in June. Dwarf 
and compact.Large pkt. 75c. $0.25 
6395 America. Bushy habit. 18 in.. Lge. pkt. 75c. .25 
6400 Zurich. July. 18 in.Large pkt. 75c. .15 
6405 splendens. The largest. August. 3 ft. 
Large pkt. 50c. .10 
6415 Bonfire. 2 ft.Large pkt. 50c. .10 
6430 fairinacea. H. P. Light blue. Best treated 
as an annual. 3 ft.Large pkt. 50c. .10 
6433 farinacea. Blue Bedder. Deep blue. More 
dwarf and compact than farinacea. Best 
treated as an annual. 3 ft.Large pkt. 75c. .25 
6435 patens. H. P. Bright blue. .Large pkt. 75c. .25 
GIANT ANNUAL SCABIOSA 
6468 Blue Cockade. An outstanding, deep azure 
blue with almost conical flowers. 
Large pkt. 50c. .15 
6484 Bosette. (New.) A radiant, deep rose and 
sweetly fragrant.Large pkt. 50c. .20 
Separate Colors or Mixed. Pkt. 10c., large pkt. 35c. 
No. No. 
6460 Finest Mixed. 
6461 Peach Blossom. 
Light pink. 
6463 Shasta. Largest 
white. 
6465 Azure Fairy. 
6482 Iioveliness. Salmon rose shades. 
6500 Giant Flowering Hybrids. Unrivaled, introduc 
ing many new shades. 
6470 Fiery Scarlet. 
647 5 Cattleya. 
6478 Cherry Bed. 
6480 King of the Blacks. 
6483 Bose. 
6485 Sulphur Yellow. 
Sed 
6550 
6555 
um. 
(Stone-crop.) Ideal for rock work, 
thriving under adverse conditions, 
acre. H. P. A trailing carpet plant with 
yellow blossoms .Large pkt. 75c. 
coeruleum. H. H. A. Pale blue blossoms. 
3 in.Large pkt. 75c. 
.25 
.25 
(Everlastings.) Decorative either 
garden or in Winter bou¬ 
quets and greatly admired. 
6600 latifolia. H. P. (Sea Lavender.) Deep blue. 
Large pkt. 65c. .10 
Annual Varieties, Separate Colors or Mixed. 
Fkt. 10c., large pkt. 50c. 
6601 suworowi Fink. No. 
6602 sinuata Blue. 6605 sinuata White. 
6603 sinuata Bavender. 6606 bonduelli. Yellov/. 
6604 sinuata Bose. 6609 Annual Mixed. 
(Gilliflower.) Any of the following 
groups may be had in separate col¬ 
ors at the same price per packet as the 
mixed: Bight Blue, Dark Blue, Fink, Bed, 
White. 
BOSTON FBOWBB MABKBT. Branching. 
2 ft.Separate Colors, large pkt. 75c. .15 
6700 Finest Double Mixed .Large pkt. 75c. .15 
TBN WBBKS BABGB FBOWBBING. 
Prized for bedding. 1 ft. 
6840 Finest Mixed .Large pkt. 60c. .10 
SCABIOSA—Perennial Varieties 
6505 caucascia. Pale lilac, blooming all Sum¬ 
mer. 2 ft.Large pkt. 60c. 
6510 caucasica alba. Pure white.Large pkt. 60c. 
6511 caucasica Hybrids. (Isaac House Strain.) 
The newest and best strain; larger and 
longer stems and heavier frilled and ruf¬ 
fled petals. Shades range from light to 
darkest blue .Large pkt. 75c. 
6512 columbaria. Unique in color—pink—but 
entirely distinct from Caucasica, being 
dwarf with fine, light green foliage. 
Large pkt. 75c. 
Sanvifalia. 
(Creeping Zinnia.) H. A. Use¬ 
ful in the rockery or for edg¬ 
ings. 6 in. 
6440 procumbens. Double bright yellow, not 
unlike small Zinnias.Large pkt. 40c. 
15 
.25 
.35 
.25 
.10 
BABBY GIANTS OF NICB, TBN WBBKS 
STOCKS. Excellent for Winter forcing 
or for Summer. 2 ft. 
6940 Finest Double Mixed .Large pkt. 75c. .15 
Stokesia. 
6950 cyanea. 
(Cornflower Aster.) H. P. Hand¬ 
some lavender-blue. 2 ft. 
Prefers full sun. .Large pkt. 50c. 
.10 
TltllftniA (Golden Flower of the Incas.) 
■ iiiiwiiia* Large, single blooms; ideal for 
backgrounds and bold effects. Start seed 
indoors. 5 ft. 
8110 speciosa. Early Flowering Strain. The fa¬ 
miliar orange . 
8111 Fireball. (New.) Brilliant scarlet. 
.25 
.36 
CHOICE ORCHID-FLOWERING SWEET PEAS 
Best Varieties tor General Culture. Pkt. lOc., oz. 30c., I /4 lb. $1.00 
No. 
7000 AMBITION. Lavender-lilac. 
7005 AUSTIN FBBDBBICK IM- 
FBOVBD. Rosy lavender. 
7008 AVABANCHB. White. 
7010 BABBABA. Fine salmon. 
7022 CHABITY. Deep crimson. 
7024 CHIBPTAIN. Satiny mauve. 
7030 CONSTANCB HINTON. The 
best black seeded white. 
7038 DAMASK BOSB. Deep rose. 
7040 FBAMINGO. Scarlet shaded 
c Gri s© 
7050 FBUFPY BUFFBBS. Light 
cream pink. Ruffled. 
No. 
7055 FOBTUNB. Rich, dark blue. 
7060 GBBNBAGBBS. Lavender. 
7100 KING WHITB IMFBOVBD. 
Pure white. 
7105 MAGNBT. Cream pink. 
7108 MAMMOTH. Orange scarlet. 
7118 MBS. TOM JONBS. 
Delphinium-blue. 
7126 PINKIB. A large rose pink. 
7128 FOWBBSCOUBT. 
Lilac lavender. 
7131 BBFBBCTION. Clear blue. 
No. 
7138 BOYAB FUBFBB. The best. 
7141 BUFFBBD BBAUTY. Lilac 
pink on amber ground. 
7142 BUFFBBD OBCHID. Rich 
lavender rose. 
7144 BUFFBBD BOSB. Soft rose. 
7150 SUFBBMB. Pale pink. 
7155 TANGBBINB IMFBOVBD. 
Glowing orange. 
7158 VABBNTINB. Blush pink. 
7160 WABBIOB. Deep maroon. 
7164 WBBCOMB. Scarlet. 
7166 WHAT JOY. 
Primrose yellow. 
Perry's Giant Orchid-Flowering Mixture 
7175 We spare no effort to blend these mar¬ 
velous Sweet Peas to make a mixture 
superior to others on the market. 
Fkt. 10c., oz. 25e., H 75c., lb. $2.50 
Winter or Early Flowering Sweet Peas 
ABB THB FOFUBAB STANDABD VABIBTIBS 
Fkt. 15c., oz. 75c. 
Shirley Temple. (Novelty.) Soft rose. Pkt. 25c., 
oz. $1.25. 
