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they'll grow better and bloom better in your garden if planted this fall 
GOLDEN FLOWER¬ 
ING FLAX — 29A— 
Lovely, clear, golden 
flowers on 8 to 12 
inch stems. Blooms 
entire summer. Des¬ 
tined for great popu¬ 
larity. 
LOBELIA THE ROCK¬ 
ET— 2 9F—The Card¬ 
inal flower. Intense 
scarlet bloom spikes. 
EVENING PRIMROSE 
— 29B— Missourensis 
—Giant Golden flow¬ 
ers in Spring. 
LIATRIS— 29 G—Blaz¬ 
ing Star—Kansas Gay 
Feather — Tall rose- 
purple flower spikes. 
PAINTED DAISY — 
2 9 C — Flowers bright 
red and glowing pink. 
Lovely favorites. 
TRITOM A— 29H—Red 
hot poker. Gorgeous 
spires of flame flow¬ 
ers. 
CANTERBURY BELL 
—29D — Unsurpassed 
for grace and beauty. 
Pink, white and blue. 
LUPINE— 291— Select 
strain. Choice assort¬ 
ed mammoth flower¬ 
ing hybrids. 
GEUM — 29E—Fiery 
orange-red double 
flowers. Biooms prac¬ 
tically all summer. 
No seed of Sedium, 
SEDUM—29J — Bril- 
liantissima — Striking 
red flower clusters. 
Succeeds in any soil. 
RUDBECKIA “MY 
JOY” — 2 9K—Glisten¬ 
ing purplish black 
cones. Transparent 
velvety brown petals 
Hardy Flowers of UNUSUAL Merit 
for all Hardy Flowers 
on this Page, Alike 
or Assorted 2 yr. 
POSTPAID 
64c 
25c each ... 10 for $1.45 
SEEDS—All Varieties Except Where Noted, Alike or 
Assorted, 1 5c per pkt., 3 for 30c. 
DELPHINIUM — 29L 
—Giant flowering dark 
and light blue hybrids. 
An imported strain of 
great beauty. 
YELLOW DAY LILY 
—29M—Large golden 
lilies in great profu¬ 
sion. Easy to grow. 
(No seed). 
DICTAMUS— 29N—A 
flower of merit. Stur¬ 
dy spikes of bright 
pink flowers. No seed. 
ROCKY MOUNTAIN 
SAGE — 290—Azure 
blue flowers on long 
spikes. Beautiful sil¬ 
very foliage. 
MOURNING BRIDE— 
29P — Everblooming. 
An abundance of soft 
blue flowers; excellent 
for cutting. 
PLANTAIN or DAY 
LILY — 29Q —Cover¬ 
ed with large snowy- 
white flowers during 
Aug. Plant in shade. 
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