K EVERY FOURTH PACKET IS FREE M 
ABUTILON 
or Chinese Bellflower 
Flowering Maple 
Fxcppt 
in the] 
e X t !• 0 - 
itie Nor- 
I )i e r n 
S t a t 0 « 
t I] i 8 
eh a rul¬ 
ing pla¬ 
nt t* a n 
be uflod 
o n t d o- 
o r 8 ae 
well as 
i n <1 o- 
ora. The | 
lovely 
o r n a- 
nien t a I 
leaves 
and be¬ 
autiful bell-sliaped flowiM-s make the Flow¬ 
ering Maple a nuieti desired house plant. 
Meetfliitv* Bloom In Mix .B on I Its. They 
ran be handled the same as Reraniuiiis. 
Choice Mixture. 
No. 2030, l*kt. ISO; l-W oz.45C. 
"The Heeds / had from you this spring 
mere the most 100 per cent Vve ever used.” 
Eleanor Lord, Rutland, Fa. 
ARCTOTIS GRANDIS 
or African Daisy 
T h e H e i 
annual 
H I 11 e - i 
EyedAfi'i-1 
can Dais¬ 
ies are in-1 
d e e d a| 
c h eerful 
add ition 
to any 
flower 
ga rde n. 
The pet¬ 
als are a! 
81 a rtling | 
l» o r c e - 
Iain-white with tiie reverse aide a lovely lilac. 
Yim never have any trouble in raising these 
from seed. 
No. 2263, Pkt. IOC. 
Blue 
Perfection 
ARGERATUM 
Bfuulirnl fVilli 
i'a lend n 111 * 
For large heads of | 
flowers plant Hlue 
I lection, .son will 
HMwtii’ed or n 
la e e t o r liloaain 
e n r I y «nni- 
until fraaMt. 
iilike many berldlngi 
)lants Ageratuni is riot] 
>il<‘d tiy the rain and 
e colors will not fade 
It 
No. 2207. Pkt. 10<’. 
Great clusters of sweetly fragrant flowers | 
of purest pink or deep rich rose will be youi 
reward if you plant these bulb-like seeds. 
No. 2452, T) seeds 25c; 15 for 50c. 
African “ Tiger Aloe ” 
Fine lor Window Culture 
Aloes are ideal 
for pot or tub 
plants, and here 
is a rare tuiiive 
of Africa that 
will thrive to 
pe r f e c t i o n. 
Thin dwMfl' 
Tiirer A lor' 
li a • X a w 
toothed, tri* 
Ik n K ** 1 n •’ 
leave* ofex* 
qnixitehean* 
tyi spotted with 
silvery gray aiul 
margined with.white. Will give bli>oms the 
second year of rose-pink tubular flowers In 
long spikes. Here is a delightful rarity that 
you ran grow fi-nm seed. Supply limited. 
No. 2160, Fkt. 20c; 20 seeds 80c. 
Sweet Alyssum 
A lovely white flower which grows six ins. 
H I) i g h, making a 
snow. (N)mmenees 
to bloom hi the 
though \ei j small, 
witliout Interrup- 
tion until late fall. 
Excellent for roek gardens and for the 
edge of perennial borders. 
No. 2082, Pkt. 10c; oz. 20c. 
Lilac Queen Alyssum 
Very pretty deep lav¬ 
ender lllae. Dwarf com¬ 
pact growth. Mlxtlnet 
lavender et»l«»r 
deepeiiM with np- 
prwueh itf enid t« e- 
ulliei*. A planting of I 
this variety will give you 
a beautiful variation. 
No. 2464, Pkt. 10c; 
Vi f>*. 1 Sc. 
Brugmansla Suavoelens 
Tlii.s superb tub plant when in. full bloom 
will be a source of much pride and .joy. 
The pure wliiteexqniMite trliiupei* 
xhaped flower* are Tull.v a loot 
Iona, fraarant aw Ja»niine. '1 lie 
odor, a peculiar cbaiactei istic of Its own. is 
Veiy much enjoyed by tliosc who are ac¬ 
quainted with this plant. Hardy outside in 
the South. In the Northern States It can 
be kept indoors in winter and on the poirli 
or garden In summer. 
No. 2182, Pkt. 2So; >4 oz. gpc . 
OSTRICH PLUME ASTERS 
Kxqulxite for €'ut flower* 
Tlie Giant fluffy, feathery flowers of ibis 
Aster much resemble an ftsineb Plume, in 
fact they are not unlike the .Tapanese Cbrvs- 
antbeminn. The dower* bloom in 
mid* n m- 
m e r. are 
I a r a ^ la 
* I x e and 
full.v d o M* 
ble on Iona 
* t r <» n a 
xtem*. Tlu>y 
a r e ideal f o r 
cutting. 'I’his 
w o II d e r f n I 
mixture c o n- 
tains a 7 . u r e 
bine, crimson, 
shell p i ti k. 
deep rose, vio¬ 
let and will te. 
Mixed. No. 2175. Pkt. 10c; % oz. 25c. 
OMtric'h Plume AMfer* in Meparale 
I'olor* 
White No. 2351. Pkt. 10c. 
Shell Pink No. 2352, Pkt. lOc. 
Peach Blossom No. 2353. Pkt. lOc. 
Rose No. 2354. Pkt. 10( • 
Crimson No. 2355, Pkt. 10c. 
Light Blue No. 2356. Pkt. 10c. 
Dark Blue No. 2357. Pkt. lOc. 
Sei^rate Colors Pkt. lOc; Vi oz. 35c. 
Annual Dwarf AZALE.A 
I a If I 
e e o SM- 
e n d e «l 
r Pol 
fullure 
When ill 
nil bloom 
h e liery- 
)8e flower.s 
f this 
triking io- 
- -.roduction 
cover the entire plant. I«ooks 
exactly like a RTcen* 
House Azalt^a* It i.s a flower 
for eveiy garden. 'I'liis new floral 
beauty will be a revelation to yon. 
No. 2200, Pkt. 15<'. 
Oorg:eous Sliowy 
ANGEl’S TRUMPET 
.4bronia Umbcllatay or Sand Verbena I AMARYLLIS BELLADONNA 
Bellaht* 1 n 
Poor, Dry 
Moil 
The Verbena¬ 
like heads of 
the fl o w e r s 
from this tiail- 
1 n g, succulent 
plant are bright 
rose w i t li a 
white center. 
Very fragrant. Good for rock work. Slow to] 
germinate. Flowei*8 In late fall. 
No. 2484, Pkt. IOC. 
Also Called “Beautiful Lady” 
GOOD LUCK GARDENS, PARADISE, PA. -o 
