EVERY FOURTH PACKET IS FREE 
IS Seed I 
GROWING CACTI from 
seed is by no means difticult 
and you will derive much 
pleasure from this interesting 
undertaking. Vou 'will 
be surprised and de- 
Hltrbted vrltb tbe ap¬ 
pearance of Cacti 
just sprouting:. Get this 
novel mixture of choice varie¬ 
ties. 
No. 2077. Pkt. 20c; 100 seeds 
50C. 
True **01-0 MAN’* 
Cepfialocereus 
Senilis 
Curious and Striking 
These fantastic plants are covered 
with long white shaggy hair, spring¬ 
ing from the top of tiie plant. These 
hairs grow in locks and oft- 
times are even parted to make 
the human appearance more 
marked. Even wlien quiie young 
rliese waving white hairs make their 
appearance. Can be grown quite 
easily from seed. 
No. 2155. Pkt. 20c; 50 seeds $1.25. 
CANDYTUFT 
Most desirable for cut-flowers, pro¬ 
ducing large blooms of pure white, blue 
and pink. Great favorite for edging 
beds and borders, also for house culture 
during winter. One of the most beauti¬ 
ful hardy annuahs. 
No. 2067. Pkt. lOc; Vi oz. 20c. 
Canary Bird 
Flower 
Xropaeolum 
Canariense 
Qaick Growing Annual 
This dainty little vine will grow 
15 to 20 ft. In a season, will thrive 
in any soli but prefers sunsliine. 
Flowers are canary yellow and 
fake their name from their re¬ 
semblance to this bird. Can be 
planted any time and is suitable 
for Indoors or out. You will be 
pleased with it. 
No. 2162, Pkt. 5c; V^ Oz. 20c. 
Capetown Beauty 
FASTUOSUIW 
VBNinUJlfl 
Silnirle Flowers 3 to 4 Inrlie* 
Acroe*. “Cafietown l^auty” Is most 
stiiklnti. The neat ornamental, ileop 
cut. silky gray-green foliage is itself 
a handsome -sight, and when fully 
grown (2 to 3 ft.) the daisy-like Aowcmm 
rising above make a gorgeous disp'ay. 
For a magnifloent display be sure to 
plant some of this latest South Afri- 
can rarity. No. 2171, Pkt. lOc. 
Ornamental CAICEOLARIA Poach Flower 
Sac-Shaped Blooms 
of Rare Bcanly 
These beautiful orna¬ 
mental house plants more 
than repay you for the 
time and effort expended 
In growing them. Flowers 
are pouch or sac-shaped, 
yellow, creamy white, cop 
per or orange, uniquely 
spotted, splotched and 
“tigered” with reddish 
brown. You’ll murvel 
at the aurpnaainc 
beauty of these glorious 
plants. A window full in 
bloom will be a source of 
untold pleasure. 
No. 2174, Pkt 20c, 
CALENDULA CHRYSANTHA 
The Near Hreak in Calendiilaa and a -‘Yew 
neal” for Flower Orowera! 
This is another A. A. S, fiol.l 
Medal Winner! It Is an ont-standinc 
break” among all varieties of Calen¬ 
dula known at the present. Double 
flowered and of a canary- yellow, the 
long, loosely arranged petals give it 
the appearance of a chrysanthemum. 
This special variety possesses a re¬ 
markably long, stout stem and is the 
perfect species for cutting, having- 
that long-life tendency. Kemark^bly 
distinct. It is found an individual asset 
for interior decoration. 
No. 2443. Pkt. 10c; Vi oz. 20c. 
Calendula 
Potr yiarlRolsl 
Calendula is supposed to be tlie sytn 
bol of affection and sympathy. The 
flowers are asler-like in shape, and lhl» 
sperinl iiiixtiire ronliiinA or- 
anice yellow-, lemon and alriped 
varieties that will give you much en¬ 
joyment. A hod of calendulas will 
brighten up any part of your garden. 
No. 2110, Pkt. 5c; Va oz. 20c., 
CANNA 
This popular bedding plant 
should bloom from seed tlie 
first year. When through 
blooming tbe roots can be 
kept in the cellar all winter 
for planting the next spring. 
This mixture of large flower- 
ing sorts has been saved 
from selected varieties. 
No. 2093, Pkt. lOc: Vi oz. 2Sc. 
Catctifly 
F»lant 
Silene Armeria 
Being alK)ut a foot tall thi.s ver\ 
showy early flowering liardy unnnal 
is excellent for rock gardens or the 
foreground of hardy borders. It 
bears great quantities of beautiful 
white, pink and red flower heads. 
Will grow easily in any soil. 
No. 2092, Pkt. lOc; Vi oz. 25o. 
GOOD LUCK GARDENS. PARADISE, PA. 
