ENGUSH DAISIES 
Beilis Perennis, hp. 6 in. 
Beautiful, hardy, everblooming plants for sum¬ 
mer beds north and winter beds south. The flow¬ 
ers are like small double Asters of many rich col¬ 
ors, and if alternated with Pansies, the effect is 
charming. Easily grown from seeds and should be 
set in the beds 6" apart. 
BEXLIS PERENNIS 
Monstrosa. Extra double firs of robust habit; re¬ 
markably fine; largest and best quality; unsur¬ 
passed. Red, White, Rose; separate or mixed. 
Hufeld's Super-Giant, Le Grand Fuselier. This is 
the largest English Daisy in existence. The enor¬ 
mous full-double firs give rather the idea of a 
finely-formed double Aster than that of an Eng¬ 
lish Daisy. This race is unsurpassed in regard 
■ to size and the perfect form of the absolutely 
double firs. We supply seeds direct from Hu- 
feld. Rose, White or mixed. 
Hufeld's Giant Chevreuse. New Italian Daisy, 
bearing bright red firs of enormous size. 
Hufeld's Glory of Frankfort. The only dark red 
Daisy; firs quilled; makes a charming border. 
Pomponette. Small double cushion-like firs in 
various shades of pink and rose. 
Tubulosa Etna Red. Quilled flowers large and 
very double, brilliant red. 
BARTONIA AUREA. (Blazing Star), ha. 2 ft. Large, 
showy golden flowers; likes sun and sandy 
soil. Extra fine. 
BOLTONIA Asteroides, hp. 2 ft. The cluster heads 
of flesh pink flowers are very attractive. 
Glastifolia, hp, 4 ft. A branching, free-blooming 
autumn plant; firs daisy-like, white flushed. 
Latisquama, hp, 2 ft. Aster-like, free-blooming, 
showy violet firs. Not unlike perennial Aster. 
BRACHYCOME IberidifoIU (Swan River Daisy), 
hha, 6 in. Beautiful free-blooming plants for beds 
or pots; firs Cineraria-like. Blue, White, Rose, 
Mixed. 
BROWALLIA. There are several species recom¬ 
mended, all fine for pots or beds. Everbloom¬ 
ing, profuse; do well in summer or winter; like 
moist, porous soil; sun or shade. Fine winter 
bouquets. 
Elata Grandiflora, hha, 2 ft. Improved large 
flow'd, borne in clusters at the tips of branches; 
seif-sow; free and long-blooming. Blue, Vniite. 
Mixed. 
Roezli, hha, 18 in. Firs azure blue and white, 
twice the size of Elata, blooms from spring till 
fall; plants compact. Exceedingly fine. 
Speciosa Major, hha, 3 ft. Mostly for pots; firs 
large; not unlike a Petunia; almost continuously 
in bloom. Blue, White, Mixed. 
VUcosa Sapphire Compacta. An improved Vis¬ 
cose, the firs in clusters, free-blooming, showy. 
C AC ALIA Coccinea, Flora's Paint Bnuh, ha, 18 in. 
Scarlet, for beds and cutting. 
Aurea Yellow; Mixed. Scarlet and Gold. 
Regular pkt. 5c. 
GEO. W, PARK 
CALANDRINIA Grandiflora, ha, 8 in. Beautiful 
Portulaca-like, bright rose firs, makes a fine 
spring bed when sown in autumn; very desir¬ 
able. 
Speciosa, ha, 6 in. Profuse, purple and white firs. 
Umbellata, hb, 6 in. Lovely vivid crimson firs; 
fine. Good rock specimen. 
CALCEOLARIA Scabiosafolia, ha, 1 ft. A pretty 
easily grown annual from Chili; firs yellow, 
borne profusely during summer; for pots or 
beds. 
CALIFORNIA Beach Daisy (Miniature Rudbeckia). 
A hardy low growing perennial with a profusion 
of slender-stemmed brown-eyed Daisies. Splen¬ 
did sunny border plant and lasting cut flower. 
CALIFORNIA FLOWER GARDEN MIXTURE. There 
has been much demand for the popular Cali¬ 
fornia Native Flowers. We offer you a very se¬ 
lect mixture to give you a novel and entrancing 
surprise bed. 
CALLIRHOE Involucrata, hp, 8 in. A lovely trail¬ 
ing everblooming plant, the firs, cup-shaped and 
of a rich crimson color; very desirable for rock¬ 
ery and dry border. 
HANDSOME 
CALENDULAS 
Flowers are full 
double and reach 
4 in. across when 
plants are disbud¬ 
ded. We offer the 
best kinds and our 
seeds are first-class; 
plants continuous- 
blooming, often 
showing their bright 
firs until freezing 
weather. Pot grown, 
the plants thrive and bloom freely in the con¬ 
servatory and are valuable for cut firs, many be¬ 
ing grown in. greenhouses for that purpose; easily 
grown and have no enemies. 
Art Shades. A very desirable mixture of delicate 
shades of apricot, orange, cream, lemon, white 
and many other tints. 
Ball's Orange. Immense double orange firs. 
Campfire (Sensation). Huge full-dble orange firs. 
Frilled Beauty. Truly lovely, deep orange with 
frilled petals. Striking and fine. 
Golden Beam. Firs rich golden yellow, double 
to the center, quilled and of immense sizes. 
Jewel. This new gem is especially good for beds 
and cutting. The round-shaped firs are deep 
orange in color, and are of good size and form. 
Masterpiece. Rich deep orange with pronounced 
dark center. Extra large. 
Meteor. Full double, orange striped yellow. 
Orange Fantasy. A fine crested variety of cop¬ 
pery orange; the compact yet loosely set jietals 
are edged a contrasting mahogany red. 
Orange Shaggy. Rich orange firs shading to yel¬ 
low at the center. The narrow, beautifully 
fringed close-set petals giving the shaggy ap¬ 
pearance of a Chrysanthemum; very popular. 
Orange Sunshine. The large firs with loose dainty 
incurved petals are very double. Excellent for 
cutting and showy in the garden. 
Orange King Improved. Intense orange, splendid; 
a favorite for winter bloom in pots. 
Radio. New, quilled; very double, golden firs. 
Sulphur Crown (Lemon Queen). Giant full-double 
flowers of pale yellow. 
Sunshine, 2 ft. Entirely new and distinct species, 
taller, more graceful, more showy, long in¬ 
curved Chrysanthemum-like petals, bright ca¬ 
nary yellow. 
Twilight. Lovely new "Sunshine" variety. The 
4" pleasing creamy-yellow flowers are held aloft 
on long wiry 15" stems. 
Complete Special Mixture. 
Jumbo pkt. 10c. 
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