ESCHSCHOLTZIA. CALIFORNIA POPPIES 
Regular pkt. 5c. Jumbo pkt. 10c. 
These are among the most easily grown, beautiful and showy of garden annuals. The plants grow 
a foot high, clothed with finely-cut silvery foliage against which the long-stemmed richly colored cup¬ 
shaped flowers stand out in great numbers; a wonderful display. 
FRILLED AND FLUTED 
Ballet Girl. Shining carmine-purple; cream, oup. 
Geisha. Large cinnabar with orange-red cup; fine. 
Rosea. Beautiful rose-pink; free-blooming. 
Sulphurea. Exquisite sulphur-yellow; large; frilled. 
Tango. Large-flowered ochre-red; odd, handsome. 
Special mixture—frilled and fluted. 
SINGLE LARGE-FLOWERED SPREADING 
Californica. Beautiful rich deep yellow, showy. 
Carmine King. Extra large, beautiful carmine-rose. 
Chrome Queen. Lovely chrome yellow; admirable. 
Cream White. Soft creamy-white; odd and pretty 
Mikado. Brilliant orange-crimson; very attractive. 
Rajah. Purplish carmine; large-flowd, handsome. 
Kelway's Rainbow Mixture. Large flow'd, showinq 
many new shades from pink to purple. 
Large-Flow'd Complete Mixture of Eschscholtzia. 
DOUBLE-FLOWERED 
Alba'.. Creamy white; rare, beautiful, extra choice. 
Carmine Queen. Beautiful; vivid deep crimson. 
Golden Glory. Golden yellow with orange center. 
Rosea. Brilliant rose; one of the best; large firs. 
Special Double and Semi-Double Mixed. 
DWARF COMPACT 
Ramona. 1 ft. Glittering copper-gold with pink 
shadings, deeply frilled; appears double; beau¬ 
tiful. 
Holland Prize Mixture. Rich colors in splendid 
mixture; single, double, fringed, 500 s. 5c; I /4 
oz. 15c. 
Dainty Queen. Lovely coral-pink; exquisite color. 
Mandarin. Rich deep orange shaded crimson; fine. 
Mauve Beauty. Deep reddish violet; new odd color. 
Moonlight. Chrome-yellow; neat bushes, metallic. 
Vesuvius. Beautiful Wallflower-red; one of best. 
Regular pkt. 5c. Jumbo pkt. 10c. 
DRACOCEPHALUM Moldavicum, ha, 2 ft. A neat bushy Balm; long 
spikes of fragrant flowers; colors: Blue, White; separate or mixed. 
ELSCHOLTZIA Cristata, 2 ft. Free-growing plant bearing lilac flowers; 
very fragrant. 
EMMENANTHE Pendulifolia, Whispering Bells, ha, 2 ft. Plants branch¬ 
ing, bearing loose racemes of pendulous golden bells. 
ERODIUM Gruinum, Heron's Bill, ha, .1 ft. Lovely blue Geranium-like 
flowers; odd, showy. 
ERYSIMUM Nanum Aureum Compactum, ha, 1 ft. Plants smothered with 
golden fragrant flowers. 
Perofskianum, ha, 18 in. Flowers orange, fragrant, in clusters; attrac¬ 
tive; fine for beds and cutting. 
EUCHARIDIUM Grandiilorum, ha, 15 in. Purple flowers; early-blooming; 
showy in beds; pretty. 
EUCNIDE Bartonioides, ha, 2 ft. Branching plants and long-stemmed 
sulphur flowers; showy stamens. 
EUPHORBIA Heterophylla, ha, 2 ft. Ornamental plant; upper foliage 
blotched red, white base. 
Variegata, Snow on the Mountain, ha, 2 ft. White flowers, handsome 
green foliage margined white; very showy and extractive in beds. 
EUTOCA Viscida, ha, 1 ft. Very pretty deep blue flowers; showy 'in a 
bed; free-blooming. 
Wrangeliana, 1 ft. Lilac flowers; good for beds. 
FEDIA Cornucopia, ha, 6 in. A plant with clusters of red flowers on 
purplish thickened stems. 
FELICIA Adfinis (Kingfisher Daisy). Small profuse blooming daisy-like 
flowers with yellow centers; fine for beds and edging. 
Bergeriana, ha, 4 in. Turfy plants; flowers daisy-like, an inch across; 
a lovely shade of blue. 
FENZLIA Dianthiflora, ha, 4 in. Masses of lovely rosy flowers; fine rock 
and pot plant. 
FRAGARIA Indica, hp. Trailer; golden flowers followed by handsome 
scarlet insipid strawberiy-like fruits. 
ECHIUM 
Roseum, Tower of Jewels, 6 ft. A robust grower of pyramidal form, 
bright rose flowers; new and rare. 
Creticum, ha, 18 in. Flowers scarlet in long racemes; thrives in hot 
dry soil. 
Plantagineum, ha, 2 ft. Plants are free-growing and continuous-bloom¬ 
ing; flowers rose turning purple. ' Echium, Roseum 
Vulgare, hb, 2 ft. Big spikes of blue flowers. 
ECHUIM (Vipers Bugloss). A genus of plants belonging to the Borage family, particularly adapted to 
poor soil and a sunny dry situation. If soil is too rich, plants will grow luxuriantly at the expense 
of the flowers. 
Regular pkt. 5c. Jumbo pkt. 10c. 
GEO 
W. PARK SEED COMPANY 
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