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Pevry Seed CoTn'^any, 12-13 Fcnxexiil HclU Square^ Bostoti 
Because of space limitations, we have been obliged to curtail much of the information about the culture of these 
flowers, seed of which we offer for sale, but directions will be found on the packages themselves, directions that are suflS- 
ciently explicit for the success of which you dream—enjoyment you anticipate when you make a purchase. 
A (Sneezewort.) A choice cut flower 
A>Cnill6a« for continuous Summer blooms. 
No. Pkt. 
SO ptanulca fl. pL “The PearL’» H. P. Double 
white. 2 ft.Large pkt. 60c. $0.15 
Ar*rtnl+iim (Monkshood.) H. P. Autumn 
/ACOniTUm* flowering; ideal for shady places. 
41 napellns. Dark blue, flowering in July and 
August. 3-6 ft.Large pkt. 60c. .15 
42 wUsonl. Light blue; September and October. 
Large pkt. 60c. .15 
46 flscheri. Light blue. 3 ft... .Large pkt. 76c. .16 
A (Everlasting.) H. A. Exten- 
Acroclmium. slvely used dried. 1 ft. 
71 l^arge Flowered Double Hybrids. Mixed 
colors.Large pkt. 40c. 
(Blue Marguerite.) Free-bloom- 
ing; Daisylike flowers. 
100 coelestis. G. P. Pale blue. An excellent pot 
plant 1% ft. 
Anor;a4‘iim (^^oss Flower.) An excellent 
d I Uill* edging plant. Better start early. 
118 Blue Ball Improved. Large deep Ageratum 
blue flowers on uniformly dwarf, 4 in. 
compact plants .Large pkt. 60c. 
119 Blue Cap. One of the best dwarf Agera¬ 
tum yet offered. Deep, rich blue, from 
Midsummer until frost. Splendid for 
rock gardens and edgings. 6 in. 
^ „ Large pkt. 60c. 
120 Blue Perfection. Dark blue. Fine for cut¬ 
ting. 18 in.Large pkt. 35 c. 
130 Dwarf Imperial Blue. Deep blue. 
, , Large pkt 36c. 
146 Dittle Blue Star. Light blue with deep 
blue centers on opening, gradually de¬ 
veloping to a bright blue. Very free 
flowering. Miniature, compact 6 in. 
plants .Large pkt. 40c. 
147 Dlttle Dorrit VTldte. Best dwarf white. 
Grows 6 in. tall.Large pkt. 86c. 
■A. din Free-flowering, with attrac- 
/AgruSTSmma* tlve bright colors. 
170 coronaria. (Rose Campion.) H. P. Bright 
red. 18 in.Large pkt. 26c 
y^lweciirn ^OT edging 
AMybbUm, oweer, and window boxes. 
195 benthaml. (Sweet Alyssum.) Fragrant. 
10 in.4 ozs. $1.50, oz. 60c. 
205 Dittle Gem. Dwarf white. 4 in. 
M oz. 25c., % oz. 40c., oz. 75c. 
210 “Dittle Dorrit.” A perfect gem for edging. 
4 in.% oz. 25c., % oz. 40c. oz. 75c. 
216 Carpet of Snow. (Procumbens.) Pure white, 
very dwarf and sweet. 4 in.Oz. $1.00 
218 Dilac Queen. Lavender lilac. 6 ln.% oz. 30c. 
HABDV AD7SSUM. Fine for rockeries. 
220 saxatlle compactum. (Gold Dust.) H. P. 
Yellow. April. 9 in.Large pkt. 35c. 
An^Uiic.a (Summer Forget-me-not.) Valu- 
AMlwnUda* able for blue tones. 
260 “Dropmore Variety.” H. P. The best blue. 
Blooms the entire season. 4 to 6 ft. 
262 
263 
265 
-ri ^ TT T-, Large pkt. 40c, 
Dlssadell. H. P. Free flowering, rich cobalt 
blue with white center. 
myosotidlflora. H. P. Blooms freely ’ iii 
sunny or shady locations during April 
and May. An excellent clear blue for the 
„/ock prden .Large pkt. 75c. 
Bluebird. H. A. A leading true blue gar¬ 
den flower. 18 in. Prefers full .sun. 
Large pkt. 40c. 
Anthemis. 
298 
(Camomile, Yellow Marguerite 
Good for cutting. 2 ft. 
kelwayl. H. P. Golden yellow; arometi 
from July on.Large pkt. 5( 
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ANTIRRHINUM (Snapdragon) 
GBEBNHOUSB VABIBTIBS.—^A complete list of 
forcing varieties will be mailed on request. 
BVST-BESISTANT SNAFDBAGOHS 
Just as Wilt-resistant Asters have succeeded the 
ordinary straings. Rust-resistant "Snaps” are rapidly 
replacing others susceptible to that disease which 
often takes such toll in Milady’s garden. Every gar¬ 
den maker ought to appreciate what commercial 
florists already know, that It pays to grow only rust- 
resistant strains, such as we are now offering to the 
exclusion of others. 
MAXIMUM, or SUPBB-GIAHTS. 33 in. tall. 
Pkt. 20o., large pkt. 65c. 
300 Alaska. A pure white of the largest size. 
306 Campfire. Bright scarlet with yellow lip. 
310 Canary Bird. Clear canary yellow. 
316 Copper Shades. Copper orange and old gold. 
320 Crimson. Fiery crimson. 
326 Fair Dady. Silvery pink, small yellow spot on 
lip. 
330 Indian Summer. Coppery orange. 
335 Doveliness. Soft rose pink. 
340 Salmon Bose Shades. 
345 Swing Time. Rose pink with a light yellow lip 
and wl-ite tube. 
350 Yellow Giant. Deep yellow. 
356 Super Giants Mixed. 
TADD GIANTS. 30 in. tall. 
Pkt. 20c., large pkt. 65c. 
356 Buttercup. Canary yellow, shading to creamy 
yellow. 
360 Daintiness. Rose pink, white tube. 
363 Defiance. Bright scarlet. 
365 Harmony. Terra cotta and yellow shaded rose. 
370 Opal Queen. A beautiful blend of pinks with a 
touch of salmon and a little apricot. 
376 Shasta. Pure white. Very free flowering. 
380 Torchlight. Garnet, suffused orange. 
383 Yellow Jacket. Deep yellow. 
386 Tall Giant Mixture. 
INTBBMBDIATB GIANTS. 18 In. tall. 
Pkt. 15c., large pkt. 50c. 
387 Carmine Bose. Bright carmine rose. 
390 Glowing Sunset. Rosy scarlet. 
393 Indian Girl. A beautiful old gold. 
396 Wildfire. Bright orange scarlet, yellow lip. 
397 Yellow Gem. Clear yellow. 
399 Dwarf Giants Mixed. 
Aquilegia. 
Pkt 
(Columbine.) H. P. Popular for 
moist shady locations, 2 to 8 ft. 
439 DOBBIE’S NEW IMPEBIAD HYBBIDS. 
Exceptionally fine colors; long spurs. 
■nlrt 7 Kp SO SE 
445 Mrs. Scott Elliott’s Dong-Spurred Hybrids. 
Noted for unusual shades.Large pkt. 66c. .26 
469 alpina. Dwarf, rich blue... .Large pkt. 60c. .11 
470 canadensis. Scarlet and yellow. 2 ft.II 
47 3 Snow Queen. Finest long spurred pure 
white .Large pkt. 66c. .21 
475 chrysantha. Bright yellow. 2 ft.H 
480 caerulea. Violet blue and white. Extra large .20 
502 Copper Queen. Copper red, straw colored 
corolla. Very effective.. .Large pkt. 65c. .26 
504 Crimson Star. An attractive, long-spurred, 
deep crimson with a creamy white corolla. 
, Large pkt. 76c. .21 
520 longissii^. (Extra long-spurred). This is 
a fascinating new type for the spurs are 
exceptionally long—5 in. or more. The 
petals are of deep yellow relieved with 
lighter sepals. 2 to 3 ft. tall.60 
525 Bose Queen. Shades of rose, white centers. .26 
Arabis. 
540 alpina. 
(Rock Cress.) H. P. Spreading white 
tufts as soon as snow goes. 9 in. 
For sunny rockeries.Large pkt. 40c. 
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(African Daisy.) H. A. Pure white 
rM^TUTIb. with light blue center. 2% ft. 
555 grandls. Pine for cutting.. .Large pkt. 30c. 
ArinAri;^ (Sea Pink.) H. P. For borders an( 
^Miiciia, rockeries in any soil, 2ft. 
575 formosum. Double pink.Large pkt. 60c 
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