Naranjo_ 3.00 
Nene_ .20 
Neon_ .75 
Ningol_ 25 
Nordic_ .75 
Nurmohol__ .35 
Odoroloc . ,15 
Oklohofixj City, large creamy white_ 5.00 
Oregon Giant ___ .25 
Oxheart . .50 
Pacific_ .15 
Padishah, good yellow_1.00 
Pole Moonlight_ .35 
Parthenon_1.00 
Pastel Shades_ 25 
Persia _ 25 
Phosphor .. 35 
Pink Demoiselle, like Pink Opal (Sass list) _ 25 
Plurobelle . 2.50 
Prairie Rose . 50 
Pres. Pilkington.. .25 
Rosokuro . .15 
Red Comet, deep coppery red, yellow beord.... 12.00 
Red Dominion . .25 
Red Elf, deep ruby red, 26 inches_ .25 
Red Glow .. 50 
Red Rodionce_ .35 
Red Robe ... .50 
Rheintochter, white and purple_ .25 
Robert —. 1.00 
Rob Roy, early, red self_ .35 
Rose D^inion . 25 
Rose Marie _ 25 
Rosy Sunset, red self .. 1.00 
Rosy Wings, deep pink, dark rose blend. 4.00 
Royol Beouty _ .50 
Rubeo___ .50 
Rusty Gold_ .50 
Sable, almost perfectly black, 40"_ 15.00 
Sachem .. .15 
Sacramento_ .25 
Son Froncisco___.15 
Son Gabriel, reddish purple. .25 
Sonta Fe _ .25 
Serenite__ .35 
Shasta _ .25 
Shah Jehon _ .35 
Shirvan _ .50 
Sierra Blue _ 75 
Sikh _ .15 
Sir Galahad .. .15 
Sir Knight_ ,75 
Sir Michael _ .25 
Sir Turquine. I .50 
Sonata __ ,15 
Souv. de L. Michaud _ .25 
Spring Cloud __ ,75 
Spring Maid __ .25 
Spring Prom, primrose yellow, bright 
orange beard __ 7.50 
St. Joseph's Coat, no two blossoms the 
same on a plant _ .25 
St. Louis, glossy velvety purple _ .75 
Summer Tan . 1.00 
Sunburst, deep rich yellow self_1.00 
Sunmist_ .35 
Surprise_25 
Sweet Alibi_ .75 
Talismon, yellow blend_25 
Tapestry_ .25 
Tenaya _ 35 
Thois _ .15 
Thrudwang, white and pink_25 
Tint-O-Tan . 1.50 
Trail's End_.75 
Ukiah_ .75 
Uncle Remus_ .25 
Valor _ 25 
Venus de Milo_ .25 
Vert Galont _ .35 
Wabash, white standards, bright blue falls ... 4.00 
Wasatch, huge white and blue pricata.. 1.50 
White Goddess, yellow beard on glisten¬ 
ing white . 7.50 
Wild Fire, brown-red, 26 inches_3.00 
Winneshiek . .35 
Wisteria, light blue-lavender_ .75 
Zuni _ .25 
NEW TYPES OF IRIS 
Balraudour ______$ .25 
Gray Cloud _ .25 
Stormy Dawn ..... _ .50 
Velvo _ 1.00 
Zinnias 
We offer you the fine quality seed that we plant in our own formal beds. All our seed is imported fresh every spring from the famous sunny California fields 
where it is grown. 
Zinnias love warm weother, and should not be sown till there is no danger of frost, and the ground is well warmed up. It is best not to transplant Zinnios. 
When the plants ore three or four inches toll they may be thinned out if necessary. 
It is better to irrigate Zinnias than to sprinkle them. Dig a little trench alongside the row, running water very slowly into it for several hours; cultivate ofter 
every irrigation and you will hove to repeat this only about every two weeks instead of sprinkling them every day or two. 
DAHLIA-FLOWERED TYPE 
2 V 2 to 3 Tt. tall; blossoms fully double. 
Conory Bird—rich conary yellow 
Crimson Monarch—large; deep crimson 
Illumination—deep rose self 
Polar Bear—large creamy white 
Purple Prince—deep purple 
Scarlet Flame—bright scarlet 
CALIFORNIA GIANT TYPE 
3 to 4 ft. tall; large, flat flowers. 
Crimson Queen—rich crimson 
Golden Queen—golden yellow 
Grenadier—bright, dark red 
Orange King—orange scarlet 
Salmon Queen—solmon rose 
Violet Queen—deep purple 
ZINNIA SEED, 15?! PER PACKET 
DWARF, SMALL-FLOWERED TYPE 
Smoll, compact flowers on strong Wz to 2 ft. plants. 
Canary Gem—canary yellow 
Pink Gem—deep pink 
Scarlet Gem—scarlet 
Valencia—burnt orange 
Crimson Gem—crimson 
PLEASE NOTE: 
We postpay all garden seeds as well as water plants when your order exceeds $1.00. If less than $1.00, please add 10^ for postage. 
MORNING GLORY 
Do rx 3 t plant until late May, although it will be best to order in early 
spring. Select dry, sandy part of garden and do not water heavily. Do not 
fertilize. File small notch ot top of seed to help germination. 
CLARK'S EARLIEST HEAVENLY BLUES—sky blue, shoding to golden yellow 
ot throat, very early. Seed, 15< per packet. 
CORNELL—Blooms 4 to 416 inches in diameter, intense cornelian red with a 
border of glistening white. Free blooming. Seed, 25t per pocket. 
MARIGOLDS 
Marigolds ore fairly hardy and should be storted early in the spring. 
For a glorious, free-flowering plant, do not water too heavily or fertilize too 
freely. May be transplanted, but best results are obtained when planted 
where they ore to bloom. 
We hove used this type Marigold in our own gardens for many years and 
find it a gorgeous, hardy variety. 
MARIGOLD GIGANTEA, SUNSET GIANT—Sweet-scented, large flowered. 
Seed, 25( per packet. 
'Wate^i QoAjdzni, 
SEWARD, NEBRASKA 
