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Our Superb Asters-Continued 
AMMOBIUM 
28—ALATUM. Pretty everlasting 
which when picked and dried re¬ 
tains its beauty foY years. White. 
Pkt. 4c. t 3 pkti. for 10c. 
ANEMONE (P«r«*aial) 
31 —C A E N HYBRIDS (Poppy 
Anemones). Large variety of beau¬ 
tiful plants bloomlrig mostly in the 
spring. Start seed in the shade. 
Pkt. 6c. 
*Xl— ST. BR1GID. Seeds saved from 
special strains of the finest double 
sorts. Colors brilliant and almost 
endless in variety. Pkt. 10c. 
ANTHEMI8 
S3— KELWAYI. Very hardy and 
desirable. Produces daisy-like flow¬ 
ers of a golden yellow all summer. 
Showy and works well in bouquets. 
Pkt. 6c. 
ANTHKMIS ART SHADKS 
34—NEW ART SHADES. Any? 
one who has grown the free flower¬ 
ing perennial Anthemis re pleased 
with the abundance of yellow flow¬ 
ers it produces. They are perfect¬ 
ly hardy and bloom for a long 
time. You can cut an armful from 
one plant. Always does well. Pkt. 
5c.; 3 pkt*. 12o. 
. ARABI8 
71— AI.PINA (Perennial). One of 
the earliest plants to bloom. Grows 
about 6 inches high and completely 
covers the ground with a carpet of 
white flowers. Fragrant and useful 
in borders or rock gardens. Pkts. 
6c. 
72— ROCK ROSE. - . A beautiful 
pink form of the hardy Alpine 
Rock Cress. One of the prettiest 
rock garden plants. It Is a mass 
of pink flowers early in the spring. 
8 inches high. Pkt. 8c.; 2 pkt*. 
15c. 
ARCTOTIS 
73 — GRANDIS (Annual). Easily 
grown. Plants make a strong ro¬ 
bust growth about 2 feet talk and 
are most attractive on account of 
their silvery white, deeply cut foli¬ 
age. The daisy-like flowers meas¬ 
ure Inches across. They are 
glistening white with sky-blue eye 
surrounded by a narrow yellow 
zone. Pkt. 6c.| 2 pkts. 10c. 
ARMERIA 
74 — GIANT THRIFT. A splendid 
variety with large flowers in vari¬ 
ous shades of pink. The plants 
grow 2 feet tall and bloom.profuse¬ 
ly throughout the summer. Pkt. 5c. 
ARTEMISIA (Summer Fir) 
76 — SACCORlM (Annual). One 
of the most symmetrical and orna¬ 
mental of plants. Called Christmas 
Tree Plant. Forms dense pretty 
bushes 3 to 5 feet high. Makes fine 
hedge or border plant. May be 
used for a single lawn specimen. 
Pkt. ®o.; 2 pkts. for 10c. 
A»poraguft Fonts 
7«— 8 PRENGERI. Called Emerald 
Feather Asparagus or Fern. One 
of the most popular and easiest 
grown of all house plants. Always 
does well and looks neat. Fine for 
pots or hanging baskets. Grows 
readily from seeds soaked in warm 
water. Pkt. 10c. 
77— PLVMOSA NANA or ASPAR¬ 
AGUS LACE FERN. Very beautiful 
and useful for cutting or florists’ 
work. Long fronds and can be 
trained to windows. Fine, delicate 
fronds of lace-like foliage. 25 seed* 
10c. 
78— PLIMOSA R O B V 8 T A. A 
grand new and showy variety of 
Lace Fern. Strong, vigorous grow¬ 
er. 15 seeds 10c. 
VARIOUS ASTERS 
136— HALL'S WHITE. A very 
popular large »size, pure white As¬ 
ter. A great favorite with Flor¬ 
ists for design and funeral work. 
Midseason variety. Branches 
freely. Pkt. 8 c.; 3 pkts. 20c. 
137 — PEERLESS PINK. One of 
the finest late Asters. Long stem¬ 
med, late flowering, branching as¬ 
ter with blossoms four inches 
across. Beautiful shell pink variety 
with globular flowers. Pkt. 10c. 
143—ROYAL INVINCIBLE. 
Follows the July Queens. They are^ 
large, full and double with petals* 
incurving in center similar to 
Autumn Beauties. They are con¬ 
tinuous bloomers and no aster can 
take their place in late July. Wide 
range of colors in our mixture. 
Free from Aster Wilt. Pkt. 8c.) 2 
pkts. 15c.; ^ ox. 35c. 
AUTUMN BEAUTY ASTERS 
Our Autumn Beauty Asters come 
into bloom in autumn ahead of 
Chrysanthemums. Blossoms large, 
full and double, slightly incurved 
petals and usually with a beautiful 
twist in center. They are borne on 
long stems and have nq superiors 
for cutting or bouquets. 
144 — PURE WHITE. Very fine. 
145 — SCARLET. Brilliant and 
s Jio wy. 
146— CRIMSON. Deep, rich 
crimson. 
147— SHELL PINK. Choice 
color. 
148— LIGHT YELLOW. Unus¬ 
ual shade in asters. 
14$-—VIOLET. Deep violet. 
150— ROSE PINK. Richest rose. 
151— PINK GEM. Very fine pink. 
152— ROSE GEM. Richest rose. 
153— MIXED. Above and many 
other sorts mixed. 
Above Autumn Beauty Asters 5c 
a packet. One packet each of the 
10 for 38c. 
Single Giants ot California 
154 — Single Giants of California 
are now quite popular. Flowers 
very large, daisy like, on stems 18 
to 24 inches long. Showy cut flow¬ 
er. Pkt. 5c.; 3 pkts. 12c. 
CHRYSANTHEMUM ASTERS 
155— Mixed. Plants grow 8 to 
10 inches high, each plant forming 
a perfect bouquet. Very fine bed¬ 
ding sort. Pkt. 6 c.; 2 pkts. 10c. 
r NIC CM ASTERS 
156— MIXED. Branching plants 
2 ft. high loaded with large flowers 
having tapering florets. Pkt. 5c. 
157— GIANT HOHENZOLLERN. 
Large, early aster with curled and 
twisted petals. Many colors. Pkt. 
6 c. 
158—ALL VARIETIES OF AS¬ 
TERS MIXED. Wilt Resisting 
Strains.' This mixture is grown by 
a California Grower who has over 
100 acres of asters and grows all 
the wilt resisting strains. Hun¬ 
dreds of varieties. Large packet 
10c.; % oz. 60c.; oz. $1.00. 
HARDY ASTERS 
81—FINEST MIXED. These are 
very showy late autumn flowering 
plants. They form large clumps 
covered with thousands of showy 
flowers. Known as Michelmas 
Daisies. Pkt. 6e.j 2 pkts. for lOe. 
Akmbria. 
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