


_ that it is worth bringing into the garden, 
_ terminal clusters are known as the “‘But- 
which are used as winter decorations. 

_ EVERY FOURTH PACKET _ 
poe Chrysane ANEMONE 
| True St. Brigid Irish Strain _ 
All will 
admit, 
who have 
seen this 
TrucTrish 
Strain’ in 
bloom, 
that they 
are most 
beautiful, © 
The large. 
brilliant 
flowers 
makea 
goregous alusley for aahieks eet cea: 
indo 
if spring floweis are wanted start in. tho fall. 
lected mixture will give you a wondcriul array of 
bright, happy colors. 

Seed startea 
No. 2210, Pkt. 15c; ¥% oz. 60c; Ys Oz. $1 .00. 
Asparagus Ferns | 
_ Asparagus Ferns ‘are~ 
always choice greens to 
use with cut flowers, in 
house plants, in window 
kets. These varieties. be- 
low are both old time 
favorites, ~ 
Plamosus Waniid? 
Very ornamental and 
cause of. the graceful, 
‘feathery foliage; remain- 
ing fresh along time. No, 
2450, Pkt. 15¢;. 7 oz. 
§5¢c; A QZ. 90c. ‘ . 
Sprengeri. © One of 
the best varieties to plant 
ina window box or hanging basket, where the trailing, 
gtacefnl fronds present.an ever green, fresh appearance. 
.) . No. 2451, Pkt. 10c; 4 OZ. sce MY Oz. 65c. 
‘Asclepias Tuberosa 
. Butterfly Weed 
Butterfly Weed is such a pretty plant 

The flowers are bright orange and the 
terflies Mecca’, Flowers are followed by 
large, curious pods with feathery seeds 
No. 2458, Pkt. 15c; 1-64 0z. 40c. 
Improved, New Giant ASTER CALIFORNIA 
Anemone-Flowered SUNSHINE 
! |The Post Beantifal Aster in the World 
gazes Wilt Resistant 
Strain 

large, four to fivo ins. 
across, in shades of 
Apple Blossom, Decp 
Rose, Blue and-Lav- 
ender, contrasting 
with yellow or blue 
centers. 
tions are starte 
Ringly beantiful. 
are as to type the 
rogues and off. types 
bloom first, followed by the true giant Sunsbine later. * 
ae will not reerct.a planting of these rare beauties. | 
No. 2242, Pkt. 15¢; Ye Oz. 65c; Y%, 02+. $1 20. 
* - oF yd OY 7 : CoO : aa 
| foot long, fra-; Oe a iv rey RAY 1) 
# odor, a peculiar 
7s in March will give plants for autumn bloom, or 
This se- § 
addition to their use as — 
boxes and suspended bas: ' 
much used for cutting be-. E 
The. flowers are | 
Enchantress Pink,’ 
hese. 
color combinae '§ 

IS FREE 
Ggrgeous, ANGEL’S TRUMPET 
Brugmansia Suavoelens 
Foot-Long Waxen Flowers 
This superb 
tub plant when in 
# full bloom will be ay oo. 
% 2 source of much 
i pride and joy. 
1 The pure 
i whit -exquise 


ead 
| ite. trumpet- ae BS Pn ick 
shaped flowe Ao ni NAN BA hres 
ersare fullya 08 i ae > eS 
grant as Jase *//ai/ : ag 
OLR See ST Weer \ 
mine. The prety Se WO ee 
characteristic of tae A ‘i "OS UNTNA 
its own, is very 
much enjoyed by 
those who are ac- 
quainted with this ° ee eS 
plant. Hardy out! - errs ifm 
‘sidein the.South. - A hd 
a the: Northern ° 
States it can be 
i kept indoors. in 
winter and on the Borel or garden in summer. Here 
is a floral treasure for y 
No. 2182, Pkt. 25¢; 4 02. 80¢; Y, oz. net 40- 
Grou Your Own. 
| Double California Giant Asters 
Wilt Resistant Strain 
Rivals to Giant Chrysanthemum = - 
-The blooms.of the giants are very large and yet. 
niost graceful. Borne on stems 1% to 2 feet long ‘the 
f flowers with their beautifully curved petals often ‘meas- 
ure five: inches and more in diameter, 
As cut flowers 
these Double Giants are unexcelled. They come into 
bias late and will be a colorful addition to your fall 
garden, 
Vr ‘Single Flows 
a! ers 4 to 5 inches 
across. 
' PEACH BLOSSOM. Opens white, deeping into 
3 delicate pink, 7326 20 
No. Pkt, 20c; % oz. 50c; 34 oz. 90c 
LIGHT BLUE. *Pelicate p pastel shade, No. 2227, 
j Pkt. 20c: 4 0z. 50c; 4 02. 90c; 34 02. $1.50, 
DEEP ROSE. A-rich deep crimson rose. “No. 
2278 Pkt. 20c: % 0z. 50c; 4 02. 90¢e; % oz. $1.50, 
PURE WHITE. Excelient for: mixing with other 
i colors in bouquets. 
Not being absolutely ,§ 
0. 2229, Pkt. 20c: % oz. 50c: 34 oz. 90ey 
DARK PURPLE. A rich, ress] deep purple, 
| No. 2230, Pkt. 20c: % oz. 50c: 4% 02; 900: % 0% $1.50, 
RS 
DOUBLE CALIFORNIA ASTE 
IN SELECTED MIXTURE, All colors 
No. 223, Pht. 15c; % 02. 45c;.4 02, 80c; } oz. $1.40, 
GOOD LUCK GARDENS, “PARADISE, P A. Pager] 
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