
"NORTHRUP. KING & CO..S VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS 
Blue Bonnet, Blue Lupin (Lupinus 
Subcarnosus Texensis) 18 inches 
A hardy annual which produces long 
stemmed flower spikes bearing deep blue, 
pea shaped flowers. The foliage is a hand- 
some green in the form of many narrow 
leaflets radiating from a center. Soil must 
be lime free. This particular variety stands 
drouth better than other lupins. 
Blue Lace Flower, Didiscus 21% feet 
A hardy annual of great charm. It is 
somewhat slow to germinate but it is easy 
to grow and a constant bloomer. The plant 
bears umbrella-like clusters of pale laven- 
der, tubular flowers with expanding rim 
petals. Attractive in the garden and very 
desirable as a cut flower. 
Bouncing Bet (Saponaria Vaccaria 
Rosea) 2 feet 
A hardy annual, also known as Soapwort. 
A popular edging plant. Produces dense 
trailing growth which is covered with 
starry, little, rosy-scarlet blossoms through- 
out the summer. Bloom quite similar to 
Gypsophila. 
Brachycome, Swan River Daisy 10 in. 
A hardy annual with lacy foliage and 
small flowers. Excellent for rock gardens 
and edging. 
Calendula, Pot Marigold 18 inches 
An old time, hardy annual favorite which 
succeeds almost everywhere. Very showy in 
the garden and most attractive as a cut 
flower. Bushy plants. Blooms disc-like and 
very double. 
Orange King—An extra fine calendula, 
producing dark orange-red blossoms 
averaging about 3 inches across. 
Mixed—All the double sorts in an excel- 
lent mixture producing flowers ranging 
through the various shades of orange and 
yellow. 
California Poppy, Eschscholtzia 
12 inches. The state flower of California. 
This brilliant hardy annual is very easily 
grown and does well over the whole coun- 
try. The foliage is finely cut and blue-green 
in color. The blossoms are saucer shaped, of 
rich yellow color, about 2 inches across. Sow 
the seeds where the plants are to remain. 
Calliopsis Coronata Maxima 2 feet 
Bright, showy, hardy annual, also known 
as Tickseed. Plants of easiest culture doing 
well in any sunny location, blooming all 
summer. Excellent for massing and cutting. 
Sow seed where plants are to grow. Blooms 
pure golden yellow, 2 inches across, borne 
on long, wiry stems. 


Orange King Calendula 
Gampanuin Calycanthema, Cup and 
Saucer Canterbury Bell 24 in. 
A beautiful ornament to the garden. 
Flowers shaped like bells or cups with calyx 
resembling a saucer, borne on spikes. Blooms 
are in light and dark blue, pink and white 
A hardy biennial. 
Canary Bird Vine 10 feet 
A hardy annual climber with delicately 
cut leaves and dainty yellow flowers re- 
sembling a canary bird. A rapidly growing 
plant and a profuse bloomer. Does best in 
a ves sunny location, and should have a 
trellis. 
Candytuft, Hyacinth Flowered 
White 1 foot 
A hardy annual making an excellent bor- 
der plant. Bears large bold spikes of white 
blooms, resembling a hyacinth in appear- 
ance. 
Candytuft (Umbellata Mixed) 1 foot 
This hardy early annual is one of our best 
plants for edging, bedding and cutting. 
They bear terminal clusters of small flowers, 
white, purple, pink, blue. Fairly rich soil, 
plenty of sunshine and moderate watering 
grow them best. 
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