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CLEOME — Pink Queen » 
SPIDER PLANT 
Grows beautifully in any climate, practically never out of bloom, from spring 
until frost. The attractive plants grow four feet high, have huge heads of delight- 
ful, refreshing pink flowers, the bracts turning white before dropping, giving the 
appearance of a white color and pink cap. Grows easily in sun or part shade. Pkt. 
ZG 
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CALIFORNIA FLOWERLAND PASTEL SHADES 
Our own selection of giant flowered sorts, midway between the Dahlia Flowered and 
California Giants as to type, with flowers 5 to 52 inches in diameter. Strictly a pastel 
mixture, it contains a wide range of delicate shades, including Soft Yellow, Cream, Old 
Gold, Light Pink, Apricot, Salmon, and White. Exquisite for cutting, and delightful for 
garden decoration. Packet 25c. 
DAHLIA FLOWERED ZINNIA. Royal Purple. A distinct rich new color, deep rich royal 
purple without blue tones; supersedes Purple Prince. Pkt. 25c. 
GAILLARDIA FLOWERED NAVAJO ZINNIAS. California Flowerland Selection. Lovely 
medium sized flowers, double and semi-double, with long narrow petals, some of which are 
incurved and fluted, and the most interesting color effects of all Zinnias. The petals are 
tipped white, cream or pale yellow, and the colors are brilliant—lilac, lavender, rose, pink, 
crimson, orange and yellow. Packet 25c. 
Tovelty Striped aes, 
OLD GLORY. This is another new striped type, same size as The Clown, but brightly 
striped white and red. Produces about 759% true striped flowers. Pkt. 25c. 
THE CLOWN. A gay and amusing new Zinnia, cheerily striped scarlet and gold. A new 
found jewel for the cutting garden, for the annual border, and most especially for flower 
arrangements. The 21/2 to 3-inch blooms are ideally suited for use in the home. As with 
most striped flowers, there is some variation. Pkt. 25c. 
clarkspur 
KING TYPE 
This type of larkspur is characterized by base 
branching habit, each plant sending up hollyhock- 
like spikes,-covered with fully double florets com- 
posed of rounded broad petals, evenly and closely 
spaced. They are wonderful cut flowers. These 
two new colors are exquisite, and much in demand 
for decorative purposes. 
LILAC KING. Fine rich clear lilac shade. 
PINK KING. Lovely soft yet vibrant shade of 
salmon rose. 
centered, some with a wide 
mahogany zone, some with 
two rows of petals, and others 
with twisted petals. Plants 
are easy to grow, neat and of 
upright habit, in bloom over a 
long season. Flowers are most 
artistic for cutting. Pkt. 25c. 
Pkt. 25c. 
RUDBECKIA—Starlight 
A selection from Kelvedon Star, 
entered in All America _ trials, 
and receiving Honorable Mention. 
Many of the flowers have three 
or more rows of petals. Pkt. 25c. 
LARKSPUR LILAC KING 
A grand cut flower. Packet 25c. 
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SPIDER PLANT, Cleome Pink Queen 
Gazania 
Sow seed of this perennial any time of year. 
CALIFORNIA FLOWERLAND NEW EVERBLOOMING 
PADRE HYBRIDS 
A wonderful new everblooming strain of this 
showy flower, the result of six years’ selection 
by Mr. Edward A. Howard. Beds of these Gazan- 
ias were in bloom constantly for 40 months in the 
Palisades Park in Santa Monica. 
The flowers are twice the size of ordinary 
Gazanias, and range from cream, buff and yellow 
shades to deep orange, salmon, rose, and maroon, 
some oddly marked and zoned with olive green, 
brown or cinnabar red. 
Gazanias require an open sunny position with 
good drainage. Packet 35c. 
ART: 
NEW HYBRIDS 
Another of the lovely flowers from South 
Africa. The showy daisy-like flowers come _ in 
brilliant colors, orange and bronzy red shades pre- 
dominating, but also lovely shades of rose, cream, 
yellow, and. salmon. Of easy culture and great 
beauty, blooming for a long season. Packet 25c. 
oallel —CALIFORNIA STAR 
California Flowerland strain, of unusual beauty. A very beautiful, richly colored annual 
of recent introduction. Flowers are interestingly variable, of deep golden yellow, dark 
Our wonderful Rudbeckia, California Star, long lasting cutflower 

