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GYPSOPHILA H. P. 34,000 S. 
Pacifica. Medium sized flowers 42”, bright pink. 
Drege Le ZC 4 OZ Jac: ol OZ. aeoo: 
“Oldhamiana. 30”. Erect dense heads of small bright 
flesh pink. Rapid grower of the cut and come again 
class. Very fine: Tr. Pkt. 25c; Y% oz. 60c; 1 oz. $2.00. 
Paniculata Alba. Double snow flake, 40”. Improved 
double white. Tr. Pkt. 35c; % oz. $1.15; 1 oz. $4.00. 
*Repens (Creeping) 6”. A very fine rock garden plant. 
Rose and white and mixed. Ea. Tr. Pkt.. 25c; 
Yé-02,° 70; 1 0z:.,$2:50, 
*Extra—Write for prices on the large Double ““BRIS- 
TOL FAIRY.” Grafted liners and 2-year-old roots 
also Bodgarii on own root. These are the finest 
gyps. grown. You can dry them in black darkness, 
in a closet or a cellar. For winter bouquets. 
HELIANTHEMUM P. 15,000 S. 
*Mutabile. (Rose Rock). Very attractive evergreen. 
Rock garden plant. 8 to 10”. Will creep too. 
de sekin 20C+ V2 07 00G) 1tozeoUC: 
HELIANTHUS A. 650 S. 
Sunflower 
Miniature Single Excelsior. Golden yellow small 
HOWers tO ml ree kieldcl oz o0e: 
Dwarf Double Chrysanthemum flowered selected. 
Double golden yellow flowers. 
ite ced OC] NeOZ. OOC: 
Russian Giants. Large single sunflower about 12 to 
[47*across, 8 to 14’-tall. 1 oz. 10c¢; 11b.. 50c: 
HELICHRYSUM MONOSTROSUM A. 45,000 S. 
The most desired of all everlasting flowers. Large 
flowers with long strong stems. Gather flowers before 
they are fully opened and suspend with heads down- 
ward. Dry in Black Darkness: canary yellow, crim- 
son, fireball, golden globe, rose-carmine, rose queen, 
salmon, scarlet, white and mixture of above colors. 
Era kincloc: | eOza00C, 
HELIOTROPE H.H.P. 55,000 S. 
This sweet scented variety is an old favorite and 
every Florist should grow it. 
Choice Dark Varieties, Mixed. Tr. Pkt. 35c; % oz. 40c; 
Loz: -1.50. 
Lemoines Giant Mixed. Tall 24 to 30”. Tr. Pkt. 25c; 
Y4 oz. 40c; 1 oz. $1.50. 
HELIOPHILA A. (Cape Stocks) 
Blue Shades. Mixed. Lovely shades of dark to light 
blue, 1’ high. Tr. Pkt. 30c; Ye oz. 606; % oz. $1.00; 
1 oz. $3.00. 
Oregon’s “Flower Valley Seeds” are Best — 
HERBS (Aromatic) 
The family herb garden. 
We have prepared a complete herb garden of 
18 varieties. Annual and perennial with a mimeo- 
graphed bulletin as to their use. Most of the garden 
and home magazines are listing them. Receipts advo- 
cate a pinch of this herb or that herb with some of the 
meats that are economical cuts to buy, and to enhance 
their flavor. 
18 varieties of Aromatic Herbs $1.00 for the collec- 
tion, to give you a start. Others on request. 
Anise. P. Candy and cookies. 
Borage. A. Bee-Balm. Leaves and blooms in lemon- 
ade and cooling drinks. Also called Gurken kraut, 
tastes like Cucumbers. Bees love it. 
Sweet Basil. A. The ideal of Italian cooking. Soups, 
stews. Cut raw in salads, etc. 
Caraway. (Kimmel). For bread, pastry, creamed por 
toes, weenies, etc. 
Catnip or Catmint. P. A delightful tea to stop fever 
and our cats love it. 
Chervil. A. A lettuce of the Parsely family. Gourmets 
love it. 
Coriander. A. Seeds for confections and pastry. 
Exotic flavor. 
Dill. A. Condiment for pickles, etc. Most of our 
soaps are perfumed with the true oil of DILL. 
Lavender Lavendula. An old favorite, sachets and 
perfumes. True English. 
Sweet Marjoram. H.A. Poultry dressing, soups, stews | 
and part of the flavoring in commercial catsups. 
See also Savory and Thyme. 
Rosemary. P. Delicious flavoring for meat roasts. 
Warm pungent and fragrant. 
Sage. P. English broad leaved. What would we do 
without it. Fry pork chops with a few leaves. 
Pork roasts lose the pig flavor to something exotic. By 
Dressings are enhanced with it. 
Sorrel, A. Soups and salads. Requires Acid either 
green or dried. Helps elimination. 
Winter Savory. P. Your home makers that try to get — 
the flavor of Catsup that Heinz and others have, 
should use this in combination with Marjoram and 
Summer Savory. 
Summer Savory. A. Fine but not as strong as the 
Perennial. Hard to get as it comes from Italy. 
Seeds 50% germination. 
Thyme. P. Pronounced variously but mostly time. 
Also in Catsup and poultry dressing. 
Thyme. P. Creeping for rockeries and stones in walks. 
Thyme. P. Lemon. 12”. Quite nice in a tea. 
Ea. Tr. Pkt. 10c. 
price of $1.00. 

18 above varieties at a bargain 



