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ALYSSUM 
; oe Pare for edging. Ta seed germinates quickly and the pure white flowers 
egin to appear about one month later. The plants are dwarf, spreadi g i 
bloom sometimes as late as November. H.A. ie per ond eon nna ie 
Carpet-of-Snow. The most popular variety of this superior bordering plant, 


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growing about 4 inches high, and blooming continuously f spri i c 
frost. The flowers are pure white....... Wingo eae. ap nine Le ee Nar $0 75 
Little Gem. A splendid sort growing somewhat higher than Carpet-of-Snow 10 75 
Violet Queen. A new annual variety of Sweet Alyssum, the plants being of 
upright growth and bearing bright violet-blue flowers. ... Voz. 60 cts... 10 
Saxatile compactum (Basket of Gold). Bright golden perennial sort bloom- 
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Be Bes: Diane Mar Nase ats preferring a warm, dry situation. Their 
stately growth and brilant-colored leaves present an attractive a ' 
for backgrounds or in the center of beds. H.H.A. enim can p32 
Caudatus (Love-Lies-Bleeding). Plants about 3 feet high, with long, drooping Pkt. 
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Molten Fire. Rich maroon foliage; fiery crimson top leaves. 4 ft.........eeeeee 10 
Tricolor splendens (Joseph’s Coat). Dazzling variegated foliage..............- 05 
ANEMONE. Early spring-blooming plants with bright cup-shaped flowers. H.P. 
Coronaria (Poppy Anemone), 1 ft. Finest mixed..... 05 
St. Brigid. An improvement on the preceding, producing double ‘and semi-double 
flowers of immense size and many colors........ 
ANTIRRHINUM (Snapdragon) 
The Snapdragon seems to do well in almost all gardens, especially if planted in a sunny position, and from 
July until frost its long spikes of flowers are borne in endless profusion. For cutting, the tall varieties are 
recommended, while the dwarf sorts make fine plants for bedding. Seed sown in February and March will 
produce blooming plants by July. 
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GIANT MAXIMUM ANTIRRHINOUM (Height 3 ft.) e 
F Pits Pkt. Pkt. 
Canary Bird. Yellow.....$0 15 | Rose.....................$0 15 |.Snowflake. White........$0 15 
Copper: Kinet eee l5elRuby. Velvety red.o...... 15 | Finest Mixed. loz. 60 cts. 10 
Collection, one pkt. each of the 5 colors, 50 cts. 
GIANT-FLOWERED HALF-DWARF ANTIRRHINUM 
The half-dwarf Snapdragons are the finest of all for bedding and general garden planting. Growing about 
18 inches high and blooming from July until frost, they afford fine cut-flowers all summer. Our mixture 
contains all the brightest and showiest colors. 
Finest Mixed. Pkt. 10 cts., 1440z. 60 cts. 
TOM THUMB ANTIRRHINUM 
(Height 1 ft.) 
The best Snapdragon for borders and pot plants. 
Mixed. All colors. Pkt. 10 cts., 144oz. 60 cts. 
AQUILEGIA 
One of our prettiest perennials, blooming in 
endless profusion from May until July. The odd- 
shaped flowers are unique in appearance and borne 
on slender stems well above the foliage. 
Chrysantha. Attains a height of 3 feet and Pkt. 
has beautiful golden yellow flowers......$0 10 
Cerulea. A variety of striking beauty; 
flowers violet-blue and white. 2 ft....... 
Rose Queen. Long-spurred flowers, of 
soft delicate rose-pink color, with white 
centers and yellow anthers. A charming 
and very pleasing’ color combination. 
(5tinches..%. peewee rte rity) lox eee ae 15 
Long-spurred Hybrids, Mixed. A won- | 
derful mixture of large-flowered hybrids, 
comprising a great variety of colors in 
blue, white, yellow, pink, scarlet, and 
GUA COs vee ie ee OD USES ONC Users 15 
Double Varieties, Finest Mixed....... 10 
ARABIS alpina. Splendid little plants for 
edging, growing 6 inches high and covered 
with a mass of small white flowers in 
Springs Hubs. wee ute edOZ. SULe Lauer. 10 
ARCTOTIS grandis. This daisy-like an- 
nual is of easiest culture, blooms con- 
tinuously until frost, and is splendid for 
3 sre cutting. Flowers white, reverse of petals 
, Long-spurred Hybrids pale blue. 234 ft.......... Yyoz. 30 cts... 10 
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