GAMPBEEL SEE DSS Olga PASADENA, CALIFORNIA 

NEPETA mussini. Per. nep’-e-ta. 
Small blue flowers; grey foliage, ideal for rockeries and 
edgings; 1 foot; sow January to April. Germination period 
18 days, Pkt. 15c. 
NIEREMBERGIA hippomanica, Dwarf Cup Fower. Per. 
near-em-berj’-ia. 
Lavender-blue open-cup flowers cover the compact, dwarf 
(5 inch) bushes all spring and summer. One of the best new 
flowers! Sow January to April for bloom first year. Pkt. 25c. 
NIGELLA, Miss Jekyll, Love-in-a-Mist. ny-jell’-a. 
Semi-double, blue flowers, nestling in fine, feathery foliage; 
1% feet; sow February to May. Germination period 2 weeks. 
Corn-flower blue. %4-oz. 25c; Pkt. 10c. 
OENOTHERA lamarckiana, Evening Primrose. Bien. 
ee-noth’-er-a. 
Yellow, large flowers, opening at dusk and fragrant in the 
evening: easily-grown background plant in sun or semi- 
shade; 4 feet; sow December to March. Germination period 
30 days. Y%-oz. 20c; Pkt. 10c. 
ORTHOCARPUS. See page 29. 
PAINTED DAISY. See Chrysanthemum, Annual. 
Pansies 
PANSY 
Reds, purples, blues, yellow, and white; unsurpassed for low 
beds and edgings; 6 inches; sow July to October for winter, 
and until March for spring and summer. Germination period 
10 to 15 days. 
Steele’s Mastodon Jumbo Mixture. A superb strain of Amer- 
ican grown pansies; all giant flowered in the widest known 
color range. Very fine. 1/16-oz. $1.75; Pkt. 25c. 
Super Maple Leaf Giants. Large flowered strain composed 
of light colors only. 1/16-o0z. $1.50; Pkt. 25c. 
Engelmanns Giants. Large flowers in all colors but blue 
and red, never solid as each flower has a lighter tone 
around the edges of petals. 1/16-o0z. $1.75; Pkt. 25c. 
Roggli Swiss Giants. (Originator’s Seed). Large flowers with 
long stems. Plants are compact and early flowering. Con- 
tains both light and dark shades. Mixed colors 1/16-oz. 
$1.75; Pkt. 25c. 
Alpenglow, rich red. Gold Gelbe, pure yellow. 
Berna, rich purple. Hohenfuer, orange-red. 
Jungfrau, pure white. Lake of Thun, deep blue. 
Rheingold, immense yellow with a dark center. 
Above Pkts. each color 35c. 
Geneva Giants, compact growing plants with large flowers 
in a good color range. First flowers are small but as the 
blooming season advances flowers increase in size. %-oz. 
Sil oe aloes 
Campbells Argyle Giants. Splendid bedding mixture, with 
fine colors and good sized flowers. Oz. $4.50; M4-oz. $1.25; 
L/LG-02, 35¢; bk Loe. 
Baby Delight, lovely little Pansy with flowers smaller than 
Violas, clear light blue with wavy petals. Dwarf, compact 
plants. Ideal for late spring planting because plants with- 
stand heat well. Flower in 70 days. FKt. 25c. 

Morning Glory 
Bush Morning Cornell 
Glory Crimson King 
Nicotiana 




Oenothera, Evening Primrose 
PASITHEA coerulea. Per. pas-sith’-i-a. 
Deep, luminous blue star-like flowers in mid-spring, in loose 
elusters on wiry stalks well above grass-like foliage, entirely 
dormant in summer; 3 feet; rare, fine for cutting; sow March 
to August. Pkt. 25¢c. (Dormant bulbous clumps available 
August to October. Each 25c). 
PASSION VINE, Passiflora edulis. Per. Vine. 
Beautiful and interesting waxy blue-and-white flowers on 
attractive vine, evergreen in mild’ climates, apt to winter- 
kill in severe; fruits edible, and much-prized for the strongly- 
flavored juice; sow March to July. Germination period 30 
to 40 days. Pkt. 15c. 
PENSTEMON. Per. pen’-ste-mon. 
Pink, scarlet. crimson, purple or white tubular flowers with 
flaring petals, in showy spikes. Plant in beds and borders. 
Sow August-November for bloom the same season, Germi- 
nation 17 days. 
Heterophyllus Blue Gem. Rich blue, 1 ft. bedding variety. 
Sensation. The large flowered type. Good colors, fine for 
eutting. 
Pink, Red, Violet-purple, White or Mixed. 1/16-0z. 50c; 
Pty Wie 


PLANTS THAT NEED LITTLE WATER 
Sow in Spring Sow in Fall 
Ageratum Helianthus Abronia Coreopsis 
Callopsis Marigold Alyssum Gaillardia 
Centaurea Petunia Arctotis Hollyhock 
Cosmos Fortulaca Bartonia Mesembryan- 
Cynoglossum Seabiosa Brachycome themum 
Browallia Statice 
Candytuft Verbena 
Dimorphotheca 
Dianthus Tithonia 
BHuphorbia Vinca 
Four o’Cloek Zinnia 
GOOD GROUND COVER 
Sow in Spring Sow in Fali 
Portulaca Linaria 
Verbena Brachycome Nemophila 
Thunbergia Gilia Fairy Virg. Stock 
Stars Wild Flowers 
Anagallis Alyssum 
Nasturtium 
Nolana 

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