

HELICHRYSUM 
(Straw Flower) 
Winter Bouquets 
That Never Fade 
Monstrosum. The largest 
of the Everlastings, Beau- 
tiful Aster-shaped flowers 
that when dried retain 
much of their original 
shape and splendor. Pop- 
ular for winter decora- 
tions, for which purpose 
the blossoms should be 
cut when about one-third 
open, tied in small 
bunches, and dried slowly 
in a cool, shady place, 
hanging the flowers down- 
ward to keep the stems 
straight. Our seed fis a 
carefully blended mixture 
of the various shades of 
Red, Violet, Purple, Rose, 
Pink, Salmon, Yellow and 
White. Pkt., 10c; 14 oz., ; 
Helichrysum (Straw Flower) 25c; 4 04., 40¢; 0Z., 75e. Kochia (Burning Bush) 

B sSucerfine- Lark KOCHIA freee est oes eS 
: = This beautifu ush grows 
urgess uper ine ar spur about 2 to 2% feet in height and reseeees a closely 
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trimmed ornamental evergreen. May be grown singly or 
in the form of a hedge or background. In early fall the 
entire bush turns bright scarlet. Pkt., 10c; %4 oz., 25c. 
This wonderful strain of Larkspur reminds one of the perennial 
Delphinium, and covers a much larger range of colors. Seed sown in 
the open ground before the close of April will produce flowering 
plants by the beginning of July, and the magnificent flower spikes 
will -be produced in continuous succession until late in the fall. 
Large, double fiowers of light blue, deep blue, lavender, lilac, purple, 
light pink, dark pink, rose, various shades of red, salmon, white, etc, MORNING GLORIES 
Beautiful and attractive in flower beds and the shrubbery border, and BRAZILIAN. Rich, rose-colored blooms 3 inches 
are most valuable as cut flowers. Pkt., 5c. across; very showy and free blooming. As a quick 
growing vine it has no equal, covering an enormous 
GIANT IMPERIAL LARKSPUR space in a short time. Pkt., 10c; % oz., 35c. 
The finest of all Morning 
A magnificent type of distinctly upright growth, similar to the Heavenly Blue Glories.  Imilenseteeaieens 


perennial Delphinium, producing many fine flower spikes, 3 to 4 feet measuring 5 inches in diameter; bright sky blue color 
long, branching from the base of the plant. Large, double flowers, with a light throat. Our strain of this variety is about 
and a fine assortment of colors, including the different shades of blue, 20 days earlier than the ordinary strain. Pkt., (5c; 
lavender, lilac, light pink, dark pink, deep rose, salmon and white. % 0Z., 35c. . 3 ic 
Pkt., 10c; 1% oz., 35c; %4 0oz., 60c. P i G : 1 1 hite fi 
ear ates ee clear whi @ Owens 
LARKSPUR FOR WINTER BOUOQU ETS orous, He (Puta) Vines bn ceed 
: , : + 1 
Gather the nicest flower spikes as soon as they are in full bloom, Pkt., [5e; 14 0z., 40c. 
bunch and hang them heads down in a large well ventilated shed or 1 AY i i 
: ; A : ne, eae A new color in Morning 
garage. In the fall or early winter they will be ready to arrange in Scarlett O'Hara Glories—rich dark Tite 
bouquets. The dried larkspurs retain their color and the blossoms red or deep crimson. Flowers about 4 inches across, 
do not shatter. Burgess’ Superfine and Giant Imperial are excep- freely produced on fast growing vines, and stay open 
tionally fine for this purpose. longer than other varieties, many until in the afternoon. 
A blaze of brilliancy which will make it one of the most 
MIGNONETTE (es Fe ee eee 
GIANT IMPERIAL. This is a particularly attractive 






Oriental Garden 



5 . atte Sweet. The old variety; variety. The flowers are much larger than ordinary 
50 annual flowers from China small spikes; very sweet Morning Glories. The colors run from snow white 
and the Pacific Isles, entirely scented. Pkt., 10c. through all possible shades of blue and red, from palest 
ee ae keh aes Gor, Large Flowered. Many pink to darkest reds and purples, and streaked, mottled 
ieee eae mace 3 le 4 shades and-types ; very choice. and bordered in wonderful fashion. Pkt., 10c; 1% oz., 
04., SUC; 72 0Z., WUC; 0Z., JUC. Sowings made in April and 30c. 

Larkspur Giant Imperial Miah : 
again in July will keep up a 
succession of bloom from early 
Moonflower summer until frost; can also 
SUPERB MIXED. This mixture contains none of the 
above varieties, but is a fine mixture of the old-fashioned 
be grown in pots for winter sorts. Very hardy, so can be planted earlier and will 
Sweet Scented .Glant and early spring flowering. begin to bloom earlier than the Japanese varieties. 
Flowered Pkt., 10c. . Pt, 1 Ocs807-5..20C. : 
WHITE. A rapid climber, 
reaching a height of 20 to 
30 feet; foliage very dense. NICOTIANA 
Every evening, and on Affinis Hybrids 
cloudy days the vines are Compact bush, about.3 feet ; 
covered with immense white blooms all summer and fall ; 
flowers, many measuring 6 delightfully — sweet - scented, 
Ue across. Pkt., !0¢;  tube-shaped white, purple, 
¥2 02., 30¢. red, salmon, pink and violet 
flowers which will fill a whole 
PINK HYBRID. Large garden with their fragrance. 
flowers of beautiful lavender Easily grown from seed, and 
pink color, Pkt., 0c. cuttings rooted in September 
will bloom freely in the win- 
MOONFLOWER MIXED. ter. Fine mixture. Pkt., (0c; 
A mixture of pink and white 1% oz., 30C. 
varieties. Pkt., 10c; % oz., 
NIGELLA 
(Love-in-a-Mist) 
One of our prettiest old- 
fashioned annuals. Attractive 
double flowers of white and 
various shades of blue, nestled 
among the fine, feathery foli- 
age. 1% ft. Fine for cutting. 
Bloom profusely over a long = s 
perfoda: “PRE M6: Double Morning Glories 


Roaniower 
Mexican Fire Plant 
(Annual Poinsettia) 
(EUPHORBIA HETEROPHYLLA.) A va- 
riety of Poinsettia which grows quickly to a 
height of 2% to 3 feet from seed sown in 
the open during May. About the middle of 
summer the top central leaves turn to rich 
orange-scarlet, similar to the famous green- 
house variety of Poinsettia which is so pop- 
ular about Christmas time. A blaze of glory 
throughout the summer and fall. Pkt., (0c; anal 
yy oz., 35c. Mexican Fire Plant 

Double Morning Glories 
DOUBLE ROSE MARIE (Petunia-Flowered Ruffled). 
Blossoms resemble Double, Ruffled Petunias. A lovely 
puage of eee pee Begins blooming early and 
stn Se ossoms profusely all summer and fall. Nothing is 
oe pads one ye ae more beautiful on a trellis or for porches, arbors, 
eavenly ue, Fearly fences, etc. Pkt., (5e: 1% oz., 40c. 
Gates and Scarlett O’Hara i ‘ 
—for only 30c. DOUBLE MIXED. Double and semi-double flowers. 
Pkt., 10c; 14 0z., 35c. 
Red-White-Blue 
Morning Glories 

Flowers Listed on Pages 28 to 39 Are Annuals— 
Bloom from Seed the First Year 

