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ECHINOPS--Blue Thistle ee eet ee IO GAILLARDIA 
366—RITRO. (Perennial.) This- Se ee 
tle-like plants with steel blue foli- att” 
age and thistle-like heads. Pretty, 
odd plant which should find a place 
in collections. Pkt. 5e. 
(Annual) 
: 379 — GAILLARDIA, INDIAN 
= on, CHIEF. Very showy and brilliant 
ERYSIMUM.-Fairy Wallflower say Niggit EG ise annual be pea eg ata reek 
367-—PEROWSKIANUM. - One of . Cad freed thHikine b pring. paar 
the most brilliant orange flower cor ws Ue Bea, a& str roe ronzy red which shades 
known. Grows readily and remains .-. 3 aN ; Hay: Gt.» Out to orange, etc. Pkt. 7c.; 3 pkts. 
in bloom for nearly 2 months, Pkt. : ey, i. Wi i ihe 2 7, for 15c, 
Se. : = “aly eG LE 380 — PICTA LORENZIANA. 
Very showy, free blooming annual, 
== valuable for bouquets. Gay blos- 
= 80ms produced from July till frosts 
from seed sown in spring. Colors, 
sulphur, orange, claret and amar- 
anth, mixed. Pkt. 4c.; 3 for 10c. 
Hardy or Perennial Gaillardia 
381 — GRANDIFLORA HY. 
BRIDS. Very richly colored, pro- 
fuse blooming hardy perennials, In 
Ree for a long time and is one 
of € most desirable hardy pl s 
Pkt. 5¢.; 3 pkts. 12, oe ae 
382—PORTOLA HYBRIDS. The 
plant is from 2% to'3 ft. high; the 
stems are strong, and stiff, holding 
the flowers erect; these are of large 
Size, nearly 4 in, in diameter, the 
petals being very broad and over- 
lapping, of great substance, and 
Spread out fiat, forming a very 
regular flower; im color a brilliar 
Scarlet with coppery hue which 
intensified by the golden yello 
with which each petal is heavily 
tipped, Comes about 50% true 
trom seed. Pkt. 10c.; 3 for 25c. 
GERANIUM 
ESCHSCHOLTZIA 
(California Poppy) 
Very showy annuals succeeding 
anywhere and giving an abundance 
of bright flowers. Foliage a silver 
gray and finely cut. One of the 
most satisfactory annuals grown. 
Blooms from June until hard frosts. 
Flowers are cup shaped and mostly 
in rich tones of orange and yellow. 
368—RAMONA HYBRIDS. Laree 
frilled flowers with attractive crin- 
kled petals.. Plants dwarf and com- 
pact. making it one of the finest 
plants for bedding. Pkt. 6e.; 2 
wpkts. 10c, 
369-—-NEW DOUBLE ART 
SHADES. A rare mixture of double 
and semi-double varieties in bril- 
liant and fascinating colors. Few 
flowers equal them for a showy bed 
or border, Pkt. Se.; 3 pkts.'20c. 
370—BRILLIANT MIXED. Bright 
rare colors. Many new ones. Pkt. 
Se.; 3 pkts. 12¢.; % oz. 25. 
‘371—FANCY MIXED. All the best 
old colors and many new ones. Pkt. 
4e.; 3 pkts. for 10c.; % oz, 20c. 
Euphorbia 
872--HETEROPHYLLA (Mexican 
Fire Plant). Annual poinsettia re- 
sembling in habit and ide desiie 
beautiful hothouse poinsettia. : ne im 
mid-summer the center top leaves. ae Sa ane eaniums are probably the best 
of each branch turn arange-scarlet — asting Pea bi: an in and most universally aden 
hee VA fa ¥ easily . _house plants, They are 
873—VARIEGATA. (Snow on oaks yy recy cael do well under all 
fee tems Route aienet ayant cere Bnd fact SP eee hi a bloom ana 
: ema : : i very ieee ben 
Syn ee sean, ate ts door Planting in summer. "They 
SS eeieiaiiaa Stow readily, quickly from seeds 
and are easily propagated from 
f ; =e ‘ cut- 
EVERLASTING PER tings. Nice plants are grown trom 
LATHYRUS LATIFOLIUS Seeds in a few months, 
The Everlasting or Hardy Sweet 383 — VENTUR; : 
Peas are early and free bloomers, MaNaiiin iat acer Pre peatey oe 
do well in Fe pet rabies apes sorts. Pkt. 10c. shi 
winter weather an r 
abundance of bloom. Vines grow 384—-FINE MIXED. Mostly in 
larger each succeeding season and the Zonale and Scarlet Geraniums, 
bloom freely from June till frosts. Free bloomers. Pkt. 5e. ; 
374—PINK PEARL. Lovely 
pink, Pkt. 8c. 
375—WHITE PEARL. Pure 
white. Pkt. 8c. 
376—RED PEARL. Red. Pkt. 5c. 
377—ROSE PEARL. Fine rose 
color. Pkt. 8c. 
‘378—FINE MIXED. All choice 
sorts. Pkt. 5c. 
One packet each of above Ever- 
lasting Peas for 25c. 
GILIA-Thimble Flower 
386—MIXED. Very attractive 
annuals with variously colored 
flowers. Known also as “Queen 
Ann's Thimble.” Pkt. 4¢.; 3 pkts. 
10¢c. 
GLADIOLUS 
387—M IX E D GLADIOLUS. 
These may ber grown from seed in 
2 to 3 years but it is usually more 
satisfactory to buy bulbs, (See last 
Pages), Pkt. 4c. 
Geum 
3$85—DOUBLE RED. A beauti- 
ful hardy perennial producing flow- 
ers in profusion from spring till 
a It i an excellent cut flower, 
aving long stems and ke 
well. Pkt. 10c, Bes 
GLOXINIA 
Greenhouse’ perennials which 
produce the handsomest and rich- 
est tube or trumpet-shaped blos- 
soms imaginable. Seeds sown in 
spring blossom the following win- 
ter. Endless variety of rich colors 
and combinations of all colors. 
389—-NEW GIANT GLOXINIAS. 
Finest selected seed from Giant 
Flowering varieties. Pkt. 15c. 
390—L ARGE FLOWERING 
MIXED. Grand mixture of the 
largest and choicest flowering sorts. 
Pkt. 10c. 


Gloxinia 
