


Morning Glory Cornell has flowers of intense 
carnelian-red, bordered white. 
Morning (lories 
Ipomea (Annual Climber) 
Cultural Notes — Never plant Morning 
Glories until the soil is thoroughly warm, or 
the seed will rot instead of germinating, 
Select a dry, sandy position, and sow where 
the plants are to flower, as they resent trans- 
planting. Heavy watering and rich soil 
result in a dense growth of foliage and very 
few flowers. 
1520 PEARLY GATES. All-America Silver 
Medal Winner for 1942. A large satiny 
white flower with cream shading in 
throat. The luxurious foliage sets off the 
flowers to best advantage and gives them 
a beautiful appearance......... Pkt. 15¢ 
1523 CORNELL. Large flowers of an intense 
carnelian red, with a pure white border. 
The vines are strong and bloom profusely 
until ‘killed by frosts... - > Pkt. 15¢ 
1525 SCARLETT O’HARA. A new color in 
Morning Glories. Rich wine-red or deep 
crimson. Very showy. For early flow- 
ering, the seed should be started in pots 
Mae WV Licriclhivet cecmemtereneiremen seweteiia eiematakoite Pkt. 15¢ 
1526 HARLY FLOWERING HEAVENLY- 
BLUE. Vines are a mass of lovely sky- 
blue flowers, 214-3 inches across, from 
early ‘summer to frost......... Pkt. 15¢ 
1527 JAPANESE MIXED. Flowers are ruf- 
fled and fluted from throat to margin. 
Colors: red, rose, garnet, blue, purple, 
AiCiodoada pias o Glee 6 6 Y% oz. 20c; pkt. 10¢ 
Red, White and Blue 
Morning Glory Collection 
4A0Oc 
MATRICARIA Feverfew (Tender Perennial) 
1512 CAPENSIS, 18-24 im. Plants are 
bushy in growth, with finely cut leaves 
and clusters of small, tightly double, 
white flowers. Excellent for pot plants, 
bedding and ‘citiing. sss) ame Pkt. 15c¢ 
MartrHtoia, see Stock, page 57. 
Mexican Fire Busu, see Kochia, page 53. 
MIGNONETTE, Reseda (Annual) 
1516 MACHET, 12-15 in. Immense compact 
spikes of blossoms with a delicate fra- 
grant odor are produced throughout the 
summer and until late in the fall, Fine 
fOr Cutting. ese %- oz, 25¢e; pkt, 10c 
Moss Rosz, see Portulaca, page 55. 
Mournine Brine, see Scabiosa, page 56. 
MYOSOTIS or Forget-Me-Not (Perennial) 
1535 Height 4-9 in. Plants are of compact 
habit with large clusters of exquisite 
clear blue flowers. Flourish in moist 
shady positions. Require winter protec- 
thom: Mircea -cnglanstets ele enalakens aie ete Pkt. 15e¢ 

One \ Scarlett O'Hara 
Pkt. (nese Gates 
Each) Heavenly Blue 


Double Gleam Type 
1567 CAPRICH. Primrose and _  salmon- 
cerise blotched. A _ striking color 
combination. 
1568 INDIAN CHIEF. Double sweet- 
scented flowers of vivid scarlet. The 
foliage is dark green. 
1569 MAHOGANY. Dark mahogany-red 
flowers. An outstanding color. 
1570 GOLDEN GLEAM. Fragrant golden- 
yellow flowers on long stems. 
1571 SCARLET GLEAM,. Fiery orange- 
scarlet flowers with ruffled petals. 
Each of above, pkt. 15c 
One pkt. each of above 5 colors for 60c 
1572 DOUBLE GLORIOUS 
BRIDS. 
profuse flowering......----:-> Pkt. 15¢ 
1574 DWARF SINGLE MIXED, 1 ft. Giant 
flowers in a great variety of gay color 
combinations and the brilliant self-color- 
lik (ose ow a o Omen peo Oz. 30¢; pkt. 10¢ 
1575 TALL GIANT FLOWERING MIXED. 
6 “ft. Excellent for hanging baskets, 
window boxes or for covering fences or 
AA HUS aes ie a Hea Jockos choos Oz. 30c; pkt. 10c¢ 
GLEAM HY- 
Gorgeously colored flowers of} 
salmon, yellow, cream, orange, scarlet bs 
maroon and rose shades. Fragrant and 

Double Gleam Nasturtiums have short runners and are 
excellent to grow in porch and window boxes, or to cover 
sunny slopes. 
1573 DWARF DOUBLE GEM MIXTURE. The 
ideal plant for border and edging use. 
Dwarf, compact, totally without runners, 
the plants produce fragrant, semi-double 
flowers of good size. The color range 
includes shades of rose, salmon, yellow 
and ‘scarlet... .sissaemock- Wcneneneerene Picts Ube 
He areal 
NICOTIANA, Flowering Tobacco (Annual) 
1540 Height 2-3 ft. Plants are of branching 
habit, and bloom continuously from early 
summer until frost. The flowers resemble 
petunias, but have a longer tube. They 
open toward evening and emit a heavy 
fragrance. Hybrids mixed.... . Pkt. 10c¢ 


fully pulverized rich soil. 
ROGGLI SWISS GIANTS 
1606 ALPENGLOW. Beautiful cardinal and 
Paresh Ed Shades a. sm eo «sie Pkt, 25¢ 
1608 LAKE OF THUN. 
with darker blotches......... Pk 
Ultramarine blue 
t. 2O5C 
1609 RHEINGOLD. Yellow with mahogany 
blotches on lower petals...... Pkt. 25¢ 
One pkt. each above for 70c 
1628 ROGGLI SWISS GIANTS MIXED. 
Gigantic flowers of heavy texture on 
strong stems. The colors are choice 
and rare, surpassing in quality and 
range all other Swiss Giants. Pkt. 25c. 
NIGELLA, Love-in-a-Mist (Annual) 
1545 MISS JEKYLL. Height 18 in. Plants 
are compact and free-flowering with fine- 
ly cut foliage and large semi-double flow- 
ers of a lovely cornflower-blue on long 
SELIG): ateteteneyers evecare Y% oz, 15¢c; pkt. 10¢ 
PANSY 
PLANTS 
on 
Page 27. 

IMPROVED STRAINS. 
The seed may be started indoors in February or in a cold frame in March, in care- 
Transplant to open ground in May. 
SPECIAL MIXTURES 
1620 ENGLEMANN’S SPECIAL GIANT. Re- 
selected to a strain of immense flowers 
from the old Scottish Show type. Bronze 
and reddish shades. Vigorous, compact 
and early flowerine servers siete Pkt. 35¢ 
1629 MASTERPIECE OR RUFFLED PAN- 
SITES. A remarkable strain of Giant 
Pansies with beautifully frilled petals, 
so full as to appear almost double. Rich 
colors, with dark velvety shades pre- 
iomin a bined she se eheiek te ee ee tee OG 
1631 TRIMARDEAU MIXTURE, A superior 
strain, with robust deep-rooting plants 
and flowers of mammoth size and great 
substance. Choice mixed colors. Pkt. 20¢ 

Morning Glory “Cornell” has large flowers of intense carnelian red, with a pure white border. 
Page 54 
Price, per packet, 15c. 
