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These are strong potted plants that will transplant | ATROPURPUREA. Rich wine red. 
FAIRY. Vigorous grower. Pale pink. 
| EMERALD CUSHION—Vivid green foliage, fee rose flowers. 
G. F. WILSON. Steel blue flowers. 
100% and should bloom for you this year. Try a few. | 
Newer poppies at taene low prices. 
20¢ ea eh "8 for 50¢ $1.89 dozen H * LILACINA. Extreme light blue. 
CAV ALIER—Large bright Chinese red flowers. Easy ;{ | MOERHEIMI. Rosy pink. Fall flowering. 
. | | ROSEA. Bright rose. Well known. 
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{ CERISE QUEEN—Ruffled flowers of soft cerise rose. 
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EDNA PERRY—Large rose pink flowers on lon TINCT CREEPIN G 
stems. Really a show variety. — od i | 4 is sees PHLOX _ $1.29 | 

ib . JOYCE—Well liked. tall, -rose red flowers, an easydoer. a Be BETTER | 
; ¢ MR : -PERRY—The ol qd stan da: rd salmon pink p oppy: Er ye 1 each of those described above 
if PHENOMINAL—Great long stemmed flowers of a 4) 
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SCARLET BEAUTY—A truly scarlet red poppy. One ~-. 
of the best growers. 
NEW PERFECTION—A stunning tall shell pink pop- ~' 
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PHLOX DIXIE BRILLIANT 
The most brilliantly colored dwarf Phlox known. Giant 
_RosyRed Flowers. Order early. Supply limited. 
35¢ 3 for $1.00 
HENRI CAYEUX — The purple poppy. Varies from ° 
lavender purple to deep purple. ‘ 
TANGERINE—Bright tangerine orange. Large flow- 
ers an easy one to grow. 
TALL GARDEN PHLOX 
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nials that will bloom several times if 
cut back after flowering. Last season — 
was very difficult on Phlox. The fol- 
lowing varieties proved their worth 
under adverse growing conditions, 
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} One of England’s best loved flowers that should be better known 35c 3 for $1.00 10 for $3.00 
i} in this country. In most forms the showy flowers open deep pink 
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¥ the second for the Blue Coated Sailor. They are grateful plants pots haa SN my, deep. Coleone eer tct Dee aun? Homert at 
| repaying with a great show of color their simple requirements, COMUS. Orange Vermillion with SALMON GLOW—Bright salmon 
i shade, moisture, and fairly good soil. We cannot say enough in garnet center. pink flowers. 
¥ praise for the Lungwort’s splendid garden behavior or for their MOUNT HOOD. Large pure white STAR LIGHT. Purple Violet star 
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r MRS. MOON-Intensely bright pink and blue flowers. Leaves 
handsomely splotched silver. 
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