GEO. W. PARK SEED CO., GREENWOOD, SOUTH CAROLINA 

Gypsophila 

GILIA Rubra, hhb, 3 ft. A re- 
markably beautiful biennial, 
flowers of rich and rare red. 
BABY’S BREATH or GYPSOPHILA 
The perennial Baby’s Breath is a very long-lived, bushy plant which — 
produces innumerable misty white flowers in early summer. 
It is the 
very finest thing to lighten bouquets of other flowers. — ie 
Double Flowered, 3 ft.. Showy in 
Oldhamiana (New). 42. in. Au- 
tumn-flowering rose-pink flow- 
ers. Award by Royal Hort. So- 
ciety. Dainty and _ alluring. 
Pacifica, hp 3 ft. Plants branch 
and are smothered with thou- 
sands of exquisite little pink 
flowers. 
Paniculata, 3 ft. Best known 
Baby’s Breath. Tiny white 
flowers cover the slender grace- 
ful stems in July-Aug. 
HELENIUM Autumnale Superbum. 
Sneezeweed, hp 3 ft. Pure yel- 
low, early Autumn, 
Hoopsei, hp 18 in. Large flowers 
of bright orange. 
Riverton Gem, hp, 3 ft.- Flowers 
opening old gold, changing to 
beds, fine to cut. 
bie white flowers. 
Repens, 6 
dwarf trailer for’ rockery. 
Repens Rose, New, 6 in. Smoth- 
ered with rose flowers. ; 
Mangina, 40 in. Wide tangles. of 
pink-and-white, large pretty 
and diffuse. 
Mixture of above and other per- 
ennial Gypsophilas. : 
GNAPHALIUM or LIONS FOOT. 
Leontopodium Alpinum, hp. 6 
im. Swiss everlasting with un- 
usual woolly foliage and quaint 
flower heads. 
Dainty dou- 
GLOBE DAISY, Globularia hp, 1 
heads. of 
ft. Large globular 

in. Flowers white. A 
Weall-flower red. 
Known as G. Coronopifolia. : 
Riverton Beauty, hp, 4 ft. Bright 
CLADIOLUS Peerless Strain. hp. 
2 ft. Seeds saved from named lemon yellow. 
varieties, including blue sorts. Mixture of Helenium above. 
HELIANTHUS Augustifolius, Autumn Clory. 
Yellow black center. 
Mixed. Perennial Sunflowers. 
HELLEBORUS Niger; Christmas Rose. hp. 
15 in. Excellent bright colored foliage 
and large attractive white flowers ap- . 
pear im late winter or early Spring. 
zHELIATHEMUM Mutabile, Rock Rose, hp, 
1 ft. Showy dwarf shrubby evergreen. 
Forms a dense mass of foliage 
smothered with bright pretty flow- 
ers. June-Sept. Mixed. 
Rosea. Exquisite rose shades. 
HEMEROCALLIS. hp, 3 ft. 
Day Lilies in Mixture. 
HEUCHERA, Alum Root or Coral Bells. Bloome- 
ing from June to Sept. They are valuable 
» for the low border or rockery. 
= Sanguinea Hybrids. A brilliant mix- 
ture of crimson, white amd rose on 
graceful spikes. 
Sanguinea. 30 in. Bright crimson. 
Spitfire. Large rich scarlet. 
Splendens. Bright vermillion red. 
Rosea. Clear fine rose colors. 
Hoodacres Hybrids. 14 years of se- 
lection brings this. fine Hyb. to 
you. More vigorous, more prolific 
with larger bells and longer stalks. 
Wide color range. 
Mixture of Heucheria above. - 
HOMERIA Collina Aurantiac. Lily-like 
plant with bright. red flowers and 
yellow claws. 
small dark blue flowers. — 

















Coral Bells 
Heucheria 
Beautiful 

















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Hollyhock—Althea Rosea 
For splendid, long-flowering, decorative plants, 
the majestic Hollyhock holds a high place in the 
garden. Plant in groups against your evergreens 
or as background for bed or tall borders. 
HOLLYHOCK CHATER’S DOUBLE. hp 6 ft. Most 
popular group of splendid colors in fully double 
flowers blooming from fuly till Sept. Colorful 
just when early things die back. Colors: Pure 
white; Sulphur yellow; Colden yctlow; Deep 
rose; Bright Scarlet; Brilliant crimson; Sunset 
copper to cream; Apricot; Salmon rose; Maroon; 
and Complete Mixture. 
Double Begonia Flowered, 5 ft. Wonderful novelty 
with large 5 in. double fringed edged firs in 
beautiful blend of pastel shades. 
Triumph Exquisite, 5 ft. Fine shades. Double. 
Mammoth Allegheny, 11 ft. Giant spikes. Dble. 
Newport Pink. Royal Hort. Soc. prize-winner. De- 
lightful double, pure pink flowers. 6 ft. plants. 
pgs 2 ha (Silver Seshinee de Fine annual com- ie : 
ing into bloom. in months from seed. Four : ; 
foot plants bear semi-double 5 in. flowers. Hollyhock, Chater’s Double 
All Seeds: Pkt. 5c, 21 for $1.00—Jumbo Pkt. 10c, 11 for $1.00 
Bright and long Blooming Heucheria deserves a place in your garden. 


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