
CELOSIA 
Altogether a very ornamental class of plants, some with large, ruffled heads, resem 
bling a cock’s comb and others with beautiful feather-like plumes. When well grown, 
the Cristata varieties are exceedingly handsome, while few flowers are more pictur- 
esque than the brilliant feathered sorts. H.H.A. 
GRISTATA (Cockscomb)_ 
Glasgow Prize. Splendid dwarf variety of immense size and rich crimson Pkt. 
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FEATHERED VARIETIES 
THOMPSONII MAGNIFICA. An exceptionally fine strain with large spikes of 
magnificent, plumed flowers which remain in bloom an unusually long time. They 
make excellent plants for bedding and their brilliant-colored plumes form a strik- 
ing contrast to the rich, green foli- 
age. 2 to 3 ft. 
Crimson sia) ee eee ee SL) 
Golden Yellow........ ey Se irs tan csi a 1 
Finest Mixed........... toz. 40c... 10 
Pride of Gastle Gould 
A superior strain of Celosia, admired for 
its large, feathery plumes, which vary in 
color from the deepest blood-red to car- 
mine, salmon, orange and yellow. Very 
decorative when grown in pots, and most 
valuable for bedding, blooming from 
August until frost. Seed sown in March 
makes fine plants for setting out in May. 
2 to 3 ft. Mixed colors. Pkt. 15 cts., 
2 pkts. 25 cts. 
GYANUS (Gornflower) 
Jubilee Gem. This new dwarf double 
Cornflower forms a compact plant 1 foot 
high, and is literally covered with dark 
blue flowers. Award of Merit, 1937 All- 
America Selections............ Pele bs DO 
Double Blue. Fine for cutting.. 402. 25c.. 
Double-flowered, Mixed...!40z. 25c.. 

GIANT SWEET SULTANS 
These giant Cornflowers are indispen- 
sable for cutting and vase decoration. 
Their sweet-scented flowers are borne on 
long, stout stems and average 3 to 4 

inches in diameter. 2 ft. Pkt. 
ARIES *“ JMPERIALIS alba. An excellent 
Celosia, Feathered white variety for cutting........ $0 10 
Finest ‘Mixed 25 iitcisite sie avcte to ajc iene 10 
CHRYSANTHEMUM 
Splendid single and double annuals, the flowers of which are quite large and very 
effective in bouquets. The plants, 2 feet high, are easily raised from seed and deserve 
a place in every garden. 



ANNUALS Pkt 
Carinatum;, Single Mixed .0 Jaci aisle eter ee oer oz. 50c...$0 05 
Carinatum, Double Mixed > 2) 3 ee ee te Ee Oa ane oz. 50c... O05 
Morning Star. Early, profuse-blooming plants with large, daisy-like flowers, 
borne on strong stems and of a beautiful cream-yellow color. 13 ft...f0z. 15c... 05 
Evening Star. Rich golden yellow flowers, 3 inches across; very fine for cutting. 
Grows about;14 feet hight serene Cas ee ee ei eee toz. 25ce... 10 
Inodorum plenissimum. This garden gem is crowned with small, double, 
snow-white flowers tintil frosthe hus ra, see e creueroe snare uethie. ols outlcxchnr as Giatal cieveierehetorabeeione 10 
PERENNIALS 
Frutescens (Marguerite, or Paris Daisy). White, star-shaped flowers; a desirable 
pot-plant for winter blooming yl} ftene jy ahs eee ei torte she ett eich mats nh ne eee 10 
Shasta Daisy. An elegant hardy perennial, about 2% feet high, bearing long- 
stemmed, ‘single white wWlowers o. aes ote rales ania eee erate oiete nal by aim ita pester 10 
Pkt. 

Centaurea, Jubilee Gem 
GENTAUREA 
Hardy annuals, of easiest culture, bearing long-stemmed, bright-colored flowers, which are 
favorites both for the garden and as cut-flowers. The common Cornflowers (Centawrea cyanus) 
are most desirable for the old-fashioned and wild flower gardens. 2 ft. 

WHITE-LEAVED 
GCENTAUREAS (pusty Millers) 


For borders and ribbon beds these white- 
10 leaved plants are very useful and exceedingly 
10 | attractive. 1 ft. Pkt. 
10 | Candidissima. Silvery white foliage. .$0 10 
Chrysanthemum. Shasta Daisy 
