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Salzer’s Pin Cushions 
PIN CUSHION 
Seabiosa. Annual. These ever- 
beautiful flowers grow about 2% feet 
high, and bloom from July on. Flower 
heads are about two inches across. 
Bre peere per: moe Your 
2457—Flesh Pink. ink hoice at 
°458—Cherry Red. Red hoe Pkt 
2459—Queen of the Whites Sidon s Cees 
2460—Rose Queen. Rose 3 for 2%e. 
2461—King of the Blacks. 
2 
Reddish black One Hach of 
2462—Yellow Prince. ‘Yel- These Seven 
low Ne for 59c.. 
Mixed. A splendid mixture of many 
corors..* .2452—PKt., “bes %* 02“, 5c: 
Mixed, Salzer’s Cliffwood Farm TRI- 
PLE-A-TESTED—A special reselected 
strain certified by THREE-WAY tests. 
2454—Pkt., 12¢; %’0z., 20c. 
Blue Cockade. A lovely Pin Cush- 
ion. Deep azure blue, with heads 
conical in shape. 2463—Pkt., 10c. 
Rosette. Deep rose heavily suffused 
salmon. Large flowers and long 
stems. <A “different” color. ‘2455— 
Pita bbe, 
Dwarf Double: Mixed. Very double 
flowers, fine for borders or infront of 
£RS sorts above. 1% ft. 2464—-Pkt., 
CG: 
Perennial Pin Cushion 
Caueasica, Perennial. 2 to 3 feet 
high. Lovely, large and pleasing 
lilac-blue flowers. 24 50—PkKt., 15e. 
Giant Hybrids (Isaac House Strain). 
Perennial. The flowers are very large, 
in shades of blue 
blue. 2451— 
fringed and ruffled, 
from lavender 
Messe 
to dark 
20c. 



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SCARLET PIMPERNEL 
Annual. Anagallis. Lovely flowers 
all summer, in not only scarlet but 
also in blue and red, mixed. 9 in. 
Loves a sunny position. Immortalized 
by Baroness Orezy in her famous novel. 
2397—Pkt., 15c. 
URSINIA 
Orange Daisy. Amnual. The orange 
flowers have purple and black centers. 
Elegant as a cut flower and showy in 
the garden. 1 ft. 2671—Pkt., 15c. 

My neighbors always praise my garden of Salzer’s Seeds. 
Firsts and Seconds.—Mrs. Fred Schroeder, R. D. 6, Sawyer, Wisconsin. 
SALZERS SEEDY € OF; 
POPPIES 
Annual. Poppies are always desir- 
able for their showy colors. Sow early 
in spring where they are to. remain, 
as they do not stand transplanting. 
Sow very thinly, preferably after a 
shower, barely cover the seed and firm 
well. 

Mammoth Shirley 
MAMMOTH SHIRLEY 
The flowers are mostly single, but 
occasionally semi-double, and range 
in color from the purest white to the 
deepest blood-red, all mixed, 2383— 
IPR tly te OZ. peel CE 
- PERENNIAL POPPIES 
While these are hardy perennials, 
they usually flower the first year from 
seed. 
IGELAND 
POPPY. 
The immense 
flowers range 
‘in color from 
sulphur-yellow 
to crimson. 

soil and light 
shad Mixed 
eolors. 1 foot. 
Usually flow- 
ers the first 
y ena) irom 
] seed. 2394— 
iceland Poppy Pistas OG; 
ORIENTAL POPPIES 
2% feet. The showy flowers of pink 
to deepest red are often 6 inches 
ee Loves -fullyysun.~ 2379—Pkt., 
c. ~ 

Oriental Poppy 

PORTULACA—See Page 73. 
~TITHONIA 
Golden Flower of the Ineas. An- 
nual. Orange vermilion large single 
flowers, somewhat resembling a giant 
single zinnia, borne on huge bushes 
with woody ‘stems and large leaves. 
Desirable as a tall background. Likes 
full sun, 6-8 ft. Blooms in August. 
2666—Pkt., 10c. 


LA-CROSSE, 
Prefers moist. 





















Wis. 
Saipizlowsis 
SALPIGLOSSIS 
Also called Painted Tongue, Annual. — 
2% ft. The flowers are funnel-shaped 
facing upward, and reveal exquisit 
and ‘infinitely wrought veinings of 
either gold or silver, running through- 
out the groundwork of the flowers. 
Mixed. All colors from rose and 
scarlet to purple. 2435—Pkt., 
Mixed; Salzer’s Cliffwood 
TRIPLE-A-TESTED—A special 
piglossis, many shades mixed, cer es 
py THREE - WAY tests. — 2436-—Pk 
c. 
Salzer’s Salvia, Bonfire 
SALVIA = 
Annual. Very fine bedding plants, 
bearing long spikes of flowers. S 
Bonfire. The erect spikes of bril- 
liant scarlet flowers stand clear abov 
the. dark green foliage. .16 inche: 
2438—Pkt., 10c. 
Splendens (Scarlet Sage). Beautiful 
bright scarlet. 2 feet. 2442—Pkt., 10e. 
Firebrand. Perennial. An extra early 
perennial Salvia, of brilliant sce 
2 ft. 2443—Pkt., 15c. Se 
Patens (Blue Salvi: Perennial. ‘Rich: 
and lovely-~azure blue. 3 feet. Protect 
\ this variety over winter. te 
SPIDER 
PLANT 
Cleome. An. 
nual. Spikes 
rose-pink flow- 
ers with wiry 
stamens, 
which bear 
fancied resem 
blance to sp : 
ders. 3 to 4 f 

Salzer’s Cleome 
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