ANNUAL DWARF AZALEA 
Highly Recommended for Pot Culture—When in full bloom the fiery-rose 
flowers of this striking introduction cover the entire plant. Looks exactly like 


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FOR WINTER BOUQUETS 
BITTER SWEET 
One of our most desirable twining 
large leaved vines The yellow flow- 
ers, which bloom in May and June, 
turn into graceful sprays of orange 
capsulated fruit which contains ber- 
ries of brightest scarlet. No. 2461. 
NOT AVAILABLE 1945 


annual BABY’S BREATH 
' Gypsophila 
elegans 
Ideal for Bou- 
quets — These 
light, graceful 
plants are literal- 
ly covered with 
little charming 
white flowers 
airy misty look to 
the entire plant, 
This dainty an- 
nual is beautiful 
No. 2192, Pkt. 
10¢c; 4 oz. 15¢, 
FLOWERING 
BEGONIA 
Ever Blooming—Everyone 
knows the Begonia; unex- 
Po He a bedding and 
mea ouse plant. ‘This special 
hirer -% mixture has a fine range of 
awe colors from pure white to 
N crimson. Better than either 
geranium or coleus for shady 
beds. *** LUCK Y= MIX - 
TURE. No. 2072, Pkt. 15¢; 
1-64 oz. 50¢. 
BALSAM PEAR 
Known to the ancient Chinese as 
La-Kwa. It is a luxuriant vine with 
attractive rich-creamy flowers that 
quickly mature into fruits the size 
of a cucumber. These have 3 pop- 
ular uses among the Orientals: As 
a. VEGETABLE, as a DESSERT, 
and as an OINTMENT, for burns, * S 
sores, etc. Full instructions accompany seeds if re- 
quested. No. 2240, Pkt. 10¢; Y0z. 25¢; 42 oz. 40c. 

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BALSAM APPLE. ‘The round fruits are similar to 
the Balsam Pear. Whiskey in which one of these fruits 
was preserved was much prized in our grandmothers 
day as a cure for cramp. 
No. 2412, Pkt. 10¢; 4 oz. 25¢; 42 oz. 40c. 
a greenhouse Azalea. 
No. 2200, Pkt. 15¢; 4 oz. 30c. 







































that give an 
sown among 
other flowers, 

This new floral. beauty will be a revelation to you. 

BACHELOR’S BUTTON 
Centaurea’ cyanus 
f One of the loveliest of the annuals. Seed broadcast 
outdoors in April where you want the plants to grow 
will give you bloom from July to September. Once 
established, cornflower ‘reseeds itself every’ year. You 
will be more than. delighted with this ‘collection of 
blue, mauve pink, white ERK 
and purple single and 
double flowers. 

















: Special Mixture, all 
| colors. No. 2197, Pkt. 
10c; %4 oz. 20¢. 
} Separate Colors 
s No. 2246, Pure White. 
f No. 2247, Mauve. 
f No. 2248, Blue. 
8s No. 2249, Crimson. 
n No. 2250, Purple. 
No. 2251, Pink & Rese. 
Separate Colors, Pkt. 
10¢; 14 oz. 25¢; 
YB oz. 40¢; oz. 70c. 
HARDY 
BEGONIA 
WINTERS IN 
OPEN GROUND 
J SS This beauty is one of the 
MANN hardiest. of the species. The 
flowers are large, waxy and 
handsome: J 
No. 2468, Pkt. 20¢. 



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BLEEDING HEART 
~ Dicentra.spectabilis 
Perennial. Grow this old fashioned favorite of our 
grandmother’s garden from seed. The beautiful, long 
graceful racemes of heart-shaped pink flowers recall 
j the days of long ago when every garden had its choice 
j plants of this decorative flower. Your garden is not 
; complete without at least a row of these quaint peren- 
nials. No. 2203, Pkt. 25¢. Ga 
PA. 
