Ostrich Plume 
COXCOMB 
Dwarf Mixed 
The loose, feathery heads of this variety of 
Coxcomb are so strikingly beautiful that they 
compel immediate and lasting attention, 
whether you grow them outdoors or in pots. 
Pale yellow, pink, scarlet and crimson. Mixed 
only. No. 2151, Pkt. 10¢; 4 oz. 35c; 
Y% oz. 60c. 


CHINESE 
PINKS 
FINE FOR CUTTING 
Clusters of blooms on up- f 
right strong stems. White, : 
pink, rose, scarlet, crim- 
son and bi-colors. This § 
old fashioned favorite pro- 
duces flowers from early 
summer until frost. 
No. 2064, Pkt. 10¢; 
VY oz. 25¢; 2 oz. 40e. 
Of a velvety and chenille 
finish yet strawy in tex-* 
ture, these blood-red heads 
often measure a foot or 
more in diameter. Highly 
recommended for border 
planting and is equally 
adapted and attractive for 
pots. A free blooming an-’ 
nual, this plant thrives in 
thin or light soil and pro- 
duces impressive, well- 
formed heads valued as a 
cut flower or dried for 
winter bouquets. 
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Wy , Nie Aon 1-16 oz. 50c. 
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Dish Cloth Gourd 
The fruits of this Luffa or “Dish 
Cloth” gourd grow to the astound- 
ing length of over 10 feet when the 
vines are twined to a lofty trellis 
and the fruits left to hang naturally. 
When the fruits are disturbed dur- 
ing the growing period ‘they start 
to wind into various fantastic forms 
resembling green snakes. Fruits are 
edible when very young. When fully 
ripe -the soft sponge-like interior 
can be used as a dish cloth. 
No. 2241, Pkt. 10¢e; 2 oz. 20¢. 
!DAHLIAS 
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A very cheerful plant 
for edgings and outside AS 
window boxes. Peren- — 
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nial but will bloom NY 
same season if planted \ 
early. Can be planted 
in fall and wintered 
over in cold frame. 
Our fine mixture con- 
tains white, shades of 
rose and red. No. 2470, Pkt. 15¢. 

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CINERARIA-LIKE that’ dahlias can be @ASg 
FLOWERS ON easily raised from ASS, 
seed and will bloom 233 
the same season if @\s 
started early in the WO\4 
house and produce “*“S¥y 
a multitude of bulbs 
for the following sea- 
son. There is no more 
fascinating seed to 
grow than the Dahlia. 
Richest colors and _ largest 
flowers come from seedlings 
and no two are alike. 
No. 2096, Pkt. 15¢; 1-16 
SLENDER STEMS 
These delightful flowers § 
are borne on graceful j 
§ stems and bloom freely } 
all summer. Excellent 
for edgings and borders. | 
Our select mixture con- 
. tains blue, white and 
=red shades. No. 2477, § 
se: Pkt. 10c;- 4 oz. 35¢; 
=" Ve oz. 60e. 

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40c; % oz. 75¢. 
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