ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT] 
Cleome pungens 








































Large spikes of 
flowers, 6 to g-ins. | 
long, pure white § 
at base, ranging § 
from rose to red } 
at the apex. 
These flowers 
resemble light- | 
ed electric  ¥ 
bulbs. Grown 
yee seed in- 
i oors or out. 
* ; nS Coed sown in 
May should § 
bloom in July 
and continue 
until frost. No. 
2076, Pkt. 
10c; 14 02.40c; § 
V4 oz. 75¢. 

Euphorbia 
- Fire-on-the-Mountain 
Euphorbia. heterophylla 
Similar to Snow on the Mountain except about mid- 
summer center top leaves turn orange-scarlet. 
No. 2185. Not available. 
SNOW ON THE 
MOUNTAIN 
Euphorbia variagata 
Sow seed outdoors in May and later | 
thin to 14 inches,’ Stetns pale green 
and bear clusters of leaves white § 
tipped as if snow had fallen on them. 
Old fashioned favorite. for bedding, 
No. 2184, Pkt. 10¢; %4 oz. 30¢; 
% oz. 50c. 



Grow FREESIAS 
FLOWERS FROM SEED IN 
6 to 9 MONTHS 
These popular winter flowers 
can be easily raised from seed 
and can be successfully grown 
in a window. Charming flow- 
ers of delicious fragrance. 
No. 2153, Pkt. 15¢; ¥% oz. 60c. 

FOXGLOVE 
Digitalis 
THE SHIRLEY 
The finest strain of Digi- 
talis ever produced. It 
grows 6 to g feet tall; 
stems are thickset with J 
beautiful Gloxinia-like § 
gblossoms of all shades § 
from white to.deep rose. § 
if) No. 2023, Pkt. 10c; 
Em VS 07. 35¢;-4 02, 60c. 






IDEAL ALL WINTER BOUQUET 
Blooms that never fade. These 
flowers possess the unique quality 
of remaining, indefinitely the same 
as when cut, thus making most de- 
sirable table ornaments for winter. 
We offer a special mixture of an 
improved strain with larger flowers 
and many new exquisite shades. 
No. 2029,.Pkt. 10¢; 4% oz. 25¢; 
Y% oz. 40c. . 
EVENING 


PRIMROSE 
“"BUTTERCUP YELLOW” 
Oenothera 
This beautiful biennial will- 
also bloom profusely from 
seed planted the first year. 
i’ The plants grow to 3 feet 
eS bearing pretty yellow flow- 
ers which open at dusk. 
ee s No. 2237, Pkt. 106; 
ee ~ VW on 256. 
Linum grandiflorum 








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R Brilliant Large 
Phd x Flowers 
iia d f Flax is a lovely, 
aa); Vc airy. plant 
Hays ie that blooms 
As gy very quickly 
tyfrom seed 
sown in the 
open ground, 
Brilliant 
crimson scar- 
let flowers 
* are borne in great pro- 
arse fusion above dainty 
w= foliage. Fine for bor- 
10c; ¥2 oz. 30¢; oz. 50c. 
Beh, 
Cuphea Platycentra 
ODD AND ATTRACTIVE 
This interesting little pot plant is 
very showy with its scarlet pendu- 
lous flowers and will attract much 
attention, Once started you are 
never without flowers all year f° 
round. Easily raised from seed. 
No. 2028. Not available. 
SHOW BUSH OF THE GARDEN 
—_ 


“Flame of Fire’ (Celosia pyra- 
midalis) will add a burst of bril- 
liant red to your. garden.) Each 
branch develops a largé, rich 
glowing tuft on its end resembling 
flames; it seems as if the entire 
plant were afire. ‘These bushes 
are frequently 18 to 20 inches high. 
No. 2626, Pkt. 10¢. pe 
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