
Annual Double Gaillardia | 
GAILLARDIA ©—Blanket Flower 
1 to 14 ft. June to Frost. These splendid 
bedding plants produce a profusion of barbaric 
colored flowers; from early Summer until frost. 
Rich shades of red and yellow are especially 
effective, grown in masses and they are un- 
rivaled for cutting. 
ANNUAL VARIETIES 
Picta, Single Mixed. % oz., 25c...Pkt. 10c 
Picta, Lorenziana. Large, handsome heads of 
double quilled flowers in rich shades of red 
- 4087 
4098 
and yellow. Y% oz., 2Ec....+ee+es- Pkt. 10c . 
HARDY PERENNIAL VARIETIES 
Their long-flowering period, lengthy stems and 
bright colors make these one of the most val- 
uable perennials. 
Grandsflora Compacta. A compact variety bear- 
ing its varied colored flowers well above the 
foliage. 14 oz., 4Oc..... tee ees Pkt. 10c 
Grandiflora Superba Mixed .......-Pkt. 10c 
GLOBE AMARANTH ©— 
Gomphrena 
Annual. 2 ft. July to Frost. A showy ever- 
lasting with clover-like heads of flowers. For 
cutting and drying. 
4154 Mixed, all colors. 1% oz., 25c.....Pkt. 10c 
GLOXINIA 
Tender Perennial. 6 in. Grows Indoors. Mag: 
nificent house blooming or greenhouse pot 
plants with pretty bell-shaped flowers in many 
rich colors. They bloom 5 months after sow- 
ing. Thrive best in an equal mixture of peat, 
loam and sand. Regulated heat and moisture 
are required to get the best results. 
4165 Hybrids Mixed ............. wees Pkt. 40c 
GODETIA—Satin Flower 
Annual. 1 ft. July to Frost. Very showy, 
with 2 to 4-in. brilliant pink or red-purple 
flowers with a satiny lustre. Easily grown; 
even in poor soils they bloom’ profusely. | 
4176 Fine Mixed Wh ee Ye regs at ceed kted OC 
GOLDEN FEATHER. See Pyrethrum. 
4109 
4110 
=> Order Flower Seeds by Number 
GOURD—Ornamental ine 
Annual Vine. 20 ft. July to Frost. A tender, — 
rapid-growing, interesting plant with striking 
foliage and singularly-shaped fruit. 
4187 Calabash or Pipe. For making pipes... -) thee 
4198 Dipper. For a dipper or bird house... a 
4209 Hercules Club. Club shaped, 3 to 4 ft. | Pkt. 
4210 White Nest Egg. Practical nest egg..-. > 10c 
4221 Sugar Trough. Thick shells....ccccers 
4232 Luffa or Dish Cloth. Practical for a dish} — 
Cloth in se + See den ebm Seton eose se mes 
Any of above, 7/2 0z., 25c | 
4243 Collection. One packet each... .eceeess -40C 
4254 Mixed. All varieties. Oz, 35c..- Pkt. 10c _ 
GRASSES—Ornamental 
They can be used effectively as individual 
specimens or in clumps in the border, or along 
the margin of pools. To dry for winter bou- _ 
quets, treat the same as for Everlasting flowers. 
4256 Cloud Grass. Annual. 1%, ft. Airy): i 
and graceful .....-+sssecees S Reta ares “ 
4258 Fountain Grass. Annual. 3 ft. Long = 
feathery plumes ....-sseeees ewe eee 3a 
4260 Hardy Pampas Grass. 5 ft. Silvery “= 
plumes, bloom the second season...---] & > 
4262 Love Grass. Annual. 1% ft. Feathery 
‘ panicles ....seeeeeeeeeerers eiesercnsiaag 
4263 Quaking Grass. Annual. 114 ft. Cone- 
shaped heads ....-+.+-+- TURN cles eee 
GYPSOPHILA ©—Baby’s Breath 
Annual. 114 to 2 ft. July to Frost. Big, 
graceful, airy heads of small white flowers, 
used by florists and others making up bou- 
quets; often called *‘fuzzy stuff.”’ It is the 
chiffon of the flower garden. Several sowings 
must be made during the season to keep up 
a supply. 
4265 Elegang Alba Grandiflora. An improved form 
of the annual Baby's Breath. Pure white, large 
flowers. Y2 oz., BEc...sseeveeeees Pkt. 10c 
4266 Elegans Grandiflora Rosea. Large rose-colored 
OWELS sb oo lek cea eee eg bigthinataeeaens Pkt. 
Hardy Perennial Gypsophila—June-July 
4276 Paniculata. White flowers, fine for bouquets.. 
Blooms the first year if sown early. 
4, oz., 25c..... Rian eetevont aie tata egeneiene Pkt. 10c 
Paniculata, F1.P1. The double flowering Baby’s 
Breath, forming pretty little double -white 
‘flowers. Used as an Everlasting. 
ps OZ, GOc......66- ES RE icc; .. Pkt. 25c 
Repens @—Creeping Baby’s Breath. 6 in. A 
trailing plant with clouds of small white and 
, pink flowers sa 0.8 alee edkeree ets eta eee 15c 
HELIANTHUS. See Sunflower. 
HELIOTROPE ©— 
Extremely Fragrant 
Half-Hardy Perennial. 11/, ft. July to Frost. 
A popular, bedding plant easily grown from 
seed. The delicate perfume makes this a de- 
sirable cut flower to mix in bouquets. Start 
indoors and transplant outside in May. Sow 
seed in the open ground in May. 
4287 
4290 
4476 Lemoine’s Giant. Large flowers varying in 
color from dark blue to lilac. 
“ye OZey 406s bocce eee 15c 
4487 Fine Mixed. 
yy OZe, B30cicc ue .Pkt. 10¢ a: 
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