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GILIA 
25.—BIRD’S EYES.—Annual (Gilia tricolor). Soft mauve flowers with 
purple spotted yellow band and throat, feathery foliage, about 15 inches. 
Paket 10 Cents; Ounce 80 Cents. 
26..—DAVY’S GILIA.—Annual (Gilia Davyi). A profusion of dainty 
misty orchid blooms with yellow throats that obscure the basal leaves 
and give a pleasing pastel touch to your garden when grown as a bedder. 
Average about 9 in. tall. 1000 Seeds 20 Cents. 
27.—EVENING SNOW of Nevada.—Annual to perennial (Gilia dichoto- 
ma). 5 to 7 in. Snowbanks at twilight is the effect when grown on an 
embankment. Good for mass bedding or border, likes partial shade. In 
bloom the flowers completely hide the feathery light green foliage. Pa- 
cket 25 Cents. 
28.—SCARLET GILIA.—Annual or biennial (Gilia aggregata). Five 
pointed scarlet stars, relatively large, with long slender trumpets nicely 
clustered on graceful stems with feathery foliage. Long blooming sea- 
son with little care. The most showy of all the Gilias. Pkt. 25 Cents. 
. 29.—SWEET-SCENTED SUNFLOWER.—Annual (Geraea canescens). 1 
to 2 ft. Rich golden blooms, very fragrant, excellent cut flower. When 
grown in a bed makes a fine show of massed yellow. Packet 15 Cents; 
Ounce $4.00. 
« 30.—LUPIN.—Annual (Lupinus Hartwegii). A charming mixture con- 
taining all the true wild species and all the hybrids that have been de- 
veloped. Packet 15 Cents; Ounce $2.00. 
. 31—BLUE MOUNTAIN FLAX.—Perennial (Linum Lewisii). 16 to 24 
in. Clusters of deep sky-blue flowers nodding in the wind. An all season 
charm to any garden. Pkt. 25 Cents; Ounce $2.00. 
32.—_MAGENTA FOUR-O’CLOCK.—Perennial (Mirabilis leavis). The 
wild costal species, a low many branched bush with reddish stems, bright 
green leaves and a profusion of glowing magenta blooms that continue 
until cut by frost. Packet 15 Cents. 
33.—_ GHOST FLOWER.—Annual (Mohavea confertiflora). RARE. 6 to 
10 inches. The Ghost of the Mohave loves to nestle on well drained 
banks and cliffs where it so blends with its background that it is hard to 
find, yet it is a beautiful flower and apparently conspicuous when view- 
ed from a close up. Flowers in dense leafy spikes, odd shaped straw co- 
lored silky corolla with fine lines of purple dots, stems hairy. Packet 50 
Cents. 
34..-CHINESE LANTERN or FIVE SPOT.—Annual (Malvastrum rotun- 
difolium). 8 to 16 in. Erect, branching, quite rare, globe shaped bloom, 
five petaled rose purple corolla with carmine spot on each petal, unique 
and exceptionally attractive. 300 Seeds 25 Cents. 
MENTZELIA 
. 35.—BLAZING STAR.—Biennia!l (Mentzelia laevicaulis). 2 to 3 feet. 
Stout, stems branched and smooth shiny silvery white. Day bloomer, 
large five or ten pointed glossy canary-yellow stars with many stamens. 
Packet 25 Cents; Ounce $4.00. 
36.—PIGMY BLAZING STAR.—Annual (Mentzelia reflexa). 5 to 8 in. 
Satiny, straw-colored, suffused bronze corolla, stems stout, diffusely 
branched. Packet 25 Cents. 
37.—BEAR GRASS.—Perennial (Nolina microcarpa). A bunch of nar- 
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row channeled leaves averaging 3 feet long and resembling a large coarse 
grass. Flower spikes 4-7 ft. high densely covered with light straw-color- 
ed flowers and later with papery winged seed pods. A very ornamental 
plant. Packet 20 Cents; Ounce $4.00. 
. 38—BABY BLUE EYES—Annual (Nemophila insignis). Every Wes- 
terner knows this charming little wild flower, the first to appear in the 
spring. Easy culture. Packet 10 Cents; Ounce 80 Cents. 
PRIMROSE 
39.—_FROST-STEMMED PRIMROSE.—Annual (Oenothera multijuga parviflora). 15 
to 30 in. Day bloomer, leaves mostly basal, numerous white hairs give the naked 
stems a frosty appearance. The medium sized blooms appear on the tips of the ma- 
ny branched stems and simulate a bright yellow Gypsophila (Baby’s Breath). 1500 
Seeds 25 Cents; Ounce $5.00. 
40.—YELLOW CUPS.—Annual (Oenothera brevipes). The golden disks of this day 
bloomer brighten the landscape on sunny days and will add equal charm to your 
garden. One of the best known and admired wild flowers. It grows up to 15 inch- 
es high with leaves in a basal rosette and is very free flowering. Packet 25 Cents; 
Ounce $4.00. 
