PRODUCE BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS 35 
ROCK GARDEN MIXTURES 
1175 Annual Finest Mixed. Pkt. 5c. 
SAPONARIA VACCARI (A 2 Ft.) 
1176 Saponaria, Vaceari Rose. Graceful 
Sprays | of glistening pink flowers pro- 
duced in-greatest profusion. Pkt, 5e. 
SALPIGLOSSIS (A—30 In.) 
1179 One of the easiest of annuals to grow, 
the Salpiglossis is rich in deep color 
tones rare in the f.oral world. Sow in the 
full sun in fairly rich soil as early as 
possible, and preferably in the place 
where it is to grow, to avoid transplant- 
ing. Mixed Colors. Pkt, 5e. 
SALVA—SCARLET SAGE 
(H A; 24 In.) 
1120 The Scarlet Sage is one of the most 
brilliant bedding plants; blooms from 
early summer until frost. Popular for 
beds, borders, edgings and pot culture, may be used for cutting. 
Packets, 16c. 
SCABIOSA—MOURNING BRIDE (A—3 Ft.) 
Does well in different kinds of soil. Blooms from midsummer 
until frost if flowers are not allowed to g»o to seed. Lasts well 
and is.one of the nicest’ f'owers for cutting. Large flowers, unusual 
colors, ball shaped. 
1185 Giant F’owered Hybrids Mixed. Pkt, 5e. 
SCHIZANTHUS—BUTTERFLY FLOWER (A—1! Ft.) 
1186. Beautiful bushy plants with finely lacinated foliage and 
hundrets of butterfly-like ‘blooms. For beds, borders and 
pot culture. Quick to flower. Finest Mixed. Vkt, 10c. 
SHASTA DAISY (P; 2!) Ft.) 
Suitable for borders and cut flowers, doing best in moist, well- 
drained locations. Extremely hardy; easy to grow. 
1187 Shasta Daisy Conqueror. Flowers very lurge, pure white, 
stems 21% ft. Pkt, 5e. 
See CONE. PROOF (214 Ft.) 
Snapdragons have always been uni- 
ae 11 favorites for color in the garde2n, 
and as cut flowers. Of easiest culvure, 
succeeding in full sun or semi-shade. 
The georgeous flowers are freeiv pro- 
duced for several inouths. Ji you have 
found Snandragons difficult to grow, 
rust is probab!y responsible. Rust is a 
wide-spread disease which discolors 
the leaves and saps the vitality. Grow- 
ing the Rust-proof svrain, difficulties 
disappear. Seeds germinate better; 
plants are more vigorous, the foliage 
clean, flowers large and of fine color 
and the flowering season prolonged. 
1184 Good Mixed. Pkt, 5c. 
1199 Super Majestic. Finest mixed. 
1199 Mixed Snapdragon Tht, 10ce. 
SNOW ON THE MOUNTAIN (H A; 3 Ft.) 
1200. Colorful foliage plants which add beauty to the tall border. 
Fine for foundation plantings and groups, doing best in a 
sunny location. Easily grown. Bright 
green leaves veined and attractively re 
margined white; topmost leaves al- 
most all white. Pkt. 5c. 
STOCKS, ANNUAL 
‘Heavy spikes of fine, double, fragrant 
flowers, in a wide range of soft and dis- 
tinct shades. Fine for bedding, borders 
and cutting. Start seeds early indoors 
Do best in rich, well- limed soil and in 
cool localities. 
1205 Early Giant Imperial. (26 HA 
Plants of branching habit, double 
flowers, very fragrant. Mixed. 
Pkt, 10¢. 
120% Dwarf Ten Weeks. About 12 in. 
high. Pkt, 5c. 
SWEET SULTAN (A—21% Ft.) 
Most desirable for garden decoration and cutting. They bloom 
freely for many weeks during the summer; succeed best in rich. 
well-drained soil. The large. long-stemmed, sweet-scented flowers 
are exquisitely fringed and most graceful in appearance. Plants 
do well in full sun. 
123% Giant Sweet Sultan. All colors mixed. Pkt, 5c. 

1179 Sa’ pigiossis 


1205 Giant Imperial 
