
4 1a - Celosia Maple Gold 
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496—Novelty. CELOSIA Gilbertia Maple Gold. 
x 2 ft. plants bear the loveliest coxcomb heads of 
maple pink. The ruffled segments tipped with 
Be - gold. Husky plants, long lasting flowers. 
Giant Pkt. 25c. 
combs in many showy colors, fine. 
F 492—Cristata Nana Dwarf, hha, 1 ft. Fine low 
growing strain for bedding and borders. Mixed. 
494—_Empress, hha, 1 ft. Huge bright crimson 
Boia? Sees, bronze foliage, beds; fine display till 
, rost. Bera: 
: 491—Childsii, Chinese Wool Flower, hha, 2 ft. 
Good beds. Mixed. 
ais 495—Fiery Feather, Dwarf, 15 in. Brilliant red. 
__- 498—Plumosa, Parrot’s Feather (Pride of Castle 
= Gould), hha, 2 ft. Big feathery plumes; beauti- 
¥ - ful: scarlet and orange mixed. . ; 
500—Complete Mixture of Celosias. 

493—Cristata, Coxcomb, hha, 18 in. Huge broad 
_ GEO. W. PARK SEED CO, GREENWOOD, SOUTH CAROLINA 
_ COXCOMB: 

WALLFLOWER Cheiranthus 
528--C. Allioni, Golden Bedder. Golden yellow, sweet. 
527—Allioni, hb, 18 in. The brightest of orange-color- 
ed flowers, and very free-blooming; easily grown, 
and when sown in Spring will bloom from July 
until November. Flowers in fine fragrant clusters; 
should be in every garden. 
529—C. Kewensis, hhp, 2 ft. (The Winter-Blooming 
Wallflower.) Golden and purple violet, fragrant. 
530—Linifolius, hp, 9 in. Splendid for rockery or 
border; very floriferous, lilac, sweet-scented. 
524—Cheiranthus Complete Mixture. 
POT OF GOLD OR TICKSEED 
Coreopsis will furnish your home with bright 
golden flowers for 4 or 5 months because it begins 
to bloom in June and is covered with flowers until 
killed back by frost. 
596—Double Sunburst. Brilliant golden yellow and 
more gorgeous because of the over-lapping petals 
of the large 3 in. flowers. Fine keeping qualities. 
80% double. New and splendid. . 
595—Double New Gold. The flowers are large and 
fluffy rich golden yellow 100% double, fine. 
at aeerhlunteata Double, hp, 2 ft. Golden double 
giants. 
594—Coreopsis Double Mixture. 
599—Coreopsis Complete Mixture. 
SPIDER FLOWER 


571—CLEOME, Pink Queen. Distinct and new, this 
beautiful Spider plant bears its huge trusses of 
bright salmon pink from summer until late fall. 
Immune to disease and insect pests. Fine for.tall 
borders. ; 
570—Delicate Rose. Dainty bright rose. 
572—Cleome Complete Mixture. Many colors. 
sf = ; Bachelor’s Button, Corn Flowers, Glorified Double Centaurea 
_ Ashowy and valuable class of annuals of easy 
culture. Those described below bloom first 
season and are showy in the garden, and valu- 
able for cutting. Flowers keep well. 
_ CENTAUREA CYANUS 
(Corn Flower, or Blue Bottle) 
Here is the familiar Bachelor’s Button sO. im- 
- proved that you will hardly recognize it. You’ll 
delight in your walks bordered in one of the , 
' fine colors listed below. ‘ 
- 611—Red Boy, 3 ft. Flowers of bright deep red. 
509—Blue Boy, 3 ft. Bright blue, fully double. 
510—Pinkie, 3 ft. Delightful deep pink. | 
512—Snow Man, 3 ft. Glistening snow white. | 
513—Complete Mixture. Above fine varieties. 
_ 615—C. IMPERIALIS (Royal Sweet Sultan). 3 ft., 
’ ha. Glorious in its display of giant flowers so 
soft and feathery, so delicate and _ light that 
_ they seem almost to float above the foliage. 
.- We offer its several charming colors in a fine 
: Complete mixture. 
MISCELLANEOUS CENTAUREA 
} Americana, hha, 3 ft. In a class by itself. Larg- 
as est, most showy of Centaureas, 5 in. across; 
. . fine for cutting; July and August. 
—§05—White 507—Mixed 
zs  506—Blue 
| - §19—C. Odorata Mixed, ha, 2 ft. Fragrant. 
518—Complete Mixture of Centaurea, all varieties. 
All Seeds: Pkt. 10c, 11 for $1.00 



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Bachelor Button—C. Cyanus, Jubilee Gem 
516—Jubilee Gem, 12 in. Splendid dwarf variety, the 
plants are bushy and literally smothered with 
exquisite blue flowers. Decidedly best for beds. 
514—Azure Fairy. A brand new color in this Jubilee 
Gem class. Direct from Holland. Light delft-blue 
extra double flowers and a dwarf compact habit 
make this a ‘must’ for your garden. Pkt. 25c. 

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