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of unusual structure followed by egg-shaped fruits. 
of Brazil. Brilliant scarlet. 1 seed 10c; 3 for 25c. 
-199—DRACAENA or Cordyline indivisa, hhp, 2-3 ft. It is 
the hardiest of the group and thrives on neglect. Sub 
tropical, palm-like for Peon Be beds. 
-200—Plumosus Nanus, hhp, 18 in. Elegant foliage. 
best plants for window boxes. 
_ 202—Complete Special Mixture of Asparagus. 
_ FERNS, 833—Greenhouse Varieties in splendid mixture. 
 $34—FERNS, HARDY BLEND. 
_ _ spores of species that are completely winter hardy. _ 
_ FREESIA 837—Rainbow Hybrids. Easy of culture, their 
fragrance and charming beauty will be a source or 
great delight to you. Blooms in 6-8 mo. Large, long 
_ stemmed flowers in Hybrid Mixed colors. 
 $38—Tubergeni Hybrids. A new Hybrid Mixture. Flow- 
ers large and of many new colors. Pkt. 25c. 
HELIOTROPE (Cherry Pie) 
_ 9%69—Giant Lemoini Mixed. 2 ft. Flowers extra large. 
 971—Regale Dwarf Mixed. 
fragrant. Pkt. 25c. 
972—Heliotrope Complete Mixture. 
-Tendril climbing vines. : 
1545—Coerulea. Showy blue flowers. 
1546—Edulis. Blue and white flowers, showy, delicious 
purple, egg-shaped edible fruits. | 
1547—Mixture of Passiflora. — 
Extra choice. 
annuals, the plants growing from one to two feet 
_- high, branching freely, and are almost smothered 
with delicate orchid-like bloom. The markings are 
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978—HENBANE. (Hyoscyamus niger). 
1876—D 
_ Strain of Schizanthus. Mixed colors. 
1877—Retusus Hybrids, hha, 23 ft. Giant flowers 13-2 in. 
across. Strong growing, Mixed colors. 
Wisetonensis. A compact growing type with large flow- 
ers. 1879—Snowflake. Very large, beautifully fringed 
- pure white flowers. 1878—Pink Pearl. Pink 
Complete Special Mixture of Schizanthus. °F=" 
THE HERB GARDEN 
’ Grandmother’s garden with it’s delicious and faci- 
This is a mixture of 
‘ ; 15 in. A dwarf, even clear 
colored strain with extra large flower heads. Richly 
cént flowers 
Charming climber with 
r. Badger’s Hybrids, hha, 1 ft. This is the finest 
GEO. W. PARK SEED CO., GREENWOOD, SOUTH CAROLINA 
GEO. W. PARK SEED CO, GREENWOOD, SOUTH CAROLINA 
- WINDOW GARDEN PLANTS 
OF SPECIAL INTEREST 
| AND LATE ARRIVALS 
_ ERYTHRINA 803—Crista-Galli (Cockspur), 3 ft. Native 
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1034—Impatiens Sultani Hybrids Pkt. 10c 
IMPATIENS are showy and attractive plants 
for pots or borders, valued for continuous 
display of colorful waxy flowers. Not avail- 
able during the war. 
1034—Sultani Hybrids, hhp, 2 ft. Finest Mixed 
colors. | 
1030—Holsti. Bright scarlet. 
1031—Holsti Hybrids, hhp, 2 ft. A great va- 
riety of colors, fine for conservatory or 
Sheltered beds. 
1032—Complete Mixture. 
ORNAMENTAL PEPPERS 
SOLANUM 1895—Capsicastrum Nanum, Je- 
rusalem Cherry, hhp, 1 ft. Small white 
flowers; bright red cherry-like fruits. 
1898—Christmas Bell. Very ornamental, 
branches loaded with attractive small 
red and green fruits. ‘ 
1896—Cleveland Cherry. Improved Jeru- 
salem Cherry. 
1897—Melongena (Egg Plant). Purple 
flowers 14 in. across. Giant fruit 6 in. 
long, blackish purple. 
1899—Variegated Leaved. Conspicuously 
variegated leaves with clusters of bright 
berries. Remains beautiful over a long 
period. 
1900—Mixed. Ornamental Solanum. 
nating odors, and delicate unassuming blossoms was ; ; 
areal contribution to the family. Many herbs have fine medicinal properties and others add flavor 
to meats and vegetables. Herb seasoning makes cooking an art instead of a drudgery. Order yours early 
for supply is short. Pkts. 10¢ and 25c. 
84—AMBROSIA (Mexican Tea). 34 ft. Used for 
_ medicine. 5 4 
116—ANISE. (Pimpinella). 1 ft. White flrs. Seeds 
used for flavoring or tea for colic. | 
293—BALM. (Melissa off.). 2 ft. Whitish bloom, 
lemon flavor, makes tea for illness. Bee food. 
304—BASIL. (Ocimum). Sweet Purple Bush. Very 
fragrant and handsome. Used for flavoring. 
__bee food. Used for flavoring foods. — 
451—-CARAWAY (Russian) 1 ft. Fragrant seed 
used for flavoring breads, meats.and liquors. 
490—CATNIP. . (Nepeta cataria). 3 ft. Tea from 
leaves aids digestion, useful in upset stomach. 
526—CHAMOMILE. (Anthemis nobilis). 1 ft. Flrs 
used in tonic for abating fevers; upset stomach. 
531—CHIVES. (Allium sch.). Delicate onion fla- 
vored foliage. Good in salad or soup. 
600—CORIANDER. (C. Sativum). White seeds used 
confections, young leaves used in salads. __ 
T2—DILL. (Anethum graveolens). 2 ft. Yellow 
flrs. Leaves for flavoring pickles and sauces. 
EL, Sweet: (Foeniculum off.).. 
__337—BORAGE. (Borago Off.). 2 ft. Blue flrs. Good 
- Edible stalks. 
plant. 
102i-HOREHOUND. (Marrubium vulgare). 2 ft. 
Leaves steeped in boiling water makes good 
cough remedy. 
4 ft. 
Medicinal | 

1137—LAVENDER Munstead strain. 2 ft. Lilac flrs. 
Delightful fragrance. Dry and make sachets. 
1325—MARJORAM, SWEET. (Majorana hortensis). 
2 ft. ha. Sweet flowers in purple spikes. 
1337—MEDICAGO intertexta. Orown of Thorns 
or Calvary Clover. ha. Yellow flrs, coiled pods. 
1338—MERCURY (Good King Henry) Chenopo- 
dium, hp. Leaves used like spinach, stalks like 
celery. 
1752 PURSLANE (Portulacca oleracea), ha. Fla- 
vor for salads, or eaten as spinach. 
1792—-SAFFRON (Carthamus tinctorius), ha, 1-3 ft. 
Orange flowers, make fine dye: leaves flavoring. 
1793—SAGE. (Salvia off.). Broad leaf. 1 ft. hp. Sub- 
schrub, blue flrs. Lves used in seasoning meats. 
1840—-SAVORY, SUMMER. (Satureja annua). ha, 18 
in. Aromatic tops for seasoning and flavoring. 
1841—_SAVORY, WINTER. (S. Montana). hp,.1 ft 
Dwif, evergreen, Lilac flrs. Use as Summer Savory. 
2011—TANSY. (Tanacetum vulgare). 4 ft. Dense 
yellow flowers. Leaves used as garnish. ; 
2015—THYME English. (Thymus vulgaris). hp, 6 in. 
Widely used seasoning herb. 
293—W OODRUFF, Blue. (Azurea setosa). Does well 
in shade or sun. ha, 1 ft. 
*204A—WOODRUFF, Dyers. (Asperulea tinctoria). hp, 
2 ft. Reddish roots. Used in making dyes. 
2137—WORMWOOD. (Artemesia). hp, 1 ft. Tea from 
the very bitter lves used as vermifuge for children. 
All Seeds: Pkt. 10c, 11 for $1.00—Giant Pkt. 25c, 11 for $2.00 
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Index and Germination table will be found on pages 77 and 78, 
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