DELPHINIUM (p) Grp. 4 
Pacific Hybrids. This new strain, oOrigi- 
nated on the Pacific Coast to grow un- 
der Pacific Coast conditions, has be- 
come the standard of the world. Huge 
individual flowers, 22 to 3% inches 
across, beautifully spaced on well-bal- 
anced tall spikes. The color range is 
excellent; the plants highly resistant 
to mildew. 
Round Table Seriés. The finest cross- 
pollinated strain, containing the newest 
and choicest colors. Pkt. 50c. 
Pacific Giants Mixed. Pkt. 25c. 

DIMORPHOTHECA AURANTIACA 
Chinensis, Blue Mirror. New spurless rich, 
mid-blue dwarf (1-foot) bedding Del- DIGITALIS 
phinium. Lovely! Pkt. 25c. See Foxglove. 
DESERT UA DIMORPHOTHECA 
Cladanthus arabicus. See novelties, page 
3. African Daisy 
For mid-winter bloom in a mild cli- 
imp: u mate, few flowers can equal the Daisies 
DIANTHUS, “Pinks from South Africa, and the annual and 
_ Whether they are the fragrant peren- perennial Dimorphothecas head this list. 
nial varieties, or the free-flowering annual 
types, Garden Pinks generously repay fo: Aurantiaca Mixed (a) Grp. 3. Bright, 
any “‘space in the sun’’ that you can give sun-loving Daisies in orange, salmon, 
them. yellow and glistening white. Pkt. 10c. 

Heddewigi laciniatus Gaiety Mixture (a) White Beauty. Glistening white. Pkt. 10c. 
Grp. 3. Large, deeply-cut flowers in a 
rich assortment of colorings. Pkt. 15¢. Ecklonis (p) Grp. 4. The large shim- 
: ; ‘ mering white petals surround an un- 
Heddensis Mixed. See Novelties, page 3. cual igure blueteseteese Phase. 
Plumarius Cyclops (p) Grp. 4. The fin- 
est strain of the spicy ‘’Clove Pinks’’. 
Each large, single flower is marked with DUSTY MILLER (p) Grp. 3 
a distinct deeper eye; the color range is 
exceptional. Pkt. 15c. Centaurea candidissima. Compact, silver- 
leaved plants very effective for edg- 





iti Rock-Garden Rare Species Mixed. In- ; ; 
DIANTHUE cludes 25 varieties of hardy Pinks. Pkt. ings; flowers resemble yellow thistles. 
HEDDEWIGI! LACINIATUS 25¢; Pkt. 15c. 
Flower *Colors Sow Group Where +Germination Situa- °Bloom Average 
Name Offered When No. To Sow Period tion When Height 
HIBISCUS P,R,W Jan.-May 4 F-O 2-4 Weeks Sun July-Oct. 4 ft. 
HOLLY HOCK PREY W Feb.-Aug. 4 F-O 3 Weeks Sun June-Sept. Sats 
HUNNEMANNIA Yellow Nov.-Apr. ] F-O 2 Weeks Sun June-Sept. Dattiok 
LARKSPUR B,. PP Re Ww Sept.-Mar. 1 Open 2-4 Weeks Sun Apr.-July 4 ft. 
LATHYRUS P,R, W Oct.-May 4 Open 3 Weeks Sun ’ May-July Vine 
LINARIA P, LER AYeW. Sept.-May ] Open 2 Weeks Sun Jan.-Aug. 15.in. 
LINUM RUBRUM Scarlet Anytime ] Open 2 Weeks Sun All Year 24t. 
LOBELIA Blue Jan.-May 2 Flat 2 Weeks Sun-//2 Sh. May-Nov. 4 in. 
LUPINS B, W,R, Y Nov.-Apr. \ Open 10 Days Sun Mar.-July 1-3 ft. 
MARIGOLD YEOoR Mar.-June iz F-O 10 Days Sun June-Nov. 1-3 ft. 
MIGNONETTE Y-and-R Anytime 3 Open 2 Weeks Sun All Year nee 
MIMULUS YAOUR Mar.-June 2 Flat 1 Week Shade May-Sept. 8 in. 
MINA LOBATA R-and-Y Mar.-June v2 Open 2 Weeks Sun Sept.-Nov. Vine 
MORNING GLORY B,R, W Mar.-June z Open 2 Weeks Sun June-Nov. Vine 
NAsTURTIUM R, Y, 0, P, W Anytime ] Open 2 Weeks Sun- Sh. - Jan.-Aug. & in. 
NEMESIA R,Y,0O,P,B Oct.-Apr. 3 F-O 3 Weeks Sun Feb.-July Itt. 
NICOTIANA W,P,R Oct.-June 2 Open 10 Days Vy Sh.-Sun Feb.-Sept. Sth 
NIEREMBERGIA Purple Jan.-Mav 3 Flat 2 Weeks Sun Apr.-Aug. 6 in. 
PANSY Buy Raley July-Dec. 4 Flat 12 Days Sun- 1/2 Sh. Oct.-July 6 in. 
PENSTEMON P,R,L, W Aug.-Nov. 4 Flat 2-3 Weeks Sun Mar.-Oct. 2 ft 
PETUNIA 4 P,R, B, L, W Jan.-July ¥ a Flat 10 Days Sun Mar.-Nov. 1-2 ft. 
PHACELIA Blue Nov.-Apr. ( Open 2 Weeks Sun- 1/2 Sh. Mar.-July Life 
PHLOX DRUM. Ry Py b.G. Ww Anytime 3 F-O 2 Weeks : Sun All Year 1. ft: 
POPPY, ICELAND Y,0O, P, W Aug.-Dec. 3 F-O 2 Weeks Sun Dec.-July 1 ft. 
POPPY, SHIRLEY P,R, W Nov.-Apr. ] Open 2 Weeks Sun Mar.-July 1% ft. 
*B, Blue; C, Cream; L, Lavender; P, Pink; O, Orange; R, Red; W, White; Y, Yellow. 
+Germination period is approximate only, as temperature, length of daylight and other factors influence. 
“Months given are those in which a variety may be flowered, depending upon date seed was sown—not total period for any one sowing. 

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