
103 African Daisy, Hybrids Mixed (15) — 
~ Compact, 
bushy plants with white, orange, 
gold ‘and salmon blossoms from July to Oc- 
tober. Very fine for cutting. 
107 Alyssum Procumbens, Carpet of 
Snow (4)—The dwarf, white, edging plant 
that is so desirable. Blooms all summer and 
fall. Each plant is a compact mass of snow- 
white blossoms. 
122 Alyssum, Violet Queen (6)—A new 
dwarf compact variety bearing beautiful 
bright violet flowers all summer and fall. It 
is a pleasing contrast to the white flowering 
alyssums. 
118 Bachelor Button, Double Mixed (20) 
—An abundance of double, colorful flowers 
from July until frost. Fine for cutting. 
119 Bachelor Button, Jubilee Gem (12) 
—A dwarf, compact plant of bright green. A 
delightful background for the double, dark 
blue flowers. 
123 Calendula, Sunshine (18)—The large 
buttercup-yellow flowers bloom over a long 
period and are excellent for cutting. 
124 Calendula, Campfire (24)—The large, 
dark orange flowers with a scarlet sheen are 
very attractive. 
125 Calendula, Finest Double Mixed (18) 
—The old fashioned, free-flowering Pot Mari- 
gold of yellow and orange. 
127 Campanula, Cup and Saucer, Can- 
terbury Bell (20)—An easily grown biennial 
that gives a profusion of blue, rose, and white 
flowers. 
129 Canterbury Bell, Annual Mixed (24) 
—Blue, pink, rose, violet, and white flowers 
a late summer and autumn. A fine border 
ower. 
130 Carnation, Chabaud’s Giant Imp. 
(16)—Our most popular early flowering clove- 
scented carnation. The robust, long-stemmed 
plants give continuous bloom. 
131 Castor Bean, Ricinus (120)—Tall- 
growing background plant with ornamental 
foliage. Useful for screening alleys and un- 
sightly places. 
136 Cockscomb, Celosia Cristata (30)— 
The velvety-red heads of this old fashioned 
celosia add color to the garden. 
139 Cosmos, Sensation Mixed (45)—Im- 
mense pink and white blooms are truly a sen- 
sation, and are a great favorite for cutting. 
COSMOS 
141. Cosmos, Mam. Eari i 
i p y Flowerin 
Mixed (48)—The large, single flowers of sey 
pink, and white make a lovely showing from 
midsummer until frost. 
303 Dahlia, New Dwarf Hybrids (20)— 
This new strain of Dahlias is selected to give 
a higher percentage of true doubles and a 
much wider range of colors. 
145 Dianthus, Pinks, Heddewigi 
) gi Dbl. 
Mixed (12) —The freely-produced flowers of 
crimson, purple, pink, and white are fine for 
cutting. 

148 Four O’Clocks, Marvel of Peru (24) 
—Flowers of red, yellow, lilac and white. The 
glossy foliage and profuse bloom make it an 
attractive border plant from July until frost. 
154 Gypsophila, Annual Baby’s Breath 
(15)—This improved London Market strain 
gives an abundance of large, pure white flow- 
ers. Make several plantings for continuous 
bloom. 

182 Painted Daisies, Finest Mixed (18) — 
The annual Chrysanthemum is easily grown 
and loved by all. Early blooms, choice colors. 
183 Pansy, Giant Superb Mixed (6)—A 
large flowering strain in a beautiful color 
range. 
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308 Pansy, Super Swiss Giants (6)—For 
size, color, and free blooming qualities this 
garden favorite is unsurpassed. 
196 Poppies, American Legion (30) —Bril- 
liant scarlet that brightens your flower gar- 
den. The best red Poppy. 
205 Poppies, Eschscholtzia, Calif. Mixed 
(12)—A free blooming annual rich in crimson, 
pink, and orange-scarlet shades. Very showy. 
209 Portulaca, Rose Moss, Dbl. Mixed 
(4)—Our unsurpassed, choice doubles. Deli- 
cate green foliage simply covered all season 
with bright colored flowers. The flowers re- 
semble small roses and in dry weather are at 
their best. 
225 Snapdragon, New Calif. Rustproof 
(24)—The finest color range of all the Rust 
Resistant Mixtures. Beautiful in beds and 
fine for cutting. 
226 Snapdragon, Super Giants, Rust- 
proof (30)—A mixture of our own selection, 
taller in habit than the California type and 
bearing larger blossoms. 
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PEAT MOSS 
Peat Moss mixed with your soil 
is very good for your flower 
beds, you will get better results 
from your planting. See Page 33 
for description and prices. Order 
early. 

228 Strawflowers, Everlastings, Mixed 
(20)—Our own collection of many kinds espe- 
cially selected for your winter and decorative 
bouquets. 
243 Sweet William, Single Mixed (18)— 
Pink, crimson, scarlet and white blooms in 
early spring. 
248 Verbena, Giant Hybrids (10)—Fine 
for borders, beds, porch boxes and among tall 
growing plants like Lilies. Bloom all summer 
and fall. All colors mixed. 
