Phlox Gigantea Mellow Moon 
ANNUAL PHLOX 
PHLOX DRUMMONDII, ha, B. C. 
For Brilliant Beds and Borders 
For easily arranged cut flowers 
For delightful pot plants 
These quick blooming beauties are unsurpassed. 
They’ll continue in bloom all summer too if 
faded biooms are picked off. Full sun, any gar- 
den soil - but prefer it rich and sandy. 
NEW GIGANTEA 
The largest flowered of all annual phlox. Indi- 
vidual florets are i¥% to 1% in. across, the size 
of a half dollar. Plants grow 10 in. tall and are 
fine for edging, bedding, borders and cutting. 
1655—Mellow Moon. A lovely primrose shade of 
pastel yellow. Lovely harmony with any color. 
1665—Rosy Morn. 12 in. Huge flowers of gay 
refreshing soft rose pink with white eye. 
1666—Red Glory. The brightest color in Phlox. 
Brilliant red, creamy eye. 
166%7—Salmon Glory. (Silver Medal 1940.) Enor- 
mous trusses of pure salmon-pink flowers with 
distinct creamy-white eye: 
1659—Tetra Red. 20 in. The tallest of annual 
Phlox. Large trusses of deep red. 
1658—Tetra Salmon. 10 in. Large flowers 1% in. 
across. Soft salmon pink with creamy white eye. 
1664—Art Shades. An outstanding variety, giant 
flowers in a wonderful range of soft pastels. 
1668—Gigantea Hybrids Mixed. The above and 
other colors blended in a Superior Giant flow- 
ered Mixture. Pkt. 10¢; 25¢; 1/16 oz. 60c. 
TALL LARGE FLOWERED, 15 in. 
Though individually florets are not quite as big 
as the Giganteas above, flower heads have more 
florets and the color range is more complete 
and varied. Plants grow 1/3 taller. 
1669—White; 1674—Blue; 1673—Yellow; 1670—Rose. 
1684—-Starred and Fringed Mixed. (Cuspidata). 
Brilliant flowers fantastically fringed. 
1677—Finest Mixed. Pkt. 10c; 25¢; Ys oz. 60c. 
NEW DWARF COMPACT 
Dwarf 8-9 in. plants which are of compact habit 
suiting them well for beds or edging. 
1680—Apricot Yellow. 1682—Snowball, white. 
1681—Fireball, scarlet. 1683—Splendid Mixed. 
1680A—GIANT FLOWERED DWARF Cecily. An ex- 
tra large flowered Dwarf Bright Mixture. 
1672—Globe Mixed. Novelty. See pg. 2. Pkt. 25c. 
1676A—Dwarf Beauty. Novelty. See pg. 2. Pkt. 25¢. 
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NZIGAGA ROSE MOSS 
Ha. 6 in. These are among the most beautiful and free-blooming of our hardy annuals. The plants 
are low spreading, and the seedlings begin to bloom when small and increase in size and beauty with 
age. The single flowers are cup-shaped, and the double appear like little double roses. In a bed the 
display is wonderfully attractive throughout the Summer. The plants like sandy soil and a sunny 
exposure, grow and bloom freely and are never troubled with diseases or pests. They will endure 
more hot sun and drought than almost any other flowers. Portulaca begins blooming 8 weeks after 
planting. 
QUEEN ANNE’S LACE 
1764—Daucus Carota. Finely cut foliage, filmy, 
lace like white flowers. Fine for mixed bouquets. 
OTHAKE ROSY WINGS 
1460—Polypteris hookeriana, hha, 2 ft. A rare and 
handsome robust annual with decorative flowers 
of bright rose cw'or in delightful bell shaped 
clusters. Thrives in dry sandy soil. 
PENSTEMON, B. Beardstongue 
1557—Sensation. np, Gloxina - flowered. Large 
spikes of large flowering tubular blooms. Colors 
pink to crimson, richly marked, The finest Pen- 
stemon from seeds. 
1555—Gloxinoides Lge. Flowered. Mix. 
1553—Complete Mixture of Annual Penstemon. 
STAR OF TEXAS 
1901 — Xan- 
thisma Texa- 
num, 18 in. 
Large, single 
daisy like 
flowers with 
pointed, light 
canary - yel- 
low petals. 
Plant neat 
and bushy. 
Fine for dry 
places. Grows 
Ie pili aul 
and is excel- 
lent for cut- 
tones A 
bright, new 
and different 
flower. 
Grow Perennial Phlox from Seeds 
It’s easy and results are magnificent. The secret 
- simply freeze seeds for 10 days in ice tray 
and plant the ice cubes. 7 
AT LAST - Giant florets, Lovely Colors every 
time in Seed grown Hardy Phlox. Until now, 
seeds produced many of the common lavender 
flrs, only a small percentage of the colors you 
might select in buying named plants. 
Now - You wil! be proud of every plant. 
A new _ HARDY HYBRID Perennial Phiox Mixture 
1679A—Beltsville Beauty. hp. 2% ft. Huge clusters 
of large florets on strong stems - good to cut, 
beautiful in the border or mass planting. Out- 
standing is the wide variety of lovely colors - 
every one as good as the named varieties - some 
eS likely will be named. Pure white, pink, 
rose, salmon, cerise, red, ete. in all 
shades. Pkt. 25¢; 3 pkts. 65c. 
1678—New Hybrids Mixed. hp. Saved 
from named varieties, and will produce 
many fine colors but a smaller percent- 
age will be of the most desirable kinds. 
Pkt. 10¢; 25¢; Ys oz. 60c. 
16844A—THE BLUE PHLOX (P. Divaricata) 
hp. In May great spreads of glorious 
blue lavender, 
GIANT VELVET FLOWER 
SALPIGLOSSIS ae 
Blooms from midsummer to frost 
GLOXINA FLOWERED EMPEROR 
One of the finest cut flowers. The large 
richly colored flowers are borne on long 
3 ft. sturdy stems and keep for days. 
1796—Complete Mixture. Pkt. 10c; 25c; 
Ye oz. 40c; Ya oz. 75c. 
DWARF PRINCESS 
Just the thing for a colorful border. 
Plants are bushy, compact in _ habit, 
growing to a height of 24 inches. 
1795—Complete Mixture. Pkt. 10c. 
Star of Texas 
DOUBLE ROSE FLOWERED 
PORTULACA 
1698—Prize Strain. 
Double Grandiflora Formula Mixture containing 
pink, scarlet, yellow, salmon, white, and rose. 
Pkt. 10c; Gt. Pkt. 25¢; 1/32 oz. 30c; 1/16 oz. 50c; 
Va oz. 90c; Ya oz. $1.75. 
The following varieties: Pkt. 10¢; Giant Pkt. 25c. 
1693—Alba, White. 1694—-Aurea, Yellow; 
1697—Rosea, Rose; 1704—Striped Mixed; 
1695—Coccinea, Scarlet; 1698—Grandiflora Mixed. 
1705—Salmon. 
1706—ALL DOUBLE MIXED. Extra select 100% 
double. All colors mixed. Premium. Pkt. 25c. 
SINGLE FLOWERED PORTULACA 
1700—Large-flowered Single. Many fine colors in 
Mixture. Pkt. 10¢; 1/32 oz. 20c; V4 oz. 70c. 
1699—Novelty Portulaca Jewel. A dazzling, free 
flowering crimson flower, four times the size of 
the ordinary varieties. Pkt. 25c¢. 
EVENING SCENTED PRIMROSE 
Oenothera, hhb, B, May, June, July 
Perfumes the evening air with its delightful odor. 
Bright, attractive and easily grown. 
1455—Drummondi. Dwarf plant. Deep golden flrs. 
1457A—Afterglow. hb. Large yellow flrs. with an 
attractive contrasting red calyx tube. 
1456—Lamarckiana, 3 ft. hb. Yellow. 
145%7—Macrocarpa. 12 in., ha. Soft light yellow. 
1456A—Rosea. hp. Bright rose 3 in. flrs., ever- 
blooming. 
1458—Complete Special Mixture Oenothera 
CASTOR 
BEAN 
Ricinus, hha. 
A tall branching 
plant clothed 
with large tropi- 
cal leaves often - 
tinted rose or. 
crimson. They 
are showy in 
groups, and al- 
ways attractive. Bien Scat b 
Easily grown. Ricinus Zanzibarensis 
1776—Black Beauty. (Cambodgensis). Dark. 
1777—Dwart Red Spire. Low growing plant with 
attractive red leaves and red pods. 
1778—Sanguineus. 7 ft. Blood red leaves & stems. 
1779—Zanzibarensis, 8 ft. Large-leaved; beautiful 
seeds of various colors and variegations. 
1780—Complete Mixture of Ricinus. 
BLUE BELLS—Phacelia 
1660—Campanularia, California Blue Bells. ha, 8 
in. Branching little plants bearing a profusion 
of lovely gentian blue bells for beds or pots. 
Get fresh seed of the largest of Annual Phlox—Drummondii Gigantea—Order direct from Park 
