COLORFUL UNIQUE FLOWERS 
No. 31—CLEMATIS filfera (Leather Flower). A perennial 
vine, growing in shaded areas in rich soils. Flowers bell- 
shaped almost black in color. Very good for rock gardens. 
Plants $1.50. Pkt. seed 20c. 
No. 32—QUINCULA LOBATA (Prairie Violet). Annuals 
looking very much like the cultivated violet, grows in any 
good dry or semi-moist soil. Very good for border plants 
or in rock gardens. Pkt. seed 20c. 
No. 33—DITHYRAEA wislizeni (White Stock). Annuals 
up to 2 feet tall, having many branches tipped with spikes 
of white flowers throughout the spring and summer. Hardy 
in dry or semi-moist soils. Useful in parks, roadsides and 
barren areas. 12 nice plants 75c. Pkt. seed 15c. 
No. 35—LIMOINIUM< braslinece (Statice). Perennial plants 
up to 1 foot tall, with lavender lace-like flowers. Grows best 
in wet locations in any kind of soil. Will grow in shade. 
Very good in parks and roadsides. Bulbs 50c each. Pkt. 
seed 15c. 
No. 36—THELESPERMA trifidum. Annuals up to 2 feet 
tall, many slender branches almost leafless with large 
yellow flowers with black centers. Best in rich moist soils. 
Very colorful in parks and roadsides. Pkt. seed 15c. 
No. 38—SOLANUM citrullifolium (Blue Thistle). Annuals 
up to 1% feet tall, this plant is very prickly, fragrant blue 
star-shaped flowers attracting birds and butterflies. Very 
good in parks and barren lots and the like. Pkt. seed 15c. 
No. 39—ARGEMONE mexicana (Wild Yellow Poppy). An- 
nuals up to 2 feet tall, with large yellow poppy-like flowers 
from spring until late summer. For parks, barren lots and 
roadsides. Pkt. seed 15c. 
No. 40—ARGEMONE alba (Wild White Poppy). Annuals 
up to 2 feet tall. Same as No. 39 except white flowers. Pkt. 
seed 15c. 
No. 41—ARGEMONE sanguinea (Pink Wild Poppy). Same 
as No. 39 and 40 except pink flowers. Pkt. seed 15c. 
No. 42—CORYDALIA aurea (Scrambled Eggs). Annuals 
up to 6 inches tall, with spikes of copper colored flowers 
spring and summer. Grows in any dry or semi-moist soils. 
Attractive in parks, roadsides, cemeteries and rock gardens. 
Pkt. seed 15c. 
No. 43—MONARDA dispersa (Purple Horse Mint). An- 
nuals up to 2 feet tall, having spikes of mint-scented flowers, 
purple color. Best in rich semi-moist soils. Very good to 
brighten the color in parks and the roadsides. 
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