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LATHYRUS ae, Everlasting Sweet Pea. 
- A splendid mixture of many 
colors, 
HAR. Flowers resemble miniature Snap- 
LINARIA pee p 
Fairy Bouquet Mixed. Excellent for edgings and 
a perfect gem for the Rock Garden, 
HAR. For edgings, urns and baskets; 
LOBELIA requires rich soil and plenty of water. 
Crystal Palace compacta. Deep blue; fine for car- 
pet bedding. 4 inches. Pkt. 25 cts. 
(Lupine). HP. (Also called Ladies in 
LUPINUS Green.) Long, graceful spikes of richly 
colored pea-shaped flowers; prefers a little 
shade. 2 feet, 
Russell. Spikes of the most extraordinary colors 
—pblues, pinks, reds, yellows, etc, Extra select 
mixture, Pkt. 25 ets. 
MIGNONETTE (Reseda). HA. 1 foot. No garden 
complete without this sweet- 
smelling annual. Sowings made from April to 
June keep up a succession from late summer 
until frost. 
Machet Giant. Red. 
Sweet-scented. Large-flow ered, 
HA. Succeed best in light soil and 
sunny exposure. 
MARIGOLDS 
MORNING-GLORY HAC. Climbers of rapid 
Srowth, with beautiful and 
woried flowers. Soak seed over Dish tel OmeomdiD 
eet, 
Darling. New 1951. Rich wine red, white throat, 
very showy. 
Cornell. Rosy crimson, white edge. 
White (I. Mexicana alba grandiflora; Giant White 
Moonflower). Large, fragrant flowers, 5 to 6 
ppercs in diameter; open at night and on dull 
ays. 
Heavenly Blue (Rubra-coerulea). Clark’s early. 
Flowers 3% to 4 inches across, deep blue with 
white throat. Do not fertilize. 
Searlett O’Hara. Carnelian red flowers about 3 
inches across. Blooms till frost. 
Ipomea White Magic. A very early free flowering 
white Ipomea. Large fleecy white flowers blend- 
ing to cream deep in the throat. A glowing 
companion to Heavenly Blue, 
Rose Marie Double. Pkt. 25 cts. 
Cypress Vine. HAC. Fern-like foliage, star-shaped 
flowers. Sow in May. 10 to 15 feet. Pkt. 10 cts. 
Mixed Climbing. (Convolvulus major.) 
GIANT AFRICAN, QUILLED TYPE (All Double) 
Giant Lemon. 2% feet. Extra fine. 
Giant Orange. 21% feet. Finest strain procurable. 
Giant Mixed, 
GIANT AFRICAN, CARNATION-FLOWERED TYPE 
Yellow Supreme, 2 feet. Large blooms with broad, 
frilled petals, rich creamy lemon; long stems. 
Odorless. 
Guinea Gold. 2 feet. Very large flowers, brilliant 
Orange fiushed gold. 
Sunset Giants (Gigantea). 3% to 4 feet. Very 
large flowers, full centered with broad deep 
petals. Colors range from deep orange to prim- 
rose. Very robust. 
GIANT AFRICAN—CHRYSANTHEMUM 
KLOW ERED 
Glitters. (New 1951.) Sharp yellow flowers, 3 
inches across. Bushy, erect Plants. Pkt. 25 ets. 
Mixed. Identical in form with the lovely in- 
curved Chrysanthemums. The plants are very 
floriferous and the stems ample for cutting. 
The colors vary from deep orange to lemon 
yellow. Flowers 100% double. Height, 38 feet. 
MARIGOLD DWARF GIGANTEA 
Pot O’Gold. Golden orange. Dwarf and compact, 
12 to 15 inches high, bearing a dozen large 
blooms at a time. The flowers are full centered. 
Individual blooms average 4 inches across. 
Splendid for cutting. Blooms continuously. 
FRENCH TALL AND DWARE 
Dwarf French Double Striped Royal Scot. 2 to 2% 
feet. Large, well-formed double flowers. The 
co'or is a charming combination of mahogany 
and gold stripes. 
Dwarf Double French Butterball. Small canary- 
yellow, scabiosa-like flowers, 14% inches across, 
with crested centers. Height 8 inches. 
Harmony All Double. 1 foot. Flowers similar in 
form to Scabiosa; of good size, with a central, 
deep orange crest, surrounded by a maroon- 
brown collar, 
Spry. 9 inches. Double fiowers, each having a 
crested center of light yellow, surrounded by 
flat outer florets of maroon. 
Dwarf Double French. Monarch Strain. 
Mixed. 
Flash. Dwarf Single French. 18 inches. Blooms 
in 8 weeks from seed and continues all summer 
and fall. Uniform in habit. Individual flowers 
1% inches across. Vivid red through orange 
and yellow. Valuable for beds, borders and 
cut flowers. 
Yellow Pygmy. Dwarf yellow. 
1 foot. 
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