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PYRETHRUM (Persian Daisy). HP. Handsome 
herbaceous plants of easy culture. 
Roseum Hybridum. Double and Single mixed. 
RICINUS (Castor-Oil Bean). HA. Ornamental 
plants, producing Subtropical effects. 
Fine for hedges or fences. 
Zanzibariensis. Mixed. Very large leaves, some 
coppery bronze, changing to green. 
SALVIA (Flowering Sage). HA. Easily raised 
from seed sown in February or March in 
greenhouse or hotbed. Transfer seedlings to 
the open garden end of May. 
Scarlet Bonfire. 2 feet. 
Blue Bedder. 2 feet. A new variety of Farinacea: 
very compact form, of a deep blue shade and 
flowering very profusely from seed the first 
years sPkt. 25 ets! 
(Painted Tongue). HA. 1% feet. 
SALPIGLOSSIS Beautiful, orchid-like flowers, 
from early summer until fall; of easy culture. 
Sow early in spring in a hotbed or window, 
and transplant after danger of frost is past. 
Finest Colors Mixed, Emperor. 
SCABIOSA (Pin-Cushion Flower). HA. Seed can 
be sown as soon as danger from frost 
is past. Growing about 2% feet high, they 
bloom from July to hard Lrosts: 
Blue Moon. Deep lavender blue. Flowers made up 
of broad heavy petals without the pin-cushion 
center. 
Mixed. All colors. 
PHLOX DRUMMONDII plaiats." fo" grow “from SCARLET RUNNER BEANS HAC. An ornamen- 
seed. It will thrive in any kind of soil and vine, about 10 
sunny position, but prefers light, rich loam. feet tall; dazzling scarlet flowers. Pkt. 10 cts.; 
Blooms all summer. Height 15 inches. 
LARGE FLOWERING VARIETIES. Choice Mixed. 
PINKS (Dianthus). HB1l, HP and HAR. One of 
the most beautiful and best-loved flowers. 
CHINENSIS, Double Mixed (China Pinks). 1% 
feet. 
HEDDEWIGI, Laciniatus. (Japan Pinks). Large 
and brilliant; often oddly edged and striped. 
ILO Ot. 
(Chinese Bellflower or Balloon 
PLATYCODON Belt 
Flower). Splendid for the 
perennial border. Height 18 inches. Deep Blue, 
White. 
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POPPIES Annual Poppies should be sown early 
and very thinly, preferably in cloudy 
weather or after a shower. Barely cover the 
Seed and press down firmly. Thin to stand 3 
or 4 inches apart. Make sowings at intervals 
for a succession. 11% feet. 
SHIRLEY POPPIES, HA. 
These interesting and lovely flowers, now grow- 
ing in almost every garden in the world, are called 
Shirley poppies from the place of Eveline orleme che 
garden of the late Rev. William Wilkes, for many 
years vicar of Shirley, England. 
Single Shirley. Choicest strain of seed of this 
lovely flower. 
PORTULACA (Sun Plant; Rose Moss). HAR. Of 
easy culture, thriving best in light 
loamy soil, and in a sunnv situation. Fine for 
beds, edgings or rockwork. 
Single Mixed and Double Mixed. 
WILSON’S SEEDS 17 MONTCLAIR, N. J 
