7 oe io , . r ‘ ra 4 
i F 
) 
rial 
% 
Giant COSMOS +4 
Lavish and Picturesque 
from Mid-Summer to Frost 
No garden is complete without this tall 
and glamorous annual with its masses of 
cheerful blooms 3 to 4 in. across. They are 
easy to grow from seed sown in early spring 
and thinned to stand a foot apart. Cutting 
them freely for indoors increases their num- 
bers, and the long stems lend special grace 
to arrangements. 4 to 6 ft. tall. 
Extra-Early Sensation 
Grows 4 feet tall, starts blooming in July, 
and keeps up the show until severe freezing 
ae The available colors are especially 
ne, 
3510 Dazzler. Deep rich crimson. 
- 3521 Pinkie. A delightful pink. 
3532 Purity. Exquisite snow white. 
3544 Radiance. Rose, crimson center. 
Any of the above: 
4 Pkt. 15c; % oz. 55¢; % oz. $1.00. 
t 
a : 
: 9189 Cosmos Collection 
. One packet each of the above four 
‘ varieties. Value 60c. for 50c. 
Extra Early 
Giant Sensation Cosmos 
; 3554 Sensation Mixed. A blend of all colors. 
_ Pkt. 10c; % oz. 40c; %4 oz. 75c. 
_ 
Sie i a it alla al 
' 
7 Long-Spurred Columbine 
x : : 
} Coreopsis—Tickseed (hP) 
Coreopsis | Coleus — Flame Nettle 3410 Lanceolata grandiflora. 2 
: | ft. Extra large, glossy golden 
z Columbine (hP) | Coleus—Flame Nettle (+P) | yellow blooms on long, wiry 
S.. Aguilegia 3387 Mixed. 1%4 ft. There is | stems from June to October. 
"1422 Long-Spurred Mixed. 2-3 no finer or more sensational Fipgtie Hie? ae trop oeeG, 2 
q ft. Exquisite in every way foliage plant than Coleus. sown early. Pkt. 10c; % 02. 
DUG. FABOZeOOC, 
3412 Double Sunburst. Double 
golden yellow flowers. Pkt. 
15e: 44-02, 50ce% 14,075 95e. 
and indispensible in every | 
4 hardy border because of the | 
5 show it makes throughout | 
rn _ May,June,and July. Theplants 
are sturdy, well-branched, and 
Superb in garden beds, pots, 
window or porch boxes, urns 
where season-long color is so 
important. Easy to grow from 
seed started indoors in March 
carry loads of refined, long- 
spurred flowers in dainty and 
exciting colors such as combi- 
nations of cream and rose, 
white and blue, yellow and 
crimson,as well as pure yellow 
and others. An excellent cut- 
mower, Pkt. .25c; 1/16 oz. 
$1.00; % oz. $1.75. 
or April. The range of color 
combinations is truly exciting 
with shades of green, white, 
pink, red, maroon, and others 
forming inteygsting and highly 
artistic patterns on the large, 
well-expanded leaves. Pkt. 
Cathie Os. $1.00; 1/16, 0%. 
$1,75, 
Cypress Vine (tC) 
Ipomoea Quamoclit 
3676 Mixed. 15 ft. Masses of 
star-shaped white and scarlet 
flowers on a background of 
feathery, light green foliage. 
PK. 10634207. 4ben eons 
85c. 
a] 
