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| Keywords: Everything for the garden (16203552040).jpg Frosra PETBM MEMDEIRSOM <br> 97 <br> LATHYRUS Latifolius <br> Hardy Everlasting Peas These climb 6 to 8 feet high <br> when trained on a treUis; the flowers are borne in large <br> clusters They arepeculiarly adapted torough places <br> to scramble over rocks and bushes; splendid cut <br> flowers See cut Red Pkt 10c <br> White Pearl Magnificent trusses of large pure <br> white flowers Pkt ISc <br> Mixed Colors 10c <br> LAVENDEK <br> Well-known ornamental hardy perennial <br> bearing long spikes of fragrant blue flowers; <br> 1 to 2 feet Pkt 5c <br> HARDY LOBELIAS <br> Tall-growing hardy perennials with long <br> spikes of brilliant flowers; for permanent beds <br> and borders they are unrivaled ; they are one <br> of the few flowering plants that thrive in shady <br> situations ; 2 to 4 feet The most brilliant plants <br> in cultivation Mixed Colors Pkt 10c <br> Cardinalis Cardinal Flower Long spikes <br> of-iritense scarlet flowers Pkt 10c <br> French MARIGOLDS <br> Double Gilt Edge A large-flowering <br> French Marigold of robust growth and <br> large perfectly double flowers measur- <br> ing from 3 to 4 inches across; color <br> velvety-maroon edged with yellow <br> Per 1 000 seeds 35c; Pkt 10c <br> French Double Dwarf Mixed <br> Colors Of compact dwarf <br> growth 1 foot high with double <br> quilled flowers of maroon yel- <br> low striped etc Pkt 5c <br> MALLOW <br> Dwarf Large-flowering These <br> showy garden annuals grow <br> about 2 feet in height and bear <br> freely throughout the summer <br> months large saucer-shaped <br> flowers of white rose or crim- <br> son Showy cut flowers for <br> room decoration They thrive <br> in any sunny situation in <br> good garden soil and only <br> require to be sown 'where they <br> are to bloom Pkt 10c <br> LUPINUS New Hardy Hybrid <br> Showy hardy perennials growing 3 to 4 feet in height <br> and producing during summer long racemes of Pea-like <br> flowers in a great variety of colors Seecut Pkt 15c <br> LUPINUS Annual Varieties <br> These popular and easily grown garden annuals <br> attain a height of about 2 feet They are of ro- <br> bust branching habit and throw spikes en- <br> veloped with Pea-shaped flowers for most of <br> their length If these are cut as they mature <br> the plants will continue to bloom for a long <br> period Colors lilac blue purple rose white red <br> striped etc Mixed Colors Pkt 10c <br> LYCHNIS <br> Chalcedonica The scarlet Lychnis an old gar- <br> den favorite bearing heads of bright scarlet <br> flowers; very hardy; 3 to 4 feet Pkt 5c <br> Haageana Hybrids MixedColors Usuallygrown <br> as annuals;of dwarf bushy habit bearing flowers <br> an inch or more across in continuous succession <br> until frost; colors are particularly pleasing white <br> o rich scarlet and shades of pink; 1 foot Pkt 10c <br> Lobelia Bedding Varieties <br> This charming class L erinus compacta forms <br> compact little bushes about 6 inches high and are <br> fairly sheeted with bloom throughout the season <br> Highly desirable for edgings ribbon bedding and <br> garden decoration as well as for pot culture <br> They flower the first season from seed <br> Per 1 000 seeds; Pkt <br> Crystal Palace Deep blue 25c; 10c <br> Emperor William Light blue 25c; 10c <br> Victoria Rose-red 25c; 10c <br> Snowball Pure white 25c; 10c <br> Mixed Colors 25c; 10c <br> Tom-Thumb Marigolds <br> Form compact oval little bushes only 6 to 8 <br> inches high; completely covered with showy blos- <br> soms from June until fall For massing in beds <br> for edgings or even for pots they are unusually <br> attractive and satisfactory <br> Double Golden-yellow Densely double flowers <br> 1 inch across Pkt 10c <br> Double Lemon-yellow Densely double flowers <br> 1 inch across Pkt 10c <br> Little Brownie Single golden-yellow with crim- <br> son spots Pkt 10c <br> Canary-yellow Single light yellow with garnet- <br> maroon spots Pkt 10c <br> A COMPLETE FLOWER GARDEN ” 1 00 <br> either Annual or Perennial may be had with <br> Henderson's Collections of Flower Seeds offered <br> on page 175 A collection of climbers for 50c <br> extra <br> African Marigolds <br> Henderson'sPride of the Garden These <br> grand African Marigolds produce <br> densely double flowers 8 to 10 inches <br> in circumference and of the regularity <br> and perfection of a Dahlia A highly <br> meritorious feature is the compact <br> dwarf habit of the plants which form <br> dense bushes only 15 to 18 inches <br> high by 2 feet across For effective <br> garden display during the summer <br> and autumn months nothing can <br> surpass the gorgeous masses of color <br> of these grand varieties See cut <br> Canary-yellow Pride of the Garden <br> Per 1 000 seeds 30c ; Pkt 10c <br> Golden-orange Pride of the Garden <br> Per 1 000 seeds 30c; Pkt 10c <br> Pride of the Garden Mixed Colors <br> Per 1 000 seeds 25c; Pkt 10c <br> African Double Mixed 2 to 3 feet <br> high ; large double flowers of yellow or <br> orange Per oz 25c; Pkt 5c <br> The Marigolds Pride of the Garden <br> grown from seed purchased from you last <br> season were exceptionally fine and were <br> the admiration of all who saw them <br> Mrs J J BROWNE Spokane Wash <br> Such Marigolds Pride of the Garden <br> I never saw Every plant was perfection <br> Suck stalks and such flowers <br> Miss ELENOR M PURSSELL <br> Mallapan Mass <br> Edition PICTURESQUE GAKDENS <br> world <br> U C V\dr\o Hc nrlc rcr n Your bo °k is more than I expected and transports M 00 postpaid- <br> Kjy v llcXIlCS 1 leuuici iUll one as u were t0 t e most beautiful gardens of the £ ¢ ¢ See page 199 <br> It will be an incentive to all who see it to strive for better results in their gardening operations E L NIXON 67 Second Place Brooklyn N Y 43874889 149634 78295 Page 97 Text http //www biodiversitylibrary org/page/43874889 c1915 10 5962/bhl title 78295 Henry G Gilbert Nursery and Seed Trade Catalog Collection ; 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