. Childs rare flowers, vegetables, and fruits. Fruit Varieties United States Catalogs; Flowers Varieties United States Catalogs; Vegetables Varieties United States Catalogs; John Lewis Childs (Firm); Fruit; Flowers; Vegetables. Cineraria. A wondrously beautiful greenhouse plant, and not at all hard to grow. Seeds germinate quickly and easily, and young plants grow off without any trouble. Keep in a shady place over summer, and remove to house in fall. Use insec- ticides to keep free from aphis, and as flower buds show give good light. A beautiful plant, the large, luxuriant leaves surmounted i
. Childs rare flowers, vegetables, and fruits. Fruit Varieties United States Catalogs; Flowers Varieties United States Catalogs; Vegetables Varieties United States Catalogs; John Lewis Childs (Firm); Fruit; Flowers; Vegetables. Cineraria. A wondrously beautiful greenhouse plant, and not at all hard to grow. Seeds germinate quickly and easily, and young plants grow off without any trouble. Keep in a shady place over summer, and remove to house in fall. Use insec- ticides to keep free from aphis, and as flower buds show give good light. A beautiful plant, the large, luxuriant leaves surmounted in late winter and spring by immense quantities of large aster-like flowers of the most brilliant colors. Nothing could he more effective in the window. Per pkt. Dwarf Hybrids. Large flowering, mixed colors 35 Double Extra Choice Mixed 50 I Gar^atior). A favorite with everyone. Fragrant double flowers of elegant form and exquisite markings. Seeds and plants grow as freely as the old garden pink. Spring sown seeds make fine winter blooming plants. Keep cool in winter and close to the glass. Cood Mixed 10 Fancy Extra Choice Mixed. Variegated colors 25 Monthly, or Perpetual Tree. Mixed greenhouse vari- eties 25 Hardy Hybrids. Hardy free bloomers. Extra tine for the garden or for pots. Many fine colors mixed 30 Margaret. Fine early bloomers 15. Gacti. At once one of the most curious arid popular class of plants grown. Many fine varieties can be grown from seed, with a little care and patience. Sow seed in shallow pans or saucers filled with clear, coarse sand, with good drainage. Cover with glass, keep moderately moist, but not wet. Pot seedlings into very small pots. Mixed Sorts. Thirty to fifty kinds 15 Eucalyptus Gitroidcs. A beautiful tropical shrub that can be grown as a pot plant. Its leaves are from the first deliciously fragrant, with a penetrating lemon-like odor, surpassing the Lemon Verbena. Very fine indeed, and valuable for 10. Please note that these images a
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