. The Maule seed book for 1905. -der. I otter all the best colors and forms Inmixture. Pitt., 10cts.;3 pkts., 25cts.; oz., Spotted Rose^Plowered Balsam. This choice mixture embraces a group ofbeautiful balsams with spotted double flow-ers, and of many rich shades and coloringsThey are extremely showy and desirablePacket, 10 cts.; 3 packets, 25 cts.; ounce, $ Giant White Rose-Plowered Balsam. A large-flowered dovible balsam, of purewhite color, especially demanded for cemetery purposes and for use in bouquets. It isa chaste and beautiful sort, and absolutel.^unrivaled by any other whi
. The Maule seed book for 1905. -der. I otter all the best colors and forms Inmixture. Pitt., 10cts.;3 pkts., 25cts.; oz., Spotted Rose^Plowered Balsam. This choice mixture embraces a group ofbeautiful balsams with spotted double flow-ers, and of many rich shades and coloringsThey are extremely showy and desirablePacket, 10 cts.; 3 packets, 25 cts.; ounce, $ Giant White Rose-Plowered Balsam. A large-flowered dovible balsam, of purewhite color, especially demanded for cemetery purposes and for use in bouquets. It isa chaste and beautiful sort, and absolutel.^unrivaled by any other white balsam in theworld. ; 3 pkts.,26 cts.; oz., New Balsam, Exquisite. A distinct and charming novelty, withflowers of largest size. The ground color isa faint, creamy buff, suflused and splashedwith deep apricot. A profuse bloomerPacket, 10 cts.; 3 packets, 2-5 cts.; ounce, Tpxplicit cultural directions are printed on all?- my packets of flower and vegetable this help you are sure of Double Rose-Flowered Balsams. Mammoth FloweringMARGUEWTE CARNATIONS. Hll eolors. Finest Mixed. I regard these glorious flowers as the bestof all the so-called pinks, especially for theopen garden. The Marguerite carnation isready to bloom in a few weeks from thesowing of the seed, and is th6 most profusebloomer of the whole group of pinks. Theplants are of compact and robust growth,but of dwarf habit. They are easily man-aged, and make the best of bedding may be treated as annuals, or win-tered (under some protection) in the openair. They make admirable window plants,and may be potted for this purpose in theautumn. The best plan, perhaps. Is to sow freshseed every spring, so as to always have vigor-ous young plants for summer, autumn andwinter blooming. The flowers are extremelyfragrant. The size is two inches, or even up tothree inches. The colors include rose, white,scarlet, yellow, etc. Some are plain and somestriped. AH are excellent. Pack
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