. Catalogue 1915 : seeds, bulbs, shrubs. Seeds Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Fruit Seeds Catalogs; Nurseries (Horticulture) Catalogs. SNAPDRAGON ANTIRRHINUM—Snapdragon H. H. P. lJ/2 to 3 ft. Dark, glossy leaves, and curiously shaped, showy colored flow-ers with spotted throats. Snap- dragons blossom the first year, if seed is sown early. Slightly covered with leaves, they survive our winters. Succeed best in rather light soil. TALL, GIANT-FLOWERED SORTS (3 feet) The following five varieties have very large individual flowers borne upon long spikes. Pkt. 2078 The
. Catalogue 1915 : seeds, bulbs, shrubs. Seeds Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Fruit Seeds Catalogs; Nurseries (Horticulture) Catalogs. SNAPDRAGON ANTIRRHINUM—Snapdragon H. H. P. lJ/2 to 3 ft. Dark, glossy leaves, and curiously shaped, showy colored flow-ers with spotted throats. Snap- dragons blossom the first year, if seed is sown early. Slightly covered with leaves, they survive our winters. Succeed best in rather light soil. TALL, GIANT-FLOWERED SORTS (3 feet) The following five varieties have very large individual flowers borne upon long spikes. Pkt. 2078 The Bride. White, changing to rose 10 2069 Venus. Pink shade on white ground 15 2070 Purple King, Intense deep purple 15 2048 Queen Victoria. WTiite, fine foliage 5 We offer six distinct colors, also mixtures of the Giant strain—a great improvement over the old tall-growing sorts. 2056 White 5 2051 Light Pink 5 2057 Carmine 5 2049 Giant=Flowered Mixed 2050 Tall Sorts Mixed 2058 Coral Red 2068 Deep Rose 2047 Yellow y^oz., y^oz., 15c. DWARF VARIETIES (12 to 18 inches) This class, owing to their dwarf and compact habit of growth, are well adapted for bedding out. 2083 2071 2076 2077 2082 Queen of the North. White 5 2080 Carmine 5 2079 Pink Empress 5 2081 5 Deep Rose 5 Black Prince 5. SINGLE-FLOWERED AOUILEGIA AQUILEGIA—Columbine H. P. 2 to 3 ft. Well-known and favorite plants for the garden border; especially suitable for shady places. Are easily grown, soon form large clumps, and bloom from jMay until August. Our list has been greatly extended and now includes many beautiful long-spurred hybrids; also the fine Rocky Mountain Columbine and its hybrids. All Aquilegias are de- sirable for herbaceous borders. They require moist soil. 2107 2112 2123 2133 2134 2126 2127 2124 2125 2146 2136 2137 Canadensis. Scarlet and yellow; native 5 Chrysantha. Long-spurred, yellow, single 10 Chrysantha. Double, yellow, gold-spurred 10 Coerulea (Rocky INIountain Columbine). Sepals dee
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