. Bedding Begonia Everblooming Bedding Begonias [^''^ ® Splendid bedding plants that do well in full sun, in partial shade, or in full shade. They are of sturdy growth form- ing dense bushes about a foot tall. Started early indoors and set in the open after all danger of frost they will flower from May until late fall. Also splendid for growing in pots for winter blooming indoors. 1461 Albert Martin. Extra-large flowers of a bright crimson-scarlet color. 1462 Christmas Cheer. A bright crimson-scarlet. Splendid Christmas pot plant. 1465 Erfordia. Rosy carmine. 1466 Fireball. Tall graceful plant


. Bedding Begonia Everblooming Bedding Begonias [^''^ ® Splendid bedding plants that do well in full sun, in partial shade, or in full shade. They are of sturdy growth form- ing dense bushes about a foot tall. Started early indoors and set in the open after all danger of frost they will flower from May until late fall. Also splendid for growing in pots for winter blooming indoors. 1461 Albert Martin. Extra-large flowers of a bright crimson-scarlet color. 1462 Christmas Cheer. A bright crimson-scarlet. Splendid Christmas pot plant. 1465 Erfordia. Rosy carmine. 1466 Fireball. Tall graceful plants with brilliant crimson flowers. 1467 Glory of Chatallaine. Sunproof rose-pink flowers. 1462 Gustav Knaake. Pink with salmon shading. Bronzy green foli- age. 1470 Illusion. Dense compact plants with rose flowers with white blotch. 1468 Indian Maid. Bright deep scar- let flowers and dark bronzy foUage. 1469 Luminosa. Brilliant fiery dark scarlet blooms; bronzy foliage. 1473 Prima Donna. Limpid rose shading to rich carmine in center. 1471 White Pearl. The best of the white flowered varieties. 1480 Semperflorens Mixed. Includes both green and bronze-leaved sorts. • Any of the above: Pkt. SOc. Bells of Ireland ® 1507 Molucella laevis. A curious but very attractive plant belonging to the Mint family. Its popular name, "Bells of Ireland," refers to the con- spicuous, large, deep green calysis which are attractively veined with lighter green. The small two-lipped white flowers are rather inconspicu- ous. Sow in the open after danger of frost. Blooms during July and August. Pkt. ISc; large pkt. 60c. ® = Annual; (B)=Biennial; [HHP]=Half-Hardy Perennial; [Hp]=Hardy Perennial; [Tp]=Tender Perennial 45


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