. Catalog Seeds Catalogs; Vegetables Catalogs; Plants Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs. PLANT NEW FLOWER VARIETIES (See Page 20 for Planting Data: Cultural Instructions on Seed Packets.) POPPIESâ(Continued) CALIFORNIA (ESCHSCHOLTZIA) (12 in.)âThis delightful flower be- longs in every garden. Plants grow in tufts, with lacy blue-green fol- iage. Long tapering buds expand in- . to handsome saucer-shaped blos- soms. Bloom profusely all summer. Yellow or Mixed. Pkt. 10c. *TULIP (2 ft.)âLarge Tulip-shaped flowers of dazzling scarlet with black maltest cro
. Catalog Seeds Catalogs; Vegetables Catalogs; Plants Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs. PLANT NEW FLOWER VARIETIES (See Page 20 for Planting Data: Cultural Instructions on Seed Packets.) POPPIESâ(Continued) CALIFORNIA (ESCHSCHOLTZIA) (12 in.)âThis delightful flower be- longs in every garden. Plants grow in tufts, with lacy blue-green fol- iage. Long tapering buds expand in- . to handsome saucer-shaped blos- soms. Bloom profusely all summer. Yellow or Mixed. Pkt. 10c. *TULIP (2 ft.)âLarge Tulip-shaped flowers of dazzling scarlet with black maltest cross. Pkt. 10c. PORTULACA (MOSS ROSE)âEspe- cially desirable for edging, in mass beds, on mounds or in rock gardens. Low growing plant with thick, fleshy, waxy stem. Brilliantly color- ed flowers ; cup-shaped in single va- rieties and rose-like in double. Drouth resistant. SINGLE MIXED. Pkt. 10c. DOUBLE MIXED. Pkt. 150. QUEEi. ANNE'S LACE FLOW ERâ The white lacy, flower so common in Texas, which softens and beauti- fies bouquets and graces so many borders. Pkt. 10c. â SALPIGLOSSIS (PAINT- ED TONGUE) (See Illustra- tion)âThe long flowering period of this plant combined with its showy flowers makes it desirable for every garden. Flowers are richly colored, velvety in texture, lily in shape, golden veining adds to their beauty. Pkt. 10c. â SCABIOSA, IMPERIAL GIANT BLUE MOON (See Inside Back Cover) (3 ft.)â Fully double and a deep lav- ender blue of unusual at- tractiveness. Won Hon- orable Mention in 1939 All American Selections. Blooms on long stem, fine for cutting. Pkt. 10C. SCABIOSA (PIN CUSH- ION FLOWER.) (2i/2 ft.) âStamens light in color and in contrast with pet- als look like pins stuck into a cushion. Soft tones predominate. Pkt. SNAPDRAGON (ANTIRRHINUM) Long showy spikes of tubular flowers, wgj with spreading lobes and finely ^ marked throats. Fragrant as well as brilliantly colored. Very desirable for cutting. Likes poor soil. Rustproof. Brilliant ROSE, SC
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