Farm and garden annual, spring 1906 . 15 GERANIUM. Easily raised from seed,and can be flowered thefirst season by sowingearly in hot-bed orhouse. Our collectioncontains many new va-rieties. , Zonal Mixed. 10Double, Zonal Mixed 10O r namental-LeavedGeraniums, —Thisfragrant varietycan be best grownfrom seed. Sow ina light soil, keep-ing ij)oist Lady WashingtonGeranium (Pelar-gonium)—C h o ice mixed handsome plantscan be had in flower,with a little care, thefirst season from seed;sow in the house or hot-bed, taking care not tobury or wash out theseeds i
Farm and garden annual, spring 1906 . 15 GERANIUM. Easily raised from seed,and can be flowered thefirst season by sowingearly in hot-bed orhouse. Our collectioncontains many new va-rieties. , Zonal Mixed. 10Double, Zonal Mixed 10O r namental-LeavedGeraniums, —Thisfragrant varietycan be best grownfrom seed. Sow ina light soil, keep-ing ij)oist Lady WashingtonGeranium (Pelar-gonium)—C h o ice mixed handsome plantscan be had in flower,with a little care, thefirst season from seed;sow in the house or hot-bed, taking care not tobury or wash out theseeds in watering; trans-plant as. soon as largeenough to Choice 15 GAILLARDIA GAILLARDIA. One of the best annuals forbedding, being a constantbloomer and presentingauite a diversity of colors, all very handsome. For cut bloom in vases theGaillardias are all excellent, and in fact are equaled by very few annuals forthat purpose. The stems are large, and the flowers remain fresh a long timewhen in water. H. H. A. Pkt. All Colors Mixed.—Per oz. 25c 5 Picta Lorenziana—A fine double va- , with heads 2 in. in —— H. H. A 5 New Perennial Hybrids—A new classwith very large flowers of new andbrilliant colors and markings. Pro-fuse bloomers, worthy of a place in every garden 10 GNAPHALIUM— true Edelweiss of the Alps. Theflowers are of a downy appearance,pure white and star-shaped. H. 10GREVILLEA plants, suitable for roomdecoration. Their large, finely di-vided, fern-like foliage gives them avery graceful appearance. H. H. 5 GERANIUM. GODETIA. Hardy annuals of the easiest cultiva-tion. S
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