Farm and garden annual : spring 1907 . GARET CARNATIONS HARDY GARDEN CARNATIONS. For early flowering sow in Mayoutdoors, transplanting when largeenough. By fall they will makethrifty clumps which will give largequantities of delightful carnationsearly the following summer. Theyare perfectly hardy, only requiring aslight covering during winter. ThePerennial Pinks, page 65, can also betreated in this manner. Choice Double Mixed—Saved fromnamed flowers; 500 seeds 25c 10 Good Mixed—Saved from border plants;500 seeds 15c 5 CARNATION GIANT FANCY EVER-BL003IING. The famous Chabauds new strain of Carn
Farm and garden annual : spring 1907 . GARET CARNATIONS HARDY GARDEN CARNATIONS. For early flowering sow in Mayoutdoors, transplanting when largeenough. By fall they will makethrifty clumps which will give largequantities of delightful carnationsearly the following summer. Theyare perfectly hardy, only requiring aslight covering during winter. ThePerennial Pinks, page 65, can also betreated in this manner. Choice Double Mixed—Saved fromnamed flowers; 500 seeds 25c 10 Good Mixed—Saved from border plants;500 seeds 15c 5 CARNATION GIANT FANCY EVER-BL003IING. The famous Chabauds new strain of Carna-tions are surpassingly beautiful in form and color-ing. The old style Perpetuals flowered only oncea year and that at 15 months from sowing. Withthis new strain one can have Fancy Pinks in 6 monthsfrom sowing. The flowers are enormous, of great sub-stance and sweetness, and continue flowering is just the Carnation for house culture during fall and winter 10 . ;ia/.ii afa:, CASTOR OIL BEAN. (See Ricinus.).
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