Vaughan's gardening illustrated . Carnation Carnations ? # THE Carnation has long been prized as a hardyborder flower, and it certainly deserves all thepraise lavished upon it. Being hardy, free-flower-ing, and easily grown either in flower beds, bor-ders, or pots, it is one of the most valuable andbeautiful of our summer flowers and a favoritewith everyone. Plants raised from seed bloommore profusely than propagated plants, and aretherefore to be preferred. 9 10 Chabaud Mixed. A remarkable strainraised by a Carnation specialist in southernFrance. Blooms in 5 months after beingsown, and contin


Vaughan's gardening illustrated . Carnation Carnations ? # THE Carnation has long been prized as a hardyborder flower, and it certainly deserves all thepraise lavished upon it. Being hardy, free-flower-ing, and easily grown either in flower beds, bor-ders, or pots, it is one of the most valuable andbeautiful of our summer flowers and a favoritewith everyone. Plants raised from seed bloommore profusely than propagated plants, and aretherefore to be preferred. 9 10 Chabaud Mixed. A remarkable strainraised by a Carnation specialist in southernFrance. Blooms in 5 months after beingsown, and continues to flower indefinitely inthe greatest profusion. 100 seeds, 15c. 91 1 American Hybrids. A valuable race oflarge-flowered carnations, bearing their hand-some blooms on long wiry stems for a longtime in succession. 35 seeds, 25c. 914 Marie Chabaud. Pure canary yellow. 50seeds, 15 c. 930 Giant Margaret Mixed. Flowers of verylarge size, measuring 3 in. or more in diam-eter; colors include all the shades of white,pink, crimson a


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