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Seed Catalogue and Garden Guide. [image]
MOONFLOWER—A very handsome climber, growing 25 to 40 feet high and covered nightly and on dull days with beautiful white, moon-like flowers from five to six inches in diameter. It has a rich Jessamine-like odor. Pkt. 10c. [image]
NICOTIANA, Affinis—A night blooming plant, about two feet high blooming throughout the season. The flowers are tubular white, profusely borne, and delightfully fragrant. We know of no garden flower yielding a more agreeable odor, A few plants will perfume the whole yard garden. Pkt. 8c. [image]
NIGELLA— (Love in a Mist)—Hardy annuals, about one foot in height, finely cut leaves and handsome flowers; blooms early. Mixed colors. Pkt. 4c.
CENOTHERA— (Evening Prim rose)—An interesting half-hardy annual, opening its flowers to ward evening with a snap that is sure to attract attention, especially [especially] of the children. Mixed colors. Pkt. 8c.
OXALIS—Handsome basket plant, summer or winter; fine for rockeries. Pkt. 10c.
PLHOX DRUMMONDI.—If we could have but one flower for our garden, that one would be the Phlox. Its brilliant shades of color, ranging from clear white to brilliant scarlet make an almost dazzling show; continually in bloom.
Cuspidata or Star.—See Novelties. Per pkt. 15c.
Double Pearl.—See Novelties. Per pkt. 10c.
Grandiflora Alba.—Pure white. Per pkt. 5c.
Grandiflora Coccinea,—Brilliant scarlet. Per pkt. 5c.
Grandiflora Stellata Carminea.—Very handsome carmine flowers, with pure, white, star-like eye. Per pkt. 7c.
Jubilee.—A decided novelty, being an entirely new color in Phlox, a bright yellow. Attracted much attention on our grounds. They are of strong, bushy, erect habit, each plant presenting a mass of dazzling flowers, each of which is nearly the size of a twenty dollar gold coin and of perfect form. Per. pkt. 10c.
Nana Compacta Mixed.—Dwarf, compact growing class; very fine for borders and ribbons. Per pkt. 8c.
Fireball.—Brilliant, dazzling scarlet. Per pkt. 10c.
Snowball.—Delicate, pure white. Per pkt. 10c.
Graf Gero.—A distinct class of Phlox. Habit upright and compact. growing 4 to 6 inches high. Densely covered with many bright colored flowers and is sure to attract attention on account of its dwarf habit and free flowering. Very suitable for pot culture. Everyone will be pleased with it. Per pkt. 10c.
Perennial Mixed.—Splendid hardy plants which bloom continuously after the second year. Pkt. 5c.
Grandiflora Mixed.—Has a much larger flower than the common and preferable in every way. All colors. Per pkt. 5c.
Phlox Collection.—One packet each of the above eleven varieties making a grand assortment for only 75c. [image] [image caption: IOWA SEED CO.’S SINGLE AND DOUBLE PETUNIAS.] PETUNIAS. | 5250
Seed Catalogue and Garden Guide. [image]
MOONFLOWER—A very handsome climber, growing 25 to 40 feet high and covered nightly and on dull days with beautiful white, moon-like flowers from five to six inches in diameter. It has a rich Jessamine-like odor. Pkt. 10c. [image]
NICOTIANA, Affinis—A night blooming plant, about two feet high blooming throughout the season. The flowers are tubular white, profusely borne, and delightfully fragrant. We know of no garden flower yielding a more agreeable odor, A few plants will perfume the whole yard garden. Pkt. 8c. [image]
NIGELLA— (Love in a Mist)—Hardy annuals, about one foot in height, finely cut leaves and handsome flowers; blooms early. Mixed colors. Pkt. 4c.
CENOTHERA— (Evening Prim rose)—An interesting half-hardy annual, opening its flowers to ward evening with a snap that is sure to attract attention, especially [especially] of the children. Mixed colors. Pkt. 8c.
OXALIS—Handsome basket plant, summer or winter; fine for rockeries. Pkt. 10c.
PLHOX DRUMMONDI.—If we could have but one flower for our garden, that one would be the Phlox. Its brilliant shades of color, ranging from clear white to brilliant scarlet make an almost dazzling show; continually in bloom.
Cuspidata or Star.—See Novelties. Per pkt. 15c.
Double Pearl.—See Novelties. Per pkt. 10c.
Grandiflora Alba.—Pure white. Per pkt. 5c.
Grandiflora Coccinea,—Brilliant scarlet. Per pkt. 5c.
Grandiflora Stellata Carminea.—Very handsome carmine flowers, with pure, white, star-like eye. Per pkt. 7c.
Jubilee.—A decided novelty, being an entirely new color in Phlox, a bright yellow. Attracted much attention on our grounds. They are of strong, bushy, erect habit, each plant presenting a mass of dazzling flowers, each of which is nearly the size of a twenty dollar gold coin and of perfect form. Per. pkt. 10c.
Nana Compacta Mixed.—Dwarf, compact growing class; very fine for borders and ribbons. Per pkt. 8c.
Fireball.—Brilliant, dazzling scarlet. Per pkt. 10c.
Snowball.—Delicate, pure white. Per pkt. 10c.
Graf Gero.—A distinct class of Phlox. Habit upright and compact. growing 4 to 6 inches high. Densely covered with many bright colored flowers and is sure to attract attention on account of its dwarf habit and free flowering. Very suitable for pot culture. Everyone will be pleased with it. Per pkt. 10c.
Perennial Mixed.—Splendid hardy plants which bloom continuously after the second year. Pkt. 5c.
Grandiflora Mixed.—Has a much larger flower than the common and preferable in every way. All colors. Per pkt. 5c.
Phlox Collection.—One packet each of the above eleven varieties making a grand assortment for only 75c. [image] [image caption: IOWA SEED CO.’S SINGLE AND DOUBLE PETUNIAS.] PETUNIAS. |