. 20th year. Nursery stock Missouri Carthage Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs. COSMOS. CYPRESS VINE. ASTER. GOURDS. Hercules Club, Oranger-Mock Orange. Sugar Trough—Of ten used for buckets. Dish Cloth—Or Chinese Sponge (Luffa). ,^est Egg—Excellent for nest eggs. ^iiBlC AMARANTH—Favorite everlaat- ing flower. Forget-Me-T^ot—True Blue (Myosotls Al- peslies), Helichrysum—Double, fine mixed, everlast- ing flowers. Hollyhock—Double, mixed, 10c. Lobei^ia—Erinuss, blue, for edging pots or rockeries, 10c. Lob

. 20th year. Nursery stock Missouri Carthage Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs. COSMOS. CYPRESS VINE. ASTER. GOURDS. Hercules Club, Oranger-Mock Orange. Sugar Trough—Of ten used for buckets. Dish Cloth—Or Chinese Sponge (Luffa). ,^est Egg—Excellent for nest eggs. ^iiBlC AMARANTH—Favorite everlaat- ing flower. Forget-Me-T^ot—True Blue (Myosotls Al- peslies), Helichrysum—Double, fine mixed, everlast- ing flowers. Hollyhock—Double, mixed, 10c. Lobei^ia—Erinuss, blue, for edging pots or rockeries, 10c. Lob Stock Photo
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. 20th year. Nursery stock Missouri Carthage Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs. COSMOS. CYPRESS VINE. ASTER. GOURDS. Hercules Club, Oranger-Mock Orange. Sugar Trough—Of ten used for buckets. Dish Cloth—Or Chinese Sponge (Luffa). , ^est Egg—Excellent for nest eggs. ^iiBlC AMARANTH—Favorite everlaat- ing flower. Forget-Me-T^ot—True Blue (Myosotls Al- peslies), Helichrysum—Double, fine mixed, everlast- ing flowers. Hollyhock—Double, mixed, 10c. Lobei^ia—Erinuss, blue, for edging pots or rockeries, 10c. Lobelia—Mixed colors. Nigelia—(Love in a mist), curiousseed pods. MARIGOLD—Double French. Marigold- D6uble African. MARVEL OF PERU—Four CClock—Old favorite. MIGONETTE. Machet—Sweet scented, compact growth. Golden Queen. Large Flowered. MOON FLOWER. Moon Flower—White, black seed. Moon Flower—Pink. Large VFhite—White seed; 10c pkt. PANSIES. These produce a profusion of bright flowers; they prefer a moist, shady situation. Our col- lection of Pansies cannot be surpassed for bril- liancy of color and profusion of bloom. Snow Queen—Satiiny white, 10c pkt. Emperor William—Large, dark Dlue, pkt 10c. Faust Black—Fine, pkt 10c. Giant Yellow—New, black eye, pkt 15c. Odier—A strain of 8 and 6-blotched Show Pansier, unsurpassed for shape, marking and rich color. Pkt 15c. Giant Trimardeau—Mixed, entirely dis- tinct large flowers, splendid colors; pkt 10c. German—Finest mixed, large, fine colors; per pkt 10c. New Mammoth Mixed-Extra select ;pkt 10c. Good Mixed—Pkt 5c. PHLOX. NASTURTIUMS. Are among the most beautiful of flowers; their rich color and free blooming qualities making them invaluable. The dwarf sorts are flne for bedding or massing; the tall for covering rocks, trellises or fences. They thrive on poor soil. DWARF VARIETIES. Aurora—Salmon, Rose and Blush; oz 15c. Beauty—Yellow, Flushed Vermillion; oz 15c. Pearl—Creamy White; oz 20c.