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Love Lies Bleeding
Amaranthus Caudatus has _ long
drooping flower-spikes resembling
chenille and is blood red in color.
Annual. 2 to 3 feet.
No, 1173. Packet, 10c; ®
14 02., 30c. pole
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No. 927. Dwarf Rocket LARKSPUR—A
splendid hardy annual Larkspur, growing only
1 foot high and producing large, double hyacinth-like blooms in a variety of charming
colors. Packet, 10c; 14 07., 30c.
No. 208. Tall Rocket LARKSPUR—A tall
hardy annual Larkspur, growing about 21:
feet high. Mixed colors. Pkt. 10c; 14 0z., 35c.
No. 195. Emperor William LOBELIA—A very
dwarf. compact variety covered with white,
blue-margined flowers; flowers from June to
November. Packet, 10c; 14 07z., 50c.
No. 304. Erinus Hamburgia LOBELIA—A
trailing sort for hanging baskets or window
boxes. Large dark blue: flowers.
Packet, 10; 14 02., 40c.
No. 46. Annual LUPINS with their graceful
spikes of rich and various colored pea-shaped
flowers and glossy dark foliage certainly “ are
attractive in the garden. Height 2 feet.
Packet, mixed colors, 10c; 12 02z., 20c.
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