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A. CURRIE .§c CO.m
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130 Wisconsin St.. Milwaukee. Wis.l^
MARIGOLD
The African and French Marig-olds are old favorite free-flower-
ing annuals of easy culture; both are extremely effective. The
former have uniformly large yellow or orange-colored flowers, and
are well adapted for large beds or mixed borders, the latter are
dwarfer in growth, with beautifully striped flowers, and better suit-
ed for bedding purposes, or for pot culture; they succeed best in a
light soil, with full exposure to the sun.
Pkt.
African Double Lemon — Flowers double lemon-yellow. % oz.,
20e 05
African Double Orange — Flowers densely double, rich deep
golden-orange. % oz., 20c 05
African Double Finest Mixed. % oz., 20e 05
African El Dorado — Mammoth double flowers, colors yellow
and orange. % oz., 20c .05
French Double Finest Mixed — Colors reddish brown, striped
gold. % oz., 20c 05
Lesrion of Honor — Dwarf, single bright golden yellow, marked
velvety-brown ". 05
Marigold, Legion of Honor.
IPOMOEAS
EVENING GLORIES AND MOON-FLOVVEIRS.
Handsome flow^ered varieties with ornamental foliage.
Cardlnalis (Cardinal Climber) — See page 50.
Uona Nox (Good Night or Evening Glory) — Beautiful, large
flowering, fragrant, violet color $fl.05
Heavenly Blue — Beautiful, extra large, sky-blue flowers
borne in clusters and large heart-shaped leaves 10
Pkt.
Leari (Dawn Flower) — Flowers beau-
tiful bright blue, borne in clusters..
.10
African Marigold.
Seto.sa (Brazilian Morning Glory) — ■
Bears large, handsome foliage.
The flowers are bright rose with a
deeper colored star In the center
and borne in clusters, followed by
curious seed pods 10
THE NEW GIANT WHITE
MOONFLOWER
Ipomoea Grandiflora — This greatly improved
variety of the popular Moonflower Vine,
produces much larger flowers and in
greater profusion. It' grown in well en-
riched soil in a warm, sunny location and
given sufficient water while making
growth, the vine will attain a height of
from 60 to 75 feet during the summer
season, and be covered with large bluish
green heart-shaped leaves, and will be
studded from July until frost with im-
mense saucer-shaped flowers from 7 to 8
inches across and as glistening white as
disks of white satin. They are also softly
fragrant. The flowers open about sun-
set, close the next morning, though on
cloudy davs they remain open until noon.
The effect^ particularly on moonlit nights,
is entrancingly beautiful.
Per 100 seeds $0.50
Pkt 10