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?>uUiviin*s StMiidanl Seeds are tested by experts. The fo 

 fUMtoiuers and will he found to most completely fill the req 

 succession of bloom thrnnfrhout the flowering season. 



Twenty five Cents 



Pkg. Large Flowering: ANters, all colors and best varieties. 

 '* Batchelor's Button. 

 •• Cosmos, Oiant Flowered, Mixed. 



Morning Glory, Mixed. 

 " Nastursturnis, Tall (Jrowing. Mixed. 

 " Marigoltl, Mixed. 

 " Petunias, Mixed. 

 ^ " Zinnias, Mixed. 



fty Cents 



l*kg. Karly Larj;e Flowering:, Mixed Asters. 



'* Midsummer Flowering, Mixed Asters. 



" Late Branching: Flowering, Mixed Asters. 



" Sweet Alyssum. 

 Candytuft. 



" Early Blooming Comos, Larjje Flowers, Mixed 



" Late Blooming Cosmos, Large Flowers, Mixed. 



" Nasturturms, Tall Growing, Mixed. 



" Pure \\'hite Spencer Sweet Peas. 



" Ko^e IMnk Spencer Sweet Peas. 



" Ivory Colored Spencer Sweet Peas. *. 



" Portulaea, Mixed. 



** PetuniaH. 



'" Giant Flowered Verbenas, Mixed. 



" Defiance Zinnias, Choice Mixed. 



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ilowing collections have been compiled fruui the rciiuests of our 

 irements of a home garden, giving a continuous and brilliant 



One Dollar 



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Pkg. Giant Crego Aster. Mixed. 

 " "Earliest F*all*' Aster, Mixed. 

 " Late Brandling Aster, Mixed. 

 " Sweet Alyssum. 

 " BalNams, Choice Mixture. 



Candytuft. 



Batchelor's Button. 

 " Coxcomb, Mixed. 

 " ( osmos, 'liant * "liiusnn. I'ink. White. 



.Morning <ilor.>. 



Call for n a Poppy. Mi \i'(|. 

 " Oaillardia, .Mixe<l. 

 " Zinnias. .\Iixed. 



" Larkspur. Rose Searh't. i'iiiU. White. 

 '* Verhenas, Mixed. 

 " Nasturtumi, ilixed. 



Superb Spencer Sweet Peas, Pure 

 Ulue and Purple Shades. IMuk 

 low and Ivory Shades. 



White. Dark Maro.ni, 

 lul Hose Shades, Yel- 



We make a specialty of individual collections. If the above 

 lists do not contain your favorites, tell us what seeds you wish 

 and we will quote you on your own assortment. 



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C'afalog on Request. 

 P.O.Box 3237 BO 



STAMPS or COIN. 



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DURING RECESS. 



N. Y. and N. J. Asso. of Plant Growers. 



The eightli annual dinner of tlie .\e\v 

 York and New Jersey Association of 

 Plant Growers was held in the Green 

 Room of the Hotel McAlpin, New York 

 City, on February 23rd. Those present 

 declared it was the most eiijoyahle and 

 successful affair yet held by this asso- 

 ciation. After a hearty dinner .1. H. 

 Fiesser, who is president and who 

 acted as toastmaster, in an appropriate 

 address welcomed the guests and then 

 called upon numerous speakers, in- 

 cluding F. R. Pierson, Anton Schul- 

 theis, James McHutchison, A. L. Mil- 

 ler, Wm. H. Siebrecht, senior and 

 junior, and others. 



The attendance exceeded all expec- 

 tations. The guests were seated at 



round tables which were so arrange'l 

 as to leave dancing space at one end 

 of the room and a goodly number of 

 the diners danced between each course. 

 After the speechmaking was over 

 dancing was again indulged in until 

 the early hours. 



The success of this, as well as all 

 other affairs run by the Association, is 

 to be credited to the dinner committee, 

 which was headed by A. L. Miller. 



Association, of Boston, was held on 

 Tuesday, February 29, at the Boston 

 Flower Exchange. It was decided to 

 have the annual banquet on March 23, 



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Boston Florists' Bowling Scores. 



Flower Ex 1313 vs. B. C. F. & C..l-'."><! 



M. & M 1337 " Flower M VW. 



'/Ann 12S2 " Robinson 1J7J 



Galvin 1310 " Carl.onc IL'-'il 



Standing of Teams. 



G.Tlvin 4."i-23 Flower Ex 31-;'.7 



Flower M 39-29 Robinson 20-:'.'.i 



Zlnn 39-29 R. F. C. & C. 27-41 



Carbone .38-30 M. & M 21-) I 



A meeting of the Florists' Bowling 



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