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The Florists^ Review 



July 20. 1922 



Burpee's Sweet Peas 



The Burpee Early Flowering Sweet Peas are recog- 

 nized as leaders in their various colors and they are grown 

 extensively by all florists who demand the very best. 



The careful hybridization work carried on at Burpee's 

 Fordhook Farms in Pennsylvania, the growing of the seed 

 crops on Burpee's Floradale Farms in California, and our 

 extensive indoor and outdoor trials give us a unique op- 

 portunity to supply the florists with the very best that 

 can be had in Sweet Peas. Everything possible is done 

 to insure the quality of Burpee's Sweet Peas. 



Mrs. Warren G. Harding 



"Th* Harding Blue" 



Mrs. Warren G. Marding is a deep shade of silvery 



blue. It is pure in color without any suspicion of 



mauve or rose. The flowers are immense in size with 



a broad and much frilled standard. It is a vigorous 



grower, bearing large, four- flowered sprays 



in great profusion. Awarded Certificate of 



Merit at the International Flower Show 



held in New York, March, 1921. Trade 



packet, SO cts.; oz., $2.50; Vi lb., $7.50; lb., 



$25.00, postpaid. 



Burpee's Orange 



"A Pure Glistening Orange" 



Burpee's Orange is in every way distinct, 

 as there is no trace of pink or orange-pink 

 in either standard or wings. It is a true 

 glowing orange self, a shade that looks 

 attractive under artificial light as well as 

 in the day-time. The flowers are of im- 

 mense size and beautifully waved and are 

 borne in fours on long stems. Burpee's 

 Orange was awarded a Certificate of Merit 

 '"• , at the International Flower Show held in 



New York, March, 1921. Trade packet. 

 $1.00; oz., $5.00; y* lb., $15.00; lb., $50.00, 

 postpaid. 



Cheerful 



"A Rich Shade of Roae" 



A most appropriately named variety with large well waved 

 flowers of a cheerful" shade of begonia-rose. Few varieties 

 make such an imposmg bunch. A good strong grower and pro- 

 fuse bloomer. Awarded Certificate of Merit at the International 

 l-lower Show held in New York, March. 1921. Trade 

 packet $1.00; oz., $5.00; % lb., $15.00; lb., $50.00, 

 post paid. 



Sunburst Improved 



The color is a pleasing and attractive sha<Ie of ricli 

 salmon -pir.k, intensified toward the margin with a cast 

 of amber and salmon. Immense flowers borne in fours 

 on long and stout stems. Oz., $1JM; >4 lb., $3.00; lb.. 

 $10.00, p(»ti>aid. 



Mrs. Kerr 



"The Best Early Flowering Salmon" 



Mrs. Kerr has created a sensation whenever exhibited, 

 riu- color is a pleasing shade of rich salmon overlaid 

 with a soft tinge of orange. It is an indescribably 

 beautiful flower of magnificent size and superb form. 

 Awarded Certificate of Merit at the International 

 Mower Show held in New York, March, 193(1. Trade 

 packet, SO cts.; oz., $2.00; Vi lb., $6.00; lb., $18.00. postpaid. 



White Star 



A first class black-seeded white bearing elegant 

 1 1 „ sprays. The flowers are artistically arraneed in fours 



on long and strong stems. The plants are robust and branch freely. Awarded a c";! 

 t,tlc^lte of Merit at the Imernational Flower Show held in New York. March I9" 

 Trade packet, 50 cts.; oz., $2.00; % lb., $6.00; lb., $18.00, postpaid. ' 



Write for Burpee's Special Wholesale Offer of 

 Sweet Peas to Florists 



W. Atlee Burpee Co., sgedjiwers, Philadelphia 



Mrs. Warren G. 

 Harding is one of 

 the most admired 

 Early Flowering 

 Sweet Peas we 

 have ever orig- 

 inated. 



