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Winter-flowering Sweet Peas 



ALL true stocks of Winter-Flowering Sweet Peas are very scarce this season; some varieties are a total 

 failure, owing to the exceptional season in California this Spring. We can make immediate de- 

 livery of all the. undermentioned varieties. 



Our stocks of Christmas 

 Flowering Sweet Peas have 

 stood the test for years, and 

 we can refer you to the larg- 

 est growers of this increas- 

 ingly popular flower, as to 

 the trueness and quality of 

 our seed, earliness of bloom- 

 ing period, and strength and 

 habit of plants. 



The following varieties 

 are the "best by test " and 

 include Zvolanek's and our 

 own introductions, grown 

 for seed from selected stocks 

 by the leading California 

 Growers and Specialists of 

 Sweet Peas. Our output 

 last year was nearly 6000 

 lbs. No kicks and plenty 

 of testimonials as to qual- 

 ity, germination and true- 

 ness to type. 



T^IITTBR-FLOWEBINO SWBET PEAS AT NATIONAL IXOWER SHOW. 

 BOSTON, BIABCH 85th TO APRII. 1st, 1011. 



Partly abowlng: Mr. Wm. 81m'!i Exhibit, which won the majority of the leadingr prizes— aeed almost exclaslvely 

 supplied by "Boddinrton." Sim's Sweet Peas were one of the sensational Exhibits at this Grand Flower Show 

 — averagre lenarth of stem belnit twenty inches. 



Boddington's Quality Winter-Flowering Sweet Peas 



At the Exhibition and Convention of the National Sweet Pea Society of America, July 12th and 

 13th, 1910, we again won the C. C. Morse & Co.'s Silver Cup for the finest and best collection of 

 Sweet Peas open to the trade only. 



BODDIVOTpN'S EXTRA EABLY OHSIST- 

 1CA8 WHITE SHOWBIU). An exoeption- 

 aily early Sweet Pea for Indoor flowering 

 — will Moom six weeka after aowinr. Color 

 dear white, npon lone stems; habit fairly 

 dwarf and of ezcepnonally free-flowering 

 qnalltles. Without doubt, the finest early 

 white for indoor planting. We sell one 

 grower in PennsylTfnia 35 lbs. of this 

 Tarietr every year; name on application. 



lb. IS. 90. 



BODDIVOTON'S CHUISTXAS VTHK. This 

 is the earUest and most profitable and 

 QBefal Sweet Pea in cnltlTation. as by sow- 

 ing the seed under glass in latter part of 

 Angvst, flowers can be cut from Thanks- 



tlTlog on during the Winter months. Oz. 

 t Ota., )4 lb. 75 eta., Vi lb. $1.86, lb. fS.OO. 



BODOnrOTOM'S CHKISTMAS WHITE. A 

 companion to our Christmas Pink. Just as 

 free and profuse a bloomer. Oz. 1ft cts., 

 M lb. 60 cts., % lb. 85 oU., lb. fl.50. 



BODDINOTON'S CANAEY. Similar to the 

 atioTc, but flowers of an exceptionally good 

 yellow. Oz. 86 cts., V4 lb. fl.OO, Vi lb. 

 81.76, lb. 88.00. ▼ . 7. 



BODmNGTON'S FLAHINOO. Color scarlet; 

 free-flowering and early. Oz, 60 cts., ^ lb. 

 81.60, % lb. 18.75, lb. 85.00. 



Christmas Meteor. Scarlet; fine open red 

 flower. O*. 86 cts., ^ lb. 76 oti., % lb. 

 81.86, lb. 12.00. 



Florence Denier, Pure white. Of. 15 ots., 



M lb. 60 cts., y, lb. 86 eta., lb. 91.60. 

 Le Marquis. This is the same color as 



Princess of Wales Tlolet; has very large 



flowers. Oz. 26 cts., V4 lb. 76 cts., Vi lb. 



81.26, lb. 82.00. 

 Misa Helen M. Ooold. White, open flower; 



standard lilac, marbled. Oz. 86 ota., ^ lb. 



75 ctt., M lb. 81.26, lb. |8.00. 

 Mra. E. Wild. Carmine or dark pink. Oz. 



25 cts., 1/4 lb. 75 ots., H lb. 91.25, lb. 88.00. 



Miss Josey Beilly. Lilac; very large flow- 

 ers. Oz. 26 ots., Vt lb. 75 ots., Vi lb. 81.86, 

 lb. 82.00. 



Mrs. Alexander Wallace. The best lavender; 

 seed very scarce. Oz. 50 cts., Va lb. 91.50, 

 >4 lb. 92.86, lb. 9*.0O. 



Mrs. William 81m, Salmon-pink. Oi. 60 ota., 

 >4 lb. 91.60, % lb. 98.86, lb. 9100. 



Mrs. George Lewis. Large, pure white, 

 wavy flower. Oz. 26 eta., V4 lb. 76 ots.. 

 \i lb. 91.26, lb. 92.00. 



Mrs. W. W. Bmalley. Satiny pink. Oz. 86 



cts., V4 lb. 81.00, V4 lb. 81.76, lb. 98.00. 

 Mrs. F. J. Dolanaky. Daybreak pink. Os. 



26 cts., Vi lb. 75 ots., y, lb. 91.25, lb. 98-00. 

 Mrs. Chas. H. Totty. Sky-blue; late. Os. 



25 cts., M lb. 76 cts.. \i lb. 91.85, lb. 92.00. 

 Watchonr. Pure white. Oz. 26 ots., ^ lb. 



76 cts., M lb. 91.26, lb. 98.00. 

 Wm. J. Stewart. Blue self. Oz. 85 ota.. 



V4 lb. 76 ots., Vi lb. 91-26. lb. 92.00. 



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