CURRIE BROS. CO., AUTUMN CATALOGUE. 1921. 



Currie's Giant Pansies 



Currie's 4 Prize Winner Giant Pansy Mixtures 



CXRRIE'S TRIU3IPH OF THE GL\XTS PANSY MIXTl RE — A mar- 

 velous strain of Mammoth Pansies introduced in response to a 

 growing: demand for a Pansy strain co:nposed entirely of mam- 

 moth flowering' varieties^ of the most striking- combinations of 

 colors and marking's and embracing at the same time the newest 

 and most attractive forms. A leading feature of the strain is the 

 predominance of the waved forms and the beauty, brilliance and 

 richness of the colors are most striking. 1.000 seeds, Sl.lO; 

 pkt., 30c. 



CURRIE'S INTERNATIONAL PANSY 3IIXTURE — A grand combin- 

 ation of Giant Flowering Pansies, comprising the picked strains 

 of the most noted pansy specialists. The blooms are of the largest 

 size, distinct and varied in their markings, of fine substance, 

 containing most delicate rose shades, glo^ving reds, clear yellows, 

 bronzes and blues, blotched, shaded and inottled varieties. 1,000 

 seeds. 90c; pkt., 25e. 



CURRIE'S SUPERFINE SCOTCH PANSIES — Saved for us by one of 

 the largest and most noted Pansj- growers in Scotland, from 

 prize-winning varieties; this is one of tlie finest strains of Pansy 

 in cultivation. It is unexcelled by any in size of flower and for 

 richness of color and beautful markings it has no equal. 1,000 

 seeds, 70c • pkt., 20c 



GIANT PANSY' MIXTURE FOR FLORISTS AND AMATEURS — 'We 

 have carefully blended a mixture of all the Giant Trimardeau 

 sorts in proper pro.portions of colors, and have adled to it the 

 magnificent strains of Cassiers, Bugnots, Odiers, the ne^v Giant 

 Parisian Stained, and the rich colors of Madame Perret. The best 

 possible combination of the Giant sorts. 1,000 seeds, 50c; pkt., It5c. 



GIANT TRIMARDEAU PANSIES 

 A distinct class, with immense, showy flowers: one of the best 

 of the Large Flo^vering Pansy Mixtures, containing solid or selfs, » 

 blotched, striped and veined flowers. 



Pkt. 



Giant Adonis — Light blue with white eye $ .10 



Giant Beaconsfield — The ground color is purplish violet shaded 



off in top petals to a white hue. 10 



Giant Black — Rich blue black, splendid 10 



Giant Elniperor AViUiam — Lovely ultra-marine blue, witli distinct 



dark blue eye 



Giant Fiery Faces — Purple-scarlet ■with a yellow marg-in and a 

 yellow eye, the three lower petals marked with black spots 



Giant Golden Queen — Pure golden-yellow solid color 



Giant Madame Perret — Shades of dark wine, pink and red, beauti- 

 fully veined and frequently edged with white 



Giant Sno-tv- White — Pure white, without blotches; 



grand flower 10 



Giant Striped — Lovely striped flowers 10 



Giant WUite with Purple Eye — Very beautiful 10 



Giant Yellow — Very showy, with large black eye .10 



Giant Mixed — Vs oz., about 2,000 seeds. 50c 10 



Any four of the Giants for 35e. The whole eleven 

 Giants for SOc. 



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Curries' Giant Pansies 

 ASPARAGUS. 



Pkt. 



Plumosus Nanus (Asparagus Fern) — An exceedingly graceful 

 plant for pots or when young for fern dishes The foli- 

 age IS as graceful as the most delicate Maiden Hair Fern 

 u ill succeed under ordinary house cultivation. 15 Seeds .S lo 



Asparagrus Sprengeri (Emerald Feather) — One of the easiest 

 plants to grow in pots or hanging baskets, producing 

 graceful tronds 4 feet long, flowers white, followed by- 

 red berries. Grows readily from Seed. 15 seeds .lo 



CALENDULA — Cape Marigold 



Showy, free-flowering annuals, valuable for pot culture, bloom- 

 ing abundantly indoors in winter and spring. 



Pl't 

 Officinalis Le Proust — Double, nankeen, edged with brown s Ot 

 Officinalis Meteor— Fine for pot culture, bearing yellow ' ' ' 



flowers, striped with bright orange; y, oz., 25c 

 Orange King — Dark orange, flowers large and very double'- 



oz., 35c 



Pongei, fl. pi. (Pot Marigold)— Double white;"per 'oz "sOe 

 Pnnce of Orange — An improvement on Meteor. Color 'a deeper- 

 shade and striped in the same way; per % oz., 25c 



.0.: 



.05 

 .05 





AspeirEiSUs Plumosus Namus 



.05 



CALCEOLARIA 



Splendid plants for greenhouse decorations, forming in SDrin°- 

 dense masses of pocket-shaped flowers. Sow in September. T. P. 



Pkt 

 Hybrida Superba — Saved by a world-famous specialist Mon- 

 ster flowers of rich and varied colors, including spotted 

 laced, blotched and self-colored varieties,...-. .'s .25 



CINERARIA HYBRIDA. 



Exceedingly brilliant greenhouse plants; dense heads of "rav" 

 flowers m many, varying combinations of colors surmount deen 

 g;reen, luxuriant foliage. . "■==!-' 



Pkt 

 Currie's JIatchless — This strain is unexcelled for size of 

 blooms, brilliancy of colors and flne substance Manv 

 of the flowers are 4.% inches across, and the variety of the 



coloring is wonderful g o- 



Hybrida, Mixed — James' Prize Exhibition Strain .'..".'.'. 'j^ 



Hybrida White — "Ball of Snow" — A pure white variety. 15 



Stellata Hybrida — A beautiful star-shaped Cineraria, exce'lient ' 

 for table decoration or for grouping in conservatories 



etc ' j_ 



Double Large-Flowering Hybrids — Saved from a choice strain .15 



