CURRIE BROTHERS CO. MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN 
Currie’s Novelties and Specialties in Flower Seeds 
ANTIRRHINUM 
TOM THUMB 
“DAINTY GEM” 
We herewith offer a color, 
which has hitherto been lack- 
ing in this section, and a plant 
with the real compact Tom 
Thumb habit. The plants 
stand evenly like ranks of 
soldiers and the strain comes 
true from seed, not throwing 
a percentage of taller plants 
like most other varieties of 
its class. The flowers are of 
a beautiful delicate shade of 
rose, closely resembling the 
favorite sort, Fascination, and 
nothing better can be ima- 
gined for flat dwarf bedding 
schemes and ribbon borders. 
It will also be exceptionally 
valuable for cultivation in 
window boxes, the Tom 
Thumb Antirrhinum being a 
favorite plant for this purpose 
and one of the most suitable. 
Antirrhinum Tom Thumb ‘Dainty Gem.” Pkt., 25c. 
ANTIRRHINUM NANUM GRANDIFLORUM TANGERINE 
A distinct achievement in the Nanum Grandiflorum group. The flowers are a brilliant fiery orange of great 
intensity holding its orange brilliancy till the flowers drop, throwing many long spikes with fine large flowers. 
Tangerine will make an excellent bedding variety having a color much in demand lending itself to color schemes 
for the garden beautiful. Pkt., 25c. 
ARCTOTIS HYBRIDA 
Undoubtedly this new variety of Arctotis is one of the most beautiful novelties introduced during the last few 
years. It is a hardy annual, height about 12 inches. The flowers are of beautiful shades of colours with a dark 
disk at the center. The leaves are crested and fringed, on the upper part of a green and underneath of a silvery 
color. Pkt., 25c. 
AGERATUM GRANDIFLORA FARAONE 
This is a new variety of Ageratum, which surpasses all the other varieties known to horticulture. Its great 
value is due to the dwarf and compact habit and to the very long flowering. The flowers are of a beautiful blue 
color, which after many days, changes slightly into a rosy color. This, together with the bright blue color, is of 
a marvelous effect. Pkt., 25c. 
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