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Novelties and Specialties^ 1894. 



f apquhaps' Kent-Grooin Seeds of Smeet Peas, Hasturticims, Etc. 



Give the grower better flowers and more of them than any others. 



The prices are no more than are charged by other dealers for the small, shriveled seeds usually offered. 



See pages 43, 50, 51. and Supplement. 



The Queen of White Smeet Peas, "EJVimV HEJiOERSON." 



Absolutely pure white, as clear as alabaster and as lustrous as satin. The flowers, of remarkable 

 substance, are borno on long, stiff peduncles, are extra large, with broad, round standards that stand 

 up boldly without reflex or curl. ,. , , , ea „„„„ 



The plants are robust, compact and branching, producing such a prodigal abundance ot flowers, 

 that the plants appear as if covered with snow. From one plant, specially cultivated, we have cutm one 

 season the seemingly incredible number of 1035 sprays of bloom. ■ , , .. *. a 



In earllness, it outrivals all competitors by nearly two weeks, and continues a veritable cut-ana- 

 come-again " to the end of Autumn. The fragrance is most delicious and distinct. 



HEADQUARTERS SEED IN ORIGINAIj PACKETS. Per packet, 15 cents ; per ounce, 

 50 cents, po.st paid. See page 51. 



