SWEET PEAS, VERBENAS, ZINNIAS, ETC. 



The Choicest Spencer Sweet Peas 



The varieties we offer are pronounced by experts to be the cream of the Spencer Sweet 

 Peas. Those marked ♦ are the early-flowering kinds which begin to flower about two weeks 

 ahead of the others. 



Six Beautiful Novelty Spencers o § 



1504 Hawlmark Pink. Salmon-pink ;\vings 

 rose. 50 seeds 15 cts., '2OZ. 50 cts. 



1525 Picture. A blend of cream and 

 pink. 25 seeds 15 cts.. J*oz. 75 cts. 



1509 Rosalind. Rose-crimson, suffused 

 salmon. 30 seeds 25 cts., 5 pkts. $1. 



1504 Scarlet Duplex. Glowing scarlet- 

 crimson. 30 seeds 25 cts., 5 pkts. Si. 



1507 Tangerine. Rich tangerine-orange 

 color. 40 seeds 15 cts.. ,' 3 oz. 50 cts. 



1501 Wedgwood Improved. Loveliest 

 pale blue. 40 seeds 15c, 32OZ. 50c. 



OFFER 49. One pkt. each of above 6 Novelties, for 75 cts. 



Choice Spencer Sweet Peas O § 



Price for all named Sweet Peas as listed below (except Early-flowering ♦ kinds and others 

 noted) 10 cts. per pkt., 50 cts. per oz., $1.50 per V^b., postpaid 



PINK AND SALMON SHADES 



1581 Barbara. Superb salmon color. 



1593 Daisybud. Apple-blossom tints and 

 cream. Pkt. 15 cts.. oz. 75 cts. 



1598 ♦Enchantress. Bright rose-pink shad- 

 ing deeper at edges. Pkt. 15c. oz. 75c 



1570 Elfrida Pearson. Fine light pink. 



1579 Hercules. Soft rose-pink self. 



1567 Margaret Atlee. Rosy salmon color 

 on a creamy buff ground. 



BLUE AND LAVENDER 



15S7 ♦Bluebird. This is a charming shade 

 of blue. Somewhat similar to Wedg- 

 wood but more of a true self, especially 

 as the flower ages. Pkt. 15c, oz. 75c. 



1514 Florence Nightingale. Soft lavender. 



1574 ♦Lavender King. True, deep laven- 

 der. Pkt. 15 cts.. oz. 75 cts. 



1584 Margaret Madison. Clear azure-blue. 



1576 Royal Purple. Rich, rosy purple. 



1596 Mrs. Tom Jones. Bright delphinium- 

 blue. 40 seeds 15 cts., oz. 75 cts. 



RED AND CARMINE 



1572 Fiery Cross. Scintillating red or rich 

 orange-scarlet. Very fine. 



1578 King Edward. Deep rich crimson- 

 scarlet color which does not fade. 



1526 Royal Scot. A true scarlet of great 

 beauty, and the strong, four-flowered 

 stems are freely produced. Pkt. 

 15 cts., oz. $1. 



1577 The President. A wonderfully bril- 

 liant, glowing scarlet. Said to be the 

 brightest color we have in Sweet Peas. 



WHITE AND TINTED 

 1582 Constance Hinton. Splendid white. 

 1590 Elegance. Blush-lilac, suffused pinkish 



lilac. Pkt. 15 cts., oz. 75 cts. 

 1502 King White. Superior to all other 



whites. 

 1575 ♦Snowstorm Improved. A vigorous 



grower with very large white flowers 



borne in fours on very long stems. 



OFFER 49a. One pkt. each of the 4 early- 

 flowering kinds marked ♦ for 50 cts. 



OFFER 49b. Any 12 pkts. of 10-ct. Spen- 

 cers, your selection, for $1 



Sweet Peas, | 

 Mixed 



, Price, Postpaid ■ 



1564 C & J. BEST UP-TO-DATE Pkt. Oz. %Vo. Lb. 



MIXED GRANDDJLORAS . . So 05 So 20 So 50 Si So 

 1523 C & J. EXTRA-SELECTED 



MIXED SPENCERS 10 35 85 3 00 



Lovely Verbenas for Bedding see cut 



1605 CONARD'S NEW PRIZE. O The plants are enormous bloomers, producing Pkt. 



great sheets of flowers during the whole season; the flowers are of the largest 

 size, most perfect form, and brightest and richest colors; they are delightfully 

 sweet-scented Koz. 25 cts. . . $0 10 



1606 Pure White (Sea Foam or Candidissima). O A particularly fine strain of 



exquisite, large-flowering, pure white Verbenas 10 



161 Lucifer. O An improved Scarlet Defiance. Brilliant scarlet flowers borne in 



splendid clusters; showy when planted in solid beds or borders 10 



1609 Moss Verbena. Q Grows very quickly from seed and soon covers the ground 

 with a thick mat of fine, mosslike foliage and a grand profusion of lovely, 



rosy purple, verbena-like flowers 10 



OFFER 49c. 1 pkt. each of the four Verbenas offered, for 35 cts., postpaid 



Everblooming Zinnias (Youth and Old A ge ) ptg e C 48 



1650 Haageana Perfection. O A distinct novelty. Finest, brightest colors. ... 10 



165 1 Improved Giant Mammoth. O These belong to a grand new class of 



2innias, growing about 3 feet high, branching freely and bearing an immense 

 profusion of large, double flowers of the richest and most handsome colors 

 all season. Fine double mixed colors, bright and handsome oz. Si . . 10 



1653 New Curled and Crested. O Has large, curled and crested petals, which 



impart softness and beauty to the flowers 10 



1657 Dwarf Salmon-Rose. (New.) The most popular color of all, and hundreds 



of perfect, fully double flowers can be had from one packet of seeds } 4 oz. 35c. . . 10 



1654 Dwarf Fireball. O Makes beautiful, dwarf, bushy plants, covered with 



large, double flowers of bright crimson %oz. 35 cts. . . 10 



1658 Double Dahlia-Flowered. (New.) Extra fine 15 



1655 Dwarf Snowball. O Flowers are pure snow-white Xoz. 35 cts.. . 10 



Sweet Peas. The more flowers you cut the longer 

 the vines will bloom. This is a Sptncer type 



1615 VTNCA. O § Splendid house and Pkt. 

 bedding plants, 18 inches high, with 

 glossy green leaves and pretty white 

 and colored flowers. Fine mixed. . .So 05 



1630 WALLFLOWER, Extra-Early Pari- 

 sian. % Magnificent golden yellow, 

 single flowers; delightfully fragrant. 

 Seed sown in the spring makes beau- 

 tiful blooming plants for fall 10 



1640 YUCCA. Ql Adam's Needle, or 

 Spanish Baycnet. Bears enormous 

 clusters of creamy white, bell-shaped 

 flowers . 



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Conard's New Prize Verbenas 



West Grove, Penna. 



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