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WM. HENRY MAULE, Inc., PHILADELPHIA, PA., 1925 



Maulers Flower Seed Novelties for 1925 



Larkspur 



Hardy Annual 



One of tlae best kuown garden tlowers. Easily grown. Flowers are borne in 

 great profusion and last well when cut. We otter the Improved Tall Double 

 Stock Flowered strain which is exceedingly beautiful, and produces graceful 

 spikes of bloom. Much appreciated for house or garden decoration. 



1420 EXQ,UISITE. The color of this charming new Larkspur is a beautiful 

 soft piuk; highly prized for cut flower use and garden decoration. 



Packet. 1.5 cents; ^.^ ounce, £0 cents; J4 ounce, 50 cents; ounce, SI .50. 



1421 LUSTROUS CARMINE. Au equally desirable new shade: attractive. 



Packet, 10 cents; '4 ounce, 40 cents; ounce, SI. 25. 



4149 One packet each of 5 distinct colors of Annoal Larkspur for 50 cents. 



For other I,arkspurs, see page 147. 



Salvia (Scarlet Sage) 

 Hardy Annual 

 1724 AMERICA OR GLOBE OF FIRE. The earliest, freest and most con- 

 tinuous blooming of all Salvias, being of uniform growtli not exceeding 15 inches 

 in lieight, with spikes of brilliant scarlet flowers borne well above the foliage. 

 Particularly suited for pots, beds or borders. Succeeds everywhere. 

 Packet, 30 cents; 3 packets, 50 cents; ^g ounce, 75 ceuts; J4 ounce, Sl.riS. 

 For other Salvias, see page 158. 



Verbena, Maule's Mammoth Show 



Hardy Annual 



The latest development in Verbenas; the tlowers are of mammoth size; the 

 plants are compact growing, bearing immense trusses, the individual florets 

 measuring an inch and over in diameter. Unexcelled for size, beauty and color. 



1953 ROSE PINK. Pure rose pink with large white eye. A superb color. 



Packet, 1.5 ceuts; ],^ ounce, 50 ceuts; ^ ounce, 85 ceuts. 



1954 VIOLET. Deep violet with white eye. Extra fine form and color. 



Packet, 1.5 ceuts; J^ onucc, 50 ceuts; J^^ ounce, 85 ceuts. 



1955 'WHITE. Lar|e flower heads of pure white. A beautiful flower. 



Packet, 15 cents; J^ ounce, 50 cents; ^ ounce, 85 cents. 



1956 LUCIFER. The flowers are an intense, deep cardinal scarlet with 

 flower heads of monstrous size. The vivid and striking color makes it valuable 

 and showy for bedding, borders or window boxes. Very brilliant. 



Packet, 15 cents; '< ounce, 50 cents; J4 ounce. So cents. 

 4182 One packet each of above 4 Mammoth Show Verbenas for 50 cents. 

 1978 MAMMOTH SHOW, ALL COLORS MIXED. Absolutely all the 

 finest colored Verbenas ever ofl'ered In a mixture. Plants and flowers are ex- 

 ceedingly large, many showing large, white eyes. The largest flowered strain 

 yet introduced, carefully selected and greatly improved. 



Packet, 15 cents; % ounce, 40 cents; I4 ounce, 75 cents; ounce, S3. 50. 

 For other Verbenas, see page 162. 



Sweet Peas, Early Flowering Spencer 



A new type, having the same large flowers of the regular Spencers, but com- 

 ing into bloom one to two weeks earlier. We ofl'er 17 of the leading named 

 varieties and a mixture of all colors; see page liiO. 



1420 Larkspl's, E>.q 



DOlL.E STCCr. 



Marigold, Double Tall African 



Hardy Annual 



(Illustrated In colors on 3rd cover page) 



1454 ORANGE BALL. Enormous flowers, very rich golden 



orange color, freely produced on plants about iVo feet high. 



Showy in the garden and extremely popular as cut flowers. 



Packet, 13 ceuts; l^ ounce, 30 ceuts; (4 ounce, 50 ceuts. 



For other Marigolds, see page 148. 



Petunia (Dwarf Bedding) 

 Hardy Annual 



Dwarf, compact plants with medium size flowers abundantly produced from early 

 summer until fall. Splendid for porch boxes, pots or beds; erect growing. 



1635 ROSY MORN. One of the most popular Petunias and especially flue. 



Soft carmine pink witli white throat, a handsome coloring: always admired. 



Packet, 15 cents; % ounce, 60 cents; I4 ounce, SI. 00. 



1637 ROSE OF HEAVEN. Rich and brilliant deep rose flowers. Of compact, 



erect, very dwarf habit and free flowering. Adapted for all purposes. 



Packet, 15 cents; % ounce, 50 cents; Vi ounce, 85 cents. 



1639 VIOLACEA. A wonderful acquisition to this dwarf group of free flowering, 

 bedding petunias. Flowers areof a beautiful steel blue or deep violet with no trace 

 of magenta. Packet, 15 cents; 'g ounce, 60 cents; ^4 ounce, SI. 00. 



1640 DWARF BEDDING MIXED. A beautiful mixture of all dwarf, erect 

 growing petunias. A wonderful array of colors. Very fine in masses. 



Packet, 15 ceuts; \^ ounce, .30 cents; '^ ounce, 85 ceuts. 

 4163 One packet each of above 4 Bedding Petunias for 50 cents. 



Balcony Petunias 



1660 Petuma, Balcon 



The flowers of this type average 3 inches across and are a sheet of bloom from 

 early summer until hard frost. Being of semi-trailing habit. Balcony Petunias are es- 

 liecially adapted for vases, window boxes and no less desirable for bedding purposes. 

 BALCONY BLUE. Packet, 20 ceuts; % ounce, $1.00; '4 ounce, $1.75. 

 BALCONY CRIMSON. Packet, 20 cts. ; 1^ ounce, $1.00; 'jounce, $1.75. 

 B.\LCONY ROSE. Packet, 20 cents; '^ ounce, $1.00; '^ ounce, $1.75. 

 BALCONY WHITE. Packet, 20 ceuts; ^^ ounce, $1.00; '4 ounce, $1.75. 

 4159 One packet each of above 4 Balcony Petunias for 65 cents. 

 1660 BALCONY, MIXED COLORS. The above colors in a beautiful mixture. 

 Packet, 20 cents; ^ ounce, 75 cents; l^ ounce, $1.25; ounce, $4. .50. 

 For other Petunias, see pages 154 and 1.55. 



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