Flower Specialties for 1932 



Aster — Aurora. 



Two New Asters 



AURORA ASTER 



A distinct type from Italy, somewhat 

 similar to Sunshine Asters, but the guard 

 petals are much closer together and centers 

 are fuller. 



940 Azure Blue. Guard petals are clear 

 azure blue with bright yellow center 

 (luills. Plants strong and vigorous, about 

 2 feet high. Pkt., 50c. 



941 Golden Queen. Similar to the above but 

 outer guard petals are creamy white, 

 while the quills are a deeper yellow at 

 the center. Pkt., 50c. 



2811 



Stocks 



SUTTON'S CHRISTMAS PINK 



A superior strain of pink Stocks from 

 Sutton's. Comes 92 to 95 per cent double 

 and forces for Christmas. Original pkts., 

 $1.00. 



Sunshine Asters 



Illustrated in natural colors on front cover. 



Flowers are quite large, about 3 inches 

 across, and made up of 2 or 3 outer rows of 

 large twisted or quilled petals, while cen- 

 ters consist of tiny quilled petals usually 

 of a contrasting color. Colors are blue, 

 lilac, pink and white; the three former are 

 usually dotted with a lighter shade or 

 white. 



921 Blue 



922 liilac 



923 Pink 



924 White 

 930 Mixed 



Bach, pkt., 25c; ^ oz., $1.50. 



929 COI.I.BCTION. One pkt. of each of 

 the above 4 colors, 90c. 



761 ARCTOTIS HYBRIBA 



Arctotis Grandis is one of the finest Dais- 

 ies we have, but up to this time there has 

 only been tlie one color, white with lilac on 

 reverse side of petals. We are delighted to 

 be able to offer this fine Daisy in a variety 

 of colors ranging from white to orange and 

 red, all with black center disks. Pkt., 50c. 



1037 CAI.BNDUI.A RADIO 



A full double Calendula with petals 

 (luilled like a Cactus Dahlia. Strong plants, 

 llowers bright orange. Pkt., 25c: oz.. 



2211 



MESEMBRYANTHEMUM 

 TRICOI.OR 



(Flowei-ing Iceplant). We doubt if any 

 of our customers have ever seen this dainty 

 little daisy. Plants are dwarf and carpet- 

 like and when in bloom so covered with 

 flowers that the foliage cannot be seen. 

 Flowers are daisy-shaped, black centers 

 with a band of white and brilliant red pet- 

 als. A very good annual for rock gardens. 

 Pkt., 50c. 



Nasturtium 



aOIiDBN GI.EAM 

 New, Double, Sweet-scented 



A flo.wer that's really new; for years hy- 

 bridizers have been trying to improve this 

 old favor-ite and have finally been success- 

 ful. Habit of growth is the same as the 

 tall varieties, but it is in the bloom that the 

 change has been made. Flowers are bright 

 yellow, full double and exquisitely sweet- 

 scented. Offered in packets only, each 25c. 



3154 



Zinnia 



SCABIOSAFI.ORA 



Crested Zinnia 



A distinct departure from any form of 

 Zinnia yet introduced. Flowers look like 

 someone had cut the center out of a big 

 double Zinnia and inserted a bloom of Scabi- 

 osa; a most pleasing arrangement, centers 

 are generally a contrasting shade. Plants 

 are strong and vigorous, growing about SV2 

 feet tall. Pkt., 50c; Vs oz., $1.25. 



Zinnia Scabiosaflora. 



