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ROYAL CHALLENGE PANSIES. nmrn^ 



FREE 



To ANYONE 



sending me an 

 order for seeds 

 who gives two 

 names of per- 

 sons who plant 

 flower seeds, I 

 will send FREE 

 a packet or pack- 

 ets of choice 

 flower seeds. 



Brownville, N. Y.. 

 February. 1898.— "The 

 Pansies I raised from 

 your seed last year 

 were superb. Every 

 seed came up. I think, 

 and every plant was 

 choice." 



Mrs. N. A. Graves. 



Boxford, Mass., De- 

 cember, 1898. — "All 

 your seeds gave good 

 sat'sfaction. My Pansy 

 bed was superb, — as 

 large flowers as any 

 grown from much more 

 expensive seed." 



Mes.E.L. Sawyer. 



GIANT PANSIES. 



Giant Odier, Gassier and Bugnot. A suberb mixture of these famous, large- 

 flowered, blotched Pansies. The petals are large, of various colors, in the center of 

 three, or sometimes of all five, of which are dark, velvety blotches, shading out to- 

 ward the edges and ending in fijie hairy Lines. Pkt., 100 seeds, 8 cts. 



Giant Spotted Parisian Pansy. This is a new, very large-flowering strain, rival- 

 ing, if not excelling, the Trimardeau. It contains many light colors and is a very 

 showy mixture. Pkt., 100 seeds, 8 cts. 



Giant Trimardeau Pansy. For size of flowers and robust growth these stand 

 first among Pansies, and give besides a great variety of beautiful colors. Mixed. 

 Pkt., 100 seeds, 5 cts. 



Giant Yellow Pansy. A beautiful vellow, with large black eye, forming a vivid 

 contrast to the pure golden color of the surrounding petals. Pkt., 100 seeds, 6 cts. 



Royal Challenge Pansy Mixture. 



This is my special mixture. It contains all 

 the above Giant Pansies and other desirable 

 strains and mixtures, aU. large-flowering. To 

 publish all the good words that come to me for 

 this mixture would fiU a large space in my cat- 

 alogue^^ 



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