Sanford, Mich.— "My Pansies are beauties. I 

 shall never send to any one but you for seed." 

 Mrs. C. H. Jeffers. 



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MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. 



GIANT PANSIES 



EXHIBITION PANSY 



Especially Selected. I am offering 

 this season, in this carefully selected strain 

 from only the largest and most perfect 

 flowers the best pansy strain I have ever 

 sold. It includes my attractive frilled 

 Masterpiece, the many unusual shades of 

 Madam Perret, or Red Pansies, and all 

 my other charming named varieties of 

 the Giant-flowering sorts, and is unexcelled 

 in size, variety and beauty of bloom. Dr. 

 Eckstrom, of E. Orange, N. J., says "Your 

 Pansies were simply magnificent. Some 

 plants grew 18 inches tall and had flowers 

 in proportion." And I get many letters 

 saying "Your Pansies were the finest I 

 ever nad." If vou trv this strain you 

 will sav so too. Pkt., 100 seeds, 12c. 

 Trade pkt. (about 1000 seeds), 75c. 



MAMMOTH BLOTCHED PANSIES 



My Mammoth Blotched Pansy Mixture 

 affords a chance to get the cream of the 

 latest and best sorts at a moderate outlay 

 of money and time. It includes several 

 famous strains of Giant Pansies, each with 

 great center blotches on the three lower, 

 or all five petals, with edges of contrasting 

 colors, sometimes solid, sometimes deli- 

 cately veined and frilled. A splendid 

 mixture. Pkt., 100 seeds, 8c. Trade pkt. 

 (about 1000 seeds t, 45c. One pkt. each of 

 Exhibition and Mammoth Blotched Pan- 

 sies for 16c. 



GIANT NAMED PANSIES.' Pkt. 100 seeds, each 8c; 3 Pkts, 20c. 



Giant Blue. A splendid dark blue of immense size, the very best in blue. 



Giant Black. New, nearly all jet black, very rare. 



Giant Bronze. _ The popular art shades ranging from burnished brass to old gold. 



Giant Masterpiece, or Giant Frilled, giving the flower a unique, double effect. All colors mixed. 



Giant Red, or Madam Perret. Dark wine, pink and red, beautifully veined and frilled. 



Giant White. The finest and largest all-white pansy grown. 



Giant Yellow. Huge deep yellow, some with dark centers, some all yellow. Very showy. 



GIANT PANSY COLLECTION 

 One-half pkt. each of Exhibition and Mammoth Blotched, each of the 7 named Giant Pansies, 45c. 



BEST BEDDING PANSIES 



A splendid list of medium-priced Pansies. the strains usually planted in parks. The colorings are as 

 rich and diversified as those of the giant sorts. Price of each, per pkt., 100 seeds, 5c; any 3 pkts., 12c. 



Blue Pansy. Including azure, violet and deep PANSIES, GOOD MIXED 



ultra-marine blues. Good seed, fine colors, from my left-over seed, 



King of_ Blacks Pansy. Glossy coal black. Giant and Bedding. A large percentage will germ- 



Royal Purple Pansy^ Lord Beaeonsfield 

 purple-violet, and Royal Purple, mixed. 



Rubra Pansy. Red and fiery shades, including 

 Cardinal, Victoria, and many others. 



Wallflower Brown. Pretty bronze art shades. 



White Pansy. A pure white. 



Yellow Pansy. Various shades of yellow. 

 Collection of Bedding Pansies 



Half packets each of the seven Bedding named 

 varieties, together with Sweet Scented and Finest 

 Mixed, nine half packets for 30c. 



FINEST MIXED PANSIES 



A splendid mixture, including all the pansies de- 

 scribed in Bedding List, together with numberless 

 other shades and combinations, a rare mixture. 



Pkt., 100 seeds, 5c; 2 pkts., 8c; trade pkt. (1000 

 seeds;, 30c. 



a inate. Pkt., 250 seeds, 4c; fg oz., 10c. 



SWEET SCENTED PANSIES 

 (Viola Cornuta) 



Or Tufted Pansy. The latest fad in parks and 

 gardens. They are a cross between the pansy 

 and the violet, and have the delightful perfume of 

 the latter with blossoms more like the pansy only 

 much smaller. Plant them in masses and they 

 will cover the beds with sheets of bloom through- 

 out the season. Mixed, pkt., 100 seeds, 6c; 3 

 pkts., 14c. 



Lincoln, 111. — "I want to say this much for your 

 Pansies. I have the most beautiful blossoms and 

 always have splendid luck with your seed." Mrs. 

 S. Rethaber. 



