All America Flower Seed Selections 



"The Cream" of All "T-f 1 /\ O r' ^**'^ Medal Winners 



the Crops W* CW I ^« ■•! trials in Ten DiflFerent 



Judged by Experts * VTA X %^ K^Kf Sections of the United States 



These Are the Pick of Over 200 Entries 



One Packet Each All America Selections for 85 cts., Postpaid 



The Most Up-to-the-Minute Introductions Ever Offered 



Nasturtium Scarlet Gleam 



1027. SCARLET GLEAM NASTURTIUM. 

 Gold Medal Winner, All America Selections 

 for 1935. Scarlet Gleam when grown in a 

 large block has been likened to a hugre fiery 

 carpet spread over the ground. It is the most 

 intensely dazzling color one could imagine in 

 a flower. The individual blooms are of im- 

 mense size, almost 3 inches across and uni- 

 formly well formed. Delightful sweet frag- 

 rance. Plants are semi-dwarf, handsome 

 green, lustrous foliage with long wiry stems 

 bearing the numerous flowers well above the 

 foliage. Pkt. 25 cts.; ^/^ oz. $1.00; oz. $1.75. 



The Yearly All America 

 Flower Selections 



are based on newness of variety, 

 real merit or worthiness and likely 

 general popularity over the widest 

 territory. They are the result of 

 the agreed verdict of ten of the 

 most outstanding authorities in 

 America. Each have a set of trials 

 of new introductions under his own 

 personal supervision the season be- 

 fore actual release for sale. It is 

 world wide open competition for 

 entries. The trial grounds are lo- 

 cated i"" ,^n different sections of the 

 Unit States and the winners can 

 thr be depended on as the most 

 o ^standing and satisfactory. 



Marigrold Yellow Supreme 



Zinnia Fantasy 



812. CALENDULA — O K A N G K 

 SHAGGY. A Gold Medal Winner in 

 the 1935 All America Selections. Orange 

 Shaggy is a distinct new break in 

 Calendulas. The petals are long, deeply 

 fringed and laciniated. Row after row 

 of these long fringed petals overlap 

 each other in a rather irregular fashion 

 and build up a bloom with the shapgj' 

 appearance of some Chrysanthemums. 

 Very graceful in appearance. Color a 

 deep orange shading to a lighter orange 

 in the center. It is indeed a rare 

 beauty. Pkt. 20 cts.; % oz. 60 cts.; 

 J4 oz. Sl.OO; oz. $3.75. 



823. MARIGOLD YELLOW SU- 

 PREME. Gold Medal Winner All 

 America Selections for 1935. Visualize, 

 if you can. large fluffy well-rounded 

 carnation— flowered blooms, many three 

 inches across, of delicious mild honey 

 fragrance, with broad, loose frilled 

 petals of a rich creamy yello\\" color, 

 and you have a fair conception of the 

 new "Yellow .Supreme" Marigold. A 

 long .standing cut flower. Practically 

 odorless foliage. Healthy, free branch- 

 ing plant. 2 to .•? ft. tall. Profuse early 

 bloomer. You'll tiuly en.ioy its dazzling 

 beauty. Pkt. 20 els.: V^ oz. 5n cts.; 

 Vi oz. 85 cts.; V-- oz. $1.50; oz. $2.75. 



Klondike Cosmos-Orange Flare 



843. KLONDIKE C O S M O S— OKAAUK 

 FLARE. Grand Champion or First Gold 

 Medal Winner All America Selections for 



1935. Klondike is in flower less than 4 

 months after it is planted. Color vivid 

 orange. The stems are long and wiry, well 

 adapted for cutting. The attractive light 

 green foliage is much less abundant than in 

 the ordinary Cosmos, giving a plant which i.-i 

 a mass of color. Pkt. 20 cts.; 1/16 oz. 35 

 cts. ; % oz. 50 cts. ; y^ oz. 85 cts. ; Vi oz. 

 $1.50; oz. $2.75. 



983. ZINNIA FANTASY. Chrysanthe- 

 mum Flowered Finest Mixed. Award of 

 Merit All America 1935 Selections. Fantasy 

 is the most fascinating new Zinnia intro- 

 duced to the flower world in many years. 

 The very informal shaggy appearing flowers 

 are graceful and interesting, (luite distinct 

 from the stiff, formal Zinnias to which we 

 are accustomed. The rounded medium sized 

 flowers are comi)Osed of a mass of shaggy 

 ray-like petals. The color range includes the 

 brightest shades of reds, yellows and orange 

 as well as the ixipular pastel pinks and 

 creams. This new Zinnia is undoubtedly one 

 of the real sensations of the season and you 

 cannot afford not to give it a trial. Pkt. 2U 

 cts.; 1/16 oz. 35 cts.; V6 oz. 65 cts.; Vi oz. 

 $1.00; Vo oz. $1.75; oz. $3.25. 



Calendula-Orange Shaggy 



C^clA A 165376-'^ JAN 22 1935 



