Winfield. Kans.---''Your Fifn-A'ariefy mixture won a -Il- 

 ls. 00 price for me last year. "--Mrs. W. H. Crandall. 



MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 



BEST THIRTY GRANDIFLORA SWEET PEAS 



For a number of years I 

 have had a list of SOgrandi- 

 flora varieties which has 

 given great satisfaction. 

 One of the finest displays 

 of Sweet Peas I ever saw 

 was a hundred-foot row 

 grown by one of my Mon- 

 tana patrons from' these 

 varieties. There was a 

 great wealth of the richest 

 colors imaginable. and 

 certainly there could be 

 nothing more beautiful, — 

 not even the newest and 

 highest - priced Spencers 

 But the latter are grow- 

 ing so in popular favor 

 that I am obliged to cut 



Ft. \Va5-ne, Ind.— "The Sweet 

 Peas I raised from your seed 

 were beautiful. There were no 

 others in the neighborhood as nice 

 and large- flowered as mine." 



— Mrs. Cath Didion. 



King Edward VU. 



my grandiflora list to 

 make room for the new 

 Orchid sorts. In reducing 

 the number to 30 varieties, 

 however, its value is in no 

 way diminished, as I am 

 keeping only the very best 

 — the "par excellence" or 

 "survival of the fittest," 

 such as Sweet Pea lovers 

 cannot afford to be with- 

 out. Notice what my cus- 

 •romers say. I wish I could 

 Quote more fully: 



Farmington. Conn.— 



"My plants and seeds all did 

 nicely last year. The Sweet Peas 

 and Cosmos were especially fine 

 and attracted a good deal of atten- 

 tion."— Mabel L. Patterson. 



SWEET PEA COILECTION 



One-half packet each of 

 the 30 grandiflora varie- 

 ties, 30 half-packets, 35c. 



Price of any sort in the Best Thirtv Grandiflora List, pkt. 

 any lo pkts.. 30c; 1 oz.. 10c; any 4 oz". 20c; lib. 75c. 



90 seeds, 4c; any 3 pkt 



10c; 



CLARET AND MAROON 



Black Michael. Intenselv dark maroon. 

 Horace Wright. Dark violet maroon. 

 Othello. Largest, darkest, and best ma- 

 roon, .r 



Mixture of Claret and Maroon.- 



The above three and other choice similar va- 

 rieties mixed. 



DARK BLUE AND PURPLE 



Countess of Cadogan. Fine porcelain 

 blue. 



Duke of Westminster Clear purple 

 stanolard. wings tinted violet. 



Navy Blue: Best dark blue. 



Mixture of Dark Blue and Purple. 

 The above three and other choice similar va- 

 rieties mixpd. 



DEEP PINK AND ROSE 



Janet Scott. Bright pink, a great favor- 

 ite. 



John Ingman. Rosy carmine, wavy edges. 



Mrs. Dugdale. Crimson rose on primrose 

 ground; very attractive. 



Prince of Wales. Best rose crimson. 



Mixture of Deep Pink and Rose^ The 

 above four and other choice similar varieties 

 mixed. 



LAVENDER AND LIGHT BLUE 



Lady Grisel Hamilton. Best light laven- 

 der. 



Mrs.Geo. Higginson. The only azure blue. 



Phenomenal. White with blue picotee 

 edge. 



MIxturo of Lavender and Ught 

 Blue. The above three and other choice similar 

 varieties mixed. 



LIGHT PINK 



Apple Blossom^ The best rose and white. 



Blanche Ferry. Extra Early. Similar to 

 the old Painted Lady. Most popular pink and 

 white. 



White prettily bordered with pink. 

 Lovely soft shell-pink; often 



Dainty. 

 Lovely. 



douM.'. 



Prima Donna. Favorite light pink. 



Mixture of Light Pink. Above five and 

 other choice similar sorts mixed. 



PRIMROSE 



Hon. Mrs. E. Kenyon. Best cream color. 

 Stella Morse Buff, with tint of pink. 

 Sibyl Eckford Rosy apricot and lemon. 

 Mixture of Primrose. Above three and 

 other choice similar varieties mixed. 



RED 



King Edw. VII. Bright crimson scarlet. 

 Queen Alexandria. Almost a true scarlet. 

 Salopian. (Sun-proof). Best deep scarlet. 

 Mixture of Red. The above three and other 

 scarlet varieties mixed. 



SALMON PINK 



Bolton's Pink. Soft salmon orang-e. 

 Countess of Lathom. Best salmon buff." 

 Miss Wlllmott. Large deep orange pink. 

 Mixture of Salmon PInki The above three 

 and other choice salmon shades mixed. 



WHITE 



Dorothy Eckford. One of the best. 



Emily Henderson. Early and great bloom- 

 er. 



Shasta. Often four flowers on a stem. 



Mixture of White. These three and other 

 choice white varieties mixed. 



For mixed Sweet Peas, see p. 13. 



EARLIEST OF ALL SWEET PEAS 



Selected, Extra Early. Like the popular 

 pink and white Blanche Ferry, but two weeks 

 earlier than the Extra Early strain and from 

 4 to 5 weeks earlier than any other sort. Seed 

 has been carefully re-selected from only the 

 earliest blooming stock, and is especially recom- 

 mended for commercial purposes. Pkt., 75 

 seeds, 5c; ^ oz., 10c; 1 oz., 15c; V^ lb.» 460, 



