BURBANK'S 1920 NEW CBEATIONS IN SEEDS 
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Asiii.ANi), Ohio, I'd). 2(i, 1919. — Have had very good success with the seed purcliased, especially 
Willi the SliMsta Daisy. Have been growing this flower very nicely for a number of years, having 
each ycai- plaiilcd new seeds, sclecling the best stock. Last year I look to the greenhouse one dozen 
from one clump, the stems ol' wliieh were twenty inches long and this kind in particular con- 
tained so many liall'-opened flowers more like large tuberoses, which the florist thought were 
unusual, which they certainly were. X gave him a start of this particular kind of daisy. 
C. W. G. 
The Shasta Daisy will produce four times as much bloom as any other variety, and when cut, 
this will remain in a fresh condition for fully a fortnight, which makes it a unique flower for 
decoration. Plants will bloom in six months from time the seed is shown, while the varieties 
ol' Maxima will only bloom the second year from seed. The Shasta Daisy will succeed in any 
soil, and is perfectly hardy, it is perennial, blooming better and more abundantly each season, and 
may be multiplied by simple division of the root.— ROBERT HOLMES, F. R. 11. S., Tuckswood 
Farms, Norwich, England. 
The Shasta Daisy is one of the most marvelous productions in the flower line that has ever 
])een brought to the notice of floriculturists.— YICICS SONS, Rochester, New York. 
The Shasta Daisy is one of the striking creations of Luther Burbank, who has done more than 
ever man did before in originating new fruits, flowers and vegetables, a new flower of wonderful 
hcauiy.— .JAMES .J. II. GREGORY, Marblehead, Mass. 
I have watched the development of the Shasta Daisy in Mr. Burbank's grounds for several years 
past, and pronounce it the best white flower for garden and house decoration which I have ever 
seen. It is worthy of all the praises bestowed upon it. — CARL PURDY. 
The Shasta Daisy exhibits a grace- and refinement lacking in other daisies belonging to this 
geims, * * * lar superior to the common daisies, Paris daisies. Chrysanthemum Maximum 
and the white asters in grace and purity of color. It has met with a good demand at all times 
at prices whicli may be considered high as compared with those obtained from any other oul-door 
Summer stock. — Florist's Exchange. 
Digitalis Grandiflora — Foxglove 
California Poppies (Eschscholtzia) 
Mixed. Tall, handsome biennials. Flowers 
crimson, rose and white. Packet, 10c. 
Dimorpotheca New Hybrids These most beautiful "African Daisies" are 
grown most easily anywhere; are hardy over 
most of California and, like our Eschscholtzia, bloom all Summer and more or less 
all Winter and early Spring. The colors are wonderful; pale and bright yellow, 
orange, salmon, rosy salmon, reddish yellow, cream, and white. 
Packet, 15c; three, 30c. 
Most beautiful selection of large white, 
pink, crimson, yellow, and the new 
Ilame shades mixed. Packet, 10c; three, 25c; ounce, 40c; pound at special rate. 
Also the separate colors if desired. 
Fairhaven, Mass. — Everything from your seeds for the past five years has done well. The 
California Poppy bed is as fine as if it were in your State. It has been a blaze of color since 
June and is still In bloom. Many of the blossoms are three and one-half inches in diameter, 
with foot-long stems. The "Desert Sunset" Asters have been wonderfully lovely; such an exqui- 
site shade. The colors of your gladioli have been marvelous. J. B. Van N. 
New Coreopsis Lanceolata 
Grandiflora Magniticent great yel- 
stems. 
low blooms on 
Packet, 20c; three, 50c. 
long 
Three Fine Everlasting Flowers 
(ireat improvements are being made 
with these wonderful llowers. The 
brilliant new crimson and the soft, 
pleasing rose-pink and pale yellow 
shades and the pure white ones are 
making them indispensable for Sum- 
mer as well as everlasting Wintei- 
bouquets and decorations. All are as 
easily raised as any other llower. 
Helichrysum "l" the very best 
ol all the everlast- 
ings." Beautiful double daisy-like 
llowers which make a line display of 
color all Suiumer and for Winter dec- 
oration unsurpassed. Double, deepest 
crimson, rose, dark yellow, pink and 
lemon shades, also pure white. Give 
plenty of room. Height three feet. All 
colors mixed, packet, 10c; three, 25c. 
COREOPSIS LANCEOLATA GRANDIFLORA. 
