NEW FLOWERS FOR 1921, continued 
Petunia infiata 
New Bedding Petunias 
I N FLATA. _ The new Petunia has an entirely different 
habit and is distinct from all others. It branches freely 
and forms long, slender runners 18 to 20 inches long. 
The whole plant is fairly covered with tiny Petunias 
of a purplish carmine color. The individual flowers are 
only Yi inch across and are sweet-scented. The color 
and the whole effect of the plant is charming. It is 
especially recommended for growing in hanging-bskets 
and for porch-boxes. Pkt. 50 cts. 
VIOLET QUEEN. At last we are able to introduce 
a real Blue Petunia. The flowers are of a rich deep violet- 
blue color, somewhat larger than those of the Rosy 
Morn. The plants branch freely and are simply covered 
with flowers throughout the entire summer. Wonder- 
fully effective in the garden, in hanging-baskets, or in 
boxes. Pkt. 50 cts. 
PURPLE QUEEN. Velvety purple of the richest 
texture, an entirely new color in Petunias; a fittii'g com- 
panion to Violet Queen, larger and as free-flowering as 
Rosy Mom. The plants are always in full bloom until 
hard frost; individual flowers 4 inches across. Pkt. 50 cts. 
Two Fine New Monstrous Deep- 
Throated Single Fringed Petunias 
So beautiful that we caimot say enough for their 
merits. Not only are the flowers of the largest size, but 
the colors are entirely new among Petunias. 
GIANT COPPER-RED. A beautiful warm copper- 
red, vemed and penciled with pink and light red. 
Flowers fully 7 inches across and heavily frilled. Pkt. %\. 
GIANT SILVER ROSE. A soft cherry rose; heavily 
frmged edges and very deep throat. Pkt. $1. 
Autumn-fruited Cane of the Raspberry La France 
New Ciant Hybrid Pansies 
RED AND REDDISH BROWN. All five-blotched, 
of finest form and of immense size; many beautifully 
frilled; delightful colors. Pkt. 50 cts. 
APRICOT-COLORED. Rare and very delicate 
colors which heretofore have been greatly missed in 
Pansies. Pkt. 50 cts. 
Pyrethrum roseum iiybridum. 
New Comet-fBowered 
Fine single and semi-double varieties with rolled and 
twisted petals appearing in all colors found in Pyrethrum. 
A most attractive novelty. Pkt. 50 cts. 
A New Tufted Pansy 
Viola cornuta, LORD BEACONSFIELD 
While this novelty must be classed among the Violas, 
the flowers are almost as large and perfectly formed as 
the pansy. The color of both upper petals is dark 
purple — pansy-violet — a very beautiful color. The 
three lower petals are pure white, shading into creamy 
white toward the edges, with finely defined light blue 
lines from the center of the blossom. This combination 
of colors is very effective and peculiar, especially as 
the back of the blossom is colored in the same manner 
as the face. Unlike the pansj'-, Violas bloom all summer, 
and this variety holds its size, even during the hot 
summer months. Pkt. 50 cts. 
Two Prize Strains of Fine Double 
African Marigolds 
_ These were secured from a specialist who has brought 
his strains up to wonderful perfection in size and fullness 
of flowers. Both strains have received the highest 
award of merit from the Royal Horticultm-al Society 
of England. 
ORANGE PRINCE, PRIZE STRAIN. Deep 
orange. Pkt. 25 cts., 5 pkts. $1. 
LEMON QUEEN, PRIZE STRAIN. Pkt. 25 cts., 
5 pkts. .11. 
Schling's New Hybrid Senecios 
A greatly improved strain of the lovely Garden 
Senecios, or Jacobea, as they are often called, rather 
new to us, but among the foremost of our fine annuals 
for cutting. A plant 5'ou will greatly enjoy in your 
garden and as easily grown as a calendula. The plants 
branch freely and prochice large, dense sprays of lovely 
double flowers which resemble in shape and form those 
of the hardy chrysanthemum. The individual flowers 
are about 2 inches in diameter and appear in such lovely 
shades as flesh-pink, marine-blue, sky-blue, violet, 
syringa-blue, white, and purple. These flower-sprays 
can be cut with 2-foot stems. 
Collection — One pkt. each of 5 distinct colors, $1 
LA FRANCE 
A Phenomenal Giant Everbearing RASPBERRY 
Produces luscious, large, juicy berries from June 
until November 
Unlike other everbearing varieties now in the market, 
tlie Iserries of this variety are of extraordinary size. The 
caTies are absolutely hardy and the fruits are of a pinkish 
red color with the finest aroma, juicy yet firm, and coii- 
(aiii hut few seeds. The most remarkable quality of 
L;i France is its productiveness — the canes are literall>- 
loaded at all times with luscious berries. We .ship or\\y 
heavy canes, which will bear the first year, but our 
stock of these strong plants is comparatively small, so 
that we can only accept a limited number of orders for 
spring delivery. Orders booked now for shipment at 
planting time. 
Strong mother canes, $1.50 each, $15 per doz., 
•f 120 per 100. 
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