As every Winter-Orchid Sweet Pea will bloom out of 
doors more satisfactorily than the summer late Spen- 
cer, being three to four weeks earlier in bloom, before 
the hot weather sets in, it is most satisfactory for out- 
door planting. All retail florists who handle seeds will 
please their customers, offering this sweet pea seed 
typo to them. If sown in such localities where hard 
freezing prevails, just before the winter sets in, or 30 
early as possible in the spring, they will bloom from 
the middle of May. If sown as late as July, they will 
bloom in September until the frost kills them; also in 
such time where no other sweet pea will bloom. In 
semi-tropical countries like California, Southern Texas, 
Florida, South Africa, Australia, if sown in September 
(in South Africa and Australia in February) they will 
bloom the whole winter. 
Older Winter GranrJi-Flora Sweet Peas 
Zvoliinek's Fink. Light pink selfs of very large size. 
Very largely grown in winter and in the open. 
Greenbrook. White blushed lavender. 
Mrs. Wm. Sim. Salmon. 
CJov. Fort. Salmon pink. 
Mrs. W. W. Smalley. Light satin pink. 
Improved Meteor. Dark brilliant rose pink of the Pink 
Beauty color which has outclassed it. 
Watehung. Earliest white. 
WaUacea. The best lavender. 
Price:' — All at 20c oz., 50c 4 oz., $1.25 lb, 5-Ib lots 
$5.00. 
Orange Bird. Orange salmon, well known commercial 
winter sweet pea. 
Blue Jay. Bright blue selfs. These two varieties are 
so well liked among the growers for winter forcing 
that I have been unable to raise sufficient seed for 
demand in the past. 
Price: — -1 oz. 25c, 4 oz. 75c, 1 lb. $2.00. 
Fl. Denzer. White. 
Golden West. Light yellow. 
Jack Hunter. Black seeded yellow. 
Improved Blue Bird. Lilac lavender. 
White Nora. Pure white. 
Norma. Shell pink. 
The Moor. Dark maroon. 
Price: — 1 oz. 25c; 4 oz. 75c. 
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