SUNSET SEED AND PLANT CO 
New American 5weet Peas for 1896. 
Daybreak. In color it has a white ground, and on 
the reverse of the standard is a crimson-scarlet 
cloud, which shows through in the fine veins and 
network, giving to the center of the front of the 
standard a fine crimson-scarlet watered effect, 
the center margins being white. The wings; 
should be white, but are sometimes slightly flaked 
with crimson. Per pkt. ,15c. 
Gray Friar. This is decidedly gray in color, unlike 
any other Sweet Pea in cultivation. The flowers 
are very large and of fine hooded form, while the 
light gray color makes a most distinct and pretty 
effect, both on the vines and as cut flowers. The 
plant is a vigorous grower and a free bloomer. 
Per pkt., 15c. 
Juanita. Fine, large flowers of good substance and 
the improved hooded form. Color pure white, 
delicately lined and striped with pale lavender. 
Per pkt., 15c. 
Oddity. The formation of the flowers is peculiarly 
irregular, the standards being inclined to curl con- 
siderably. The stems are unusually heavy and 
strong and generally bear four flowers on each. 
In color the flowers are a pale carmine edged with 
bright rose. It is a remarkably strong grower, 
and is certainly attractive, although not of a deli- 
cate, refined type. Per pkt., 15c. 
Ramona. Grand flowers of improved hooded form and unusually large size. Its color is delicately 
beautiful— a creamy-white daintily splashed and striped with pale pink on both wings and standard. 
It is a vigorous grower, and usually bears four blossoms to a stejjn. Per pkt., 15c. 
One packet each of the Five New American Sweet Peas described above will be mailed free to 
any address for 60 cents. 
Centaurea Suavolens or Yellow Sultan. 
Although not a new plant, this is rapidly becoming a popular favorite on account of its graceful 
foliage and beautiful golden yellow flowers. For cut flowers it is simply superb. Pkt., loc. 
New Giant White Cyclamen White Lady." 
This splendid variety has been raised by one of the most successful Cyclamen growers in Europe 
and we believe it to be the largest and handsomest white variety in cultivation. It is a chaste 
pure white, of wonderful substance; the petals are perfectly formed, and the flowers are thrown up from 
a beautifully marbled foliage in rich profusion. Pkt., 50c. p 
Cyclamen Persicum giganteum. Crimson $0 30 
" " " Pink with red center 2% 
" " " Rose 30 
" " " White with red center 25 
" " " Choice mixed 25 
We specially recommend this particularly choice strain, knowing that a superior cannot be obtained. 
Imported Collections of Flower Seeds. 
CELESTI.AL— SWEET PEA. 
(J^or description of above and other Sweet Peas, see 
pages J4-J6.) 
Asters. 12 varieties, |i. 00. 
Diantlius or Pinlcs. 10 varieties, 50c. 
Everlasting Flowers. 12 varieties, 50c. 
Heliotrope. 12 varieties, 75c. 
Hollyhoclc. 12 varieties, li.oo. 
Marigold. 12 varieties, 40c. 
Mignonette. 12 varieties, 50c. 
Nasturtium, Tall. 12 varieties, 60c. 
Tom Thumb. 12 varieties, 60c. 
Ornamental Foliage Plants. 12 varieties, 50c. 
" Grasses. 12 varieties, 40c. 
Pansies. 12 varieties, |i.oo. 
Poppies. 8 varieties, 40c. 
Stocks, Ten Weeks. 12 varieties, 75c. 
" " " 6 varieties, 40c. 
Intermediate. 4 varieties, 30c. 
Violets. 6 varieties, 50c. 
Wallflower. 8 varieties, 50c. 
