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Giant 
Flowered, 
Mixed 
Sweet Peas 
Our New Blend for 1906. 
A Matchless combination of colors, and Giant Sweet Scented Flowers, 
this mixture is carefully blended by ourselves from all the finest selected 
colors in the right proportion for the most beautiful show. Made up espec- 
ially tor critical buyers that have the money to spend for the best only. 
H ithout question it cannot be surpassed for gorfteousiiess of colors and 
■ >ruiiancy of effect, embracing every known good sort to date. Price per 
large Pkt., 10c.; 02.. 15c; X lb., 30c.; lb., $1.00, postpaid. 
IMPERIAL MIXED. 
This blend or mixture embraces a choice selection of the Eckford varieties 
01 improved type, with a fair proportion of the new shades and colorings 
HP. » Equal to any mixture or grade as usually sold at this price. 
Pkt, Sc.; oz., 10c.; X lb., 25c; lb., 75c. postpaid. 
SURPRISE MIXED. 
Called Surprise for the reason we do not know how many different and 
separate varieties it does contain. We annually receive numerous sam- 
ples of new shades and colorings for test, and the seed is saved for this mix- 
ture, including many of the newer varieties which sometimes get mixed by 
accident or otherw se. Without question you will get your moneys worth 
for the price we ask for it. Pkt.. 5c; 02., 10c; X' lb., 20c: lb., 60c, 
postpaid. 
BARGAIN MIXED. 
A cheap mixture, but a real good one containing distinct shades of the 
older varieties, mostly dark colors, and will please those who do not care 
tor the fancy new varieties of late introduction. Pkt., 5c; oz., 10c; X lb., 
15c; lb., 40c, postpaid. 
NEW DOUBLE SWEET PEAS. 
The flowers are extremely large, frequently measuring two inches across. 
Ihey will not all come double, but if the plants are grown strong and luxur- 
iant they usually produce from twenty to forty per cent of double blos- 
soms. Pkt., 5c; 02., 10c; X lb., 25c; lb., 75c, postpaid. 
THE NEW BUSH SWEET PEA. 
All the Flowers are borne on top of the Plant. 
This is the first of an entirely new type of this beautiful flower. It forms 
a perfect bush, and consequently does not require tall sticks. Neither does 
it hug the ground. Verbena fashion. For small gardens where the tall var- 
ieties have been in the way, this is the very thing to give large quantities 
of flowers for cutting and yet not take up a great deal of room. Pkt., Sc.: 
02., 10c; X lb., 30c; lb., 90c, postpaid, 
DWARF CUPID SWEET PEAS. 
Grows only five to eight inches high and continue to flower much latei in 
the season than the tall varieties. Our mixture contains the pink and 
white cupids and a fair proportion of the latest colors. Pkt., 5c; 02., 10c: 
X lb., 20c; lb., 60c, postpaid. 
NEW WHITE WONDER SWEET PEA. 
The Double-stemmed Many-flowered White Sweet Pea. Pronounced the 
most unique novelty in Tall Sweet Peas yet produced. The flowers are pure 
white, uniformly of the largest size, and are borne six to eight and fre- 
quently as many as ten to twelve large flowers on a long stout stem. Pkt., 
Sc.; oc, 10c; X lb., 25c, postpaid. 
Peas, Perennial. (Lathyrus), Mixed, Perfectly hardy. 
Pkt., Sc. 
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Select best new and 
Distinct colors in 
Tall Sweet Peas 
ADMIRATION. Pinkish heliotrope, wings a shade lighter. 
AMERICA. Striped blood-scarlet on white, large and striking 
APPLE BLOSSOM. Deep rose pink, wings blush pink. 
AURORA. Striped rosy orange on white, a most attractive variety. 
BLACK KNIGHT. Deep maroon, veined black, large and open form. 
BLANCHE BURPEE. Pure white, of graceful form. 
BLANCHE FERRY, EXTRA EARLY. Rose red, wings blush white. 
CAPI'IVATION. Claret magneta, wings heliotrope, a distinct shade. 
COQUETTE. Blush buff pink, wings cream white. 
COUNTESS OP RADNOR. Rosy lavender, wings pure lavender. 
CROWN JEWEL. Rose pink, wings rosy cream, very large flower. 
DAINTY. White with pink edge, most unique. 
DOROTHY TENNANT. Deep rosy heliotrope, large and distinct. 
DUTCHESS OP SUTHERLAND. White, veiled with blush pink, exquisite. 
DUKE OF SUTHERLAND. Dark purplish maroon, wings violet indigo 
EARLIEST OF ALL. Pink and white, 10 davs ahead of Blanche Ferry. 
EMILY ECKFORD. Heliotrope blue, wings lavender blue. 
EARLIEST SUNBEAMS. The richest primrose color. 
FIREFLY. Bright crimson scarlet, very profuse and intensely brilliant. 
GRACE MAY. A giant flowering white. 
GORGEOUS. Brilliant orange salmon, wings orange madder. 
GRAY FRIAR. Flaked and speckled blue and mauve on white. 
HON. F. BOUVERIE. Salmony buff pink, wings creamy pink. 
JUANITA. Striped lavender and mauve on white. 
KATHERINE TRACY. Lovely bright pink, large and profuse. 
KING EDWARD VII. The best red sweet pea up-to-date. 
LADY .MARY CURRIE. Fiery orange pink, wings rose, very bright. 
LADY GRISEL HAMILTON. Beautiful silvery Lavender. 
LOTTIE ECKFORD. White suffused rosy lilac, blue edge. 
LOVELY. Warm ror-e pink, large ami extra fine. 
MAID OF HONOR. Lavender and white, edged blue. 
MARCHIONESS OF CHOLMONDELEY Soft cream and pink. 
MRS. ECKFORD. Primrose yellow, of large size and fine form. 
MRS. DUGDALE. Carmine rose, shaded yellow. 
MRS. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN. Striped bright rose on white, very large. 
MRS. KNIGHTS SMITH. Beautiful self-colored pink. 
MRS. WALTER WRIGHT. The largest lavender color. 
NAVY BLUE. Dark Indigo blue and violet, the best blue. 
PINK FRIAR. Flaked and flushed pink on white. 
PRIMA DONNA. Kxquisite rose pink, large and profuse. 
PRINCE OF WALES. Bright rose carmine, wings carmine madder. 
PRINCE EDWARD OF YORK. Carmine scarlet, wings crimson. 
QUEEN VICTORIA, Rosy primrose, wings cream. 
RAMONA. Striped and penciled light pink on white 
ROYAL ROSE. Deep carmine rose, wings rose pink, extra large and fine. 
SADIE BURPEE. (Black Seeded.) Immense white, blush tinge. 
SALOPIAN. Rich deep crimson red, very large and of fine form. 
SCARLET GEM. Dazzling scarlet, bright and clear. 
STELLA MORSE. Creamy pink, clouded rosy apricot. 
VENUS. Rosy buff pink, wings a shade lighter, distinct and fine 
ALL AT THE UNIFORM NET PRICE OF 
5C. per Pkt. ; any Seven Pkts., for 25c; 10c. 
per Oz., any Four Ounces for 25c. 
One ounce of Sweet Peas will sow a row 25 feet long. 
