Special Offer 
Best New Flowers Introduced in Recent Years 
Any of these Beautiful Flowers, per Packet only 
1502 Ageratlim —Blue Ball Round compact plants 6 to 8 inches high, hidden 
by a mass of pure blue flowers. Fine for dwarf beds and edgings. 
1653 Aster —American Beauty, Mixed Colors Large double blooms 
on long stems. Many fine colors are included in this mixture. 
1674 Aster —California Giants, Mixed Colors A long-stemmed, 
double type with mammoth blooms of attractively curled petals. Best 
colors mixed. 
1798 Calendula— Art Shades Many tones and shades not 
heretofore obtainable in Calendula. Almost every known color from 
white to dark orange. 
1794 Calendula —Radio Rich orange blooms with quilled 
petals. Very unique and entirely distinct from other types of this fine 
flower. 
1787 Calendula —Sunshine, Chrysanthemum-Flowered Bright, 
golden canary-yellow flowers of large size. The long center petals curve 
inwards like Chrysanthemums. 
1857 Celosia —Fire Feather Dwarf, feathered Celosias for beds, borders, 
or pots. Bright green foliage, and brilliant crimson plumes on the branch ends. 
Cosmos 
Burpee’s 
Golden 
1858 Celosia —Golden Feather Identical to 
Fire Feather, except color, which is a nice, dark 
golden orange. Often 15 to 20 flower stalks 
on one plant. 
1936 Cosmos— Burpee’s Gold¬ 
en Burpee now offers for the first 
time an early Cosmos of true golden 
orange color. See illustration at top of 
this page, which shows the heavy pet¬ 
als on the substantial flower. Blooms 
in 90 days from seed. Flowers 3 in. 
across. 
2034 EscllSCholtzia— En¬ 
chantress This California Poppy 
in all its gorgeous coloring is greatly 
admired, and now we offer this 
fine variety with double flowers of 
light rosy carmine color. Blooms 
from July until frost. One of the 
finest of the California Poppies. 
2153 Larkspur— Giant Im¬ 
perial, Mixed Colors Magnifi¬ 
cent strain of upright growth. 
Well-formed, large double flowers 
in a galaxy of fine colors. Produces 
many fine flower spikes, 3 to 4 ft. 
tall, close to the center stalk. A 
decided improvement on older 
types. 
2180 Marigold— Guinea Gold 
Carnation-flowered Marigold of rich, 
pure, orange-gold color. Flowers ex¬ 
ceptionally large and of pleasing fra¬ 
grance. Plants are of strong growth, 
about 2% ft. tall, and carry a pro¬ 
fusion of semi-double to double blooms on long and sturdy 
stems. Easy to grow and sure to please. 
Scabiosa—Giant Hybrids 
2189 Marigold— Fire Cross French 
type, dwarf with single flowers 12 in. high. 
Color in deep orange-yellow with a crim¬ 
son-maroon blotch on each petal. 
2206 Marigold— Dwarf French 
Double, Burpee’s Best Mixture 
Many fine shades of color hitherto 
missing. Flowers are large. Semi¬ 
dwarf and symmetrical. 
b- 
2987 Moonflower — Heav¬ 
enly Blue Sky-blue flower with 
white throat. Early blooming 
and one of the prettiest of all 
the Moonflowers. 
2328 Nasturtium— Golden 
Gleam Sweet-scented and double- 
flowered. Large flowers of beautiful 
golden yellow. Semi-dwarf plants. Few 
new flowers ever introduced have been 
acclaimed so quickly and praised so highly 
as this wonderful new double sweet-scented 
nasturtium. 
2573 Petunia— Netted Blue Gem 
(Balcony) Steel-blue veined deep violet. 
Flowers 3 in. across. Ideal for porch boxes, 
beds, or any rock-work. The sturdy plants 
grow from 1 to 2 ft. tall, with long slender 
branches covered with beautiful flowers, 
and adapt themselves to any use for which 
they may be grown. 
2568 Petunia —Lustrous Crimson- 
Cerise (Balcony) Another lovely new 
color in this popular flower. Sturdy plants 
covered with blooms. The color is- its 
greatest charm, being entirely distinct from any other shade 
now known in the entire Petunia class. 
2635 Poppy — Chrysanthemum-Flowered, Salmon - Pink 
Large Chrysanthemum-like salmon-pink flowers on plants about 
30 in. in height. 
2686 Scabiosa —Burpee’s Improved Giant Hybrids Par¬ 
ticularly large, massive blooms in an unusual number of bright 
and attractive colors. 
1720 Snapdragon —Maximum Fairy Charm Flaming 
flowers, tigered and blotched in orange and crim¬ 
son shades, contrasting with the darker colored 
lips. 
3962 Sweet Wivelsfield A combination of 
Pinks and Sweet William: easily grown. Gloriously 
colored flowers all summer. Many are sweet-scented. 
3195 Zinnia —Giants of California, Mixed 
Colors Magnificent flowers 5 to 6 in. across. Flower 
slightly flattened, with loosely placed petals. De¬ 
lightful selections of colors. 
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