PUGET SOUND SEED COMPANY 
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LAWN GRASSES 
All of our Lawn Mixtures contain Creeping Bent 
‘‘SUNNY-NOOK”—We have prepared 
this mixture to produce a quick-growing 
turf from fine leaved and low-growing 
grasses. Pound 30c; 10 pounds $2.40. 
PUGET SOUND BLEND—A fine mix¬ 
ture and gives good results; contains no 
noxious weed seed; per pound 40c; 10-lbs. 
$3.50. Over four pounds at 10-lb. rate. 
“LAWN-GRASS”—This is one of the 
best lawn grasses on the market for the 
price and will make a green velvety 
lawn in a shorter time than anything 
we have tried. 50c per pound; 10-lbs. 
$4.10. 
♦ “OUR SPECIAL”—This mixture is 
equal to any Dollar lawn grass on the 
market and you will be pleased with the 
results obtained. Use this when you 
want extra results. 60c per pound; 10- 
lbs. $5.30. 
“PUGET SOUND BENT MIXTURE” 
■—This mixture is a blend of Creeping 
Bent and other fine grasses which pro¬ 
duce a beautiful velvety green lawn. 
This mixture is unsurpassed for the sur¬ 
rounding of a fine house. Price per 
pound 75c; 10-lbs. $6.85. 
SWEET PEAS 
There are several hundred varieties of Spencer Sweet 
Peas, many of them of splendid merit, but in many cases the 
varieties are much alike. Those listed below are of the most 
distinct and highly recommended in the Burpee and Bodger 
strains. 
CULTURE—It is a well-known fact that, in order to 
have the largest blooms of Sweet Peas, seed must be planted 
early to make the greatest root development during early 
spring. Sow seed as soon as the ground can be worked. Dag 
a trench a foot wide and deep and fill in with 6 inches of 
well-rotted stable manure; tread down firmly and fill in 
with good garden soil; plant seed in a straight line along 
the prepared surface, about 3/4 inch deep and about 3 inch¬ 
es apart. When plants are three or four inches high, thin 
out to one foot. Keep well watered. 
For 1934 Novelties in Sweet Peas see Page 1 
Six 5c packets 25c; Twelve 5c packets 50c; Twenty-eight 5c 
packets $1.00. 
(Those listed on Page One not included in this collection) 
Grow extra choice 
Sweet Peas by in¬ 
oculating the seed. 
Garden Packet 25c. 
WHITE 
Avalanche—Glistening white. 
King White—Large, pure white. 
Model—Large white, tinted. 
CREAM 
What Joy—Deep, rich cream. 
Dobbies Cream—Deep cream. 
Ivory Picture—Ivory cream. 
PINKS 
Fluffy Ruffles—Light, cream pink. 
Ruffled Beauty—Lilac pink on amber. 
Ruffled Rose—Soft, rich rose. 
Pinkie—Light rose pink. 
Picture—Bright pink on cream. 
Mary Pickford—Cream pink, suffused 
salmon. 
SALMON 
Barbara—Fine, soft salmon. 
ORANGE 
Orange Picture—Sun-proof orange. 
Colorado—Bright orange. 
Tangerine Improved—Rich orange. 
Geo. Shawyer—Soft orange, wings 
tinted rose. 
♦ CERISE 
Beatall—Pink, suffused salmon. 
Royal Salute—Deep cerise. 
Illuinator—Bright salmon cerise. 
SCARLET 
Welcome—Dazzling scarlet. 
Campfire—Vivid scarlet. 
MAROON 
The Sultan—Black velvety maroon. 
Warrior—Red maroon. 
CRIMSON 
Crimson King—Deep rich crimson. 
Sybil Henshaw—Rich crimson. 
LAVENDER 
Gleneagles—Very large, pale lavender. 
Powdercourt—Large lavender. 
Amb’tion—Lilac lavender. 
Ruffled Orch'd—Rich lavender rose. 
Asta Ohn—^Pinkish lavender. 
BLUE 
Reflection—Clear blue. 
Mrs. Tom Jones—Delphinium blue. 
New Wedgewood—Azure blue. 
Commander Godsall—Violet blue. 
