10 % 
1934 NOVELTY 
ASTER 
(Illustrated above.) 
ASTER, SUPER GIANT, LOS ANGELES. A 
new race of giant Asters. Similar to Giants 
of California but earlier, deeper, and fuller 
centered. Los Angeles is a shell pink with 
unusually curled and interlaced petals, giv¬ 
ing it a light feathery effect. Long, strong 
stems. Excellent for cut flower. Per pkt. 
25c; plants 35c per dozen. 
DOUBLE NASTURTIUM 
(Illustration upper left corner.) 
DOUBLE SWEET SCENTED GOLDEN 
GLEAM NASTURTIUM. One of the most 
outstanding introductions of recent years. 
Large, long-stemmed, double flowers of a 
rich golden color stand well above and al¬ 
most completely cover the foliage with a 
blaze of color. Sweet scented and make ex¬ 
cellent cut flowers. Per pkt. 10c. 
VENIDIUM 
(Illustration at left.) 
VENIDIUM FASTUOSUM. Large daisy-like 
flowers of deep orange, 4 to 5 inches across. 
Reddish brown disc at base of petals with a 
pui'ple-black center. Fine greyish silky foli¬ 
age adds to its beauty. The flower stems are 
long, making an ideal cut flower. Per pkt. 
35c; plants 40c per dozen. 
ZINNIA 
(Illustration at left.) 
ZINNIA, DODGER’S IMPROVED LILLIPUT. 
The Lilliputs or Pompons are fast supplant¬ 
ing all other types of Zinnias for cut flower 
use. The flowers are small, compact and 
symmetrical, on strong stems. Seed sown as 
soon as warm weather sets in will produce 
full grown flowering plants in seventy-five 
days. Per pkt. 15c; plants 30c per dozen. 
CHRYSANTHEMUM 
CHRYSANTHEMUM, ELDORADO. Single. 
Flowers rich golden yellow many shades 
deeper than any existing variety. Very dark 
center disc makes them very showy. Com¬ 
pact. Per pkt. 15c; plants 25c per dozen. 
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