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Queen of the Market ASTERS 
THE EARLIEST OF ALL 
The favorite early Aster, usually 10 days to 2 weeks ahead 
of the others. Especially popular for early garden display and 
for cutting. Graceful spreading habit. Excellent for early 
market purposes. 
WHITE. Popular for variety. No. 2287. Pkt. 10 els. 
FEESII. Delicate pink. No. 2288. Pkt. 10 cts. 
CROISON. Beautiful cast. No. 2280, Pkt. 10 els. 
SCARLET. Superb dark shade. No. 2290, Pkl. 10 ct». 
EIOIIT BUIE. Lovely bright blue. No. 2291, Pitt. 10 els. 
DARK BE EE. A rich color. No. 2292, Pkt. 10 Cts, 
Separate Colors. Vs oz. 30c; 14 oz. 50c; M> oz. 85c; oz. $1.30. 
QCEEA OE TBIE MARKET MIXED. All colors. 
No. 2293, l’lct. 10c; y« oz. 25c; % oz. 40 c; y 2 Oz. 70c; oz. $1.25. 
Elmer L. Gingery, Atchison, Kans. Writes :—The 
seeds that I got from you sure are growing wonderfully, 
and the neighbors sure envy my flowers. Everybody that 
comes around wants me tc save some seed for them, but I 
have so many orders now that I'm sure I won’t have 
enough seed to go around. 
Mrs. E. Brown, 416 Hutchinson St„ Trenton, N. J. 
Writes : — I have tested your seeds in a small box and they 1 
germinate wonderf ul; I never had any better seeds. 
Wilt 
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Strain 
Butterfly Orchid 
One of the Daintiest Flowers Imaginable 
This strangely beautiful flower never fails to bring forth 
admiration. Hundreds of bright flowers in , bewildering array 
of colors, all blotched ana marked like butterflies, literally cover 
the delicate fern-like foliage a few weeks after planting. Here is 
a charming flower, good indoors or out. For winter blooms 
plant during late autumn. No. 2183, Pkt. i5c; M6 oz. 50c; y 8 oz. 85c. 
LARGE-FLOWERED MIXTURE OF 
GLOXINIA 
Magnificent Mouse Blooming Plant 
The superb flowers of this Giant Gloxinia often measure 
five inches across. No spring and summer blooming pot 
plant can quite compare with the beauty of these satin-like, 
tubular flowers with their exquisite coloring. 
No. 2180, Pkt. 25c; 1-128 oz. 95c; 1-64 oz. $1.75. 
SNOW ON THE 
MOUNTAIN 
Easily raised. Sow the seeds outdoors iu May and later thin 
to 14 inches. The stems are pale green in color 
anti bear clusters of leaves white- tippet! as if 
snow had fallen on them. An old-fashioned favorite 
for bedding. _ No. 2184, Pkt. lOc, H oz. 2 0c ; % oz. 3 Sc. 
FIRE-ON-THE-MOUNTAIN, Similar to above 
plant except that about mid-summer the center top leaves turn 
orange-scarlet -- -- 
No. 2185, Pkc. 10c: Vi oz. 30c; Vi oz. 50c. 
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Gentlemen: Have had wonderful results with your seed. My 
experience as a gardner. Radishes were delicious and the lettuce lasted 
all summer. Beets were very nice and tender. Best of all was your 
“Wonder Melon” as I call it. All of our neighbors had a taste and they 
all liked it. E. Megclielhrinlc, 19G41 Raymond Street 
Maple Heights, Ohio, (Bedford 1’. O.) 
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