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of Sweet Peas. It includes all the best of the Spencers. They begin to bloom early and 
continue to bloom for months. Sow a liberal quantity of seed. Pkt. 5c.. pkts. 10c., oz. 13c., 2 ozs. £Oc., M lb. HOc.. ' ■ lb. 50c., lb. 15c. 
EARLIEST OK ALL—This 
is the very earliest, always coming 
into bloom nearly two weeks in 
advance of any other variety. It is 
so early that two crops of flowers 
may be grown in one season by 
simply planting early in the 
spring and those that go to seed 
if sown in August will produce 
flowers in the fall. Try them. 
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kt.. 
5c., 3 pkts.. 8 
<■*, 07 ,., 
lOc., 
2 
oz* 
.. 15c.. 1 1 lb.. 
25 c* 
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UK 
111' This is 
very 
early 
variety. Standard 
rose 
pink. 
V. 
inprp 
white tinted 
rose* 
Pkt.. 
5 
c.. 3 
pkts., 8c..oz. 
1 «)<:.,£ ozs.. 
i 
1 i lb., £5c. 
IIL 
ACK KM 
fillT 
Very 
deep maroon color. Wings brown¬ 
ish purple. Kkt.. 5c.. 3 pkts.. 
8r„ 07.., I Oc., £ ozs., 15c„ Vi lb., 
I’TAIN OFTHEBLUES 
—Standard light purple, wings 
lavender. Kkt., 5c.,3 pkts.,8c., 
oz., I Oc.., £ ozs., 15c., 14 lb., £5e. 
IN VINCIBLE Kicn—White 
stripe on scarlet. Kkt., 5c., 3 
pkts.. 8c.. oz., 10c., £ ozs. 15c., 
14 lb.. £5c. 
Bush Sweet Peas 
Spencer GI ° A ^ T 
Hybrid FLOWERED 
Sweet Pea 
White Cupid Sweet Kens 
CUKT1) BEAUTY-This is the most 
beautiful of the Cupids, growing from six to 
seven inches high. Standard rose pink,shad¬ 
ed to white, wings rosy carmine. Pkt., 5c., 
3 pkts., 8c., oz., 10c., £ ozs. 15c. 
OUPIB PRIMROSE-Abeautiful prim¬ 
rose in color. Very dainty. Pkt., 5c., 3 
pkts. 8c., oz., 10c., £ ozs. 15c. 
CUPID, MIXED COLORS—All the Cupid Sweet 
Peas in one mixture. Pkt. 5c., 3 pkts. 8e., oz., lOc., 
£ ozs., 15c., 14 lb„ £5c„ Mi lb., 40c., lb., 70c, 
GOOD MIXED.—We have made a good mixture 
of Sweet Peas and offer as follows. They are fine. 
Pkt. 5c., 3 pkts. l£c. oz. 8c., 2 ozs, 15c., V4 lb. 30c„ 
Mi lb. 50c., lb. 70c., postpaid. 
BLUSHING IIEA l TY-Has a peach- 
blossom pink coloi. Very beautiful shade. 
PkL, 5c., 3 pkts., 8c., oz., 10c., £ oz., 
15c., 14 lb., £5c. 
EMILY HENDERSON-Very early, 
large, pure white flowers. Pkt., 5c., 3 
pkts.,8c., oz., 10c.,£ ozs.l5c.,!4 lb. £5c. 
LOTTIE ECKEORD-White, shaded 
and edged with soft lavender. Pkt. 5c., 
3 pkts., 8c., oz. 10c., £ ozs., 15c., 14 lb„ 
a 5c. 
GORGEOUS—A new Sweet Pea; one 
of the richest colored varieties that we 
know of. being a rich orange salmon. Pkt. 
5c.. 3 pkts., 8c., oz. 10c„ £ ozs. 15c., '4 
lb., £6c. 
SENATOR Chocolate and creamy 
white. Pkt., 5c., 3 pkts., 8c., oz., lOc., 
£ ozs., 15c., 14 lb., £5c. 
- CUPID SWEET PEAS 
PRINCE OF XV ALES—White stripe mauve. PkL 
6c., 3 pkts., 8c., oz„ 10c., £ ozs., 15c., 14 lb., £5c. 
RED RIDING HOO D—Produces bright, dark, rosy 
pink flowers in abundance. Pkt. 5c., 3 pkts. 8c., «»■-.. 
1 <>«•-, £ ozs. 15c., Vi 11>. £5c. 
REIREIfNINJIAL 
SWEIEIT PEAS 
We cannot praise this lovely hardy vine too highly, 
for it blooms constantly from early summer until late 
in autumn. The plants produce a profusion of clustered 
flowers on long stems, in various colors: white, pink, rose, 
carmine, etc., these flowers being of large size. All colors 
mixed. Pkt., 5c„ 3 pkts,, 10c. 
This is the Sweet Pea that is 
voy popular. The illustration 
gives but a little idea of its 
n r.mmoth size, and a very faint 
idea of the shape. The enor¬ 
mous flowers are waved to a 
remarkable degree, givingthem 
the well deserved titleof Giant 
Orchid - Flowered —beyond 
comparison with all other var¬ 
ieties. The harmony of soft 
coloring in this mixture is be¬ 
yond the power of words to de¬ 
scribe. This mixture contains 
shades of white, crimson, lav¬ 
ender. blush, etc., often many 
- shades of the same color. If you 
only have one packet of sweet 
peas this season let it be this collection of Spencer 
or Giant Orchid-flowered. Pkt., 5c.. 3 pkts.. 1 
oz. 1 5c„ £ ozs., £5c„ Vi lb„35c„ Vi lb..60c., lb., 
$ 1 . 00 . 
Spencer Hybrid 
These Dwarf Sweet Peas grow only about five inches 
high, spreading out and forming a mass of foliage and 
flowers. No garden or flower bed is complete without 
this little novelty. w „ TTK C Ul>TI»-Produces 
waxy white flowers, nearly as 
large as Emily Henderson. Very 
sweet. Pkt., 5c.. 3 pkts., 8c., 
oz. 10c., £ ozs. 15c, 
PINK CUPID-Exactly 
like the white, except in color, 
which is a lovely pink.Pkt. 5o., 
3 pkts. 8c. oz,10c.£ ozs.loc. 
Produce from 
20 to 50 per Cent 
of double flowers. 
Wehave the finest 
strain in exist¬ 
ence. with all the 
best colors, mak¬ 
ing a grand mix¬ 
ture. Is very at¬ 
tractive. Pkt. 5c 
3 pkts. 1 Oc... oz* 
l£c„ £ ozs. £Oc. 
V411>. 30c.,IL* lb. 
50c., lb. 75c. 
Earliest of All 
A half dwarf 
form of Sweet 
Pea growing 
nearly 18 ins. 
high. Needs 
no support. It 
is a vigorous 
and profuse 
bloomer, pro¬ 
ducing white, 
pink, rosy car¬ 
mine, violet 
striped, and 
various other 
shades and 
markings sel¬ 
dom found 
on flowers 
among Sweet 
Peas. A good 
sort to grow. 
Mixed Colors, 
Pkt.. 5c., 3 
pkts. l£c. 
