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Begonias 
Tuberous Rooted Section 
Our collection of these lovely Summer flowering 
bulbous plants is very tine indeed. The strain we offer 
is of the erect flowering class, flowers being borne quite 
upright on strong sturdy stems. The varieties offered 
are distinct and beautiful and those who try our strains 
will be well pleased with their magnificent size, perfect 
form, exquisite finish and colorings. Our culture of 
these plants during the past season occupied a lath 
area of some 2]/i acres and included thousands upon 
thousands of plants in the various classes and strains. 
We had them in the double types, fully 6 inches in 
diameter, bearing a nearer resemblance to immense 
roses or double hollyhocks, than Begonias. These and 
the handsomely frilled types or plain edged singles were 
subject to unqualified admiration from the numerous 
visitors who saw them at the height of their glory. 
Begonia Enchantress 
A Novelty Tuberous Begonia for the Season of 1935 
Outstandingly beautiful as a bedding type or when used as a pot plant for conservatory decoration. I he engraving 
depicts this lovely variety in its true form . . . elegant single flowers borne in clusters, well displayed at the tips of 
strong, rigid stems and so profusely borne as to almost hide the foliage. Color an exquisite shade of soft rose-pink. 
This Begonia is one of the greatest advances on its class we know. It is a hybrid of the multi-flora type and the fore¬ 
runner of an entirely new race. Price, each 50c; 10 for $4.50. Stock limited. 
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