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FLOWER SEED NOVELTIES 
and SPECIALTIES for 1935 
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• All American Selections 
• Century of Progress Champions 
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Exceedingly interesting and unusual are these new attractions produced by 
famous European and American plant breeders. They offer new colors, new 
forms and many improved features of hardiness and beauty heretofore un¬ 
obtainable. Each is an outstanding achievement in its particular class, and 
will bring new charm and beauty to our American gardens. 
The All American Selections (Symbol AAS). Selected by a group of 
20 prominent, expert flower judges as the most meritorious introductions for 
1935. To compete in this supreme contest, new types and varieties are sub¬ 
mitted to rigid field tests in ten different sections of the country, covering a 
wide range of soils and climates. Of the hundreds of entrants in th : s com¬ 
petitive test, only a comparative few pass the severe criticism of the judges 
and are awarded a place among the All American Selections. 
The Century of Progress Champions (Symbol CPC). This year we have 
a second group of winners, the Century of Progress Champions, offered as 
companions to the novelties of the All American Selections. The Horticul¬ 
tural Gardens at the 1934 Century of Progress contained thousands of new 
and old plants of every type and description. The selection of the Cham¬ 
pions in this group was not in the hands of scientific experts—but were ac¬ 
claimed by the popular approval of millions of visitors from every walk of 
life and from many countries. 
We are happy to offer our clients new seeds of these two prize-winning 
groups of flowers, and find satisfaction in anticipating the pleasure they will 
bring to our many friends and customers. 
ORDER THESE NOVELTIES EARLY. They will be extremely popular 
this year and seed stocks are very limited. 
