HOLLAND SEEDS 
F? ]D T7' 'XT' a packet of a glorious new type of Spencer’s 
JT JTV it —i -11—/ Sweet Peas with every order amounting to 
$3.00 and over, selected in either Seeds, Bulbs or Plants 
and mailed to us before March 13th. 
Together with this special offer of summer¬ 
flowering bulbs and plants we introduce a rare selection of 
annual seeds—exclusively HOLLAND grown. 
In the mild, moist climate of Holland num¬ 
erous plants are grown to a perfection, which can not be 
matched in any other place in the world. Also Seed grow¬ 
ers of great skill and experience have developed during the 
centuries in which Holland has led the world in the skill 
of gardening. 
The flower seeds, of all varieties, in the fol¬ 
lowing list are from Holland gardens. Incidentally, though 
important, the high germination of Holland’s Seeds was not 
effected by severe winter or drought. 
Stassen guarantees that these are positively 
FRESH Seeds and will prove satisfactory in every respect. 
St as sen’s TREASURE CHEST 
of Summer Flowering Bulbs 
See Page 13 
Terms and Conditions 
DELIVERY: Our prices include transportation charges to your 
nearest post office or express office. 
GUARANTEE: All articles guaranteed to be true to name and 
color and sure to grow. 
PAYMENT: Cash with order. 
CULTURAIj DIRECTIONS: Complete and easily followed in¬ 
structions enclosed with every order. 
Stassen Floral Gardens, 
106 Jefferson Avenue 
ROSLYN HEIGHTS, L. I., N. Y. 
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NEW NOVELTIES - 
Ageratum pkt. 14 oz. 
‘Blue Cap. A little treasure of true Ageratum-blue 
color, but as compact in growth as a dwarf box 
bush, instead of sprawling about as most Ageratums $.15 $1.00 
Aster 
Dr. Durr. The new excellent tall double deep yel¬ 
low Aster of upright habit ...25 
Firelight. Tall double bright-red, of a particular 
bright color not found in any other Aster. Of 
branching habit .25 
Calendula 
Various breaks in color and form of flower have 
occurred in Calendulas and what we here offer 
are the latest developments. Bloom from mid¬ 
summer until snowfly. Will grow in any good 
garden soil. Height 2 ft. 
Chrysantha or Sunshine. Clear buttercup-yellow. 
Flower resembling Chrysanthemum. Long stems, 
ideal for cutting .....10 .30 
Radio Golden Beam. Pure golden-yellow with 
curled petals. A distinct type .10 .30 
New Art Shades. Something entirely new, contains 
many tones and shades not previously obtainable .10 .30 
Candytuft (Iberis) 
‘Miniature Gem. New dwarf, about 3% inches tall, 
white Hyacinth type, producing four to six spikes. 
A gem for the Rockery .15 .50 
Campanula 
New Annual Canterbury Bells. Splendid mixed. 
With the introduction of this absolutely new strain 
of this popular flower, the garden lover can enjoy 
them in the late summer and autumn of the same 
year. Our mixture of this strain is really extra¬ 
ordinary and contains the following colors and 
shades: pure-white, Cambridge-blue, soft-pink, 
deep-rose and dark-blue. Height 2 ft.20 1.00 
Dahlia 
Unwin’s Dwarf Hybrids. Semi-double and double 
mixed. Splendid early flowering type 18-24 inches 
tall, with a large variety of charming colors .20 1.00 
Godetia 
Most attractive hardy annual, plants are of distinct 
and graceful habit. Long flower trusses have 
double Azalea-like flowers. Bloom through mid¬ 
summer. 
Sybil Sherwood. The most glorious shade of 
salmon-pink, blended with orange, softened by a 
delicate white border. Height lMs ft.25 .65 
Rosy Morn. A great improvement on the older 
varieties. Lovely coral-pink, very double, free flow¬ 
ing and splendid for cutting. Height 2 ft.10 .30 
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