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Cosmos, Sensation 
COSMOS, SENSATION 
The Queen of Our 
Oivn 1936 Trials 
Eschscholtzia, 
Monarch Art Shades 
We offer this strain with complete confidence 
that it will jump to instant popularity wherever 
it is planted. English gardeners are raving over 
this mixture. The blooms are large and semi¬ 
double; the color-range is from light rose to deep 
rose and carmine, and from deep golden yellow 
to coppery bronze, with a definite metallic sheen 
overlaying all colors. Very fine strain. Illustrated 
directly above. Pkt. 25c. 
Award of Merit, 1936 All-America Seed Selections 
Petunia, Dainty Lady 
Petunia. Dainty Lady 
With their wavy, fluted petals, these enormous pink and 
white, cup-shaped flowers are more glorious than words can 
express. Sensation outclasses all existing early-flowering 
strains. For Midsummer garden effect—and for cutting also 
—they represent an achievement. Pkt. 35c. 
Annual Chrysanthemum, Divinity 
Award of Merit, 1936 All-America Seed Selections 
Not for many years has an entirely new color in Petunias been 
introduced to the gardening public. Various new shades of rose, 
pink, blue, and crimson may be expected from season to season, 
but we now present for your unquestioned approval a distinct 
new hue in the Petunia color-cycle—delicate yellow. Dainty 
Lady, a remarkable new Petunia introduction, is, to the 
best of our knowledge, the first really yellow Petunia. The plants 
are neat, compact, semi-dwarf, and free flowering, bearing gener¬ 
ous quantities of medium-sized, delicately fringed fight yellow 
flowers throughout the Summer. 
Pkt. 50c. 
Aster, 
Rose Marie 
A beautiful new variety in this valuable class of annuals. 
Around the center of the bloom is a zone of soft cream color, 
surrounded by an outer ring of luminous lemon-yellow that ex¬ 
tends to the tips of the petals, giving the flower an unmistak¬ 
able resemblance to a divine halo. Height 18 inches. Pkt.25c. 
The color reproduc¬ 
tion on the inside front 
cover tells the story of 
this beautiful Aster bet¬ 
ter than words can hope 
to do. Pkt. 25c. 
