66 Majestic” Snapdragons 
Semi-Tall Giant-Flowered 
The massive. Hyacinth-like spikes are closely set with flowers as 
large as those of the Tall Giant (Maximum) type, offered on 
page 17, but the plants are of semi-tall growth, 18 to 24 in. high. 
Ideal for beds, borders, cutting and pot culture. 
2967 Day Dream Lovely, distinct shade of soft rose-pink 
merging into light yellow at the center. Large, finely formed 
flowers. Bright and charming. Pkt. 250; Yi6 oz. 700. 
2968 Fancy Tints Gigantic flowers of many attractive colors, 
mostly autumn shades. Practically all are two-toned, some bi¬ 
colored, while in others several colors are softly blended into the 
most appealing combinations. Pkt. 250; Yi6 oz. 700. 
2969 Fire Dragon Brilliant cerise-scarlet merging to gold in 
the center. Brightest of all Snapdragons. Pkt. 250; ’/i6 oz. 700. 
2970 Royal Gold Glowing golden orange overlaid salmon on 
the upper petal. Very large flowers; long, sturdy stems. 
_Pkt. 250; i/, 6 oz. 700. 
1704 Avalanche Beautiful pure white blooms well displayed 
on large, attractive spikes. A foremost variety for all purposes. 
1747 Dawn O’Day Light rose-pink, changing to apricot, 
slightly suffused gold toward the center as the flowers fully develop. 
1547 Delight Salmon-pink shaded with apricot. The color 
seems to change, depending on how the light strikes the flowers. 
1548 Eldorado Deep golden yellow of unusual purity. Com¬ 
bines remarkably well with other varieties in this outstanding class. 
1755 Evensong Very large individual blooms of a charming 
blend of chamois-pink shading through apricot to delicate buff. 
1756 Fair Lady Extra large flowers of a lovely light flesh pink 
tinged with a deeper shade of rose. Decidedly novel and refined. 
1722 Orange King Terra-cotta shaded with orange. A rather 
unusual blending of colors, which creates a most artistic effect. 
1748 Primrose Princess Charming, soft primrose-yellow 
deepening slightly toward the center. Fine companion to others. 
1565 Purple King Very large, attractive blooms of a clear, 
rich shade of Cattleya-purple. An unusual color of great beauty. 
1733 Red Chief Scintillating, deep crimson-scarlet of un¬ 
usual vivacity. Foliage and stems are very dark green. 
1757 Rosella The largest individual flowers we have ever 
seen; beautiful soft glowing rose, a color that is most appealing. 
1559 Twilight Delicate apricot shaded with salmon. Lovely. 
1568 Victory Rich terra-cotta-orange shading to yellow. 
Any of the above 13 varieties: Pkt. 150; Yie oz.500; y 8 oz.850. 
1731 Majestic Snapdragons, Mixed All varieties well 
blended. Very colorful mixture. Pkt. 150; Yie oz.400; */goz. 700. 
Six Majestic Snapdragons 
Avalanche, Eldorado, Orange King, Red Chief, 
Rosella, and Twilight. 
7553 One Pkt. each (value 900) for only 5O0E 
Rosella “Majestic ’ Snapdragon 
Dwarf or Tom Thumb 
Snapdragons 
Very dwarf, compact plants, 6 to 8 in. tall. Although not 
suitable for cutting, they are splendid for edgings, borders, 
rockeries and pot culture. Free flowering. 
2972 Amber Gem Golden yellow suffused amber. 
1854 Brilliant Rose A charming bright rose-pink. 
1852 Cinnabar-Red Most attractive and desirable. 
1525 Moonbeam Pleasing shade of primrose-yellow. 
1741 Pinkie Rose-pink, yellow lip, white tube. Effective. 
1554 Snowcap Showy white flowers; profuse blooming. 
Any of the above Dwarf or Tom Thumb Snapdragons: 
Pkt. 100; y 1B oz. 400; i/ 8 oz. 700; V 4 oz. $1.25. 
1557 Dwarf Mixed The above varieties in a well 
blended mixture. Pkt. 100; Vs oz - 350; Vi oz. 600. 
1560 Dwarf Rock Hybrids [H Compact plants, 4 to 
6 in. tall, covered with miniature flowers of many colors. 
Pkt. 150; Yl6 01 . 500; Vs oz. 850. 
The Above Six Dwarf Snapdragons 
•yd*-* * One Pkt. each of the six separate _ — 
/Dll named varieties (value 600) for only 35d 
Tall Large-Flowered 
Snapdragons 
Tall growing, upright plants with showy flowers not quite 
so large as the Giant varieties. Excellent for bedding and 
cutting. Especially effective when massed. 2K to 3 ft. 
1758 En Garde Individual flowers are extra large; the 
upper lip is warm coral-pink suffused gold; the lower lip, 
bright yellow shaded coral. The general effect is that of 
coral overlaid with yellow. Late flowering. Very upright 
and tall spikes. Pkt. 150; Vs oz. 600; Vi oz. $1.00. 
3004 Orange Glory Immense flowers, long spikes. 
Main portion of flower is orange-scarlet shading to orange- 
pink at edge of lips, while the throat is golden orange. 
Pkt. 250; Yt 6 oz. 600; Vs oz - $1.00. 
1855 Pink Glory Elegant, long flower spikes studded 
with large blooms of clear rose-pink self. An exquisite new 
and distinct variety that is most appealing. 
Pkt. 250; '/16 oz. 600; Vs oz. $1.00. 
1526 Tall Selected Striped Large blooms attrac¬ 
tively striped and flaked with contrasting colors. Beautiful 
and quite extraordinary. Pkt. 150; Vs oz.500; Vi oz. 850. 
1558 Tall Large-Flowered, Mixed A colorful mix¬ 
ture of all the favorite varieties to be had in this class. 
Pkt. 100; Vi oz. 250; Vi oz. 400. 
Cultural directions are plainly printed on every package of Burpee’s Seeds 
Annuals 
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