Now. Gold Medal Winner 
for 1936—Flaming 1 Velvet 
Petunia. The only Gold 
Medal Winner for 1936 of 
the hundreds of trials. The 
very finest flower I could 
find. Introduced from Hol¬ 
land. Rich, brilliant velvety 
blood red flowers for your 
garden. Newest, choicest of 
all. Packet, 25c. 
The New Gold Medal 
Orang'e Flare Cosmos. A 
Gold Medal Winner and the 
highest rated of any annual 
flower introduced. An early- 
flowering strain, tall stems, 
and bushy. A deep brilliant 
orange. Heavy, thick petals 
make it an excellent showy 
cut flower. Packet, 25c. 
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With Your Vegetable and 
Flower Seed Orders . . . 
These "Gold Medal Winners" for your garden with your 
order for vegetable and flower seeds. 
Order Brings You 2 Free Packets 
1 Packet Orange Flare Cosmos 
1 Packet Glowing Ball Radish 
(Value 35c) 
Vegetable and Flower Seed Order Brings You 3 Free 
Packets 
1 Packet New Flaming Velvet Petunias 
1 Packet Orange Flare Cosmos 
1 Packet Glowing Ball Radish 
(Value 60c) 
Order or More Brings You Free— 
1 Packet New Flaming Velvet Petunia 
1 Packet Orange Flare Cosmos 
% Lb. Tendergreen Beans 
(Value 80c) 
Page 54—Earl E. May Seed Co., Shenandoah, Iowa 
