SWEET PEAS 
These magnificent Sweet Peas 
are ideal for 
February and March plantings in the lower 
South. 
They 
are quick growers, starting to 
flower 
at an 
early 
stage, and will furnish an 
abundance of 
lovely blooms before extreme hot weather arrives. 
Pkt. 
Oz. 
2600 
American Beauty. Rich crim- 
son-rose of giant size. $0. 1 4 
$0.48 
2602 
Amethyst. Royal purple. . . . 
.14 
.48 
2601 
Blue Bonnet. Deep, clear blue 
. 1 4 
.48 
2605 
Blue Sensation. Light blue. . 
. 1 4 
.48 
2609 
Empress. Giant light-pink. . 
.14 
.48 
2613 
Exquisite. Salmon-pink. 
. 1 4 
.48 
2617 
Fortyniner. Bright orange. . . 
. 1 4 
.48 : 
2621 
Giant Rose. Giant rose-pink. 
. 1 4 
.48 
2633 
Memory. Rosy-lavender. 
. 1 5 
.54 
2632 
Michigan. Pure lavender. . . . 
. 1 4 
.48 
2634 
Monterey. Geranium-pink. . . . 
. i 5 
.54 
2640 
Oriental. Deep cream. 
. 1 4 
.48 
2654 
Queen Crimson. Deep crimson 
. I 4 
.48 
2656 
Success. Sparkling rose-pink. 
. I 5 
,54 
2660 
Vulcan. Vivid scarlet. 
1 4 
.48 
2664 
White Harmony. Pure white. 
.14 
.48 
2668 
White Rose. Giant pure white 
on long stems.. 
.14 
.48 
2145 
Early-flowering Spencer Mixture. Unbeat- 
able mixture of all the finest varieties listed 
above 
and many others. Pkt. 9c; oz. 24c 
; % ib 
69 c; 
lb. $2.39. 
DWARF SWEET PEA MIXTURE 
2050 Dwarf growers with large, waved flowers produced on 
short stems. Very popular bedder. Height 1 foot. Pkt. 
9 c; oz. 29 c; lb. 88 c. 
DUPLEX 
SWEET PEAS 
This interesting group de¬ 
velops a large percentage of 
blooms with two, three, or 
four standards and several 
wings, giving them a dou¬ 
ble appearance. 
2051 Early Spencer, Duplex 
Gem. Soft rose-pink. Pkt. 
I 4c ; oz. 48c. 
2052 Late Spencer, Kitty 
Pierce. Soft lilac. Pkt. 
8c ; oz. 24c. 
2053 Late Spencer, Winnie 
Morse. Soft rose-pink. Pkt. 
8c ; oz. 24c. 
GIANT SPENCERS (Orchid-flowered) 
Hardy growers with vigorous, branching vines. The large, 
Queenly blossoms have attractive, widespread wings, beautifully 
waved, and are borne three to four on fine, long stems. 
Pkt. Oz. 
2010 Austin Frederick. Soft lavender.$0.07 $0.2 1 
2015 Constance Hinton. Pure white . 07 .21 
2018 Crimson King. Ox-blood-erimson . 07 .2 1 
2020 Elfrida Pearson. Blush-pink.07 .2 1 
2022 George Sliawyer. Orange-pink. .07 .2 1 
2023 Gleneagles. Pale blue-lavender . 07 .2 1 
2024 Hawlmark Cerise. Cerise-salmon. .07 .2 1 
2025 Heavenly Blue. Delphinium-blue.07 .2 1 
2026 Hebe. Immense; bright pink. ,07 .2 1 
2028 Mary Piekford. Pink, tinted salmon . 07 .2 1 
2032 Pinkie. Magnificent; giant rose . .07 .21 
2040 Royal Purple. Fine purple color.07 .2 1 
2038 Royal Scot. Brilliant scarlet.07 .2 1 
2041 Tangerine. Illustrious,brilliant orange... .07 .2 1 
2042 Youth. Pure white, edged rose-pink . .07 .2 1 
2048 Spencer or Orchid-flowered Mixture. A glorious blend of 
prize-winning varieties unsurpassed for richness and brilliancy. 
Pkt. 6c; oz. 14c; 14 lb. 42c; lb. $1.39. 
SUNFLOWER 
Showy annuals favored for their 
stately growth and brilliant flowers. 
Culture. Sow after last frost where 
plants are to bloom, and thin to 1 foot 
apart for the miniature and 2 feet apart 
for the Japanese, 
1935 Double Japanese. The Chrysan¬ 
themum Sunflower. Immense dou¬ 
ble brilliant yellow blooms. 
Height 6 feet. Pkt. 7c; % oz. 
16c; oz. 27c. 
1938 Miniature Hybrids. Attrac¬ 
tive single blooms in shades of 
yellow with black centers. 
Height 4 feet. Pkt. 8c; y 2 oz. 
22c ; oz. 39 c. 
SCABIOSA, Mourning Bride 
Beautiful annual for beds and bor¬ 
ders. It is an 'upright, branching 
grower, carrying, on long, slender 
stems, a profusion of showy, large, 
half-ball-shaped, graceful flowers, 
supremely adapted for cutting. 
Height 2 V 2 feet. 
Culture. Sow early in protected 
seed-beds for later transplanting, or 
sow when soil is warm, where plants 
are to bloom, and thin to 8 to 10 
inches apart. 
1913 Azure-Blue 
1915 Rose 
1916 Eire King 
1918 King of the Blacks 
Each: Pkt. Sc; 14 oz. 24 C. 
1910 Mixed. Pkt. 7c; % oz. 21 C; 
oz. 32c. 
STATICE, Annual 
1930 Everlasting of unusual beauty, with 
graceful stems carrying dense clusters of small 
blooms in white, rose, and blue shades. Dainty 
and gay for borders and valuable for cutting. 
Height 2 feet. Pkt. 6 c ; oz. 19c. 
Culture. Sow after last frost where plants 
are to bloom and thin to 8 inches apart. 
STOKESIA, Cornflower Aster 
1932 Beautiful hardy perennials with very 
large cornflower-like blooms of rich sky-blue 
color. Indispensable for perennial borders and 
for cutting. Height 2 ft. Pkt. 9c; % oz. 48c. 
Culture. Sow early in pro¬ 
tected seed-beds. Trans¬ 
plant 1 foot apart. 
STOCKS 
By virtue of their delightful fra¬ 
grance, brilliant colors, and profusion 
of blooms, Stocks deserve a place in 
every garden. They are bushy grow¬ 
ers, with attractive, double, rosette¬ 
like flowers borne on fine stems. Par¬ 
ticularly showy massed in beds: Pine 
cut-flowers. 
Culture. Start the seed early in in¬ 
door boxes for later transplanting. 
Set 6 inches apart in beds and rogue 
out singles. 
Large-flowering Ten Weeks 
Fine dwarf compact growers. Height 1 foot. 
1940 White 1941 Pink 
1942 Crimson 1943 Azure-Blue 
1944 Canary-Yellow Each: Pkt. 14c. 
1945 Mixed Colors. Pkt. 9c; 44 oz. 49c. 
Double Giant Imperial Bismarck 
Early-flowering Stocks of branching habit. 
Fine cut-flowers. Height 2 feet. 
1946 White 1947 Rose 
1948 Blood-Red 1949 Lavender 
1950 Canary-Yellow Each: Pkt. 19c. 
1951 Mixed Colors. Pkt. 14c; % oz. 47c. 
Giant 
Bismarck 
Stocks 
REUTER SEED CO.. Inc.. New Orleans 
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Flower Seeds 
