CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
LARGE-FLOWERING: 
Dr. Enguehard. Lively rose-pink. 
Harvard. Dark crimson-scarlet. 
King of Italy. Pure yellow. 
Mrs. Henry Robinson. White. 
Rose Perfection. Clear pink. 
Sun Gold. Bright yellow. 
POMPON: 
Captain Cook. Clear rose-pink. 
Christmas Gold. Golden yellow. 
Frances Whittlesey. Rich bronze 
and garnet. 
Firebird. Showy bright-red. 
Golden Feather. Bright yellow. 
Jean Treadway. Sparkling pink, 
rose center. 
Lilian Doty. Shell pink. 
New York. Reddish bronze. 
Pink Doty. Clear light-pink. 
White Doty. Compact pure White. 
SINGLE-FLOWERING: 
Bronze Buckingham. Fine golden 
bronze. 
Pink Buckingham. Lovely shade of 
pink. 
Silver Thimble. White with yel¬ 
low disc. 
All Postpaid: Young plants, 2 for 
24c: 6 for 64c; 12 for $1.15; 
100 for $7.45. 
GERANIUMS 
American Beauty. Vivid rosy crim¬ 
son. 
Beaute Poitevine, Shrimp pink. 
Fiat. Dark salmon pink. 
Irvington Beauty. Immense dark rosy 
pink. 
LaFavorite. Finest double white. 
Radio Red. Brilliant flame red. 
Postpaid: Strong plants, 24c; 3 
for 64 c ; 6 for $1.19; 12 for $1.98. 
Special Offer 
5 Strong plants. 
Your selection 
for only .... Postpaid 
Ostrich Plume Fern 
FERNS 
Bird’s-Nest. Very decorative Fern, with 
long, club-shaped foliage. It is easily 
grown and well adapted to house-culture. 
Pot-grown plants, 3-ineh, 59c. 
Boston. A strong grower, hardy, and 
the long deccrative fronds droop grace¬ 
fully. Make excellent specimen plants. 
Fishtail. Very odd and decorative va¬ 
riety. The ends of the fronds are divided 
and ci’ested, reminding one of a fish-tail. 
Holly Fern. Probably the hardiest and 
most easily grown of all Ferns. The leaves 
resemble holly somewhat, hence the name. 
Pot-grown plants, 4-ineh, 49 c. 
Norwood. A dense, compact grower 
with attractive, bright green fronds finely 
subdivided. Distinct and beautiful Fern. 
Ostrich Plume. One of the showiest of 
all Ferns. The long, wide, finely subdi¬ 
vided fronds produce a charming effect. 
Smithi. A compact, easy, and rapid 
grower With fine and filmy fronds. Well- 
grown plants ate rare beauties. 
All postpaid: Pot-grown plants, 3-inch, 
2lc; 4-inch, 39c; except where noted. 
BEDDING PLANTS 
Except where otherwise specified, 
all plants offered are strong pot-grown 
stock ready to bloom a short time 
after being set out. 
Plants shipped postpaid or prepaid. 
ANTIRRHINUM, Rustproof. 
White Pink 
Rose Yellow 
CALENDULA, Chrysantha. 
Ball’s Gold Sensation 
CARNATION, Enfant de Nice. 
PETUNIAS, 
Rose of Heaven Rosy Morn 
Silvery Blue Violacea 
PHLOX, Annual. 
White Pink Rose 
Red Yellow Blue 
SALVIA, Harbinger. Bright Red, 
Blue Bedder, Dark Blue. 
STOCKS, Bismarck. 
White Rose Blood-Red 
Lavender Canary-Yellow 
All above: 12 for 49c; 100 for 
$3.70. 
PETUNIA, Martha Washington. Blu£h 
pink veined red. 
Balcony Blue. For porch and win¬ 
dow-boxes. 
Both: 6 for 57c; 12 for 94c. 
Giant Double, Mixed Colors. 3 fqr 
49c ; 6 for 84c ; 12 for $ 1.48. 
VERBENA, Giant-flowered. 
Lavender Glory. Clear lavender. 
Beauty of Oxford. Rose-red. 
Royale. Royal blue. 
Spectrum Red. Bright red. 
All above Verbenas: 6 for 58c; 
12 for 97c; 100 for $5.65. 
SALVIA, Purple. Very showy royal 
purple. 6 for 59c; 12 for 98c; 
100 for $5.75. 
PANSY (From Coldframes) 
Swiss Giant, Mixed. Gigantic blooms 
in unusual shades. 100 for $1.39; 
1000 for $ I 1.50. 
I 
You can’t grow a good profita- 
| ble crop of Sweet Potatoes unless 
I you start with good healthy slips. 
| Our growers produce plants of 
the very best grade—free from 
disease. All plants are carefully 
inspected and certified and are 
guaranteed to please you. 
s 
im Grow a crop this year from our 
O fine plants. If necessary, get some 
s^gi of your neighbors to pool their 
orders with yours to get the ad- 
S vantage of a better price on a 
Umi larger quantity. Send your order 
111 in earl Y even though you want 
late shipment. 
Set in rows 3 feet apart; plants 
1 12 inches apart. Set about 7,000 
iplants to an acre. Shipments 
| commence about April 10 and con¬ 
tinue until July 1, weather per- 
i mitting. 
PORTO RICO YAMS. The most 
popular for the South. It’s a fine 
grained, juicy, golden red and a 
splendid keeper. 
Prices Postpaid: 200 for 85c; 
500 for $1.65; 1,000 for $2.85. 
1 .Write for larger quantity prices. 
Mulch instead of fertilizing! Save labor, watering and 
money. SERVALL fertilizes the soil. Makes dry sandy 
soil hold water like a sponge. Loosens tough clay soils 
for root and water penetration. Insures your garden 
against the droughts of summer. Does not “burn.” Pre¬ 
vents baking and cracking of the soil. Take a vacation 
from weeding. Produce sturdier plants and better flowers. 
SERVALL is dehydrated sugar cane pulp produced and 
processed on a Louisiana Sugar Plahtation. Absorbs 
ouickly more than 500% of its weight in water. Won¬ 
derful for mulching Camellias. Azaleas, Rhododendrons, 
Roses. Fine for lawn making. 
Positively carries no weed seeds, dis¬ 
eases or sugar to attract insect pests 
» Available in individual bales 
^ uniformly compressed and 
wrapped to approximately 
100 lbs. Interesting 
literature Free! 
Not prepaid: 1 
bale, $1.00: 5 
bales, $4.75. 
REUTER SEED CO., Inc., New Orleans 
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