St epping St ones of 
Its graceful habit makes the 
ROCKY MOUNTAIN 
GARLAN D-FLOWER 
(Clarkia elegans) especially 
desirable for indoor decora¬ 
tion. Many new colors from 
pure white through various 
shades of rose, orange, and 
carmine to rich ruby-purple 
are offered (Henderson) 
MIDGET SWEET CORN, 
grows less than 3 feet tall 
and bears five diminutive 
ears to a single stalk; ears 
only 3 to 4 inches long, 
white, meaty, and sweet 
(Stumpp & Walter) 
The ROCHESTER PEACH, an early yellow freestone 
ripening about the middle of August, a recent marked 
improvement on the well-known Early Crawford. The 
little tree shown at right was photographed in May just a 
year after planting and is carrying 24 fruits (Glen Bros.) 
TOMATO ROSY MORN, 
a productive early variety. 
Bright rosy pink fruits of 
medium-size which make it 
especially desirable for the 
home garden (Livingston) 
INDIAN SUMMER SNAP¬ 
DRAGON, a new Giant strain 
with velvety spikes that bids 
fair to rival the Gladiolus. 
Flowers of a particularly lovely 
coppery hue (Schling) 
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