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Supreme Quality 
Flower Seeds 
Recent Novelties and Specialties 
Acroclinium 
New Large- 
Flowered 
Double Hybrids 
(ANNUAL) 
The range of color is 
most remarkable, being 
especially rich in shades 
of salmon, apricot, pink, 
rose and cerise, with 
white and creamy tones 
to balance up the pastel 
mixture. While some of 
the flowers have a light 
eye, the majority are en¬ 
hanced by a boldly con¬ 
trasting dark center. No 
florist or market grower 
should be without these 
New Large Flowered 
Double Hybrids. 
Tr. Pkt. 25c 
l A oz. ..50c Oz. ..$1.50 
AMARYLLIS "Diener's Mammoth Hybrids" 
Growers should find much of interest in Amaryllis culture from seed and we 
believe a most favorable surprise from the above named strain is in store for 
the producer when flowering period arrives. (Seed supplied in Diener's original 
packets.) 
Price—20 seeds. 50c 100 seeds. $1.50 1,000 seeds. $10.00 
New Aquilegia "Clematis Flowered" 
AQUILEGIAS 
(Perennials) 
THE NEW ENGLISH AQUILEGIAS OFFERED 
BELOW PROVIDE DESIRABLE CUT FLOWERS 
NEW AQUILEGIAS OF THE HIGHEST MERIT 
Pearson's English Strains (True Long Spurred) 
Pink Shades. Contains only shades of rich coral pink; very 
true. Tr. Pkt. 50c Vi oz. $1.25 Oz. $4.00 
Blue Shades. Exceptional. 
Tr. Pkt. 50c Vi oz. $1.25 Oz. $4.00 
Lowdham Mixture. Tr. Pkt. 35c Oz. $2.50 
Crimson Star. Richest crimson with white petals. 
Tr. Pkt. 75c (See illustration below.) 
AQUILEGIA CLEMATIFLORA MIXED 
Hardy Perennial "CLEMATIS FLOWERED" Height: 2 to 3 Feet 
This glorious Columbine is absolutely distinct in petal formation. As will be seen 
from the above illustration, the blooms greatly resemble Clematis flowers. 
The plants are of medium height, good compact habit and free flowering, whilst 
the individual blooms are large and solid in petal. 
The color range includes delicate pastel shades of pink and blue. Tr. Pkt. 75c 
Begonia Gracilis Heterosis "Dresden 1936" 
(Benary) 
Noted for their regular habit, abundance of flowers and purity in color. The plants 
grow about 9 ins. high, branch out well and are unusually rich flowerers. The side 
shoots grow practically as high as the centre spike, thus showing off to the best 
advantage the luxuriant blossoms. The color of the large loose bundles of numer¬ 
ous medium sized blooms, is a striking brilliant carmine scarlet. The Committee of 
the large Dresden Exhibition 1936 chose this novelty and the "Tausendschoen" 
introduced last year, for planting a large central group in the Show. Tr. Pkt.. $1.00 
ASTER 
New Early Dawn 
"Apple Blossom" 
They are the first of the early 
flowering Asters for cutting 
which are so much- in de¬ 
mand. They open at the be¬ 
ginning of July, and flower 
for many weeks without los¬ 
ing ahy of their beauty. 
The nobly-formed flowers, 4— 
4 Vi ins. in diameter, are 
borne on strong stems about 
12 ins. long. They are of 
healthy and hardy growth. 
The Early Dawn Aster is 
vastly superior to the old 
Queen of the Market. The 
colors already on the market, 
White, Rose and Lavender 
are now joined by Apple 
Blossom, whose flowers are 
white to begin with and later 
change to a delicate pink. A 
valuable color for decorative 
Crimson Star purposes. Tr. Pkt. 50c 
ALL DOUBLE PETUNIA "WORLD BEAUTY" PROVIDES REAL PROFIT FOR THE GROWER 
New Aquilegia Long Spurred 
New Early Dawn Aster "Apple Blossom" 
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