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MINIATURE MISSION ZINNIAS 
CUT-AND-COME-AGAIN ZINNIAS 
(Elegans Pumila Flore Pleno) 
florist's flower." being the most popular 
of all Zinnias among the cut-flower trade. Housewives will enjoy it equally as 
TbLd rhouldM®'”?*’*'"::'-/®??'’'"®” Plonted in the^ garden 
for elt set "S'd®. for the growing of Miniature Mission Zinnias purely! 
Purposes. The variety is most uniform in size of flower and plant. The 
blossoms measure about 2 inches across, have long stems and are most grace- 
fd in vases or the garden. They all come about 100% double and are 
unusually prolific bloomers, the plants becoming literally covered with flowers 
during the blooming season. Regardless of how fast you cut them ^r" 
S'coTo'rT. sXSSes as wen'al th'l 
Offered in six gorgeous shades and mixed colors. 
23 White. F'ure white. 
24 Golden Yellow. 
25 Golden Orange. 
26 Crimson-Scarlet. 
27 Salmon-Rose. 
28 Pink Shades. 
29 Black Knight. 
39 Blended Mixture. All of the 
above separate colors mixed for 
a balanced variety of color. 
41 Delicate Shades. No Red or 
Orange in this Special Mixture. 
Any of above; Pkt. 15c: 
SUNBURST PICOTEE 
ZINNIA 
ELEGANS TYPE 
59 Sunburst Picotee. Mixed Colors. 
While this one is not new, still it is 
considered a novelty. It is not of 
the standard group that have been 
brought to a high stage of perfec¬ 
tion, but it is very attractive. The 
flowers are 3 inches across, are 
borne in an excellent range of color 
and the petals are tipped or pico- 
teed in a contrasting color. 
'A oz. 30c: Vz oz. 50c: oz. 85c. 
SION ZINNIAS. Cut' and Come 
Again. Elegans Type. Pkt. 15c. 
5 GRACEFUL CUT-AND-COME-AGAIN ZINNIAS: 
COLLECTION No. 40 
ONE PACKET EACH OF: 
Golden Yellow, Crimson-Scarlet, Salmon-Rose, 
Golden-Orange, and Pink Shades. 
Regular Value 75c: Collection Offer Only 50c 
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xo z e. ®'ant cactus-flowered zinnia 
Unique and attractive with flowers of 
trailing zinnia 
• Sonvifaha procumbens. A hardy floriferous annual erowine ahnnt fi 
of trailing habit. Flowers are small somewhat like tinv 
rudbekias wito yellow petals radiating from a dark purple disk Like* 
sandy or gritty soil and sunny location. Pkt. 15c. 
82 Red Riding Hood. 
A lovely new type 
of Zinnia for edg¬ 
ing, bedding or 
pots. Plants are 
covered with per¬ 
fect shaped minia¬ 
ture double blooms 
less than 1 inch in 
diameter, of a bril¬ 
liant fiery scarlet 
color. Pkt. 15e. 
SUN-STRIPED ZINNIA 
ELEGANS TYPE 
NOVELTY ZINNIA FANTASY 
15 Curled and crested type, mixed colors 
2 to 2% ft., medium-large flowers, fine for 
cutting, very free-flowering. Pkt. 25c: V* oz. 
50c: 1 oz. $1.50. 
All American Winner 
20 This Zinnia is striped in a contrast 
to background of white, primrose and 
through the shades of pink and red. We 
are offering it for the first time this year. 
Pkt. 20c: 'A oz. 50c: 1 oz. $1.50. 
NEW ZINNIA STARDUST 
16 Stardust. A new shaggy or "Fantasy" 
type Zinnia in rich golden yellow. Pkt. 25c. 
MEXICANA 
or MINIATURE ZINNIAS 
(HAAGEANA) 
Illustrated below. This dainty little Zinnia 
is not new and evidently it’s not known very 
well or it would be in every garden, for it 
surely is a little dream. 
88 Mixed Colors. Very charming small 
semi-double flowers ranging from yellow 
to mahogany-red shades; fine for rock 
g^ardens, beds or borders, grows 18 inches. 
This little Zinnia will be a surprise to you. 
Makes the daintiest and most attractive 
bouquets imaginable in low bowls Pkt 
15e: 'A oz. 50c: 'A oz. 85c: 1 oz. $1.50. 
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