FLOWER SEEDS THAT ARE DIFFERENT 
Some are discovered by accident in their native state. Most of them 
are the result of painstaking effort by experienced foreign and domestic 
growers of repute. In fact, these producers vie one with another, and with 
every resource at their command, to win your favorable recognition and to 
merit the reward of judges who compare and select from hundreds of entries 
the finest new varieties produced in the past year. 
These “All America” trials, as they are called, embrace outdoor pro¬ 
duction of the selected seeds in various sections of the United States to 
properly prove their adaptability and their practical value to the average 
home gardener. They therefore come to you only after having been tested 
in the hands of experienced horticulturists. 
So important do we as a seed house deem this exhaustive research work 
for improved flower varieties, that they are offered you under our name in 
a special flower rack called Emerson’s “All America” Selection Novelty 
Flower Seeds. Ten varieties are embraced in this selection, and limited 
number makes it possible for you, either as a window box gardener 
or the owner of extensive grounds, to try them out and enjoy their unusual 
coloring effects. 
During the past year we have been told by dealers in all parts of New 
England, as well as professional flower growers, that our flower seed packets 
of all varieties have actually produced more plants of stronger and finer 
blooms than others of well-known origin they had previously been purchas¬ 
ing. But we are not surprised at these compliments because we have made 
it a special effort and practice, regardless of the seeds bearing our name, to 
give you through our merchants only freshest possible, high germinating 
stocks. 
We urge you partic¬ 
ularly this year to try 
Emerson’s “All America” 
selection of these wonder¬ 
ful flower seeds that are 
so different. Please be 
assured also that none 
heretofore have attained 
the variety and quality 
offered you this year. 
The Supreme Flower Seeds 
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