One packet each of 
the three sensational 
flowers shown below, for 
ASTER 
American 
Beauty 
"Azure 
Fairy" 
No. 1102 —Clear 
lavender - blue. 
Wilt-resistant. 
Pkt., 15c, prepaid. 
(See page 45). 
3 Earliest New Chrysanthemums 
Ten days earlier than others. 
CLIO —Compact deep carmine-rose. 
FORTUNA —Large blood-red blooms. 
VESTA —Deep golden bronze. 
Strong plants, 40c each; 3 for 99c, prepoid 
(See page 56). mm 
All-America 
Gold Medal 
MARIGOLD 
"Crown of 
Gold" 
No. 1497 —Short 
curled, quilled 
petals with a col¬ 
lar of flat guard 
petals. Color bril¬ 
liant orange. The 
first Marigold with 
odorless foliage. 
Pkt., 25c, prepaid. 
(See page 49). 
The Candlestick Lily 
(Umbellatum) 
Showy orange-red flowers on 
2 ft. stems in June. Each 25c 
5 BULBS $1 r\r\ 
Postpaid ’1.00 
Most Beautiful of All Hardy 
Lilies 
The large, fragrant flowers 
of ivory-white are shaded 
rose, with cent- 
ers flushed yel- 
low. Blooming 
size Bulbs, 3 for 
New Sweet Pea 
SHIRLEY 
TEMPLE 
No. 1838— Frilled 
flowers of soft 
rose-pink. Pkt., 
25c, postpaid. 
For other new 
Sweet Peas 
and Collec- 
k tion offers 
see 
page 
Africana" 
Petunia 
Plants 
^ New Double ^ 
^ Royal Purple ” 
P (Page 56). First 
m time offered. Ex- 
y ceptionally vigorous 
f grower, producing 3 do; 
flowers at one time—meas¬ 
uring up to 4 inches diam¬ 
eter. Very showy. Price, 
50c each; 3 for $1.25, ppd. 
