WILL BLOOM THIS YEAR 
The very choicest varieties includ¬ 
ing many of the All Americd Winners 
I want all of you to enjoy some of 
these finest annual flowers. All will 
bloom this year and the more you pick, 
the harder they bloom. The best, pure 
strains carefully tested. Loads of flow¬ 
ers, anyone can grow and enjoy this 
year. I send you complete planting in¬ 
structions on every packet. 
I know you all like lots of flowers and 
you can depend on these annuals for 
quick results. 
AMERICA'S FINEST 
With Year V.c 
setable 
and Flower Seta Orders 
$3.00 
y 
These “New All America Winners ’ 
for your garden. See them illustrated 
in color on Page 44. 
$1.00 Order ©Ives You 3 Free Packets 
1 Pkt. New Fairy Bouquet I.lnarla 
1 Pkt. New Comet Radish 
1 Pkt. New Rutgers Tomato (Pietured on 
front cover) 
(Value 45c) 
$2.00 Order Gives You 4 Free Packets 
1 Pkt. New Crown of Gold Marigold 
1 Pkt. New Fairy Bouquet Llnarlu 
1 Pkt. New Comet Radish 
1 Pkt. New Rutgers Tomato (Pictured on 
front Cover) 
(Value 70c) 
Order or More Gives You 
Free 
1 Pkt. New Crown qf Gold Marigold 
1 Pkt. New Fairy Bouquet Linnrla 
Vs Lb. Tendergreen Beans 
Pkt. New Rutgers Tomato 
(Pietured on front cover) 
(Value 85c) 
Flowers for 
Special Uses 
Rock Garden Page ’ 
Sweet Alyssum.70 
Ice Plant.66 
Dwarf Marigold.69 
Dwarf Petunias.67 
Rose Moss 
(Portulaca) ."68 
Old Fashioned Pinks....66 
Creeping Zinnia.71 
Sand Verbena.69 
Cut Flowers Page 
Snapdragon.69 
Asters.68 
Calendula . 64 
Calliopsis.70 
Cosmos.66 
Trumpet Flower.72 
Sweet Peas.69 
Larkspur .67 
For Fragrance Page 
Candytuft.64 
Carnation.66 
Heliotrope.66 
Mignonette .67 
Petunia . ..67 
Nicotiana.72 
Pin Cushion Flower.68 
Sweet Peas.69 
Semi-Shade Page 
Balsam.64 
Canterbury Bell.66 
Centaurea.70 
Clarkia.70 
Snapdragon.69 
Godetia .66 
Linar ia .44 
Mignonette.67 
PLANTING 
INSTRUCTIONS 
on every packet 
All Flower 
PRICES: 
Prices 
Postpaid 
All packets are 10c each; 3 for 25c, 
postpaid, except as noted. 
1120—AFRICAN DAISY (Dimorphotheca). Grows 
15 inches high. Blooms are 2% inches across, 
blooms rich orange, with black eye. Very attrac¬ 
tive. Easily grown. 
1018—JOSEPH’S COAT (Amaranthus). A vigorous 
growing foliage plant which attains its finest col¬ 
oring in a hot, sunny location. Pkt., 5c. 
1056—AMETHYST FLOWER (BrowaUia Elata). 12 
inches tall. Blooms mid-summer to frost. Pkt., 10c. 
Plants, 40c per doz., postpaid. 
1127—BABY’S BREATH. This annual variety has 
larger flowers than the perennial and is a soft pink 
in color. 
1054—BALSAM. The old-fashioned “Touch-Me-Not” 
or “Lady’s Slipper.” A great profusion of bril¬ 
liantly colored blooms. 
1051— BARTONIA. Here is a beautiful rock garden 
plant of gray foliage literally covered with bright 
golden yellow blooms. 
1119—BLUE LACEFLOWER (Didicus Cooruleus). 
Charming annual. Excellent for bedding and a de¬ 
sirable cut flower. Seed Pkt., 10c j 3 for 25c. Plants, 
40c per doz., postpaid. 
1052— BOUNCING BET (Saponaria). The light grace¬ 
ful flowers glistening white with shades of pink 
and red. Beautiful bouquets. Pkt., 5c. 
1069—BUTTERFLY FLOWER (Schizanthus). Fern¬ 
like foliage. The blooms are all colors, shaped like 
many delicate butterflies. 
Calendula (Pot Marigold) 
1058— Calendula Orange Shaggy. Gold Medal winner. 
New graceful, striking Calendula, both for the gar- 
deft and for cutting. Pkt., 10c. 
1059— Radio Calendula. A large double bloom of a 
deep shade of golden yellow with attractively 
quilled petals. 
1057—Orange King. 
1142—Calendula, New Sunshine. Gold Medal selec¬ 
tion. Brilliant profuse bloomer. 
CANDYTUFT. Beautiful hyacinth shaped blooms. 
When massed in flower beds and edgings they are 
unsurpassed. Make splendid cut bouquets. 
1065—Crimson 1064—Fine Mixed 
1066—Canna, Large Flowering. Cannas can easily be 
grown from seed, too. Soak seed 24 hours in warm 
water. Sown in February, blooms in July. All col¬ 
ors mixed. 
EARL MAY'S ANNUAL FLOWERS 
Calendula 
Orange King 
Balsam 
Page 
MARY, YOUR HOUSE ALWAYS 
LOOKS SO GAY AND PRETTY 
WITH CUT FLOWERS - HOW 
DO YOU DO IT ?" 
EACH YEAR I PLANT 
may's ANNUAL FLOWERS. 
JUST COME AND SEE 
MY GARDEN-' 
MY, WHAT A MASS OF 
BEAUTIFUL BLOOMS. 
DO YOU HAVE FLOWERS 
LIKE THIS ALL SUMMER? 
Jf, 
YES, EARL MAYS ANNUALS 
BLOOM ALL SUMMER LONG 
AND THEY COST SO LITTLE, 
JUST A FEW PACKET5 OF 
SEEDS GIVE ME 
