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Perfection 
Pansies 
►UTTON’S PANSIES 
Pansies and Violas from seed cannot be grown too freely in any 
;arden. The beautiful and rich colors produced by these flowers are 
'specially welcome after the yellow of the Daffodils has passed. 
Messrs. Sutton pay the greatest attention to Pansies and Violas, and 
he displays seen at our Reading and Slough grounds in May in¬ 
variably call forth comment from passengers in passing trains and 
>ring us many letters of inquiry. Pansies are best treated as bien- 
lials, sowing in July for flowering in the following year. 
2812. Fire Beacon (Roggli). (New). We consider this variety to 
be the greatest advance in Pansies we have seen for a considerable 
time. The color, which is quite unique, can best be described as 
bright Walflower-red with a touch of orange. Fire Beacon pos¬ 
sesses the same vigorous free-flowering habit as our well-known 
Ullswater and Crimson Queen Pansies, and will undoubtedly prove 
to be one of the most popular floral novelties, whether for beds 
and borders, or for cutting. Per pkt., 68c. 
12813. Sutton’s Perfection Mixed. It is impossible to convey an 
adequate idea of the delightful variations in color and markings of 
this well known and popular strain. Our seed is saved only from 
the largest and best shaped flowers of the very richest colors, and 
we still consider this one of the finest Pansies in cultivation. Mixed 
colors. Per pkt., 38c. 
12818. Sutton’s Giant Fancy. A new strong growing strain with 
enormous flowers of brilliant and very varied colors. 
Per pkt., 38c. 
12811. Sutton’s Ullswater. A fine race which has created the widest 
interest, and we are gratified to learn of the pleasure this Pansy 
has given to many customers who have grown it. The coloring is 
unusual and attractive-—a solid blue flower with a blue-black center; 
size, form and substance are equal to our well known Perfection 
Pansy. Per pkt., 38c. 
12829. Large-Flowered Pale Blue. Flowers of a delicate mauve-blue 
shade with lightly marked centers, freely produced. Per pkt., 26c. 
12833. Large-Flowered Yellow. Rich yellow flowers, with small dark 
centers; excellent in form. Per pkt., 26c. 
12836. Sutton’s Crimson Queen. The red counterpart of Sutton’s 
Ullswater. It is the reddest and most brilliant Pansy we know. 
The flowers are of the largest size, of perfect form, and are marked 
with a conspicuous dark blotch towards the center. Per pkt., 38c. 
12835. Large-Flowered Bronze. A favorite and attractive coloring 
of bronze shades, all toning well together. Per pkt., 26c. 
