Aster Giants of California Loveliness (Bodger) 
I N LINE with the trend of 
the times for the fulfill¬ 
ment of a more abundant 
life and a departure from 
the harder, more rugged 
and strenuous existence, the 
demand in flower styles has 
changed from the strong, 
exciting colors to soft tran¬ 
quil pastel tones. Few gar¬ 
den flowers can more easily 
fill this need than Asters. 
The soft satiny texture of the 
petals gives a luscious 
sheen to any shade, but 
particularly the soft pastels. 
Distinctly new and definitely 
No. 457 —electro $ 2.25 desirable is the lovely rich 
pure pink lightly touched 
with salmon, of this new Aster Loveliness. The flowers are large and full with 
gracefully interlacing petals which blend to a very soft pink, almost white at 
the tips. The plants reach a height of about 3 feet, and bear several long, non- 
lateral branches, each bearing one large, well-formed flower. Like other Giants 
of California varieties the strain is rather late blooming, coming into flower from 
mid to late September. This is not a wilt-resistant variety. 
No. 82 .... Price per oz., $2.15 Per lb., $25.00 
Approximately 12,000 seeds per ounce. 
Zinnia Fantasy Orange Lady (Bodger) 
A WORTHY COMPANION to 
Rosalie, Orange Lady brings 
to the Fantasy group a rich shade of 
deep bright orange, equally desir¬ 
able. The medium-sized, to 3 
inch rounded flowers are shaggy 
and gay in appearance, a colorful 
spot of color in the garden and ex¬ 
tremely desirable for cutting. The 
2V2 1° 3 foot well formed, strong 
growing plants will commence 
flowering within 45 to 50 days after 
seed is sown. 
No. 1336 .... Price per oz., $1.05 
Per lb., $12.00 
Approximately 5,000 seeds per ounce. 
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