RUSSELL LUPINS 
{Perennial) 
The highest possible R. H. S. award, the Gold Medal, was never more richly deserved 
than when won by this strain in June, 1937. It is the outstanding plant, being offered from 
seed in 1938. You will be thrilled with the marvelous colorings and rich exotic blendings 
in scores of shades and colors. Other outstanding features are the length and symmetry 
of the spikes, the bold, closely placed florets, the wide, fanlike back standards and large 
keels, and the fact that the spikes hold their florets from top to bottom during develop¬ 
ment. Added to all these outstanding points is the fact that 3 per cent will come in a dwarf 
strain. When these dwarfs are fixed. Lupins will replace Delphiniums for popularity in 
this country. Never plant Lupins in newly manured ground and only transplant Lupins 
in the Spring. Seed offered in mixed colors. {Originator s stock.) 
Large pkt. $1.00, 6 pkts. for $5.00 
Plants in Sj^-in. pots for bloom in late July, Each $1.00; doz. $10.00; 100, $70.00. 
CARL GIESSLER, Inc. 
