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Petunia, Salmon Supreme 
A new color in Petunias, one that has been long 
wanted. Flowers are a rich coral-salmon, changing 
as they mature to a glistening soft, salmon-pink 
with a lighter throat. Award of Merit 1937 All- 
America Selection. (See Page 24.) Pkt., 35c each. 
Z innin Nnvnio Another of the new 
mma, ntavajo Zinnia typeSi 5eing en . 
tirely different than all others and resembling the 
double flowering Gaillardia. Color two-toned in 
many attractive color combinations. (See Paae 
25). Pkt., 25c each. 
Calliopsis, Golden Crown 
Large, orange-yellow or gold flowers with 
extra rows of petals; stems about 12 inches 
long. Award of Merit 1937 All-America 
Selection. (See Page 22.) Pkt., 25c each. 
Calendula, Orange Fantasy 
A new type and distinct. Flowers 3% inches 
across. Color a deep bronzy or coppery 
orange with petals edged deep mahogany 
red. Award of Merit 1937 All-America Sel¬ 
ection. (See 
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