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W A V S I D E GARDENS s/i e nito r , ohio 
SUTTON'S BEAUTY PHLOXES 
A fine strain of large-flowered dwarf compact Phloxes which make ad¬ 
mirable pot plants for the greenhouse and conservatory, and are equally 
valuable for massing in beds and for edgings. For greenhouse work, seed 
should be sown in September or October, the seedlings being grown steadily 
on in cold frames, and finally potted for blooming in the spring. For sum¬ 
mer bedding seed may be sown in February or March. 
13074 Sutton's Pink Beauty. Produces a charming range of salmon-pink 
shades. Per pkt., 41c. 
13075. Sutton's Scarlet Beauty. A worthy companion to our well-known 
Pink Beauty, the color being a vivid scarlet. Per pkt., 41c. 
13076. Sutton's Mauve Beauty. The flowers exhibit various shades of pale 
mauve. Very attractive in beds. Per pkt., 41c. 
13077. Sutton's Violet Beauty. Extremely effective either as a bedding or 
pot plant. Per pkt., 41c. 
13079. Sutton's Salmon Beauty. A wonderful rich color, and very striking 
as a bed. Per pkt., 41c. 
13081. Sutton's Blue Beauty. (New). After years of selection we have 
succeeded in fixing this new "Beauty" variety, which may best be de¬ 
scribed as a good mauve-blue shade. Per pkt., 41c. 
PHLOX DRUMMONDI 
Large beds of annual Phlox make an amazing show of wonderful colors. 
For bedding, Phlox makes a pleasing change from Antirrhinums. Strong, 
healthy plants in the early stages will ensure continuous blooming for a 
long period. 
Sutton's Large-Flowered 
Height 1 foot. 
13013. Pure White. 13027. Salmon-Rose. 
13017. Delicate Pink. 13029. Vivid Scarlet. 
13025. Yellow. 13039. Blue. White eye. 
13043. Mixed. 
The above, each, per pkt., 29c. 
13047. Sutton's Purity. This beautiful pure white perpetual-flowering Phlox 
is one ot the mosT charming pot plants for the conservatory or garden. 
The flowers are sweetly scented, and easily produced at almost any sea¬ 
son of the year. Equally valuable for bedding. Height 9 to 12 inches. 
Per pkt., 29c. 
Sutton's Phlox Drummondi 
SUTTON'S GIANT PRIMULAS—Single Varieties 
All Primula lovers will desire to have some plants of the Giant sinensis 
varieties, with their massive flowers and handsome foliage. When well 
grown, the plants prove very attractive even before the blooms appear. 
Our Giant White and Giant Pink are undoubtedly the largest and best 
varieties in this section. 
13285. Giant Royal White. A wonderfully fine white Primula, conspicuous 
for size, substance, and purity of flowers. Per pkt., 67c. 
13289. Giant Pink. One of the finest Primulas in the Giant section, petals 
extremely large and of great substance. The delicate carmine-pink color 
is particularly valuable for room decoration, and a specimen plant on 
the table always wins admiration. Per pkt., 67c. 
13291. Giant Salmon-Pink (Terra Cotta). Flowers symmetrically formed, 
with petals of great substance. Per pkt., 67c. 
13293. Improved Giant Crimson. A greatly improved stock. The immense 
flowers are almost as rich as those of Crimson King. Per pkt., 67c. 
13308. Dazzler. (New). The most brilliant Primula of recent introduc¬ 
tion; flowers vivid orange-red, set off most attractively by the mid-green 
foliage. Per pkt., 67c. 
POLYANTHUS - Primula veris elatior hybrida 
A far finer display of Polyanthus can be obtained from seed than from 
plants propagated by division. Seedling plants from a February or March 
sowing bloom freely in the early months of the following year; prick off 
the seedlings when large enough to handle and transfer to flowering posi¬ 
tions in autumn. 
13116. Sutton's Superb Mixed. The finest mixed strain of Polyanthus in 
existence. Our seed is saved only from the largest flowers of handsome 
form, and we take special pains to ensure as wide a range of color as 
possible, including brilliant shades of red, orange, and bronze, as well as 
the richest maroons and yellows, and pure white. Per pkt., 41c. 
13114. Sutton's Blue-Flowered. Very rich coloring. The shade is not fixed, 
but all the flowers are beautiful, especially when cut and placed in small 
vases. Seed very scarce. Per pkt., 67c. 
13131. Sutton's Brilliance. An exceptionally showy strain, including a large 
proportion of vivid red and orange shades, which are most telling. The 
colors are so bright and unusual that the effect in a bed is quite unlike 
that generally associated with Polyanthus. Per pkt., 41c. 
13271. Sutton's Perfection Mixed. A splendid strain of Primrose saved 
from the finest flowers of the brightest shades only. Per pkt., 29c. 
13274. Blue-Flowered. A valuable and attractive Primrose. After the sec¬ 
ond year the flowers become purplish, and therefore seedlings should be 
raised every alternate year to ensure the rich pure blue color. Seed very 
scarce. Per pkt., 67c. 
HARDY PRIMULAS 
Hardy Primulas are delightful subjects for rock and alpine gardens, and 
some of the newer varieties, such as P. Bulleyana and P. Lissadell Hybrid, 
Red Hugh, are veritable gems in coloring. The family is now so large and 
so variable in time of blooming that it is possible to have different species 
in flower during almost evei> month of the year, commencing with the 
beautiful P. cashmeriana, which appears with the first sunny days in Feb¬ 
ruary or March. 
13463. Beesiana, Sutton's Hybrids. This strain includes shades of lilac, 
purple and violet, as well as a wide range of buff, orange, salmon, and 
rich reds approaching scarlet in intensity. Quite hardy and of vigorous 
growth. Per pkt., 29c. 
13469. Bulleyana, Sutton's Hybrids. Including a range of very pretty 
cream-apricot, pink, and deeper red shades. Per pkt., 29c. 
PRIMULA MALACOIDES 
13430. Sutton's Giont. A wonderful break in Primula malacoides which we 
consider to be the forerunner of a new type. The rich lilac-pink flowers 
are borne loosely, tier upon tier, on stems often 2 feet or more in height. 
In size, the blooms compare with other varieties of P. malacoides as do 
those of the Giant sinensis with the ordinary varieties of that type. The 
plants grow freely and the grace and beauty of the original species are 
fully maintained. Seed very scarce. Per pkt., 92c. 
13433. Sutton's Brightness. In this remarkable variety the flowers are deep 
rose, closely approaching crimson, and of a glistening brightness not seen 
in any other variety in the Malacoides section; under artificial light the 
blooms are a bright rosy scarlet and are unsurpassed for decorative pur¬ 
poses. The plant is very free flowering and much above the average in 
height. Award of Merit, Royal Horticultural Society. Per pkt., 67c. 
13439. Sutton's Achievement. Flowers considerably larger than those of 
the type, nicely rounded and of a clear pale rose-pink color, thrown up 
in graceful profusion well above the distinctly crested and neat foliage. 
Per pkt., 41c. 
13441. Sutton's White Queen. An attractive pure white form and well 
worth growing for the contrast it affords to the other varieties. 
Per pkt., 41c. 
PRIMULA OBCONICA 
Our greatly improved forms of Primula obconica make a very pleasing 
contrast to the Sinensis varieties; they are quite as easily grown and have 
the advantage of a longer flowering period. From a sowing in the early 
months of the year fine plants may be had in full bloom in the early au¬ 
tumn which will continue to flower throughout the winter. 
13411. Sutton's Salmon Queen. A very pretty variety, for which we gained 
an Award of Merit at the R. H. S. Chelsea Show. The flowers are quite 
distinct in color, being of that delicate shade of salmon-pink often called 
shell-pink. The plant is extremely free flowering. Per pkt., 67c. 
13417. Sutton's Giant Delicate Pink. A lovely flesh-pink variety of Primula 
obconica, and a color that goes well with the pale blue and darker 
shades. Flowers of great size. Per pkt., 67c. 
13419. Sutton's Giant Pink. Charming rose-pink flowers as large as those 
of Primula Sinensis. Per pkt., 67c. 
13423. Sutton's Blue. A distinct advance in color; the large clear flowers 
tone well with those of the pink varieties. Per pkt., 41c. 
13425. Sutton's Giant White. The immense pure white flowers enhance 
the beauty of the crimson, pink, and pale blue. Per pkt., 41c. 
