NEW FLOWERS FOR 1939 
7 
MARIGOLD, Gigantea, 
Orange Sunset. 
The favorite orange form of 
the outstanding Marigold 
Gigantea Sunset Giants 
Mixture. Flowers average 5 
inches across, are loosely- 
formed of many broad, wavy 
petals, fully double, and 
sweetly fragrant. Plants are 
strong - growing, about 3 
feet tall, and with many 
heavy branches; ideal for 
beds or for cut flowers. 
Pkts., 15c. 
ZINNIA, Fantasy, Orange Lady and Rosalie. 
Fantasy Zinnias have been consistent prize¬ 
winners in the All-America Selections, the Mix¬ 
ture winning a Silver Medal, later the yellow Star 
Dust a Silver Medal for itself, and White Light 
an award this season. Orange Lady, rich bright 
orange, and Rosalie, deep intense rose, will win in 
their popularity with cutflower lovers the kudos 
they lost because of the many prizes already 
awarded their Fantasy group! Pkts. of either. 15c. 
ZINNIA, Scabious-flowered Sunburst. 
The first available separate color in this distinc¬ 
tive and attractive Zinnia group, with its full, 
mound-like center of small frilly petals, and 
double row of broad outer petals. Color is pure 
canary yellow, dazzling in its intensity. Earlier- 
flowering than most Zinnias, and useful alike in 
garden and bouquet. Pkt., 15c. 
New Cynoglossum Firmament. Packet, 25c. 
CYNOGLOSSUM amabile, Firmament. Bronze Medal. 
A new dwarf Chinese Forget-me-not, admirably 
adapted for bedding. The clear blue flowers, of a 
shade somewhat deeper than the ordinary strain, 
are produced in great abundance on bushy plants 
about 15 inches in height. One of the easiest of 
all flowers to grow, its only requirement being 
sunlight and plenty of moisture. Firmament is 
also a new blue flower for cutting. Pkt., 25c. 
