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EARLY FLOWERING SPENCER SWEET PEAS — Cont. 
Price per lb. 
Triumph, lilac mauve . 1-75 
Virginia (Macdonald), rich rose-pink on white ground. The richness of Virginia is en¬ 
hanced by the purity of its white ground. 1.75 
Vivian Zvolanek, clear deep rose. 3.00 
Vogue, large lavender. 1.75 
Vulcan, orange scarlet . 1.75 
White Harmony, B. S. — solid white. 1.75 
White Rose . 1.75 
Yarrawa, rose, pink wings. 1.75 
Zvolanek's Inspiration, large salmon cerise. 3.00 
Zvolanek's Pink . 1.75 
Zvolanek's Rose, giant rose pink, selected. 1.75 
Exquisite Blend, a well-balanced mixture made up from named varieties. 1.00 
Choice Mixed .75 
EARLY DWARF SPENCER 
Bo-Peep (Macdonald), salmon pink, rich and gorgeous when planted solid in beds. 2.00 
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TWELVE BEST 
WINTER FLOWERING SWEET PEAS 
In response to many requests, we are listing two groups of "twelve 
best" varieties. The Florists' group contains all new introductions and 
colors that are known to be most popular. The Home Gardeners' selec¬ 
tion is a hardy lot of easily germinated varieties, that will make vigorous 
growth and long stems. 
FLORIST 
Bridesmaid, deep silvery pink 
Eileen, Begonia rose 
Evening Star, bright orange scarlet 
Fragrance, lavender self 
Hope, pure white 
Princess Blue, clear light blue 
Sequoia, rich golden cerise 
Susanna, carmine red 
Tahoe, mid blue 
Titania, deep rose self 
Treasure Island, golden orange 
Triumph, lilac mauve 
HOME GARDENER 
Bridesmaid, deep silvery pink 
Cattleya, rosy lilac 
Colleen, golden rose 
Eileen, Begonia rose 
Eleanor Blue, sky blue 
Fragrance, lavender self 
Hope, pure white 
Iris Blue, vigorous deep blue 
Ramona, geranium pink 
Sequoia, rich golden cerise 
Susanna, carmine red 
Sweet Briar, giant rose 
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