Sweet Peas 
DIRECT FROM THE W. 
ATL.ee BURPEE CO. 
Burpee's Giant Spencers 
with large 
frilled edges 
and usually 4 blooms to each stem. 
Our 1939 variety list is the cream of some 
hundred choice varieties. 
PRICES—Pkt., 10c; ox., 20c; % lb.» 65c; % 
lb., S1.25; 1 lb., $2.25, postpaid. 
AMBITION, beautiful lavender-lilac. Extra 
long stems. 
BEATALIi, brilliant and lustrous cerise- 
pink. Very desirable. 
BONNIE BRIAR, beautifully formed flowers 
of a pleasing deep rose-pink. 
CAPRI, vigorous light blue with long stems. 
Early Flowering Sweet Peas 
These early flowering varieties were first 
brought out for the greenhouse trade. The 
colors are brighter than the ordinary Spen. 
cer varieties and they bloom fully three 
weeks earlier. Extensive experiments in 
Colorado have shown that they are perfect¬ 
ly adaptable to out-door culture. If you 
like those exquisite pastel shades that 
you buy in flower stores, try some of these 
EARLY FLOWERING VARIETIES. 
PRICES—^Pkt. 10c; H oz. 25c; 1 02 .I 
45c; % lb. $1.25. 
APOLLO, Soft Salmon Cerise. 
BLUE BIRD, Violet Blue. 
BURPEE’S ORANGE, deep orange. 
COLUMBIA, pink and white. 
FLAMINGO, orange salmon. 
CAVALCAD^ ruby-red shaded rose and sal¬ 
mon, melting into a luminous orange-pink. 
DELIGHTFUL, terra-cotta-cerise overlaid 
with orange. 
FELIX, pure white, with chestnut-red 
stripes. Very unusual. 
FORDHOOK ORANGE, bright salmon- 
orange. Unquestionably the finest in this 
color class. 
GLITTE2RS, bright, fiery orange. 
GRENADIER, dazzling scarlet. 
HARMONY, clear lavender. 
LAVENDER KING, deep lavender. 
MADONNA, giant white, black seeded. 
NEW BLUE, deep, clear blue. 
ROSE Q.UEEN, rose pink. 
GIGANTIC, an enormous black-seeded white 
of wonderful purity, exquisite texture and 
artistic form. 
GRAND SLAM, brightest scarlet-cerise. A 
showy color of great appeaL 
HOLLYBERRY, sunproof bright scarlet. 
The rich depth of tone seen in the Holly 
berry. 
LADY RUFFLES IMPROVED, soft pink self 
on white ground. Gold Medal winner. 
MARY PICKFORD, cream-pink suffused 
salmon. 
ORANGE FLAME, deepest orange Sweet 
Pea known. A glorious color. 
RAPTURE, a delightful shade of deep rose- 
f >ink on creamy white ground. Very 
arge. 
RED BOY, deepest crimson. Vivid color, 
large and showy. 
RUFFLED PURPLE, a rich glowing shade 
of purple. Beautifully ruffled. 
THE CLOWN, crimson markings on pure 
white. Well defined picotee edges. Very 
showy and unique. 
THE SULTAN, rich, velvety black-maroon. 
The largest and best of its color. 
GIANT SPENCER SWEET PEAS 
IN MIXTURE. 
THE BURPEE BLEND, the finest mixture 
that can be obtained. A carefully com¬ 
posed blend of all the best colors of the 
very finest varieties, in the proper pro¬ 
portions. Pkt., 5c; ox., 10c; % lb., 35c; 
1 pound, $lJi5 postpaid. 
Soaking the seed in 
a solution of NITRA- 
GIN BACTERIA will 
greatly increase size 
and brilliance of 
blooms. A 10c package 
will do the trick. In¬ 
structions on each package. 
SNOWSTORM IMPROVED, pure white. 
SPRING SONG, salmon pink. 
SUPERIOR PINK, new rose pink. 
VULCAN, vivid scarlet. 
WHITE HARMONY, pure white. 
ZVOLANEK’S ROSE, giant rose pink. 
FINE MIXED, a well balanced mixture of 
all desirable shades. 
INOCULATE ALL LEGUMES 
k. WITH ^ 
MTRAGIN 
W The O'l^inal Lequme Inocuiator 
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