SNAPS 
for 
GREENHOUSE FORCING 
It has been particularly gratifying to us to have growers 
remark on the uniformity and production of our Snaps. A 
few cents saved on seed is not always a saving. 
Christmas Cheer. Very early, productive and a fine color, 
a continuous bloomer and a fine pink. 
Glorious. Highly recommended as an excellent reddish 
bronze. 
Hodaly's Ideal. A blend of carmine orange lemon yellow 
and lavender. A striking new color. 
Windmiller's Lilac. True orchid shade true to type and 
color. 
Olsen's White. Exceptionally long flower spikes with closely 
spaced flowers of pure white. Opinion is divided but 
many like it. 
Schumann's Lavender. The introducer claims this to be one 
of the best varieties he has introduced. The color is en¬ 
tirely different from Bertha Baur. 
Schumann's Yellow. Also highly recommended by the same 
introducer. Especially shatterproof. 
Schrock’s Orchid. Fragrant and early. Color varies. 
Snowwhite. Excellent late white. Special award N. Y. 
Florist Club. 
Talisman. Double and semi-double blooms in bronze and 
gold shades. 
Originator's packets any of the above $2.00. Any three 
$2.00 Pkts for $5.00. 
Bertha Baur. Standard lavender. 
Bezdek's White Wonder. Splendid pure white that is uni¬ 
versally accepted as the best white. 
Bronze Queen. Light bronze. 
Cornwallis. Fine commercial deep pink. 
Northern Light. Yellow shaded pink, excellent for mid-winter. 
Rose Pink Cheviot. Early, very true, intense color, and ex¬ 
cellent keeper. 
Terry's Surprise Imp. Rose shaded orange. 
Westover White. An excellent white for late bloom. 
White Prosperity. We consider this the best standard white. 
Originator's packets any of the above $1.50 Each and 
three for $4.00. 
SNAPS FOR GREENHOUSE FORCING—Continued 
Afterglow. Golden orange. 
Ceylon Court. Good standard yellow. 
Cheviot Maid Supreme. The standard pink and probably 
the best. 
Coates Yellow Perfection. Bright yellow. 
Daybreak. Deep pink, satisfactory for winter bloom. 
Lucky Strike. Strong growing late white. 
New Cincinnati. Fine light rose pink. 
New Dawn. Golden orange, early free flowering. 
New Deal. Extra early bronze. 
Radiance. Excellent free flowering medium sized, deep 
pink. 
Rose Queen. Vigorous deep rose. 
Sun Tan. Early flowering orange tan. 
Velvet Beauty. Standard American Beauty Red. 
Yellow Gold. An extra fine early flowering rich yellow 
commercial sort at no premium price. Contains about 
4% mixture of an orange sport. 
Originator's strains, any of the above standard varieties, 
at straight $1.00 each packet. Many of our growers prefer 
originator's seed as it is always more true to type. We 
can also supply above mentioned varieties, not originator's 
seed at $1.00 per packet, any three for $2.50, any five for 
$3.50. 1/2 pkts. at GOc each. We cannot guarantee this seed 
for trueness to type and recommend originator's strains. 
EASTER, 1940, MARCH 24th 
Means that plants intended for this date must be 
started early. 
You will help us serve you better if you will place 
your orders early for Roses—Astilbes—Daphnes— 
Bleeding Hearts and other items. 
Beilis Enorma 
A new giant English daisy with flowers almost twice the 
size of the largest giant flowered sorts, so large they almost 
resemble small Asters. 
Tr. Pkt. Oz. 
Crimson Ball, color varies but worth while. $ .50 $5.00 
White .40 2.50 
Rose . 40 2.50 
Pansy Garden State Giants 
A la Hollywood—Colossal—was the comment of one 
buyer. Rich coloring, heavy substance, resistance to heat 
and vigorous free flowering plants make this strain out¬ 
standing. 
Pkt. 50c, i/ 8 Oz. $1.25, 1/4 Oz. $2.25, Oz. $8.00 
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