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Try These 
All American 
Selections This Year 
COSMOS—Orange Flare 
A gold medal winner in the All Amer¬ 
ican selection for 1935. Blooms in about 
four months from seed, the flowers are of 
vivid orange color, and the foliage light 
green. The plants grow about three feet 
high, stems are long and wiry and well 
adapted for cutting. 
The/ will make a lovely spot of color 
in your garden. Packet 10c. 
Modernize Your 
Garden . , . 
oAdd New Flowers and Vegetables 
ZINNIA—F antasy 
Entirely different from the ordinary type 
of Zinnia. The flowers are shaggy-petaled 
somewhat resembling an aster. They are 
as hardy and as easy to grow as the com¬ 
mon Zinnia, and picking the blooms freely 
causes the plants to branch and increase 
the production of the flowers which reach 
a size of 31/2 inches in diameter. Packet 10c. 
^^Be not the first to cast the old aside, 
nor yet the last to leave the new 
untried/^ 
PETUNIA—Giants of California 
The loveliest of all Petunias, flowers are frill¬ 
ed or fringed at the edges, of enormous size, 
and of deep unusual colorings. 
Because of the vigor that goes into the blos¬ 
soms the plants are often relatively small. Your 
friends will exclaim over these lovely flowers. 
Packet 20c. 
BARTELDES SEED COMPANY 
Lawrence, Kansas 
Since 1867 
Denver, Colo. 
