THESE GREENHOUSE PLfiNTS MRILED POSTPHID BFTER MRRCH 15—DEPENDING ON WERTHER CONDITIONS, ORDER ERRLY 
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MINIfiTURE 
Palm 
A genuine palm—similar 
to Kentia Palm, but only 
12 inches high I This 
novel, miniature type, 
has proved a sensation. 
A graceful house plant 
your friends and neigh¬ 
bors will admire. Easy 
to grow. 
Native of Palestine and re¬ 
ported to be the original 
Crown of Thorns described 
in the Bible. A sturdy 
house plant that branches 
freely, is very thorny, and 
bears small brilliant red 
flowers during mid-winter. 
PPD. 
FOR 
EACH 
PPD. 
ARLIMUM 
LOOMS in RUGUST/ 
A new type extra early blooming 
Chrysanthemum of rare beauty. 
For outdoor or indoor culture. 
Blooms profusely the latter part 
of August and continues until 
heavy frost. Flowers 2 to 3 inches 
across! An ideal cut flower variety 
with longer stems than Blaze 
O'Mums. Offered in following 
colors: 
Red and Pink—single flowered. 
Yellow and White—double flow¬ 
ered. 60c each, postpaid. 
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COLLECTION 
5 Novelty Plants for 
Window Shelf, sim¬ 
ilar to those below 'jf 
PKT. ^ppa 
Petunia 
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This new variety produces bright rich rose 
flowers on dwarf compact plants. Blooms 
fusely all summer long. 
Scatuoia 
^^Heavenly Blue 
PKT. 
PPD. 
Another 1940 All America Medal Winner. The 
lovely azure blue flowers are high crowned and 
very double. Blooms early and profusely. A 
garden sensation. 
yi/eo^^'Mingold^ i/te ^iia^nUi “D” ^amcda 
An early. Golden Yellow Tomato 
from the Minnesota Experiment 
Station. The fast growing de¬ 
mand for yellow fruits and yel¬ 
low tomato juice, takes Mingold 
out of the novelty class. Its 
earliness, shapely fruits, attrac¬ 
tive color, and extra vitamin D, 
make it outstanding. Ripens 
with Bonnie Best. Makes strik¬ 
ing salads when sliced with red 
ones. Pkt. 15c, Vz oz. 60c, oz. 
90c, prepaid. 
PKT. 
PPD. 
Try 
SOIL-LESS 
Gardening! 
See 
CHEMIGROW 
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for your 
GARDEN/ 
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