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Rose-Pink 
® Bronze Medal, 1937 All-America Selections. 
Clear rose-pink color available for the first time 
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New Stock, Super-Giant Imperial, 
Dark Blue 
The plant is base-branching, producing 12 to 15 
huge flower-spikes. Florets are large and very 
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Verbena, Blue Sentinel 
Verbena, Blue Sentinel 
Bronze Medal, 1939 All-America Selections. 
) Compact plants hold the lovely heads of 
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The individual florets, nearly an inch across, are 
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Salvia splendens compacta, Mystic Flame 
Salvia splendens compacta. 
Mystic Flame 
ANNUAL 
A dwarf, compact form of Salvia, Fireball, in a 
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Stock, Giants of California, Sequoia 
Stock, Giants of California, Sequoia 
Sparkling rosy carmine, a popular shade for cut- 
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age 1 foot in length, with florets over 2 inches across. 
Quite a few of the flowers are double. Pkt. 50 cts., 
3 pkts. S1.25. 
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