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[LOWER SEEDS 
ANAGALLIS - Pimpernel 
Free-flowering, half-hardy annual, and thrives also from a sowing made 
in the open ground in April. Height 6 inches. 
181. Large-Flowered Blue Per packet 25c 
182. Large-Flowered Scarlet Per packet 15c 
ANCHUSA 
No gardens are envied as much, or are as beautiful as those 
planted with Sutton’s Seeds. 
Bold claims—yet they are not idly made. Plant Sutton’s 
Seeds this spring and see for yourself. We know you’ll never 
be content with any others again. The few cents more they cost 
are of no importance when compared with their high germi¬ 
nation and the unfailing results you get. Send for your supply 
now and start right for the best fioiver garden you ever had. 
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naporagons 
thrive in almost any good garden soil, and may be brought into 
flower early in the season by sowing the seed indoors in February 
and March. Later sowings will produce blooms in the fall. 
SUTTON’S INTERMEDIATE VARIETIES 
Fleight about 15 inches, unless otherwise stated. 
303. Malmaison Per packet 25c 
Pure silvery pink flowers which ore strikingly effective against the dark 
foliage. Height 18 inches. 
299. Rosy Queen Per packet 25c 
Delightful pink variety, with paler pink lips and white throat, producing 
a superb effect. 
279. Rich Apricot (Bonfire) Per packet 15c 
Pink flowers with orange and yellow lips, giving a rich apricot effect. 
281. Pale Apricot Per packet 15c 
Handsome flowers, shading from buff-yellow to apricot, with white throat. 
Height 12 inches. 
283. Buff Beauty Per packet 15c 
Lovely shades of soft pinkish buff flowers with white throat. 
265. Orange King (Scarlet Flame) Per packet 25c 
Glowing orange-scarlet, the most vivid flame color yet achieved in Antirr¬ 
hinums. 
269. Guardsman Per packet 25c 
Brilliont scarlet variety, with yellow lips. 
307. White Per packet 15c 
Pure white flowers freely produced. Height 18 inches. 
289. Yellow Per packet 15c 
Very large flowers. 
313. Mauve Beauty (Pale Magenta) 
Pleasing shade of rosy mauve with white throat, but 
apart from the pink and red varieties. 
317. Special Mixture of Delicate Shades Only 
Per packet 25c 
should be grown 
Per packet 25c 
SUTTON’S TRIUMPH VARIETIES 
This giant-flowered strain of Intermediate Antirrhinums will be found 
excellent tor borders and general bedding effects. The plants, which are 
compact and bushy, carry long spikes of large flowers well above the foliage, 
the central spike being particularly sturdy. A further important feature of 
this strain is that the upper blooms on the spikes come into flower before 
the lower ones have faded. Height about 18 inches. 
245. Bright Yellow Per packet 40c 
The richest yellow variety we know. 
255. Rich Crimson Per packet 40c 
A real crimson, without trace of magenta. 
251. Orange-Salmon Per packet 40c 
Rich orange, suffused salmon; a most attractive combination of colors. 
248. Rich Pink Per packet 40c 
The deepest and brightest shade of rose yet seen in Antirrhinums. 
Arctotis, Sutton’s Special Hybrids 
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COPVRIGHTSas 
Anchusas provide some of the few really blue flowers of our gardens. 
188. Italica, Sutton’s Royal Blue Per packet 40c 
Hardy biennial. A compact free-flowering strain of the Dropmore variety, 
not offered, but with flowers of a richer shade of blue; will be found of 
great service for midline positions in the border. Height about 2 feet. 
193. Sutton’s Bedding Blue Per packet 25c 
Hardy annual. Plants of neat compact habit; the flowers are of a pure 
rich blue color. Excellent for beds and borders. Height 15 inches. 
195. Sutton’s Annual Blue Per packet 15c 
A hardy annual species of branching habit with rich blue flowers borne 
on slender stems; small foliage. Height 18 inches. 
191. Sutton’s Dwarf Blue Per packet 25c 
Hardy perennial. Rich deep blue Forget-me-not-like flowers, valuable for 
cutting. Height 2 feet. 
ARCTOTIS 
506. Grandis Per packet 25c 
Half-hardy annual. Large pearly-white Marguerite-like flower, with deli¬ 
cate mauve center surrounded by a narrow golden band. The whole plant 
is covered with white down. Height 2 feet. 
504. Sutton’s Special Fiybrids Per packet 40c 
Half-hardy annual. These Special Hybrids include the finest range of 
coloring we have ever seen in Arctotis. They have been raised from 
crosses made between a number of species, and embrace white, ivory, 
cream, yellow, orange, red, rich crimson, and also unusual wine shades, 
many with interesting contrasting basal markings to the ray petals. 
Extremely useful for bowls and vases, and if cut in the young state the 
flower heads last in water for a long period, making an attractive day¬ 
time table decoration. Height 9 inches. 
ARMERIA - Giant Thrift 
515. Sutton’s Giant Pink Per packet 25c 
An improvement on the well-known Giant Thrift, having been selected to 
a true rose-pink color. The plants are of robust habit, and give a pro¬ 
fusion of very large flowers, carried on long stems. Useful in borders and 
excellent for cutting. Height 18 inches. Hardy perennial. 
AUBRIETIA 
The lovely spring plant which makes the garden so gay in the early 
months of the year. Aubrietias are charming companions to Yellow Alyssum 
and white Arabis. Grows well from seed. Sow in May or June and plant out 
in autumn. Hardy perennial. 
887. Sutton’s Large-Flowered Flybrids Per packet 25c 
A wide range of colors including many unusual shades which cannot be 
fixed and ottered separately. 
891. Pale Mauve Per packet 15c 
893. Deep Mauve Per packet 25c 
Very showy. 
895. Rich Rose Per packet 25c 
A beautiful variety, the cushion-like plants being covered with large 
rosy carmine flowers. Excellent for spring bedding, edging and rockwork. 
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