Introducing 
NEW 1940 NOVELTIES 
KANGAROO: Orange cerice. Extremely long stems. Two 
years ago, one Australian seedsman visited our trial ground 
of novelties. Among them was this variety. As soon as he 
sighted this, he took out his rule and started to measure 
the stems. “Oh,” he said, “this has stems 23 inches long. 
Nearly like our Kangaroo legs.” He was so impressed with 
the color and stems, so I named the variety after his dis¬ 
coverer, Kangaroo. 
WHITE DOVE: Purest of all whites. Large, came out of 
the Limit crosses. Much better than Zvol. White Rose. 
HELIOTROPE: Light blue lilac, extremely early. Blooms 4 
weeks earlier than the standard varieties. Best for mid¬ 
winter. 
Prices: Pkt. $1.00; 1 oz. $3.00; 4 ozs. $10.00; 1 lb. $30.00 
1939 NOVELTIES 
ZVOL. ROTARIAN: Orange Cerise color; one of the largest, 
well formed flower with extra long stems. 
ZVOL. LOVELY: Salmon, long stems and extremely early, 
like Miss Canada. 
ZVOL. LAVENDER DREAM: The loveliest dark lavender, 
large and long stems. This is the No. 201 that we distribut- 
de in 1938 to many growers for a trial and most of them 
recommended it as the best commercial lavender. 
ZVOL. LA FRANCE: Luscious pink, most every flower being 
double ruffled. 
1 pkt. 75c; 1 oz. $1.50; 4 ozs. $4.00; 1 lb. $12.00 
