“Flower Seeds for Florists’ 
STANDARD WINTER SNAPS 
Except the 12 Best 
Starred (*) varieties we find of special value. 
A combination of 3 or more full packets any varieties at following 
prices except where noted: 
Where Price Is: $1.00 per pkt., we supply any 3 for $2.50; any 5 
for $3.50; any 7 for $4.55; $1.50 pkts., we supply any 3 for $4.00; 
any 5 for $6.50; $2.00 pkts., we supply any 3 for $5.00; any 5 for 
7.50. 
14 Trade pkts. of any variety priced at $1.00 are supplied at 60c. 
\% Trade pkts. of any variety priced at $1.50; supplied at $1.00. 
No. % pkts. on $2.00 varieties. 
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*America. (new) Large flowered deep rose with bronze lip. .$1.50 
*Ball Christmas Red. Extra early flowering velvety crimson. $1.00 
*Ball Early Pink. An excellent Christmas flowering rose 
pink. Sow July 25 in our latitude for a Christmas crop. $1.00 

Bertha Baur. Standard lavender; some rogue colors. We 
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Celestial. Long stemmed light yellow.................... 1.00 
Ceylon Court Dark. Excellent yellow.................... 1.00 
*Cheviot Maid Resel. (Ball Strain) A 100% true strain of 
this excellent late winter rose pink variety................ 1.00 
Cheviot Maid Yellow. Good stem; medium size flower.... 1.00 
*Coates Yellow Perfection. Not early, but a bright color 
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*Daybreak. (Rust-proof strain) Briarcliff shade of clear 
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*Gilbert’s Pink. Similiar to Rose Queen in color and habit 
fairly early and preferred by many Ohio growers.......... OO 
Ideal (Hodaly). An attractive and unusual bi-color bronze 
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Kirkwood Beauty. Bronze orange...............+-+eeee- 1.00 
*Lucky Strike. The standard strong growing white for late 
winter and spring; an excellent producer................. 1.00 
Maiden’s Blush. (Thompson) Originator’s Description: 
“Pink suffision over white or appleblossom. Very beautiful 
in all combinations; fine flowers, stems and foliage.” 1% 
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*Marie Louise. A beautiful light shell pink especially when 
flowered in spring; choice color and exceptionally uniform. 2.00 
Marion. a bopularwwiite semen ncdteticise tic sictecicicis eine + sus) 1.50 
*Maryland Pink. (new). An early (Christmas flowering) 
light pastel cream pink. Good cut flower grower. %% tr. 
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*Miss Wooster. Exceptional for large attractive flower and 
spike; fine light golden orange for spring................ 1.00 
New Cincinnati. In several ways, this is a fine rose pink. 
Color medium light—about midway between Rose Queen 
and the new Mary Ellen. A choice shade. Large flowered, 
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New Deal. Extra early bronze: prefer Sunlite............. 1.00 
Orchid. (Schrock’s). Varies some in color.............6- 1.00 
*Peggy Schumann. Fine medium rose-pink for spring flower- 
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Radiance. Large flowered extra early pink................ 1.00 
*Rose Queen. Very fine deep rose for late winter crop; 
compact full spikes, and a good producer..............-- 1.00 
Schaffroth’s Pink. Extra long-stemmed with long spikes. 
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Schaffroth’s White Originator’s pkts. ............002.005- 2.00 
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Schumann’s Lavender. Choice full fine spikes; excellent 
color. True, and clearly the best lavender for spring. No 
Nelfenackerssm Originator se packets cemeteries 2.00 
Schumann’s Yellow. Fine large yellow.................. 2.00 
*Sunlite. Extra early (Christmas flowering) light bronze.. 
Sunray. “A deep bright yellow, extra long fine spike and 
a good shipper” originator’s description.................. 2.00 
Suntan. Quite early flowering bronze or tan color that many 
prefer to Afterglow because of earlier and freer flowering.. 1.00 
Terry’s Surprise Improved. An unusual rose shaded 
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Velvet Beauty. Standard crimson; prefer Velvet Supreme.. 1.00 
Westover’s Fringed White. Large fringed pure white for 
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White Prosperity. Clear white; free producer............ 1.50 
Windmiller’s LaFrance. Fine “LaFrance” pink.......... 1.50 
Windmiller’s Lilac. Our trials clearly prove this the earliest 
lavender. Color is brightened with lilac shading. True to 
color, well placed flowers, and no grassy growth.......... 1.50 
Windmiller’s Rose Pink Cheviot. Very early, true, and 
free flowering selection of Cheviot.............sceccccees 1.00 
Windmiller’s Appleblossom. A clear medium rose; attrac- 
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Windmiller’s Snow White. Excellent white for Easter and 
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Winter Helen. Improved Helen; a coral rose............ 1.00 
Yellow Wonder. Extra early flowering but with the same 
weak stem habit of White Wonder. Color, a rather light 
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Standard Early Mixed. Carefully blended mixture of the 
best cut flower colors listed above...=. «2h sects cece os 75 
Late or Summer Flowering Snaps 
OUR 10-BEST LIST 
This list comprises the varieties we consider the finest available 
in their color classes and we unhesitatingly recommend them for out- 
door growing. ALL ARE RUST-RESISTANT. 
*Rosalie. (Majus Grand.) Color of Rose Queen in the Earlies. 
Closely-set spike—a good grower for cut-flower and bedding. 
*Pinkie. (Majus Grand.) Very similar to above in growth; color 
a medium rose-pink—about a Cheviot Maid color in the Earlies. 
* Alaska. 
*Canary Bird. 
*Yellow Jacket. 
variety. 
*Defiance. (Majus Grand.) 
Wallflower Red classes. 
*Maximum Crimson. A rich deep velvety crimson—color of 
Velvet Supreme in Earlies. 
(Maximum.) Best long-stemmed clear white. 
(Maximum.) Long-stemmed clear light yellow. 
(Majus Grand.) A very excellent deep yellow 
Color shades in the bronze and 
*Red Cross. Velvety deep crimson with prominent yellow lip. 
*Improved California Mixture. Strictly for cut flower pur- 
poses, this is a formula mixture made up by ourselves exclusively 
of the above varieties blended with the best cut-flower colors pre- 
dominating. 
Prices each above and Mixture: Tr. pkt., 25c; %4 0z., 65c; 1 oz., 
$2.25. 
*Golden Orange. A dwarf variety for bedding only. Light 
golden bronze. 100% true to its dwarf compact habit and attrac- 
tive color. Tr. pkt., 25c; % 0z., 85c; 1 oz., $3.00. 
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