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— Zinnia Striata 
THE CLOWN 
8310 A new and unusual Zinnia. The Clown 
is well named. Each bloom has variegated 
scarlet and gold coloring and striping combi- 
nations on the same plant. Flowers medium 
size, 214 to 3 inches in diameter. Colorful in 
the garden and even more interesting when 
used in floral arrangements. Height 21/7 feet. 
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Nierembergia 
S PURPLE ROBE 
5580 All-America winner for 1942. This is 
indeed a surprisingly beautiful flower that will 
make a grand border. Plants are 6 inches 
high, forming a dense mat surmounted with 
1 inch cup-shaped flowers of a violet blue 
color. About 15 weeks from sowing a color- 
ful blanket of bloom continues the entire 
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BUIST'S FLOWER SEED NOVELTIES for 1942 

Morning Glory—Pearly Gates 




1942 
All America 
(Winner 
Morning Glory 
PEARLY GATES 
4700 This beautiful white Morning Glory, 
the outstanding All-America winner for 1942, 
is identical in growth, foliage and bloom to 
Heavenly Blue. A grand companion for that 
popular blue-flowered variety. The flowers 
are a satiny pure white with a creamy shading 
in the throat and average 4! inches. Plant 
with Heavenly Blue and Scarlet O’Hara for 
red, white and blue effect. Luxuriant vines 
teach 12 feet. 46-0z., 50c......%...Pkt. 25c 
Marigold - 
BUTTERBALL 
5032 All-America winner for 1942. Dwarf 
French Double Harmony type. You can’t 
help liking this bright and luminous scabious- 
flowered Marigold. The plants grow 10 inches 
tall with rich, dense foliage covered with 
small 114 inch Canary Yellow flowers, Very 
early and continuous flowering. Excellent for 
bedding or edging. 16 oz., 75c.....Pkt. 25c 
