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Not at all hard to grow fine Calceolarias if certain neces- 
sary cultural points are observed. Must be grown cool 
(45° nights) and in light soil that drains readily. They 
must be protected with Aster cloth or some form of shad- 
ing from direct sunlight in the spring and watering must 
be carefully looked after. Green fly should be anticipated 
and kept down preferrably by tobacco pressure fumi- 
gators. Sow from July on thru Sept. for spring pot plants. 

*Multiflora Nana Mixture (Ball Strain) Our most popular variety. 
Dwarf in growth with large compact heads of medium sized 
flowers. This is our own carefully selected strain and contains 
many colors new to this class. Fine for shipping. Tr. pkt. 
Sil OOF N71 28%0zse $2.35) ez 0z., 94.357) 32.02.) $O.00; 

*Grandiflora Mixed. Contains some of the most striking and unusual 
color combinations that we have ever seen in Calceolarias. Extra 
large flowers and fairly strong growth. Tr. pkt., $1.00; ez oz., 
$2.50; sz oz., $4.50. 
Grandiflora Dwarf Mixed. A more compact growing strain of the 
CIDOVEMMIERD Cte ple OO Mae tOzae D2 wi ss Ozemy 00) Dwarf Tigered and spotted Calceolarias come uniformly as 
*“Dwarf Tigered and Spotted. Various spotted shades of ‘‘smoky’’ Pictured, highly attractive brown and yellow. We produce all 
é : of our seed of Calceolaria, Cineraria and Primula in our West 
reds and rosy bronzes. Quite dwarf and compact with very full Ehicagouoreanhotses: 
flower heads. Tr. pkt., $1.00; sz oz., $2.50; sz oz., $4.50. 

*Triumph Strain. Medium large flowers; mostly bright reds and yel- Tigrina. Medium sized tigered or spotted flowers; fairly 
lows. Vigorous growth. Tr. pkt., $1.25; 1/128 oz., $2.25; és oz., tall growth. Tr. pkt., $1.00; sr oz., $2.50; 35 oz., 
$4.00. $4.50. 
Indian Prince. A bright scarlet Multiflora Nana selection. Tr. pkt., Flower Cloud. Smal! flowers in shades of yellow, orange 
Sie OOsalyale2 SmOze bee SDs and bronze. Rather pointed leaves and somewhat 
Cloth of Gold. Medium sized, freely produced golden yellow flowers. harder growth than other varieties. Tr. pkt., $1.50; 
Very showy. Tr. pkt., $1.00; ot oz., $2.50; ss oz., $4.50. WAl2 Soze eh 350s 
We have ample seed supplies of almost all the following varie- No. 7 Bonfire Brilliant salmon 2225 20.00 90.00 
ties at this time, but suggest early ordering in case shortages do No. 8 Salmon-Scarlet (America Im- 
develop later in the season. proved). 2.30 21.00 95.00 
100 1000 5000 No. 9 New Salmon-Rose Imp. 2.25 20.00 90.00 
cseaig Raa a seeds No. 10 Glory of Wandsbek (Perle 
No. 1 Dark Blood-Red $1.75 $16.00 $70.00 of Zehlendorf). Dark Salmon. 2.20 18.00 980.00 
No. 2 Bright Red a5 16.00 70.00 No.11 Rose of Zehlendorf Light 
No. 3 Pure Rose bs 16.00 70.00 salmon 220 18.00 80.00 
No. 4 Soft Rose with carmine eye No. 12 Orange Beauty Orange-ver- 
(Improved Rose of Marienthal). 1.75 16.00 70.00 milion 2.30 21.00 95.00 
No. 5 White with carmine eye Ted 16.00 70.00 No. 14 Morning Red 2:20 18.00 80.00 
No. 6 Pure White 1.75 16.00 70.00 No. 16 Saffron Red-Silver Edged Zee 20.00 90.00 
No. 18 Mozart Deep Pink 2.30 21.00 95.00 
* we No. 19 Lavender iris} 16.00 70.00 
No. 20 New Ruffled Es- 
pecially attractive class 2.30 21.00 95.00 
No. 21 Pink Pearl Sal- 
mon-Pink 2.30 21.00 95.00 
Mixture of above colors 1.65 15.00 65.00 
VOGT’S DOUBLE STRAIN 
We handle only Mr. Vogt’s seed of this attractive 
double type. 
Mixture of all colors. Priced at: 100 seeds, $3.50; 
.250 seeds, $7.00; 500 seeds, $14.00; 1000 
seeds, $25.00. 
“Saving seed” of left-over Cyclamen plants is far from 
Producing uniformly good strains. At left we picture 
E. W. Burghard of Colorado Springs, whose European 
Cyclamen training and “mile high” climate enables him 
te produce fine strains of this seed. We handle Mr. 
Burghard’s seed exclusively. 
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