MARIGOLDS—Bloom July to frost 
MARIGOLD, Yel ow Supreme 

166 Marigold, All-Double Har- 
mony (15)—Charming, Scabiosa- 
like flowers with deep orange center 
petals flanked by wide, dark maroon- 
brown petals. Very free-flowering, 
especially in dry weather. 
163 Marigold, Burpee Gold (30)— 
Gives anabundance of glorious deep 
orange double blooms, 3% inches 
across. The long petals are loosely 
arranged. Blooms very early and 
entirely odorless. 
164 Marigold, French Dwarf Mon- 
arch Strain (12)— Double flowers in 
combinations of orange, bronze, yel- 
low and mahogany come on compact 
plants. Free-flowering. 
165 Marigold, New Extra Early Hy- 
brids (18)—The earliest of all the 
African type marigolds. A color 
range from bright orange to clear 
lemon on base branching plants pro- 
ducing a mass of color. An entirely 
new type Marigold. 
167 Marigold, Giant African Dou- 
ble (30)—Produces an abundance of 
enormous blooms in yellow, brown 
and orange all summer and fall. Easy 
to grow. 
170 Marigold, Yellow Supreme 
(30)—Creamy yellow blossoms of the 
carnation flowered type. 

SENSATIONAL 
MARIGOLD OFFER 
We will send you the following 
5 packets for just 31c postpaid 
(regular 50c value). 
1 Pkt. Burpee Gold 
1 Pkt. New Extra Early Hybrids 
1 Pkt. Yellow Supreme 
2 Pkts. All-Double Harmony 

SCABIOSA—Easy to grow, ideal for cutting 

316 Scabiosa, Giant Rosette (36)— 
A glorious new Scabiosa color, a 
deep, lovely rose, with extra large 
flowers on long stems which are fine 
for cutting. You will welcome this 
glowing, new color. i 
315 Scabiosa, Blue Rioon (36)—An 
entirely new type of Scabiosa with 
broad, wavy petals of a rich deep 
lavender blue. The long, wiry stems 
make it ideal for cutting. 
Scabiosa, Mourning Bride (30)— 
Long stems and cheerful colors make 
these ideal for cutting. Long lasting 
in water and bloom July until frost. 
Very easily grown. 
214 Finest Mixed, lovely colors. 
215 Black Prince, purple. 
216 Blue Cockade, deep blue. 
217 Ageratum Blue, soft blue. 
218 Peach Blossom, peach pink. 
219 Loveliness, salmon rose. 
220 Orchid Shades, new. 
221 Shasta Improved, white. 
222 Yellow, sulphur yellow. 
SCABIOSA GARDEN OFFER 
1 Pkt. each color No. 215 to No. 222. 
8 Full Size Packets only 50c. 

LARKSPUR—Tall Spikes of Graceful Beauty 
LARKSPUR, Annual Mixed 

158 Larkspur, Annual Mixed (30) 
—One of the finest annuals, ideal for 
both garden color and cutting. Gives 
a more continuous bloom if the faded 
blossoms are cut off. 
Larkspur, Giant Imperial (30)— 
An ideal type for cutting with long 
flower stems, branching from the 
base. Your choice of the following. 
160A Blue Spire— Deep blue. 
160B Carmine King—Carmine 
160D White King—Pure white. 
160E All Colors Mixed. 
304 Larkspur, Rosalind (40)—A 
new colorin Larkspur, rose with just 
enough salmon to create a most 
pleasing shade of rose-pink. Base 
branching, practically non-shatter- 
ing, excellent for cutting. 
RED, WHITE AND 
BLUE LARKSPUR 
SPECIAL 
Blue Spire 
White King 
Carmine King 
All 3 for just 21c. Postpaid 
Have a patriotic flower garden 
as well as beautiful flowers. 

ASTERS 
For Late Summer 
Beauty 
ASTER, Wilt Resistant Mix. 
Wilt Resistant Asters— If you have 
had any trouble raising Asters, try 
our Wilt Resistant Strains. They are 
much more vigorous and productive, 
giving an abundance of cut flowers. 
We offer only the Wilt Resistant 
Strains as they have proven the most 
satisfactory. 
117 Aster, Double Mixed, Wilt 
Resistant (30)—Our mixture of 
many double varieties gives a lovely 
variety of colors for home gardens 
and cutting. 
116 Aster, Giant Branching Mix- 
ed, Wilt Resistant (30)—Their 
branching habit and vigorous growth 
give a profusion of bloom and vivid 
colors. Very double. 
112 Aster, Giant Crego Mixed, Wilt 
Resistant (27)—Large, double flow- 
ers with curled and twisted petals. 
Blooms from July until frost. 
113 Aster, Giant Crego Crimson, 
Wilt Resistant. 
114 Aster, Giant Crego White, 
Wilt Resistant. 
115 Aster, Giant Crego Purple, 
Wilt Resistant. 
PERENNIAL SEEDS 
GIVE PERMANENT 

GARDEN BEAUTY 

275 Alyssum, Saxatile (9)—An 
early flowering, brilliant golden yel- 
low border and rock garden plant. 
277—Columbine, Inter- State’s 
Hybrids, Mixed (30)—The finest 
long-spurred columbine with colors 
so rich and beautiful. A far superior 
strain and one you can enjoy year 
after year. 
278 Coreopsis, Dbl. Sunburst (24) 
—Large deep-yellow flowers on long 
graceful stems. If sown early will 
flower the first year. 
279 Gaillardia, The Dazzler (24)— 
Bright yellow flowers with an intense 
crimson center. A perennial, fine for 
cutting and garden display. 
280 Golden Bedder, Cheiranthus 
(12)—A neat growing hardy peren- 
nial that blooms the first year from 
seed. A lovely shade of golden yellow 
fine for rockery and edging. 
281 Hollyhocks, Dbl. Mixed (72)— 
Chater’s choice strain, large double 
flowers of rose, maroon, pink, yellow, 
etc. A perennial. 
282 Iceland Poppy, Imperial 
Jewels Mixed (20) — Beautifully 
frilled flowers and color tones almost 
limitless. A perennial on strong wiry 
stems and usually blooms the first 
year from seed. 
283 Sweet Peas, Everlasting Mixed 
—The perennial Sweet Pea with the 
wax-like bloom. Remove seed pods 
for a more continuous bloom. 
_ with vivid scarlet flowers and dark 
NASTURTIUMS — 
Thrive in the poorest 
of soil 
If you want larger quantities ~ 
than packets of nasturtiums— 
your choice 20c per ounce. 
177 Nasturtium, Double Gleam 
Golden Globe—Like Golden Gleam, 
but on a more compact plant. Sweet- 
ly scented. 
175 Nasturtium, Double Glorious 
Gleam Hybrids—Large,~ double, 
sweet-scented blooms in striking 
colors, - 
174 Nasturtium, Double Golden 
Gleam—Fragrant, golden yellow 
flowers. An original Gold Medal Win- 
ner, and still one of the most widely 
planted of all new flowers. - 
176 Nasturtium, Double Scarlet 
Gleam—The fiery, orange-scarlet 
flowers are sweet-scented and long 
stemmed. 
172 Nasturtium, Dwarf Mixed (10) 
—The most popular dwarf annual, 
easy to grow in poor soil, and blooms 
for weeks. In rich colors, fine for beds 
and borders. 
178 Nasturtium, Indian Chief— 
A new variety of Double Nasturtium 
foliage. The sweetly-scented blooms 
are very freely produced. 
173 Nasturtium, Tall Mixed—A 
choice mixture of all the newer and 
more colorful types. 

SWEET PEAS _— 
For Early Beauty ~—— 
If you want larger quantities 
than packets of Sweet Peas— 
your choice 30c per ounce. 
233 Sweet Peas, Spencer Late 
Flowering Mixed—The flower that 
webb hanes loves. A choice variety of 
colors. 
Sweet Peas, Early Large Flowering — 
Spencers—The large, waved, Spen- 
cer type flowers that bloom fully one 
month earlier and over a much longer 
period than the old type. Gives an 
abundance of lovely cut flowers. 
Plant as early as possible for best 
results. 
234 Finest Mixed. 
235 Blue Bonnet. 
237 Orange King. 
238 White. 
240 Lavender. 
241 Radiance. 
Your choice above Early Large 
Flowering Spencer Sweet Peas. 
320 Sweet Peas, New Spring Flow- 
ering Mixed—A new strain of 
Sweet Peas especially fine because 
they stand lots of hot weather. Will 
give an abundance of lovely blooms. | 

_ INTER-STATE 
POSTPAID SEED PRICES 
6 pkts. for 49c . 
(Regular 60c Value) 
12 pkts. for 89c 
(Regular $1.20 Value) 
Your Choice, Alike or 
Assorted. Buy by the 
dozen and save money. 

