


HEAVENLY 
BLUE 
CHRYSANTHEMUM, Cugene (Wander 
This 1942 introduction has proven so popular that we have decided to feature it 
again in 1943. Easily grown, it will produce flowers 414 to 5 inches across. In full 
bloom September 20th. Strong 3-inch pot plants, 3 for $1.50; 6 for $2.75; $5.00 
per doz. 

-. GREAT 
? MORNING GLORIES 
CORNELL. A magnificent red Morn- 
ing Glory that is far superior in 
color and growth to the much 
publicized Scarlett O’Hara which 
is not a true red. Planted with 
Heavenly Blue and Pearly Gates, 
this red will make a true patriotic 

color combination. Pkt., 35c; PEARLY GATES 
VE OZs 7 hoc: 
HEAVENLY BLUE. Descriptive mat- e 
ter for this ever-popular favorite 21-inch pot plants or Pearly Gates, Heavenly Blue and 
is hardly necessary for it has Cornell Morning Glories can be supplied from early May 
proven itself for many years the through June at 6 for $1.75; $3.00 per doz.; $22.00 per 100. 
finest of all Morning Glories. Pkt., 
B5Gl/41OZhOGe 
PEARLY GATES. rape aes ay ey 
Medal Selection for 1942. is . D ° 
magnificent pure white offspring Special Combination Offer 
of Heavenly Blue received the : 
highest points of any selection in > pkts. of Morning Glory, Pearly Gates 
the entire history_of the All- Ya oz. Morning Glory, Heavenly Blue 
America Council. The combina- 1 
CORNELL tion of the 3 varieties a be Y4 oz. Morning Glory, Cornell 
outstanding. Pkt., Cy pkts., 
$2.25. $3.25 

MARIGOLD, 
Honeycomb »> 
As beautiful as its illustration. 
We predict that this Marigold 
will be one of the most popular 
for many years to come. Fully 
described on page 7. Pkt., 50c; 
5 pkts., $2.00. 
PETUNIA, 
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Igloo 
All-America Bronze Medal, 
1943. Dwarf, compact, uniform 
Pure white. Fully described on 
page 7. Pkt., 60c; 3 pkts., $1.75. 
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