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ACROLINUM (Everlasting) (9000) 
New Large Flowered Double Hybrids. A splen- 
did new strain with larger and more double 
flowers. Valuable either fresh or dried......... 
AGERATUM (Floss Flower) (21400) 
Excellent bedding plants. Early February 
sowing will make good 4's in May in a 50 
degree temperature. 
DWARF VARIETIES 
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Blue Ball Improved. Select strain... eee 
Blue Cap (New). Miniature, large flowered......... 
Little Blue Star. Compact, small flowers............. 
Midget Blue. The best of all dwarf Ageratum 
from seed. Our trials show it to be very 
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SEMILDWARF VARIETIES 
Blue Perfection. Choice dwarf blue... eee 
Imperial Dwarf White. The best whife................. 
ALYSSUM (Sweet Alyssum) (60000) 
Lilac Queen. Dwarf, compact lavender lilac. 
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Little Dorrit. Makes dwarf compact balls of pure 
white flowers. One of the best.....Y%4 Lb. $1.75 
Little Gem, a select strain, very dwarf, compact, 
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Procumbens Carpet of Snow. Extra dwarf, 
Sel6ciocmesizGinwere cee sete Y% Lb. $1.75 
Violet Queen. A reselected strain deeper than 
Dilacs@ ween tes san sete eee Y Lb. $2.75 
ANCHUSA (1200) 
Blue Bird. Sprays of forget-me-not like flowers 
produced very freely. Excellent to cut............. 

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FINE GREENHOUSE SNAPS 
The selection of the best varieties and the best possible 
strains of these was never as important as now. You may select 
with confidence any of those listed below. 
Better Times. Deeper colored Christmas Cheer. 
Bronze Christmas Cheer. Deeper than suntan in color, non- 
shattering and flowers at same time as Christmas Cheer 
with better stems. 
Christmas Cheer. Definitely the best early pink. 
Jersey Maid. Fine, early large flowered, light pink. 
Mary Ellen. Very free flowering, extra early, light pink. 
Peggy Schumann. Medium rose pink. 
Schlegel’s Early Yellow. Early, bright, lively yellow. 
Talisman. Bronze and gold shades with double and semi 
double blooms. 
Earlier Westover White. A good all season white, fast pro- 
ducer and especially good in hot weather. 
Yuletide. Early Red. Gold Medal N. J. Florists’ Assn. 
Originators’ Packets any of the above $2.00 
Any three $5.00; Any five $7.50 
Bezdek’s White Wonder. Excellent early white. 
Ball Lavender. Comes quite true to its light, lilac lavender 
color. 
Ethel. Splendid early yellow, recommended to replace Cey- 
lon Court. 
Glorious Earlier Selection. Will flower several weeks earlier 
than the regular type. 
Gilberts’ Pink Supreme. Deep rose, preferred by many over 
Rose Queen. 
Koester's White. Most growers are enthusiastic about this 
and many claim it is the best white. 
Klondyke Supreme. Rich deep yellow with very vigorous 
growth. Excellent for late winter and spring. 
Maiden’s Blush. Appleblossom pink. Free flowering and 
early. 
Marie Louise. Light shell pink, best for spring bloom. 
Lucky Strike Improved. A distinct improvement in Lucky 
Strike. Earlier and with more and better spikes. 
True La France. Light pink and absolutely true to type and 
color. 
Terry's Surprise Improved. Rose shaded orange. 
White Prosperity. Standard white for continuous mid-winter 
bloom. Produces early and often. 
Windmiller’s Lilac. Absolutely true to color and probably 
the best in this shade. 
Originators’ Packets any of the above $1.50 
Any three $4.00; Any five $6.50 
STANDARD SORTS: 
Afterglow. Favorite, golden orange. 
*Ceylon Court. Old standard yellow. We recommend Yellow 
Gold. 
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