NUMBER 28. é ‘ : Each $1.00 
A very large flower of abies velvety deep red. 
A fine keeper because of its heavy substance. 
A vigorous grower. 
ORANGE GLOW... Wiens Lin Rach: seh 
Deep yellow with wide Kentiy of orange. Well 
ruffled and richly fragrant. 
PURPLE AND GOLD ‘ : ; . Each 75e 
“And his cohorts were gleaming with purple and 
gold”—flashed into mind when the first bloom on 
this seedling opened. It is royal purple with small 
center of a shade deeper and richer than Roman 
gold. Good substance and stem. 
PINK ANGEL STRAIN . ; A Each 50¢ 
These range thru shell pink, soft “old pink,” 
golden pink and pale rose. Rare and choice. 
ROSE ASH ; ' ¥ Each 50c 
Deep rosy pink, shining as aseriay of purplish 
ashen “bloom.” Flowers in masses of bloom that 
last seemingly for weeks. 
ROSE MARIE . : ; Each 75c 
Rich golden pink. Lénaent stem—largest bloom 
clusters of perfect form—a unique and truly 
grand variety. 
SNOWDRIFT . ‘ . Each 75e 
A large plant with we ibe of snowy bloom 
on long stem. 
SUMMER SKIES . ? : ‘ 4 Each $1.50 
Blue—soft and clear—suggesting forget-me-nots. 
Fine in stem, form and texture, and a very late 
bloomer. 
WINTER SKY. , ‘ : ; Each 35c 
Bright clear blue, very ear WG vigorous grower. 
Blooms thru entire season. 
WILSON’S BLUE ‘ . ; ; Each 50¢ 
Light blue, winter Hicise: of medium size. 
Shade loving, and with background of woodsy 
things, the first burst of bloom in February is 
something to remember. 
YELLOW GIANTS . ‘ ‘ : ‘ Each 25¢ 
Selections from Trunstead’s strain, in various 
shades of yellow. All large and fine. 
