NEW FLOWER CREATIONS 
and SPECIALTIES for 1944 
MARIGOLD Mammoth Mum 
A large incurved chrysanthemum-flowered Marigold and a cles rival 
to the big Japanese Chrysanthemum. Bushy, strong, erect plants reach 3 it. 
by August, when long-stemmed flowers appear to amaze one with huge 
blooms, 4-5 in. across and 2 in. deep; color is rich lemon-yellow. Flowering 
from August until freezing weather, it makes a colorful show in the garden 
and gives long-lasiing cut flowers. (Honorable Mention A.A.S. 1944). 
Tre kt.ce es 2 eee 50c VAC OD sab br hen eee $1.50 Liozii i ete $4.50 
MARIGOLD Sunkist (Dwarf French Harmony Type) 
A fine companion to the varieties “Butterball’ and “Spry”. Rich, deep 
golden orange, the 2 in. blooms with small crested centers and several rows 
of guard petals literally cover the tiny 6-8 in. mound-like plants. Exception- 
ally early and free flowering. (Silver Medal A.A.S. 1943). 
Tr“ Pte oe ee > 25c VgeOZ. tuted eRe 45c 1» OZ edema ene $1.50 
PETUNIA ALL-DOUBLE “America” 
The first All-Double Petunia produced in America. Medium-sized carna- 
tion-flowered blooms of a pleasing rose-pink color. Free blooming nana 
compacta. (Silver Medal A.A.S. 1943). 
Z00esecds 75c 1000 seeds................ $3.00 V/l28s 0274 ae ee $5.00 
PETUNIA “Cheerful” 
A clear, light pink, free-flowering beauty; deeper in color than “First 
Lady”, and with a slight suffusion of salmon. Rather compact growing for 
bedding use, suitable for pots and window boxes, the foot-tall, mound-shaped 
plants are practically covered with large single 2¥2-in. flowers of good sub- 
stance. (Bronze Medal A.A.S. 1944). 
TraPkt jee 50c U3 28 OZ steer ee ae $1.25 WAV ey te et ee $2.00 
PRIMULA OBCONICA “Wyaston Wonder” 
This famous English variety is undoubtedly the most outstanding Primula 
produced in recent years. Enormous trusses cf stiff-stemmed bright crimson 
flowers; the individual florets average 2¥2-in. across. This Primula is strictly 
in a class by itself and sells on sight, it has no rival in the size of its flowers, 
its perfection of form and vigor of growth. 
Trsekis ee $1.50 L/Gavo7 ie eee $3.50 | / 32.07 eee $6.00 


FOR THE DURATION IT PAYS TO — ORDER EARLY — 
Due to lack of imports because of world conditions and the ever increas- 
ing production of vegetable seeds and crops by California growers, who in the 
past have specialized in the prduction of flower seeds exclusively, and now 
are devoting a large percentage of their acreage 1o the growing of vegetable 
crops urgently needed in the war effort, seed supplics are not too plentiful 
this year. Shortages in a number of items are bound to develop as the 
season progresses. 
We are going to do our very best to take care of the requirements 
of all our customers, and in order to enable us to give you the most complete 
and satisfactory service, we urge all our friends to — ORDER EARLY —. 
