2 FAIR WAY’S 0 ..U A Cobia Ti ee 
1944 “ALL-AMERICA” 
SELECTIONS — OFFICIAL LIST 
FLOWERS 
BRONZE MEDAL 
Petunia, Cheerful—A clear, light pink and very 
free-flowering petunia. It has a slight suf- 
fusicn of salmon and shows up marvelously 
under artificial light as well as during the day. 
Rather compact growing for bedding use, 
suitable for pots and window-boxes. The 
plants are about one foot tall, mound-snaped 
and covered with flowers of good substance. 

Marigold, Mammoth Mum—The largest in- 
curved chrysanthemum-flowered marigold. 
Bushy, strong, erect plants reach three feet 
by August and topped by flowers 4 to 5 
inches across and 2 inches deep. Its color is 
rich lemon-yellow. Foliage is a rich dark 
green and ornamental at all times. Blooms 
until frost. 

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MARIGOLD MAMMOTH MUM 

VEGETABLES 
BRONZE MEDAL 
Great Lakes Lettuce—lIt is a crisphead or Ice- 
berg type, it is also a symmer lettuce and 
stands the heat and sun well, remarkably 
slow to throw a seed head and very resistant 
to tip-burn. 
Cucumber, Cubit—|t makes an ideal slicing and 
shipping sort, with firm white flesh and 
handsome appearance which are retained for 
a long time after picking. It is dark green, 
white spined, cylindrical shaped with rounded’ 
ends. May be grown well by home gardeners 
and market gardeners. 
HONORABLE MENTION 
Bean, Keystonian Greenpod—A bush snap bean 
of excellent flavor and dependable production. 
It is entirely stringless and fiberless, round, 
meaty and straight poded. Sturdy growth 
and longer producer than most. 

Each of the above, Pkt. 25c 
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