All-America Selections for 1944 
Finest of all new introductions, selected by the 20 official 
All-America flower judges from trials in different climatic 
sections of America, from sand to clay, sea-level to 5000-ft. 
elevations. The only authentic rating of new varieties in 
America. 
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COSMOS, Yellow Flare. Pkt. 15c. 
A.A.S. Silver Medal, 7942 
Companion color to Orange Flare. Easy to grow, 
4 quick to bloom and most desirable. 3 ft. tall. 
PETUNIA, Cheerful. A.A.S. Top Winner, Bronze Medal, 1944. Pkt. 25c. 
Delightful light salmon-pink bedding Petunia of very compact growth. 
Flowers over 2 in. across; plants 12-in. tall by 24 in. across. For garden 
and cutting, the best light pink variety. 


MARIGOLD, Mammoth Mum. Pkt. 25c. 
A.A.S. Winner, Hon. Mention, 1944 

Largest incurved Chrysanthemum-flowered Marigold. Soft fluffy sulphur- PETUNIA, All-Double, America. Pkt. 50c. 
yellow flowers, 4 in. across, on strong cutting stems. Plants 3 ft. or taller; t : if : ‘ 
luxurious dark foliage. A.A.S. Silver Medal, 1943 
The only all-double Carnation-flowered Petunia ever 
roduced in America. Dwarf branching plants, bloom- 
ing freely all season long. 12 to 15 in, tall. 
