New Homers and 
Specialties - 194 

195 AGERATUM Midget Blue.  Pkt., 
Led, (White and Blue 
MORNING GLORIES 
Scarlett O’Hara, Pearly Gates 
(White), and Heavenly Blue 
Giant Flowered Morning Glories 
draped thousand of walls and 
arbors last summer. ‘Thousands 
more will wish thus’to display 
our national colors in 1944. We 
offer true strains of each variety, 
in separate packets, or in a bal- 
anced mixture. 
2940 Red, White and Blue 
Collection. One packet each of 
Scarlett O'Hara, Heavenly Blue 
and Pearly Gates Morning Glory 
(value 60c), for 40c, 
2935 Red, White and Blue 
Mixture. A balanced mixture of 
the above. Pkt., 25c. 





2935 RED, WHITE AND BLUE. 
Pkt., 25c. 
2914 AGERATUM Fairy Pink. Pkt., 
Morning Glory Mixture. 
Blue and Pink CAgeratums O 
Culture: A, B, D or E, Page 65 
214 Fairy Pink. A compact dwarf of delightful 
soft salmon rose pink. It begins to flower when not 
more than 1% to 2 inches high and grows to 5 inches, 
forming a compact mass of blooms. Pkt. 25c. 
195 Midget Blue. Three inch globular plants are 
smothered with Ageratum blue flowers. Most uni- 
form in habit, truest in color yet produced. The best 
we know for narrow ribbon planting. Pkt. 25c. 
221 Golden Ageratum. 12 in. Fluffy, golden 
ball flowers, resemble the so-called perennial ager- 
atum. This is an annual, Lonas Inodora. Pkt. 25c. 
204 Swiss Blue. 10 in. Even, compact growth, 
with clear blue flower heads covering the entire plant. 
In our trials this proved to be the best of all Dwarf 
Ageratums, both as to habit, size of flower and uni- 
formity. Pkt., 25c. 

25c. 
Aster 
Culture: A, B, D or E, Page 65 
576 Extra Early Giant Crego 
Navy Blue. First of a new race 
of large flowered, early Asters, this 
is of that color rare in flowers, a 
true navy blue. While not wilt- 
resistant, it has fair growth, 4-inch 
flowers on strong cutting stems. 
Pkt., 35c. 



Varieties judged best of 1944 introductions, after 
testing in trial gardens in all parts of the country 

3960 Petunia Cheerful. Received Bronze Medal 
in the All America Selection of 1944. The clear salmon 
pink flowers have a deeper rose veining toward the 
throat. The growth is low spreading ‘close to the 
ground, later the plants form a mound 10-12 in. high 
with a spread of 2 ft. Growth is densely compact and 
the plants are studded from early summer until frost 
with flowers 2% in. across. Pkt., 25c. 

3151 Marigold Mammoth “‘Mum.” 30in. oO 
Honorable mention in the All America Selection of 
1944. Blooms early. The flowers are fluffy ball-like, 
light sulphur yellow in color. The flowers are 3 Win. 
across and 2 in. deep and develop into the largest 
chrysanthemum-flowered Marigold. Pkt., 25c. 


On Our Back Cover 
VAUGHAN'S SALPIGLOSSIS: 
Culture: A, B, Page 65 
1. Violet and Gold 5. Purple and Gold 
2. Velvety Red 6. Scarlet and Gold 
3. Golden Yellow 7. Rose and Gold 
4. Rose, Crimson and Gold 
Each of above 10c per packet 
4631 Cover Collection. 
packets, 60c. 
4630 Vaughan’s Special Mixture of Salpiglossis. Pkt., 
15¢; VY oz., 30c. 
One packet each above 7 


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