Aloe. Henderson, Inc., Chicago 


FLOWER SEED NOVELTIES FOR 1946 

Marigold 
Flash 
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Earliest of all Marigolds, blooms in 8 weeks from seed, continues pro- 
fusely all summer and fall, Colors range from vivid red through bronze 
and tangerine with a few yellows. Most uniform in plant habit. A 
French Hybrid, with flowers 1% in. and more across. Plants grow 
18 in, tall. Nationally advertised, several pages in full color. Ample 
stocks to fill all your orders. Specially priced to pay you an unusually 
fine profit. 
Trade Pkt....$0.35 Y oz...$0.75 
Y2 oz...$1.50 Oz.. .$2.50 
Marigold 
Dwarf French Harmony 
Sunkist 
Silver medal winner in the 1943 All-America Selections Sunkist is a 
sport from Butterball (winner in the 1942 trials). Color is a deep 
golden orange. Flowers are large (2 inches) with crested centers. 
Sunkist is early and very free blooming, and is especially recom- 
mended for the border, window box or pot. 
Trade Pkt.........$0.25 Yq oz.........$0.40 OZ eee ele) 
Petunia 
Alldouble America 
Silver Medal Winner in the 1943 All-American Selections. Alldouble 
America is of the Hybrida Nana Carnation flowered type. Blooms are 
of medium size and are borne in great abundance from early summer 
until frost. Color is a mauve-pink, making Alldouble America ideal 
for bedding as well as cutting. 
This is the first all double Petunia produced in America and by an 
American firm, 
2 Trade Pkt. (500 Seeds)... .$1.25 Trade Pkt. (1000 Seeds)... .$2.00 
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Petunia Alldouble 
Colossal Shades of Rose 
Silver Medal Winner in the 1946 All-America Trials 
The first giant alldouble Petunia ever created in America, the exquis- 
itely intense double blooms are up to five inches or more across and 
come in rich rose shades, salmon-pink through rosy-pink to deep rosy- 
mauve. Plants are very vigorous and grow to a height of 20 to 24 
inches, with heavy stems and luxuriant foliage. 
Trade Pkt. (100 Seeds).......$0.85 SUORSCed sire ee eee sso0 
Petunia 
Hybrida Nana Compacta 
Bright Eyes 
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Bronze Medal winner in the 1946 All America Selections, Bright Eyes 
is a compact bedding model of the popular Rosy Morn. About ten inches 
tall and covered with small, plain petalled flowers. The color is an 
appealing rosy-pink with white toward the throat, it is really a bicolor 
rose and white. Especially adapted in uniformity and floriferousness 
to low bedding, edging, window boxes, rockeries and potting. Highly 
recommended. 
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PETUNIA—BRIGHT EYES 
Petunia 
Hybrida Nana—Peach Red 
Petunia Peach Red received honorable mention in the 1946 All-America 
selections. Full-bodied uniform pink, with no tendency to fade, a vivid 
peach-red color. A strong luxuriant grower to a height of 12 to 15 inches. 
Flowers are plain petalled and of medium size, being two or more 
inches across and are freely borne throughout the entire season. Larger 
than Salmon Supreme. 
Trade Pkt.........$0.75  % oz........$2.50 1% oz........94.00 
Petunia 
Hybrida Nana Compacta 
Cheerful 
Bronze Medal Award in the 1944 All-America Trials, Cheerful is the 
clear, light pink, free-flowering Petunia for 1944. Deeper in color than 
First Lady and with a slight suffusion of salmon it attracts immediate 
attention. Compact growing suitable for bedding, window boxes, as 
well as for pots. Plants first grow low spreading close to the ground, 
later forming a mound 10 to 12 inches high with a spread of 2 feet. 
The plants are literally covered with blooms measuring up to 2% 
inches in diameter. 
Trade Pkt...$0.50 % oz...$1.75 4 oz...$3.00 4 oz...$5.00 
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