
Bronze Medal 
Winner 
Snapdragon 
<“H 1188 
Velvet Giant 
A vigorous new vari- 
ety growing 2% ft. tall 
with each plant pro- 
ducing 6 to 12 solid 
spikes set closely with 
well-formed, deep 
crimson blooms with 
an orange-bronze sheen 
which gives them life 
and sparkle. Superb in 
the garden and highly 
desirable for cutting. 
Close spacing of the 
flowers on the stem 
and and their large in- 
dividual size are out- 
standing features. Pkt. 
25c; large pkt. 75c. 


Silver Medal Wesaier 
<< Alldouble Petunias>- 
3419 Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhowen dt 
This magnificent new Alldouble Petunia is named to 
honor the First Lady of the Army, wife of* America’s be- 
loved Five-Star General and Chief of Staff. It is a vigorous 
grower about 16 inches high and 30 inches across bearing 
during the summer and fall lovely double flowers 234 in. 
in diameter. The color is a luminous mid-salmon and the 
smaller ruffled center petals are lightly veined with deeper 
salmon, Pkt. $2.00. 


Bronze Medal Winner 
Alldouble Petunias i 
3421 Rose Marie 
Attractive double flowers 3 in. and more in diameter 
presenting a beautiful clear rose-pink coloring, exquisitely 
veined with deeper rose toward the center of the fully 
double blooms. The plants grow 18 in. tall and form com- 
pact cushions 30 in. or more across. In addition to its value 
in the garden it is splendid for window boxes or in pots. 
Pkt. $1.50. 
Honorable Mention 
Dwarf French Marigold 
2954 Naughty Marietta 
This delightful new Dwarf French Marigold 
which is covered completely throughout the summer 
and fall with a mass of flowers represent a most 
important addition to this class of easy-to-grow 
annual flowers. The individual blooms measure 2% 
in. across and combine glossy rich golden-yellow 
with a contrasting maroon blotch at the base of 
each petal. Grows 1 ft. tall and is splendid for beds, 
borders, and cutting. Pkt. 25c; large pkt. 75c. 
HENRY A. DREER, INC. 
1306 Spring Garden Street 
Philadelphia, 23, Pa. 


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