

American Beauty Carnation is a flower you will love 
to look at, and one you will love to smell. We have 
thought of calling other flowers “American Beauty” but 
did not because such a grand old*name should be reserv- 
ed for something that really merits it—and this flower 
surely does. 
Color: Approximately as shown; but remember, pic- 
tures can never portray color faithfully. You will have to 
see American Beauty in bloom to get the whole glorious 
tale—beauty, fragrance, and color. 
Flowers are large, 2 to 2% inches across, and are ex- 
cellent for cutting; and late blooms will be improved 
both in quantity and quality if early blooms are cut. 
Foliage healthy; strong; vigorous. Grows 15 to 18 inches 
tall with many beautiful blooms at a time. Plant gets as 
large as a bushel basket or larger. 
American Beauty Carnation truly is ever-blooming— 
not intermittent; it produces loads of blooms continu- 
carce! 
So far nearly 20,000 customers have 
been disappointed because they wanted 
American Beauty Carna- 
tions, but did not order 
early enough. American 
Beauty is one of those rare 
flowers which has oceans of 
charm but does not prop- 
agate in abundance, 
and try as we may, 
we have never been 
ao ke-tomproduce 
enough to supply the 
demand. We’re just 
warning you! 
—_— This flower will 
arouse the envy of your friends 
when they see its rare and en- 
»chanting color in your garden 
and when they experience its 
delightful and spicy aroma. 
ously from about 8 weeks after planting until frost. The 
scores of blooms and their amazing beauty, brilliance, 
and fragrance, make it a bargain. 
Cultural Note: Plant 
American Beauty 15 to 18 9 
inches apart; any sweet, well 
drained soil; ordinary mois- 
ture; sun. 
Strong, pot-grown 
NOTE: plants; ball of 
In addition to American earth ee roots. 
Beauty, we have two other : rie ee 
outstanding Carnations: a for 0s 
Dazzler and Dianthus Rose 
Unique. You'll want them 
too. See preceding pages for 
pictures and prices. 
Hurry your or- 
der; supply is lim- 
ited, 
R. M. Kellogg Company, Three Rivers, Michigan 
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