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Marigold, Naughty Marietta 
sence Marigold, Naughty Marietta. ‘Honorable mention, 1947 
All-America Selection. This new dwarf single, ¥rench’ Marigold 
grows about 12.inches tall, producing flowers 2 to 2%. imches across, 
The color.is a golden yellow. with the base marked-attractively, ma- 
hogany., Pkt. 25c. ee: 
1169 Snapdragon, Velvet Giant. Bronze Medal Winner, 1947 
All-America Selection. An outstanding ‘variety producing to 112 
fiower spikes on a plant. The flowers .are large, ‘crimson with a 
velvety texture that adds richness. Pkt. 35c. 3 
ALL DOUBLE PETUNIAS 
"3001 Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower. silver Medal Winner, 1947 
- All-America Selection. A-new excellent dwarf all double Petunia. pro- 
aucing flowers of a soft ‘mid-salmon shade about 2%4 inches in 
- ‘diameter. Highly recommended for bedding and ‘borders. ’} Pkt. 
$2.00. is 
3002 Rose Marie. Bronze Medal Winner, 1947. All-America Se- 
lection. A delightful variety producing flowers 3 inches across of a 
beautiful rose-pink shade. Wonderful for beds and ‘borders and 
highly prized for cutting. Pkt. $1.50. 


Flower Seeds 47 

Snapdragon, : Velvet Giant 
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Petunia, Mrs. Dwight D. Hisenhower 
DIANTHUS > 
1487 Westwood Beauty. - Honorable “Mention, 
1946 All-America Selection. This’ new” outstanding 
Dianthus was developed by Prof. Gustav A> i. Mehl- 
quist of the University of California. - The plants grow: 
10 to 15 inches tall and are very similar to the largest 
flowering Chinensis varieties. The color ranges from 
fiery crimson-red to a very deep velvety red with 0c: 
easional segregates of a lighter shade... Pkt. .25¢. 

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Dianthus, Westwood Beauty 
REUTER SEED CO., Inc., New Orleans 

