guaranteed anywhere in the U.S. Expert packing is always guaranteed 
and without cost. 
If the transplants arrive in unusually hot and unfavorable weather, 
plant in a box or bin of wet sawdust, ‘keep moist and shaded and 
root growth will continue. Lacking sawdust; use peat or heal them 
in the coolest spot and keep shaded and well-watered until heat 
moderates and they can be moved to permanent quarters. Keep soil 
moist throughout the summer. 
All seedlings are from hand-pollinated seed and are sold in the 
separate color series listed, assortments made to order from 
these series, or a general mixture. It is impossible to guarantee 
_ all seedlings true to color due to occasional “throw-backs.” The 
majority will be true to description. 
Polyanthus and Acaulis transplants, except the Blues, are 
$1.25 a dozen, $4.50 for 50, plus postage, page 31. Add 25c for 
Special Delivery if desired. $8.50 for 100, postpaid west of 
Rockies, $8.80 postpaid for points east including Special De- 
livery service both west and east. 
Polyanthus 
PASTEL SHADES—From plants of wild-rose pink, peach, rose, car- 
mine, orchid, ivory, lavender and apricot. 
GRAND CANYON SHADES—From copper, bronze, mahogany, tile, 
brown and burnt orange plants often two-toned and suffused with 
lighter tints. 
HARVEST YELLOWS—From yellow, deep gold and orange plants 
usually very fragrant. 
INDIAN REDS—From scarlet, flame and crimson plants. 
WINTER WHITE—Maegnificent paper-white with gold eye. 
VICTORIAN SHADES—From plants of American Beauty, cerise, 
fuschia, allied lighter and darker shades occasionally silver edged, 
and blue. 
MARINE BLUES—From light, medium and dark blue plants. $1.75 
a dozen, plus postage, page 31, $6.50 for 50 postpaid west of Rockies, 
$6.80 for points east. Add 25c for Special Delivery if desired. 
Aeoilix 
PINK AND ROSE—From light, medium and deep pink, rose and 
carmine shades. 
YELLOW—From primrose and golden yellow with exceptionally 
heavy stems. 
WHITE—Harbinger, the earliest of all, and a late’ blooming large, 
circular white. 
BLENDS—Rose and gold shades blended. May develop a short stalk. 
AMERICAN BLUES—From light, medium and indigo blue plants. 
Same price as Marine Blue Polyanthus. 
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