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Outstanding UScehoans 

SEEDS 
THAT DESERVE SPECIAL CONSIDERATION 
R. Ueto rare Whrld Whde Sale, 
As the catalogue goes to press we have been advised we shall receive 
a small number of varieties of European Flower seeds that have not been 
available through American growers. These represent some of the better 
old varieties not available during the war — you will remember many 
of them as you run down the list. 
Aster Crown—Crimson with white center. 
Rose with white center. 
Light blue with white center. 
Aster, Imbricated pompon—Fiery scarlet. 
Light blue. 
Rose. 
Dark Blue. 
White. 
Calceolaria—Pumila, dwarf tigered. 
Multiflora nana, Golden Tiger. 
Exacum—A ffine atrocoeruleum. 
Gomphrena—Aurea superba. 
Impatiens—Holstii, Nana Leignitzia 
Marigold Liliput. 
Brown. 
Golden yellow. 
Sulphur yellow. 
Yellow and Brown. 
Petunia—Grandiflora Queen of the Market. 
Grandiflora compacta Gottfried Michaelis. 
Hybrida grandiflora Silver Edged. 
Hybrida Ladybird. 
Quantities will be limited the first season, orders will be priced at market. 
aD aN Ae Vasherg Hybrids 
Specially selected for long stems, large blooms and long lasting flowers. 
This hybrid produces flowers about twice the size of the Coltness. Range 
of colors is predominantly of the brighter cerise and pink shades. Flowers 
are single and the plant is tall growing. 
Tr. Pkt. Oz. 
$ .50 $2.50 
See hee 
Imperial Hybrids Mixed 
A new series of colors coupled with extra long stiff stems make this new 
introduction an important cut flower variety. 
The variety Blue Moon was selected from the original stock that pro- 
duced this series. The flowers are therefore of the same large size as 
Blue Moon. The pastel shades are predominant and are the most out- 
standing feature of these hybrids. 
rset: Oz. 
$ .35 $2.25 
Coes, Ey ere 
Introducing a new color in the Sensation type. This is a striking deep 
rose and rich crimson bicolor. Winner of the highest award in the 1948 
All America trials. 
Tr. Pkt. Oz. 
$ .50 $2.50 

