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*Gigantic—White-black seeded. This new class of Sweet Peas has taken the place 
Snow White. of the ‘Spring Flowering” types previously offered. 
Indoors, Seed should be sown November Ist, and 
PINK 
such planting will start to bloom in April. The 
*Pinkie—Large rose pink. Cuthbertson Class is recommended for sowing 
*Crony—Shrimp pink. after November 1, and not earlier because they 
Floradale—Rich salmon pink on cream ground. 
Pink Frills—Rich cream pink. 
need the stronger Spring sun to bloom. 
They are exceptionally successful out of doors. 
LAVENDER In the North, they flower two weeks later than 
King Lavender—Clear lavender the Early Flowering, and two to three weeks ear- 
Pre hlanderte piri lavender lier than the Summer Flowering. 
Powerscourt—Large lavender. Carol—Strong growing clear pink. 
Coline—Vigorous sunproof scarlet. 
BLUE 
Danny—Navy blue. 
Reflection—Clear mid blue. 
David—Bright rose crimson. 
Flagship—Deep navy blue. 
Evelyn—Salmon cream pink. 
Frank G.—Strong growing lavender. 
Hazel—Light blue. 
RED 
*Welcome—Dazzling scarlet. 
Rubicund—Crimson scarlet. Janet—A pure black seeded white. Extra large. 
Jessie—Wavy flowers of clear satin mauve. 
ORANGE Katie—Rose cream pink. 
*Orange Flare. Lois—Rose pink on white background. 
Tangerine Improved—Fiery orange. Marion—Extra long stemmed cream pink. 
Oz. ify ULB. 
$ .30 $ .90 $3.00 
Tommy—Clear medium blue. 
Yo oz. 1 oz. Y |b. 
*_Six Best $ .35 $ .65 $1.75 
