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Africa 
Cultural Note: 
/ Lo Plant 18 inches 
CY DO apart; rich soil; sun; 
ordinary moisture. 
AFRICA. (Above.) Here is a Phlox with a color so 
mysteriously beautiful that it seems to belong to another 
world. Amazingly dark carmine-red that can hardly be 
described. Strong, vigorous grower, healthy and hardy, 
easy to grow. Far more beautiful than the picture. Prices 
below. 
LILLIAN. (Not shown.) This is the famous blue-eyed 
Phlox; rest of flower beautiful salmon-pink. Very com- 
pact flower heads, with beautifully shaped florets. Very 
robust, plenty of vitality. Often 12 to 15 flower spikes 
per plant. Prices below. 
DAILY SKETCH. (Above right.) . The outstanding 
feature of Daily Sketch is its extra large florets, 114 
inches across, or more. As large as a good-sized Pansy. 
None of the older varieties produce florets as large. Color- 
ing clear, beautiful pink with small carmine eye. Does 
not fade, but stays pure and beautiful throughout. Very 
long blooming; starts in July and continues until frost. 
Prices below. 
SALMON GLOW. (Not shown.) Here is a shade of 
deep salmon-pink so beautiful that you will immediately 
discard all other salmon Phlox. Eye deep carmine. Heads 
well filled and stately. Foliage healthy and strong. You 
should have this amazingly beautiful variety. Prices below. 
CAROLYN VANDENBURG. (Right.) This is the 
outstanding dark blue Phlox today, not only on account 
of its color, but because it is extra large, healthy, vigor- 
ous, and productive. The nearest to a real blue. Creates 
much excited comment. Prices below. 
PRICES 
1 for $0.50 3 for $1.12 6 for $2.06 12 for $3.94 
2for .81 4for 1.44 8 for 2.68 20 for 6.44 
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