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BEAUTIFUL GIANT 
ANNUAL 
CARNATIONS 
Showy—Fragrant—Large Flowered— 
The spicy fragrance of the carnation has 
caused it to become a universal favorite. 
Here is an annual variety that has all the richness 
and beautiful coloring of the old Perpetual types 
and yet will give you a profusion of large fragrant 
They are quite 
hardy, flowering until late fall, when they can be 
potted for indoor winter bloom, This selected mix- 
ture contains pink, scarlet, striped, white and yel- 
low. No. 2168, Pkt. 15¢; 4 oz, 60¢3 14 oz. $1.00. 

RIVER DAISY 
CINERARIA-LIKE 
FLOWERS ON 
SLENDER STEMS 
Thesedelightful flow- 
ers. are borne on 
graceful stems and 
bloom freely all sum- 
mer, Excellent for 
edgings and borders. 
Our select mixture 
eontains blue, white 
and red shades, 
No, 2477, Pkt. 10c¢; 
% oz. 35¢; 
1% oz 60c¢, 


CANNA SEED 
This popular bed- 
ding plant should 
bloom from seed the 
@first year. When 
, ‘through blooming 
the roots can be 

i winter for planting 
> out the next spring. 
\ ¥ Our mixture of large 
‘§ flowering sorts has 
been saved from 
selected varieties, 
= NO 2093, Pkt. 15, 
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ANNUAL SUMMER 
CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
SINGLE AND DOUBLE MIXED 
: Annual Chrys- 
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bloom profusely 
j during the late 
summer and 
fall. Prefer 
heavy soil and 
should be 
pinched back to 
encourage 
branching.. Our 
rainbow mix- 
of many colors 
No, 2199, Pkt. 15¢; 

CHINESE 
PINKS 
FINE FOR 
CUTTING 
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Clusters of blooms 
on upright strong 
stems. White, pink, 
rose, scarlet, crimson 
and bi-colors. This 
old fashioned fayor- 
ite produces flowers 
from. early summer 
until ‘frost. 
No. 2064, Pkt. 10¢ 
Wa) 02,1256 eae eae 
VY ea 40c, 
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