
1433—DA YLIGHT 
NICOTIANA. 
Remains open all day. 
Ha, 1% ft. Pure white 
with tiny red center. 
25¢. 
1482—SENSATION 
HYBRIDS. A new 
strain of Flowering 
Tobacco including all 
colors. Flowers re- 
main open all day. 
25c. 

“Supreme” 
On This Page THE FINEST NEW ANNUALS. Geo. W. Park Seed Co., Greenwood, S. C. 
Larkspur 
Page 2 

' 50c; 100 seeds $1.00. 
2k New Flowers and Specialties 
From All Over The World 
We invite your special attention to the fine new flowers listed on pages 2, 3, 
and 4. You will find almost 
every variety offered by any seedsman listed in 
the body of the book, but these three pages we have reserved for those which 
we consider of special merit. The All Americans on page 4, and on pages 2 
Gerbera Duplex, 
Raspberry Rose Pansy 
1497—PANSY SWISS GIANT RASP- 
BERRY ROSE. An entirely new color in 
the Swiss Giant strain. A lovely tint 
of pink best described as Raspberry Rose. 
It has a suggestion of a lighter tone on 
the edges and is marked with a velvety 
blotch in a deeper tone. 
1496—PANSY SWISS GIANT ORANGE. 
Fully described on page 5. Pkt. 25c. 
1499—PANSY READ’S NEW CENTURY 
SCENTED. An entirely new strain of 
Pansies from England, in which has been 
developed an exquisite fragrance and a 
color range which baffles description. 
Blooms average 3144” in diam. and are of 
unusual substance. 15 seeds 25c; 40 seeds 
2237—LUTHER BURBANK. 
Celebrate the. centennial of 
Burbank’s birth by growing 
these Giant Zinnias on which 
he did the original breeding 
work. The flowers are larger 
than Dahlia Flowered Zinnias 
and are distinguished by their 
pastel colors. Pkt. 25c. 
1498—-PANSY BUTTERFLY 
HYBRIDS. A Pastel strain 
resulting from 10 years of 
Hybridization work by Mr. D. 
M. Steele. Flowers are ruffled 
and fluted, with butterfly 
sheen of metallic jewel tones. 
Pkt. 25c; See pg. 5. 
589—COSMOS SENSATION CRIMSON SCARLET. ha. 3 ft. A truly great 
_Cosmos, with large flowers of unvarying crimson scarlet without a trace of 
purple, carried gracefully on long straight stems. This is the color for which 
we have been waiting. By artificial light it simply glows. Very early flower- 
ing. Don’t miss this beauty. Pkt. 25c. 
570—CLEOME GOLDEN QUEEN. A new color in the Spider flower. Blos- 
soms resemble Cleome Pink Queen, but are a rich gold in color, and are 
borne in abundance on stems which will grow as high as 8 feet. Prefers 
full sun and likes sandy soil. Pkt. 25c. 
957—HELIANTHUS RED AND GOLD HYBRIDS. ha. 6 ft. This new Hybrid 
Sunflower was produced by Mr. Len Mirzwick after years of hybridization. 
‘the nowers aie 6 inches across and one is borne on each of the hundreds of 
branches produced by this unusual plant. The leaves are very attractive. The 
flower is bright red with yellow tipped petals. 6 seeds 25c; 30 seeds $1.00. 
1369—MIRABILIS PETTICOAT. The sepals of each single flower are bright- 
ly colored to match the petals, giving a charming flower within a flower 
effect. This is an origination of Mr. S. Percy-Lancaster of Calcutta. Mixed 
colors only. Pkt. 25c. 
DOUBLE NUDICAULE POPPIES 
From Watkins and Simpson in England come these choice double Nudicaule 
Poppies. 1539—White; 1540—Orange; 1541—Yellow; 1542—Mixed. Pkt. 25c. 
2190—ZINNIA EARLY WONDER MIXED.—Earliest of All Zinnias. Will 
bloom where summers are too short for other varieties. Pkt. 25c. 
_ .THE NEW “SUPREME” LARKSPUR (Imperial Type) 
An entirely new strain of the popular Giant Imperial base branching type 
with five entirely new colors and white which is greatly improved. Plants 
have ideal upright habit, with tremendous main flower spike closely covered 
for half its five foot length with large, fully double flowers with broad 

petals. Don’t miss this finest of Larkspurs. 
1108—White Supreme The finest 1128—Rose Supreme. Pure deep rose. 
white. 1129—Salmon Supreme. Largest flow- 
11Z0—Dark Blue Supreme. Rich vi- 
ers of any Larkspur. True salmon. 
olet purple. 
1124—Supreme Mixed. 
1126—Lilac Supreme. Clear lilac. Larkspur above each: Pkt. 25c. 
J aig iin Supreme. Clear rose : — bia 
pink. 


All Double 
271—ASTER PRINCESS LINDA. 
Victorious Petunias Brings a lovely new color to this very 
d 4 popular type. It is pure, clear rose, 
Ruffled, fringed, fully with a spot of gold in the center. Ideal 
double. See pg. & for cutting or bedding. Flowers have 
1565 — Illumination. deep crested centers with multiple rows of guard 
petals. Plants are branching 2-2% ft. high. High- 
ly wilt resistant. Pkt. 25c. 
1654—PETUNIA VELVETY CRIMSON. Hybrida 
Nana Compacta. For the first time this color in 
the Nana Compacta class. Large reddish velvety 
arent flowers cover the bushy compact plants. 
Pkt. 25c. 
Large well fringed 
flowers of bright red 
with scarlet sheen. The 
brightest of all Victor- 
ious Petunias. New for 
1949. 15 seeds 25c; 100 
seeds $1.00. 
and 3 Aster Princess Linda, Celosia Harlequin, 
thus Red and Gold Hyb., 
Calceolaria Duplex, 
are all offered for the first time this year. 


Cosmos Crimson Rose, Helian- 
Larkspur Supreme, Mirabilis Petticoat, Pansy 
Read’s New Century Scented, Petunia Illumination and Velvety Crimson, 
Phlox Mellow Moon, Verbena 
Hyb., 
Mixed 
Bush Type Starlight and Mixed, Lily Sulphur 
Fuchsia Bodger’s Superlative 
You will like them all. 
488—NEW CARNATION 
ENGLISH GIANTS. 
The best type of Carnation we have 
seen for the gardener who appreciates 
superior size and quality and is will- 
ing to give his planting a little extra 
attention to obtain the best. If well 
grown and the secondary buds are re- 
moved from “nder the main bloom, 
the gardener will obtain blooms com- 
parable to the finest greenhouse grown 
Carnations. The flowers will attain 
4 in. diameter, being fully double and 
borne on long stems. The colors em- 
brace every Carnation color. We rec- 
ommend this fine Carnation strain 
without reservation. 40 seeds 25c. 
505—CELOSIA Gilbert’s Harlequin. ha. 
18 in. Bush type, very uniform in 
growth with bright green foliage. 
When small it starts as a pink tipped 
with gold that turns to salmon, then 
to bright shell pink when fully de- 
veloped. Pkt. 25c. 


VERBENA BUSH TYPE 
(Giant Flowered) 2044—Starlight. 
Bush type Verbena was introduced for the first 
time last year in the variety Salmon Queen. This 
proved very popular because of the new habit of 
growth: The broad, flat-topped, bushy plants are 
8-10 in. high and 12-15 in. across. The flower 
heads practically touch each other covering the 
plant completely with no bald or open spaces. 
2044—STARLIGHT. (New for ’49) Bright mid- 
blue with creamy white eye. Pkt. 25c. 
2045—SALMON QUEEN. Salmon pink. Pkt. 25c. 
2043—BUSH TYPE MIXED. From tthe trial 
ground of the originator of above varieties by 
special arrangement. Includes many colors. 25c. 


1655—PHLOX GIGANTEA Mellow Moon 
The newest addition to a distinguished line of 
medal winners of: proven merit and acceptance. 
Mellow Moon is a soft subdued shade of pastel 
yellow that will harmonize happily with most - 
colors to be found in your garden. Typical florets 
are 14%-11%4 inches across, grouped in enormous 
clusters on low growing plants. Pkt. 25c. 
