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Son of Satan 
Cactus, 
GIANT CACTUS DAHLIAS 
This is a distinctly beautiful class, the most 
graceful of all Dahlias. The petals are curled 
and twisted to give a star-like or fluffy effect. The 
flowers are of large size, often grow to 10 inches 
or more in diameter when properly cared for 
and disbudded. 
B49—ALL AMERICAN. Mulberry rose, suffused 
salmon with yellow at base of petals. Very vigor- 
ous and insect resistant, strong straight stems. 
$1.00 each. 
B50—CANARY. Bright canary yellow, a large in- 
formal fluffy flower. 75c each; 3 for $2.05. 
B51—SHEIK. Lovely lavender with cream center 
freely borne on long stems. 85c ea.; 3 for $2.35. 
B52—SONNET. A delightful salmon rose flower. 
The color .is exquisite and the habit of growth is 
good. 85c each; 3 for $2.40. 
B43—SON OF SATAN. Immense show flower of 
intense bright scarlet making a dashing effect in 
the garden or in bouquets. 85c ea.; 3 for $2.25. 
B45—STAR OF BETHLEHEM. Delightfully 
curled petals of pure white create a pure star- 
like effect. Large flowers, good stems. Strong 
growing plant. 50c each; 3 for $1.35. 
042—ONE OF EACH (6 Giant Cactus Dahlias) 
Value $5.20 for only $4.50. 
THE GIANT BASKET FLOWER 
B470—ISMENE CALATHINA or Peruvian Daf- 
fodil. Four to five Giant funnel shaped flowers 
are borne on each two foot stem. The flowers are 
richly and delightfully perfumed, and unique in 
shape having a delicately fringed cup framed by 
five long white sepals. Color: Pure white with 
green striped throat. Attractive foliage is deep 
green and sword-shaped. Of easiest culture as 
pot plant or in the open ground. Choose a sunny 
spot, plant in May for blooms in July. Bulbs must 
be stored over winter in frost proof place. 
Jumbo bulbs 35c ea.; 3 for 95c; 6 for $1.75. 
OXALIS BULBS 
For a choice border or hanging basket, a planting 
of Oxalis will give you pleasure and satisfaction. 
The plants bear a mass of pretty clover-shaped 
foliage and a constant supply of small attractive 
flowers all summer. B495—Deppei White, B496 
Pay sae Rose. 6 for 25c; 12 for 45c; 100 for 
2.90. 
- B520—RED HOT POKER 
Tritoma Pfitzers Hybrids Roots will develop into 
strong plants. Striking flame-like flower spikes 
bloom in August and September. Roots: 30c each; 
3 for 80c. Seed: 10c pkt. 

Most fragrant of flowers 
The stems grow two feet high terminating in a 
compact spike of waxy double flowers nearly two 
inches across, richly scented and showy in beds 
as well as for cutting. An individual flower is 
fine for the button hole. Set in a rich sunny bed 
in May the bulbs bloom in Autumn. A group of 
blooming plants makes the air redolent with rich 
perfume, and the spikes are exquisite in a vase. 
FIRST SIZE BULBS 
B525—Jumbo Double Pearl: 20c ea.; 6 for 70c; 
12 for $1.25; 100 for $8.75. 
B526—Single Mexican: 15c ea.; 12 for $1.10; 100 
for $7.95. 
Enhance the beauty of your garden with these aristocrats of the flower world 

The Lovely Bouquet Dahlias 
The smaller Dahlias have ever been popular, for i 
they combine so many desirable features that once 
known they become almost indispensable. They 
keep well when cut and have long wiry stems. 
Flowers 2” or less in diameter. 
Pompon—Excellent Keepers 
40c each; 3 for $1.10; 6 for $2.10. 
B80—AMBER QUEEN. Apricot and Amber. Au- 
tumn colors. 
B96-—RED WARRIOR. Bright red. 
B87—EDITH MUELLER. Shining 
gold edged orange. 
B82—MARY MUNNS. Delicate, lovely lavender. 
B89—MORNING MIST. White tipped lavender. 
Showy, but delicate. A real beauty. 
B84—YELLOW GEM. Shining yellow. Cheerful. 
B85—JOE FETTE. Compact and pretty. White. 
SPECIAL POMPONS 
45c each; 3 for $1.20; 6 for $2.25. 
B86—ROTHOUT. Deep scarlet. 
B88—ROSA WILMOUTH. Popular, rose pink. 
B95—LEMON DROP. Lemon yellow. Dainty. 
045—ALL 9 Pompon Dahlias above for $3.15. 
BALL or SHOW DAHLIAS 
Flowers fully double, ball-shaped, petals in regu- 
lar spiral arrangement, more than 314 inches in 
diameter. Excellent for cut flowers, good keepers. 
40c each; 3 for $1.10; 6 for $2.10 
B90—A. D. LIVONI. Clear and beautiful pink. 
B91—RED CHIEF. Bright red. A lively color. 
B92—STORM KING. Fine white. 
B93—YELLOW DUKE. Beautiful yellow. 
B94— VIVIAN. White tipped purple. Best Bicolor 
in this class. 
044—One of each (5 above) for $1.95. 
WELL PLEASED 
Geo. W. Park Seed Co. May 24, 1948. 
Dear Sirs: Your seeds and bulbs are just fine. The 
bulbs are lovely and just as represented. Thank 
you for everything. There are a number of others 
I want to get this summer. Kindest regards, 
Mrs. E. G. B., Canton, Ohio. 
two toned, 
B317—BELLADONNA LILY. (Am- 
aryllis Belladonna.) 
Known as “Resurrection Lily’, with large 
fragrant rose-pink flowers borne in summer. 
Treat as pot plant. 50c each; 3 for $1.35. 
B499—RANUNCULUS (Buttercup) 
Glorious, brilliant, colorful, this cheerful mixture 
South, they are fine pot plants North. Sturdy 12 
of yellow, red, orange, crimson, scarlet. Giant 
3 in. flowers are double and semi-double. Hardy 
in. stems for cutting. Set roots claws down, 2 
in. deep. Roots: 3 for 15c; 12 for 50c; 100 for 
$3.40. Seed: Pkt. 10c; Giant Pkt. 25c. 
TIGRIDIA 
MEXICAN FLAME THROWER 
Distinctive, these brilliant Flame Flowers from 
Mexico. Unique and bright are the triangular 
shaped flowers which are spotted and blotched to 
perfection. Foliage is pretty and sabre-like. We 
offer the finest Top Quality Bulbs, 1 in. in diam. 
Guaranteed to bloom. 
B510—ALBA GRANDIFLORA (White). Glisten- 
ing white blades. Throat snow white spotted with 
red markings. Beautiful contrast, hard to forget. 
B511—GRANDIFLORA RED. Vivid China-red 
blades; yellow cup background. 
B512—ROSEA. Rich silken rose blades; 
cup. 
B513—AUREA. Golden yellow blades; yellow cup. 
B514—VIOLACEA. Lilac or deep lavender flowers 
having a variety of lovely center markings. 
Above Varieties15c ea.; 6 for 75c; 12 for 
$1.35; 100 for $10.00. 
085—THREE OF EACH -Tigridia variety 
bulbs)- for $1.55. : 
B515—TIGRIDIA MIXED COLORS. Taken from 
above named st0ck which we have in surplus at 
the time you order. 12 for $1.25; 100 for $9.00. 
SEEDS—Fresh Tigridia Seeds. 2023—-Mixed Pac- 
ket 10c; Giant Packet 25c. Containing a mixture 
of seeds from flowers of white, red, rose, yellow. 

yellow 
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Dahlia Miniature Fairy 
MINIATURE DECORATIVE 
SWEETHEART DAHLIAS 
The miniatures have the same form as the large 
decorative dahlias but their small size (less than 
3% in. in diam.) and good stems make them dis-~ 
tinctly suitable, attractive table decorations. 
40c each; 3 for $1.05; 6 for $1.95. 
B60—BUCKEYE BABY. Bronzy buff: Dainty. 
B62—FAIRY. Miniature. Jersey’s Beauty. 
B63—ORCHID LADY. Lovely lavender. 
B72—RHODA. Tangerine color, bright. 
B65—SYLVIA. Bright red. 
B64—WHITE FAWN. Pure snow white. New and 
the best white_in this class. 
B66—BISHOP OF LLANDAFF. Rich scarlet du- 
plex with Peony-like flowers and bronzy red foli- 
age. 50c each;; 3 for $1.35. 
B71—WILD ROSE. Beautiful bright pink. A new 
miniature informal decorative. 50c each. 
0483—ONE OF EACH Miniature Decorative listed 
above. 8 roots for $2.35. 
MINIATURE CACTUS 
50c each; All three for $1.35. 
B68—GRACE O’NEIL. True pink, fluffy cactus. 
B67—EASTER GREETING. Pure white. 
B73—FIREGLOW. Bright flame red. New. 


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