MARIGOLDS—Conztinued 
NAUGHTY MARIETTA. Wide open, single 
flowers, 2 in. across, varying in color, ac- 
cording to the season. Rich golden yellow 
flowers attractively blotched maroon. Early 
and continuous bloom. Pkt. 15c., % oz. 50c., 
\% oz. 85c. 
RED HEAD. Striking flowers, 2 in. across, 
made up of a crested center composed of 
many tiny, erect golden petals edged maroon. 
The base petals are a rich mahogany bronze. 
Form very? compact plants. Pkt. 25c., 
¥ oz. 75c. 
YELLOW PYGMY. 
Plants grow 6 in. 
high with flowers 
of lovely lemon- 
yellow. Masses of 
color all Summer. 
SPRY. If a little 
hedge-row of color 
is wanted all Sum- 
fiietee tickets 
nothing to equal 
this Marigold. 
Flowets have a 
bright yellow pin- 
cushion center with 
outside rows of ma- Spry 
hogany red petals. 
SCARLET GLOW. The brightest red of all 
dwarf varieties. The flowers are deep scar- 
let, growing about 10 in. high. 
Aligabove- ss bkt. 1 56%)98)0z. 50c.. 24 Oz. S5c. 
Chrysanthemum Flowered 
LIMELIGHT. The lightest in color of all 
Marigolds. A very soft primrose-yellow or 
chartreuse color. Flowers about 2% in. 
across and ate made up of hundreds of 
artistically curled and interlaced petals, 
forming a most exquisite pompon chrys- 
anthemum-like head. Bushy plants about 
20am, high Pkts 15¢.; 7% oz. 50c. 
MAMMOTH MUM. _ The largest of the 
Chrysanthemum types. Fluffy, ball-like, 
light sulphur-yellow blooms made up of 
many finely cut individual florets, inter- 
twined in true Mum form. Plants are up- 
right, about 30 in. tall and the flower stems 
are exceedingly long and sturdy. Pkt. 25c., 
¥% oz. 75c. 
Chrysanthemum-flowered Marigold 


Carnation Flowered 
PRIMROSE. One of the loveliest of the larger 
type Marigolds. A true light yellow, with 
flowers 3% in. across of pleasing primrose 
yellow with the petals waved and rolled. 
This is a must in my garden. Pkt. 25c., 
qs 02. 60c. 
VICTORY. A companion piece for Primrose 
in a crisp, light shade of golden orange 
flowers. The petals are frilled and cupped 
giving it a fluffy daintinéss in a deeper shade. 
Pte lS Gay S107 OG OZ SOG: 
Marigolds with Odorless Foliage 
MAYLING. A rich 
buttery golden 
primrose color with 
odorless foliage. 
Petals are incurved 
practically their en- 
tire length with 
fringed edges. 
Beautiful. Pke. 
15 Cec O7 em OG: 
BURPEE GOLD: 
Carnation-like 
flowers 3% to 4 in. 
across of a bright 
orange color with 
the long petals pet- 
als loosely and ar- 
tistically arranged. 
Pkt 565 8107007 5c. 
SPECIAL MIXTURE OF CARNATION 
MARIGOLDS WITH ODORLESS FOLI- 
AGE. All the lovely colors med Pkt. 
DSC ELOZe JOG: 
TAGETES SIGNATA PUMILA (Golden 
Ring). Extremely free-flowering dwarf 
plants 8 to 10 in. tall, with fine, lacy foliage 
for edgings, borders and rock gardens. 
Pken5c., 16 02.50. 07. 85c: 
Ca rnation-flowe red 
Marigold 
About 2% ft. tall. 
ever seen. 
ing choice of 20 judges. 

FLOWER SEEDS 
MORNING GLORIES 
Saying an early 
“good morning’’ on 
bright sunny days, 
these are the most 
satisfactory of ll 
quick-growing vines. 
They make a quick 
cover and the clear, 
gay colors lend a 
cheerful note in the 
early morning hours. 
HEAVENLY “BLUE. 
Giant sky-blue 
trumpets are borne 
profusely. 
SCARLETT O’HARA. Bright rosy-red flow- 
ers, exceptionally dense foliage. 
PEARLY GATES. Enormous flowers of clear, 
shining white. 
Ristael sce 

Ipomoea 
Heavenly Blue 
ya 
Y% oz. 50c., % oz. 85c. 
PETUNIAS 
For masses of flow- 
ers all Summer long, 
nothing equals Petu- 
nias. They are espe- 
cially satisfactory in 
that no insect bothers 
this plant. Should 
be started indoors in 
March or in the cold 
frame in April. 
Dwarf Compact 
Bedding Varieties. 
These grow about 1 
foot tall and are of 
compact habit, par- 
ticularly suited for 
bedding and borders. 

Bedding Petunia 

PETUNIA, FIRE CHIEF. Brilliant color, the reddest Petunia you've 
Dwarf habit, free blooming Hybrida Nana Compacta 
type. The only All-America winner for 1950 and was the overwhelm- 
Plants will reach a height of 1 foot or more 
with flowers about 2% in. across. Pkt. 25c., 2 pkts. 45c., 3 pkts. 60c. 
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