Z FLOWER SEEDS 
S. S. SKIDELSKY & CO., Inc. 


ANTIRRHINUM 
LAVENDER SHADES 
““SNAPS”’ 
VARIETIES PRECEDED BY ™ SIGNIFY HYBRIDS 
dined ease 
264 Ball Lavender. 
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265 Bertha Baur. Early orchid............... 
265A. Rockwood’s Winter Lavender. 
Rosye Lavender: -= eens es 
Rich Lilac Lav- 
266 Schumann’s Lavender. Early 
and does not SHAH Pc 
267 Windmiller’s Improved “Earliest 
Lilac.” Early and true to type 
and color. Very productive, 
earliest in this class, long 
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268 Witterstaetter’s Orchid. Rich or- 
chid color, large well spaced 
spike, good grower, Midseason 
PINK and ROSE SHADES 
271 WBetter Times. (Windmiller.) 
Early Rich American Beauty 
Rose-Red Hybrid 
271A. Charm (Hodaly.) Rich lively 
rose, flowers Jan. from July 
SOWING 5 cas Wiehe cee eee 
272A. Ml Christina, Hybrid, color 
midway between Mary Ellen & 
Dorcas Jane with larger and 
more closely spaced florets........... 
W@Christmas Cheer. (Wind- 
miller). Bright pink. Best for De- 
cember crop, excellent stem and 
spike. Very productive cece 
@ Dorcas Jane. Rose-pink, slight 
ly larger flower and shade 
deeper than Mary Ellen. Early 
Gilbert's Pink Supreme Queen. 
A lively dark pink color... 
275A. Gilbert's Pamela Pink. A live 
medium pink, early winter, good 
stems and clean foliage... 
275 
277 Maiden’s Blush. (Thomson). 
Early Apple-blossom. Improved 
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278 MW Mary Ellen Hybrid. Early light 
TOSS=DIT Ky sane nanan 
279 @M/Maryland Pink. Early light 
pastel pink Hybrid. Large 
flowers 
New Cincinnati. (Witterstaetter). 
Large flowered light pink. Sow 
July lst for Dec. and Jan. crop... 
280A. Pink Supreme. (Rockwood). 
Brilliant rose-pink for winter... 
281 Radiance. Lovely deep pink. 
Large flower, COTY ices 
280 
282 MRockwood's Early Hybrid 
Pink. A pleasing shade... 
283 Rose Queen. (Witterstaetter). 
Deep rose pink. Medium early... 
284 Schumann's Pink Peggy. Early 
eaten rose pink non-shatter- 
285 Shatiroth’s Pink Reselected. Soft 
rose-pink. Early, vigorous grower 
286 St. Louis Pink. Early, flesh 
shade. A spring bloomer. Sow 
Gary pec tiy bene eee neers a 
287 Yoder'’s No. 33. A Cheviot Maid 
selection, medium pink, winter 
flowering parent of Mary Ellen 
RED 
290 Crimson Queen. (Rockwood). 
Deep crimson, sow June for 
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2.90 
2.50 
1.00 
2.00 
1.50 
1.50 
1.50 

ORIGINATORS CHOICEST GREENHOUSE STRAINS 
RED Coni'd 
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291 Shisler’s Red. A glowing wine 
red. Early, sow July 5th tor Dec. 
292 Schumann's Velvet Red. Early 
Dilgoimern s..eicne meme cian 
293 Thomson's Red. July Ist sowing 
for Christmas 
BRONZE SHADES 
295 Afterglow. Golden bronze. Early 
295A. MBarbara (Yoder). Hybrid 
Bronze, pink throat and bright 
bronzer oss cnlyices 2 eee 
Beulah. A Talisman bronze 
shade, long spike heavy grower. 
Sow June lst for Xmas, also fine 
LOmsOllOwze Win Ss tets cee reece 
Schlegel’s Early Bronze. Same 
color as Bronze Christmas Cheer 
which it replaces. Seed sown 
July 1-5 and pinched Sept. 10-15 
IKayeiaaker Soho .GseKe) Py annua tins 
Gilbert's Bronze Beauty. Early. 
Flowers have upper lips of dark 
brown, with lower lips yellowish 
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Glorious. Earlier. (Windmiller). 
Deep bronze shaded scarlet, yel- 
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Myubilee. (Winkler). Light 
bronze Hybrid blooming Dec.- 
eto Gn saat eine wey i 2 ln a eas een 
301 Lady Dorothy (Spiwak). Glow- 
ing ted-bronze with color some- 
what similar to ‘‘Glorious’’ Win- 
ter flowering. 
296 
297 
298 
299 
300 
302 Salmon Gold. (Windmiller). 
Bronze gold. Earlier and softer 
shade: thant Glorious 3005. 
303 Schumann's’ Bronze Peggy. 
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304 Talisman. (Windmiller). Im- 
proved strain. All double bronze 
true to type and color. Early....... 
WHITE 
305A. Crystal White. (Rockwood). 
Pure white with large and 
closely set flowers for late crop 
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307 Junglewood White, must be 
sown early. Long spikes of 
closely ‘set tloreis .2..0.. 25.00 
308 Koester’s White. Early. Pure. 
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309 Koester's White Reselected. 
(Windmiller’s). Very early. 
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310 Lucky Strike Improved. Early 
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311 Margaret Winter-blooming Ivory 
white, fine keeper, does not 
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Peace. (Ball). Closely set large 
pure white florets on long wiry 
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312A. Rockwood’s Early White........... 
313 Schlegel’s Early White. Fine 
white for early or late planting 
314 Schumann’s White Peggy. Early 
315 Thomson’s White. 
312 

Early white 
Pkt. 
1.00 
3.00 
2.50 
2.00 
1.50 
1.50 
3.06 
3.00 
2.00 
2.00 
1.50 
1.50 
1.50 
2.00 
1.50 
2.00 
1.50 
2.00 
1.00 

Tr: 
WHITE Cont'd 
315A. Emily Thomson. White with 
bronze tinting and yellow lip......... 
316A. Tommy Armstrong. New fine 
white, excellent placement. A 
dependable winter bloom va- 
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Westover’s Fringed Early White. 
(Windmiller). Early white strain 
of above 
White Wonder. (Windmiller se- 
lection.) Special strain. Longer, 
SONG ER SS 1OMIS Sere cea eee 
Snow White. Windmiller’s. Early 
strain. A fine white spike on a 
long stem 
320 Easter Snow White. Late strain. 
321 Mi Snow Hybrid. (Pan American) 
A fine white for the early crop..... 
Madeline. (Silver Medal). 
A pure white flower head 12-16 
inches long with closely placed 
florets. Sow June 10-15 with one 
pinch for Christmas flowers........... 
317 
318 
319 
322 
323 Snowdrift. New Double white, 
early forcing (June delivery, 
subject to crop) !/2 Tr. Pkt. 1.75 
YELLOW 
324 Carol Jean. (Dornacher). Shade 
lighter than “Ethel” large 
blooms. Sow July 10 for Dec. 15 
326 Ethel. (Kramer). Large bright 
yellowe Eorlyas= sc: #30 ee 
327 Ethel Reselected. (Windmiller). 
Bright yellow, fine spikes. 
Wit sce inch eens not eterna ee 
Frances Schlegel. Deep yellow, 
color of Narc. King Alfred. Win- 
ter flowering. Retains color un- 
dervall’ weathers =o. 
Gilbert's Yellow. Bright yellow, 
sow July Ist for December flow- 
ering. An all season variety........ 
Goldie. (Windmiller.) Deep ear- 
ly yellow wou. 
330A. Mi Goldmine (Pan American). 
Hybrid large deep golden yel- 
low ecirlivs. cava eee eerie soe Lee 
331 MGoldrush. New early yellow 
hybrid with long compact spike 
of large bold, golden yellow 
florets: ao0 Fee ios a oe eet aes 
Patricia. New deep yellow-hy- 
brid with Margaret characteris- 
tics of form and growth... 
Junglewood Yellow. Large rich 
yellow vigorous grower must be 
sown early. Flowers midseason. 
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333A. Rockwood’s Winter Yellow 
334 
328 
329 
330 
332 
333 
Sara-Lou. Bright yellow. Same 
color as Ethel but individual 
spike and flower much larger. 
Sow June for Xmas. ........ 
Schlegel’s Early Yellow. A bright 
lively yellow suitable for early 
or late flowering ass ees 
Schumann’s Yellow Peggy. Ear- 
ly. Has all the characteristics 
of Pinky Peg Cyaicte eae eee 
Yellow Wonder. Deep yellow, 
free flowering. Early woos 
SESESE ee Greenhouse Mix- 
335 
336 
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Pkt. 
1.00 
3.00 
1.50 
1.50 
2.00 
3.00 
2.00 
2.00 
1.50 
3.00 
3.00 
3.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.50 
1.50 
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