STOCKS, H. A. 
Giant Perfection (Cut and Come Again) 
Perpetual blooming type, Seed sown in March or 
April will flower in July, continuing until frost ; 
especially valuable during September and Octo- 
ber, when other flowers are scarce; numerous 
side branches. 
BLOOD RED 
CREOLE. Canary-yellow. 
DARK BLUE. 
LA FRANCE. Blush. 
MAY QUEEN. Pale blue. 
PRINCESS ALICE. White. 
Any of the above: Pkt., lbe;) lg pkt, 50c: 
SWEET PEAS 
Spring-Flowering New Cuthbertson Strain 
Now you can grow better Sweet Peas. More heat 
resistant! Huskier growth! Extra long stems! 
Sparkling colors of this new strain is excellent 
for outdoor planting. If seed is sown in March, 
the plants will remain in bloom during very hot 
weather, up until August. 
COLINE. Vivid, intense scarlet. 
EVELYN. Extra long stemmed; soft salmon- 
pink. 
FRANK G.. Fine soft rosy lavender. Named for 
the originator of the new Cuthbertson strain, 
HAZEL. Light Blue. 
JANET. Large trilled flowers of pure white are 
carried on long heavy stems. Black seeded. 
JESSIE. Soft lilac-mauve. Very rich coloring. 
KATIE. Rose cream pink. 
LOIS. Pure rich rose-pink; huge flowers. 
TOMMY. A clear mid-blue; very beautiful. 
CHOICE MIXED. A well-balanced mixture of 
the above colors. 
Any of the above: Pkt., 
OZzenDleahs 
Early Flowering Spencer 
PASO MON Loyn UNTO al 
(For greenhouse or outdoor biooming) 
HOPE. Black-seeded, pure white. 
MARS. Dark crimson. 
MRS. HERBERT HOOVER. 
PRINCESS BLUE. 
MARINE. Clear Blue. 
SUNRAY. Light cerise. 
ORANGE SUPREME. Orange. 
ORIENTAL. Deep cream. 
TWILIGHT. Lavender. 
SNOWSTORM IMPROVED. 
ZVOLANEK’S SALMON. 
Rich blue. 
Light lavender. 
Fine white. 
Salmon-cerise. 
VALENCIA. Orange. 
Any of the above: Pkt., 25c; Vs oz., 60c; 1 oz., 
$1.00. 
MIXTURE. Bitte) Ca) sO7e ol OU REA BIDE SOMO: 
Late or Summer Flowering Spencer 
ARISTOCRAT. Clear pink. 
BURPEE’S BEST WHITE. 
CAPRI. Clear silver blue. 
FLAGSHIP. Deep navy blue. 
GRAND SLAM. Scarlet. 
HIGHLANDER. Clear lavender. 
LEADER. Salmon pink, cream ground. 
MRS. A. SEARLES. Salmon-cerise. 
MOLLIE. Cerise with touch of salmon. 
ORANGE FLARE. Orange. 
PINK’‘'E. Large rose-pink. 
WHAT JOY. Rich cream. 
Any soLetne sibovesm ie ktel DC. /omO7e 4 Crm lmOz.e 
(OCe 
FRENCH’S SUPERB MIXTURE. 
cannot be surpassed. Pkt., 15c; 
Mo, SNE 
Large flowers. 
A mixture that 
aROZzeee (OC mL 
J. Howard French 
SWEET WILLIAM. H. B. 
DARK CRIMSON. 
SCARLET BEAUTY. 
NEWPORT PINK. 
PURPLE BEAUTY. 
VELVETY MAROON 
GIANT WHITE. 
HOLBORN GLORY, MIXED. 
Any of the above: Pkt., 15c; Ig. 
(Nigrescens). 
DICLaDUCE 
TORCH, H. A. 
TORCH H. A. Top All-America Selections 
winner for 1950 It grows as easily as a 
Zinniathrives on hot weather. It’s orange- 
red, and red is a striking color. Best of all, 
it’s only waist high-compact enough for any 
parden. Pkt. 20¢ = lowe pKt.,. (0c. 
VERBENA. H. A. 
Giant Flowering 
BRILLIANT. Bright rose, white eye. 
CERISE QUEEN. Salmon-cerise. 
IF LORADALE BEAUTY. Rose-pink shade. 
LAVENDER GLORY. Pure lavender. 
ROYALE. Royal blue. 
SALMON-PINK. Brilliant. 
SPECTRUM RED. Intense red, white eye. 
WHITE. Pure white. 
Any of the above: Pkt., 20c; lg. pkt., 60c. 
VINCA, H. H. P. 
(Madagascar Periwinkle) 
ALBA. White, with rose eye. 
ALBA PURA. Pure white. 
ROSEA, Rose, with dark eye. 
MIXED. 
Any of the above: Pkt., 15c; lg. pkt., 40c. 
VIOLA. H. H. P. 
ARKWRIGHT RUBY. 
BLUE PERFECTION. Rich purple blue. 
CHANTREYLAND. Rich apricot, long stems. 
YELLOW PERFECTION. Golden yellow. 
WHITE PERFECTION. Pure white. 
Any OF thevabove S Pkt e2bcele. pki. sip: 
WALLFLOWER, H. A. 
Annual Varieties 
SINGLE EARLY. Valuable for greenhouse forcing. 
EARLY PARIS MARKET. Browteeekt...2U0e so. 
Dict mo UG: 
ZINNIAS, H. A. 
Lilliput 
Bright rosy crimson, 
BLACK RUBY. 
CANARY GEM. 
CRIMSON GEM. 
PINK GEM. 
GOLDEN GEM. 
VURPLE GEM. 
ROSEBUD. 
SALMON-ROSE 
SCARLET GEM. 
WHITE GEM. 
Any of above colors: 
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ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. 
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ZINNIAS HAVE CHANGED A LOT IN A FEW YEARS 
