GREENHOUSE 
FORCING STRAIN 
Snapdragon Seeds 
The turnover in Snapdragon varieties has been so 
terrific the past few years one can hardly keep up with 
it. What has become of so many of the highly publicized 
sorts? Here we list a group of the old standby sorts 
that have proven good over the years and we still be- 
lieve that most of them have appeal to a lot of our 
florist friends, at least our demand for them would 
indicate this to be true. 
QUANTITY DISCOUNTS - Order 5 regular Trade Packets and deduct 10%; 
10 to 25 pkts. 15%; 25 pkts. or more 20%. No discount on the 4% packets. 
TRIAL PACKETS - (\% pkts.) For the convenience of the smaller grower we 
have supplied these smaller packets for many years. Not less than FOUR may be 
ordered at a time but you may order any quantity above that to meet your needs. 
They contain approximately 4% of .the seeds of a standard trade packet. 
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VARIETY Price per }pkt. Tr. pkt. ;; 0z. 
Afterglow: Popular standard early bronze. ....................:--..- $ .30 $ .75 $ 4.00 
Bertha Baur: Orchid.lavender of fine shade. ................--.----- .30 .75 4.00 
Bronze Christmas Cheer: Bright copper. Very early. .......... .50 1.50 10.00 
Brorze Queen: (Somerset) Fine salmon bronze. .................- 70m 00 8.00 
Beaulah: (Smith) Rich olden! pronzewc-.-.- sts. ee =e eese ee -50 1.60 10.00 
Ceylon Court - Standard: Popular early canary yellow. ...... .30 75 4.00 
Ceylon Court - Dark: Darker yellow than Standard, ............ .30 ae 4.00 
Cheviot Maid Supreme: Darker than regular Maid. Popular. vo0 at 4.00 
Cheviot Maid Yellow: Very popular early yellow. ................ .30 at As: 4.00 
Cheviot Maid White: An excellent commercial white. ......... 235 1.00 5.00 
Daybreaks) Wicorous soriarcluy WROse pink oes cree eee .30 Ata) 4.00 
Early Yellow: (Schlegel) Quality and a long season. ........ 40 1.25 8.00 
Ethel? ‘Golden cellowe Panniy (earl wages eee ss eae cece 39 1.00 6.00 
Glorious: (Frank) Reddish copper, yellow lip. Early. ........ 30 ©61.00 7.00 
Harrold’s Red Improved: Deep wine red. Fairly early. .... .05 61,00 6.00 
Kirkwood Beauty: Attractive glowing bronze. ...................... 35 1.00 5,00 
Klondike Supreme: Late flowering deep yellow. .................- 35 1.00 6.00 
La France: (Windmiller) Ruffled, satiny pink, -................... 40° 1,25 8.00 
Lucky Strike: Probably the best all-time white. ................. .30 .75 4.00 
Marie Louise: (Raasch) Strong growing sea shell pink. .... 50 1.50 10.00 
Naomi: Rose pink, light touch yellow. Early and prolific. .. 50 1.50 10.00 
New, Deal: Very early golden orange. --..c:...2.2<.ccs.ccsecesctecnocess .35 1.00 6.00 
Peggy Schumann: Quality rose pink. Large. .......................- ,50 1,50 10.00 
Pink Supreme: (Rockwood) A fine cutting pink. ................ 50 1.50 10.00 
Portland Pink: A grand rose pink of early habit. -............. -50 1.50 10.00 
Roman Gold: Gold shading apricot. Fairly early. ................ .35 1.00 5.00 
Rose Orange: A very finely colored early sort. ...........02..2-..- 40 1.25 7.00 
Rose Queen: (Witterstaetter) Deep rose. Long a standard. .30 .75 4.00 
Sara. Lous) A vers fine, commercial syellow. 2.....2.oe---e----0-a-- 50 1.50 10.00 
Schumann Yellow: A large early yellow of nice shade, ...... .50 1.50 10.00 
Snow White: (Olsen) A very useful florist white. .............. robe L000 8.00 
St. Louis Early Pink: (Rowe) A quality silyer pink. .......... 35 1.00 8.00 
Sun Tan: Extra early orange tan. Very popular. ................ .30 VED 4.00 
Terry Surprise: Rich orange shading rose. A good color. .... .30 .75 4.00 
Velvet Beauty: Rich American Beauty crimson. .................. 30 .75 4.00 
Westover Fringed White: Fairly early white. Finely fringed. .30 75 6.00 
Yellow Perfection: (Coates) Fine mid-season yellow. .......... .30 .75 4.00 
Yellow Wonder: (Bezdek) Good. Early and free flowering. 40 1.25 8.00 
Florist Cut-Flower Blend: Best cut flower formula. ............ .30 75 3.00 
Outdoor Snapdragons 
We carry a full line of these which will be of especial interest to our cus- 
tomers in Southern States for winter culture. See our January Harrold’s Review 
or ask for list of these. 
