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NEW COLUMN STOCK 
NEW COLUMN STOCKS 
For cut flowers and garden display 
A magnificent new strain of column stocks for 
the garden. Plants set 5 or 6 inches apart grow 
long graceful spikes of perfect form; make a 
grand show in the garden and provide quan- 
tities of 2 to 3 ft. spikes for cutting. The neat, 
double flowers are set close together on the 
stem, 50 to 60 of them, and they have the usual 
lovely stock fragrance. Separate colors of 
Chamois Pink, Deep Rose, Gardenia White, 
Lilac Lavender, Pink, Ruby Red, and Select 
Mixture. Pkt. 50¢; 3 for $1°25. 
COLLECTION—6 pkts., one each of all five 
separate colors (value $3.00) for $2.35 
NEW AMARYLLIS HYBRIDS 
AMARYLLIS 
NEW HYBRIDS—Hond pollinated seeds from 
a prize exhibition strain, the result of mony 
s of scientific plant selection and hybridiz- 
yea! 
ing. The huge flowers open wide and spread- 
ing, the color range is superb. Special plant- 
ing instructions are on each packet. Pkt. $1.00. 
NEW! TITHONIA TORCH 
All-America Winner 1951 
(Illustrated on Front Cover) 
Brilliant orange-scarlet flowers 4 inches across, 
on dwarf compact plants 3 to 4 ft. high. TORCH 
is an entirely new flower, the result of scientific 
plant breeding by a famous California plants- 
man. It thrives in the sun and bears loads of 
fine flowers resembling single dahlias. Beauti- 
ful as a cut flower and very striking in the 
garden. If you have a warm sunny spot in your 
garden, be sure to plant TORCH. 
Pkt. 35c; 3 for $1.00. 
NEW SENSATION NICOTIANA 
A new strain about 2 feet tall and with a 
greater color range than ever before achieved 
in nicotianas. The mixture contains bright scar- 
let, crimson, rose, mahogany, violet, yellow 
and other shades to white. Also the flowers 
remain open during the daytime and are very 
fragrant. Pt 50676 pkts. S1eZo- 
SQUAW CORN 
ORNAMENTAL SQUAW CORN 
Multicolored grains of corn in shades of red, 
yellow, black, purple, and white; all on the 
same ear, but each ear different. In much de- 
mand for Hallowe’en and similar decorations. 
This is a special strain intended for decorative 
use. Pie 25: 
NEW PANSIES, PASTEL TINTS 
Tints of pink, orchid, peach, coral, and rose. 
Others with a blend of salmon, buff and shad- 
ings to violet. Colors you have never before 
seen in Pansies. You will want these in addi- 
tion to your regular planting of dark shades. 
Pastel Tints have good long stems and the 
flowers are large. If you are fond of pansies, 
be sure to include these in your order. 
Pkt. $1.00; 3 pkts. $2.75; ve oz. $7.50. 
-— Hallawells 1951 SPECIALTIES 
PETUNIA FLUFFY RUFFLES 
NEW FLUFFY RUFFLES PETUNIA 
A brand new Hallawell selection cnd a delight- 
ful assortment of color combinations including 
bright pink, rose, red, orchid and bi-coio:. Flow- 
ers average 4 to 5 inches ac.oss, many are 
veined and some are so heavily ruffled they 
appear double. All are finely fringed cnd very 
decorative. The plants are spreading and grow 
about 1 foot high making a grand display of 
attractive bright colors. Pkt. 50c; 3 pkts. $1.25. 
CALIFORNIA RUFFLED TETRA SNAPS 
Hallawell's : 
TETRAPLOID SNAPS 
The New California ruffled snapdragons. A 
sensation wherever they are grown and a prize 
winner at all shows. Huge flowers, closely 
set on the stem, form beautiful well rounded 
spikes averaging two feet in height. They make 
a grand showing of color in the garden and are 
splendid cut flowers. Mixed colors. 
Pkt. 35c; 3 pkts. $1.00; 7 oz. $1.50. 
