Hotkaps* 
FRO ST oo cE 
ae FLOWERS & VEGETABLES 
Lo 3 WEEKS EARLIER! 
Give your favorite flowers 
and vegetables an earlier 
SAFE start! Glastext HOT- 
KAPS provide indi- 
/ vidual HOTHOUSES 
for seedlings and for 
young plants, give posi- 
tive protection against 
frost, storms, sun, insects. 
tGLASTEX specially processed material Reg U.S. Pot. OF. 
BiG GARDEN PACKAGE of 25 only 954- Setter Free 
Larger oe of 100, 250, 1000 for Commercial Soe 
iY, SX Handy! Speedy! 
PLANT TIE 
Strong, dark green 
“invisible” tapes with wire 
reinforcing — protect stems. 
speedily and permanently 
support annuals, perennials. 
vines, shrubs, and vegetables. 
Box of 200, 4-imch size, 25¢. 
Pkg. of 35, 8-inch size, 10¢. 250 ft. continuous roll, $1.00. 
Box of 100, 8-inch size, 25¢. 
Box of 100, 16-inch size, 50¢. Phe. of 50, 8-inch size, 15¢. 
HELIANTHUS——Sunflower 
(a) Culture II, 6' 
SUN GOLD—Large double flowers of a bril- 
liant golden yellow, 
HELICHRYSUM—SEE EVERLASTING 
FLOWERS 
HIBISCUS—Rose Mallow 
(hp) Culture VI, 4 
GIANT MIXED—Huge bell-shaped flowers 
in white, pink, red. Tall plants for damp 
spots. 
HOLLYHOCK 
(hp) Culture VI or VIII, 5 
CHATER’S DOUBLE, MIXED—Large double 
flowers on tall spikes. Bloom in midsummer. 
HUNNEMANNIA—Mexican 
Tulip Poppy 
(a) Culture III, 1I'/' 
SUNLITE—Soft yellow double poppy type 
flower. Bluish fine cut leaves. Different and 
effective. 
IBERIS—SEE CANDYTUFT 
IPOMEA—SEE MORNING GLORY 
KOCHIA—Burning Bush or 
Summer Cypress 
(a) Culture II], 2!/' 
Compact pyramid. Needs no _ trimming. 
Bright green foliage makes neat, quick 
hedge. Turns bright red in fall. 
LADY SLIPPER—SEE BALSAM 
LATHYRUS LATIFOLIUS—SEE PERENNIAL 
LAVATERA—Annual Mallow 
(a) Culture II, 2-3' 
LOVELINESS—Large bowl shaped, rosy pink 
pee all summer, Attractive bronzy fo- 
iage. 
LINARIA— 
Baby Snapdragon 
(hp) Culture |, Il, IV or VI 
NORTHERN LIGHTS—About 15” high. Bril- 
liant colors, Excellent quick-growing, cut- 
ting flower. 
LINUM—Flowering Flax 
(a) Culture III, (hp), VI, 1-2' 
SCARLET (a)—Bright red flowers in a con- 
stant succession all summer. 
PERENNIAL BLUE (hp)—Low bushy plant 
blooming from spring to midsummer. Small, 
clear blue flowers in profusion. 
LOBELIA 
(a) Culture | or V, 4" 
CRYSTAL PALACE—Compact border plant 
with myriads of tiny bright blue flowers. 
For all low use. Pkt. 25c, 
LOVE-IN-A-PUFF—SEE BALLOON VINE 
LUPINE 
(hp) Culture III or VII, 3' 
RUSSELL’S MIXED—Finest of all the lupines! 
Brilliant colors in long, strong spikes of 
pea-shaped flowers. 
ARAIN-ETTS’ 
ra ue > Ideal support for SWEET SWEET PEA MALLOW, ANNUAL—SEE LAVATERA 
A A A — 
H POLE. BEANS. CUCUM: LARKSPUR—Annual MALLOW, ROSE—SEE HIBISCUS 
4 BERS TOMATOES Eivog ie Delphini 
5 tes. ‘t rot 
fa pire aor bata tendsils like S P FLT. MARIGOLDS 
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wire. 3 sizes. 
eer 60-inch x 72-inch, 65¢ 
60-inch x 96-inch, 85¢ 
=< 60-inch x 180-inch, $1.25 
ALL PRICES 
IN THIS CATALOG 
ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE 
WITHOUT NOTICE 
MARIGOLD, Color Magic 
(a) Culture II or IV, 3' 
REGAL DARK BLUE—Tall spikes of large 
double flowers in a violet blue. 
REGAL WHITE — Pure glistening white 
spikes. Tall and stately. 
REGAL PINK—Lively light salmon pink. 
Glorious when cut. 
REGAL LILAC—Clear lilac with green buds. 
Tall with fat spike of large florets. 
REGAL ROSE—Rose color. Long, thick spikes 
with exceptionally large florets. Vigorous 
and early. 
RUBY—A genuine ruby red. A bright color 
in garden or bouquet, 
GIANT REGAL MIXED—A fine mixture of 
the above and others. 
(a)Culture | or Il, 
African 
Tall Types 11/,-2’ 
MAMMOTH MUMS — Chrysanthemum-flow- 
ered, blooms in 2/2 months from seed, Deep 
sulphur yellow. 30 inches high. 
REAL GOLD—Large carnation-like flowers 
in striking bright orange. 
GLITTERS—All-American 1951—Clear yel- 
low. Double. Bushy with long stem, Pkt. 25c. 
YELLOW SUPREME—Light 
flowers of carnation form. 
yellow, large 
SUNSET GIANTS — Huge dahlia-flowered 
strain. Lemon and gold. 
PZ\NNIA, Persian 
Carpet 
