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ALYSSUM ROYAL CARPET 
The top All-America 1953 Winner. Grows only a few inches high 
but about ten inches across, Pkt., 25c. 
A new vine, related to Cardinal Climber, with dark green 
lacy foliage and small trumpet-shaped flowers which change 
color through the day 3 times; from pinkish orange color 
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& : A 1953 All-America of dwarf, fairly compact habit, medium size 
flowers of deep red. Pkt., 50c. 
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ZINNIA, BLAZE 
The only 1954 All-America Flower Award. A combination of brilliant red and 
scarlet-orange in the Giant Hybrid type of Zinnia. Very unique and distinct. A 
““must’’ for every garden. Pkt., 35c. 
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