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No. 2681 
SIX UN-NAMED 
In Gay Colors Your Friends Will Admire © varieties 
This great bargain offer is made up of outstand- 
. ing varieties of Dahlias of which we did not have 
. sufficient quantity to offer in the general list. 
BE ie ai Many of the single tubers are worth the price we ’ 
Pirie ask for the six. This is a wonderful bargain and f Z an 
made to create thousands of new Dahlia 
lovers. Here is a chance to make a big 
planting of Dahlias at a low price. 
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2036 One Packet of Each (Value $2.35) 
2361 PETUNIA, MARTHA WASHINGTON 
The plant is covered with beautiful frilled 
blooms about 3 inches in diameter of blush 
pink and the center is veined of rich wine red 
running into a deep dark violet throat. The } 
plants are about 9 inches high. Makes a very a 
striking bed. Pkt. 50 cts. : 
2398 SALVIA, ST. JOHN'S FIRE 
The earliest and most dwarf variety avail- 
le, about 12 inches high. The reddest of 
1 Salvia! Flowers early and continues to 
loom until frost. Pkt., 35 cts.; ¥% oz., $1.00. 
2313 MARIGOLD, MISSION 
GIANT GOLDSMITH 
The ball shaped blooms are 4 to 5 inches 
in diameter and resemble incurved Chrys- 
anthemums of rich golden orange. It is very 
early in blooming and of medium height 
plant. Pkt. 25 cts.; Ye oz., 60 cts.; %4 oz., 
$1.00. 
2409 SCABIOSA, BLUE MOON 
A rich lavenderblue. Flowers extra large, 
fully double with a high crown on wiry, long 
stems. Ideal for cutting. Pkt., 30 cts.: 2 pkts. 
for 50 cts.; Ye oz., $1.00. 
2324 PANSY, FELIX 
The “New Look” in Pansies named for 
Felix the Cat. They are large ruffled flowers 
and are marked with ‘whiskers.’ Many col- 
or combinations. Pkt., 60 cts.; 2 pkts. for 
$1.00. 
2147 CELOSIA, GOLDEN FLEECE 
A new giant or pampas, plume feathered 
Cockscomb. Huge golden plumes on long 
cutting stems. Easy to grow, stands hot 
weather and will cut and come again until 
frost. Highly Pkt., 35 cts.; 2 
pkts. for 60 cts. 
decorative. 
