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Petunia... Fire Chief 
An All-American selection that rocketed to public ac- 
ceptance the first season. Bright red flowers on stocky, 
compact plants. Flower all summer and into autumn. 
Best color is obtained in cool weather and in full sun. 
Pkt., 30c. 
Golden Bleace Cochsconc 
One of the most sensational annuals for a summer bor: 
der or background. Thrives in hot weather and produces 
a multitude of high golden plumes. Pkt., 25c. 
Comanche Petunia 
Winner of All-American Medal for 1953. 
Winner of All-American Bronze Madel for 1953. 
Has the glowing red of Fire Chief with the extra vigor 
of F-1 Hybrids. Plants are compact, about 15 inches high 
and 18 inches in spread. Bloom freely all summer. 
Pkt., 35c. 
Lithe Sweetheart 
Sweet Pea 
An entirely new type of 
Sweet Pea. Each plant makes 
a perfect mound of flowers 
about 7 inches high and 7 
inches wide. Flowers are 
large and ruffled, and bloom 
early and for a long period. 
Wonderful for borders and 
bedding. Pkt., 35c. 
Wade Bean 
It won the Gold Medal Award in 1950, 
All America Trials and topping all vege- 
tables in the total number of points reg- 
istered. 
It is excellent for home garden and 
market garden and has some unique 
characteristics, which should make it 
well adapted for processing. 
Plants are rugged, bush type about 
18 to 20 inches tall and pods borne well 
off the ground. Pods deep green, 5% to 
6 inches long, round, tender and meaty. 
Holds smooth edible stage longer than 
most and a most productive bean. Seed, 
oblong with reddish brown color. 
Pkt., 10c; '% ib., 35c; 1 Ib., 60c. 
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The loveliest’ Zinnias ever known—immense, ruffled 
flowers 6 inches in diameter, with graceful curved petals. 
Entirely free of the stiffness often associated with Zinnias. 
Airy, informal and in a wonderful color range. Strong 
plants 3 feet tall; very free blooming. Desirable for gar- 
den use and for cutting. Thin plants to 2% feet apart. a 
Pkt... 25¢: 
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Persian Carnet jinnia 
Received All-American Honorable Mention in 1952. Flow- — 
ers are dahlia shaped with pointed petals tipped with con- 
trasting colors. Colors are deep, rich yellows, oranges, ¥ 
reds, crimsons, maroons, and pinks in most beautiful pat- fi 
terns. Persian Carpet fits most appropriately. Pkt., 25c. 
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“A new development in striped Zinnias. Selected for a 
wide range of color, including red and white, red and yel- 
low, pink and white, orange and white, and purple and 
white. Flowers of medium size and bloom rather early. 
Pkt., 25c. 
Salad Boud Lettuce 
A distinet new type ot 
Lettuce. 
Salad Bowl is a large, mid- 
season, medium green, lobed 
leaved, slow bolting, non-head- 
ing lettuce. The lobing of the 
leaves make them less sub- 
ject to injury by breakage in 
handling. Very slow to shoot 7 
and develops large mounds of 
tender leaves before bolting. 
An excellent source of Vita- 
mins A and C. 
Salad Bowl is a very at- — 
tractive home garden lettuce. 
Pkt., 20¢; '/ 0z.,’30c; 0z., 50c. 
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