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ANNUALS - - - PERENNIALS 
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Please order separately and remit separately 
to help prevent confusion. 
KELLY GREENHOUSES 
E. 4102 SPRAGUE 
SPOKANE 31, WASHINGTON 
PHONE LAKEVIEW 6531 
| ANNUAL FLOWERS | 
New Flowers ror 1955 
_PETUNIAS 
Prima Denna (All America Award 1955). 
12 to i5 ins. high; spread 20 to 24 ins. 
Uniformly dwarf base branching. The 
color is bright rose-pink. Deeply fringed; 
free flowering. Flowers 3% to 4 ins. 
Ballerina (All America Winner 1952) soft 
glowing salmon, 31% to 4 ins. Fringed. 
Extremely free flowering. Uniform in 
growth. Average height 12 ins., spread 
2 to 3 feet. j 
Crusader a gay rose and white bicolor. 
Very showy. Occasional individuals shade 
darker or lighter. Deeply fringed; free 
flowering. 12 to 15 ins. high. 
Comanche (All America Winue: 1993) rich 
bright uinform scarlet red. Very showy, 
non-fading. Plants bushy, 1 ft. tall. 
Sioux New for 1955. General growth habit 
ot Comanche. Color deep salmon 
Apache (another new “Redskin” tur 1935) 
omnae bushy plants; color bright rose 
red. 
Paleface a new white with the growth 
habit of Comanche and with F, hybrid 
vigor and uniformity. Pure white blooms 
borne in profusion. 
ASTER POWDER PUFFS (New) Mixed 
CELOSIA TOREADOR 
“FASHION FLOWER FOR 1955” 
Bright red with scarlet highlights. 20 
inches tall. Bedding, borders, cutting. 
MARIGOLD 
Brownie New. Rich manogany red with 
a bright golden yellow crested center. 
Dwarf bush-like, about 10-12 ins. high. 
VERBENA MARILYN 
Marilyn. A new color in Verbenas. Ciery 
cerise with a suggestion of scarlet, the 
smal] vream eye accenting the warm color 
Choose any variety listed on this page. 
Doz. 75¢ 
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