New Flowers 
Pacific Giant PANSY rivals Originator’s Swiss 
1485—Color Carnival. Huge, heavy textured flowers in Mag- 
nificent color range heavy in reds and scarlets. Calif. grown 
it has stronger germination tho our trials indicate Original 
Swiss still unsurpassed, 60 seeds 25c; 300 s. $1. 
How Good Can a Sweet Pea Get? 
Early Multi-flowered and Richly Fragrant Giants 
1974—Zvolanek's Colossal Lavender. Superb fragrance, huge 
clear pure lavender flowers. 40 seeds 25c; 100 seeds $1.00. 
1975—Zvolanek's Colossal White. Pure white large open 
flowers 4 on long stem. Very fragrant. 40 seeds 25c. 
Truly the Pot of Gold at Rainbow's End 
The color, experts thought, could not be created. 
We're Proud to Present: THE FIRST YELLOW SWEETPEA 
1968—Sulphur Yellow. Zvolanek’s Summer Flowering Multi- 
flora. (Plenti-flora) Very long stems, vigorous grower, 5 
and 6 flowers on pencil stems. 10 seeds 25c; 50 s. $1.; oz. $5. 
1969—Whirlwind. Early Multiflora. Best of the new type 
large light rose. Very Fragrant. 15 seeds 25c; 75 s. $1.00. 
1970—Orange Cerise. Early Multiflora. 15 s. 25¢; 75 s. $1. 
1973—Zvolanek's Early Multifiora Mixed. The Sweet Pea 
of the future. Up to 8 giant flowers on each exceptionally 
long strong stem. All colors, many richly fragrant. 15 seeds 
25c; 75 seeds $1.00; /2 oz. $1.75; oz. $3.00. 
Note: Early Sweet Peas are best only during cool weather 
Zvolanek's Multiflora SPRING FLOWERING—Resists Heat 
1989—Light Pink. First in existence. Similar to Cuthertson, 
but with 5-7 giant flowers, pencil stems. 15 s. 25¢; 75 s. $1. 
1990—Mixed. Spring Flowering Zvolaneks Multiflora. (Multi- 
bunda) Lilac, lavender, pink, blush white and carmine in 
blended Mixture. 5-9 giant flowers on long pencil stems. 
20 seeds 25c; 100 seeds $1.00; 1/2 oz. $1.50; oz. $2.50, 
NEW WINDOW FLOWERS 
Youw’ll Love 
Every Plant of 
587A — COELUS 
Park’s brilliant. 
Surpassing all in 
brilliance and 
vigor. Color Pic- 
ture Pg. 36A. 40 
seeds 25¢€: 200 
seeds $1.00. 
NAEGELIA —> 
1429A — Compact 
Mixed. A _ close 
Achimene, Afri- 
can Violet rela- 
tive. Flowers red, 
yellow or painted 
in terminal ra- 
cemes. Leaves 
beautifully 
marked. Pkt. 25¢. 
119A—ANTHURIUM Crystallinum. 
Attractive large leaves of deep velvety green 
prominently veined white. 4 seeds 50c; 10 s. $1. 
119—Andreanum Hybrids. Brightly colored flower- 
spathes typically red but vary from near white 
to pink. Start in humid 80° temp. 10 seeds $1. 
The Handsome Cape Primrose now in an 
crit ebalbiat New Strain 1956-STREPTOCARPUS 
Weismoor Hybrids Akin to Gloxinias and African 
Violets, this Orchid-like flower is more beauti- 
ful than either. Huge 4-5” fringed and crested, 
long lasting flowers, heavy cutting stems, com- 
pact leaves and superior coloring (18 distinct col- 
ors blended) make this silver medal winner a 
rare treat. 40 dust-like Seeds. 25¢; 200s $1.00. 
Zvolanek's Multiflora Sweet Pea 
Rare Blue, Semi-hardy Flowering Maple 
3—ABUTILON Vitifolium. 3 in. Flower cups of soft blue 
lavender. Choice as large pot plants. Pkt. 25c. 
Spectacular Rare Flamingo Flower 
122—ANTHURIUM Scherzerianum. Shining spathes of 
intense red, (occasionally rose or white) with gold 
coiled spadix. Large waxy lance-lves. 5 seeds $1. 12 
seeds $2.00. Germinate in humid heat (80° temp.) 
The Glory Pea, Sturt's Pea from Australia 
569—CLIANTHUS Damperi. Showy pot climber. Racemes 
of scarlet ‘‘Parrot’s beak’’, black blotched firs. In 
Australia it illuminates large areas. Pkt. 25c. 
809—RICHLY FRAGRANT EXACUM AFFINE. 
This delightful window garden plant has the double 
distinction of being one of the few window garden 
plants with blue flowers and one of the very few 
fragrant ones. Flowers are sky blue with golden an- 
thers. Fragrance is delicate and delicious. Pkt. 25c. 
809A—EXACUM Atrocoerulea. Deep blue. Pkt. 25c. 
A Super Gloxinia 
884A—Gigantea Mixed. Huge flowers measuring 4%2- 
Exacum Affine 
574—CLIVIA 
MINIATA 
Rare and Most Glorious 
Sometimes known as the 
; a 1 ft. stem. Strapleaved 
foliage reminds one of the 
Amaryllis family of which 
it is a member. Directions 
for srowing with each 
package. Large seed 20c 
each; 3 for 50c; 7 for $1.00; 
1 yr. plants: $1.50 each. 
1954—BIRD OF PARADISE. Stre- 
litzia regina. Pictured on page 
35. Large  bird-like yellow 
flowers with dark blue tongues 
and purple boat like bracts, 1 
seed 20c; 3 seeds 50c. 
1794—SAINTPAULIA Mrs. 
AFRICAN VIOLET (Saintpaulia) 
Odom's 
Strain. hhp. 6 in. Seed from one of the Nation’s 
finest collections. 50 seeds 25c; 250 seeds $1.00. 
will make the finest of everblooming pot plants or 
become a low shady border. Pkt. 25c. 
1551A—MARTHA WASHINGTON GERANIUMS. Large 
Pansy-marked flrs. Picture pg. 34. 8 seeds 25c. 
1557A—SCENTED LEAVED GERANIUMS (Pelargonium 
odoratissima Mixed). 10 seeds 25¢; 50 seeds $1.00. 
2010—SUCCULENTS Dish Garden Mixture. Seeds saved 
from an outstanding collection of choice plants. In- 
clude Aloes, Crassulas, Dudleyas, Echeverias, Epi- 
dendrums, Epiphyllums, Faucarias, Kalanchoes, Me- 
sembryanthemums, Sedums, Senecios and others. 25c. 
Rare Black and Metal-shining COLEUS 
581A—Othello. Black, true from seed. Pkt. 25c¢. 
586A—Metallicus. Expressive metal-shining in light 
red to dark brown red leaves. Pkt. 25c, 
582—COLEUS PRIDE OF MONT- 
FERLAND. A new strain with 
large leaves distinguished by 
its beautiful colors and robust, 
compact growth. Pkt. 25c. 
585A—COLEUS Fringed Leaved 
Mixed. Leaves are fringed and 
ruffled, beautiful bright colors. 
Magnificent 
1798—Blue Fairy Tale. F; Hybrid. 100% true. Extra large ultra-marine blue, yellow 
eyed flowers generously produced. 
50 seeds 50c; 250 seeds $2. 
Extremely vigorous plants often bloom in 6 mo. 
NOTE: African Violet seeds are very tiny, so open the package carefully over a 
white paper. We make careful tests to insure that the seeds are alive and viable, 
but because extra care is required to start these seeds, we cannot replace them 
for those who fail to grow them. Directions for growing with every packet. 
Other Flowers for your window or greenhouse Pg. 32-35. Geo. W. Park Seed Co., Greenwood, South Carolina. 
Kafir-lily. Giant trumpet 5 inches across are borne on strong stems. Beautiful - : 
shaped flowers of bright attractive shades. Pkt. 25c. 6374—The Charming Cyphomandra Fragrans — 
scarlet with yellow throats 1039—EXTRA DWARF IMPATIENS. (Hybrida Nana) Easily grown, it’s a flowering plant, a beautiful, nutritious, 
are borne in umbels atop More dwarf and compact than any other strain, this tasty vegetable. Spring started plants grow 5 ft. high with 
massive sub-tropical foliage. In Autumn, big racemes of pink 
deliciously scented flrs. Kept frost free, they are dormant till 
spring when lovely purple young leaves are followed by a wealth 
of fragrant blooms, then great clusters of scarlet fruit, the flavor 
and color of Tomato. 8 seeds 25¢; 40 seeds $1.00. 
355—CALCEOLARIA DUPLEX HYBRIDS. The first really new depar- 
ture in this popular window garden plant in many years. The 
upper pouch of each flower is almost as large as the lower giv- 
ing an attractive duplexed effect. Plants are bushy and fairly 
dwarf, red, yellow, rose and bronze shades. Some are spotted. 
100% pe. About 40 seeds 25¢; 200 seeds $1.00. 
BEAUTIFUL NEW BEGONIAS 
New colors, new foliage, strong free blooming Fi Hybrids. 
3322—Fi Hyb. Pink Profusion, Pure La-France Rose. Pkt. 25c. 
3323—Fi Hyb. Bonfire. Lustrous carmine-scarlet. Dark lves. 25¢. 
3323A—Fi Hyb. Essen. Large cerise flrs, mauve centers. Pkt. 25c. 
3322A—Fi Hyb. Jubilee. Dazzling scarlet, copper gleam. Pkt. 25c¢ 
3316—Fi Sleeping Beauty. 5 in. Sun-rainproof bright carmine. 25c¢. 
3318—F, Hybrid. Snow. Pure white. Pkt. 25c. 
3317—Fi Thousand Wonders. 5 in. Bright pink. Dense, uniform. 25c. 
3325—F,; Hybrids Mixed of Above. Pkt. 25c. 
3320—Rose Pearl. Largest flowers of all, measuring 2 in. 
more across. Pleasing soft pink, self color. Glossy foliage. 25c. 
313—Sparkler. The first and only true salmon Begonia. Large 
flowers of brilliant salmon orange, contrasting cream base. 25c¢. 
3321—Doty's Calla Queen. Variegated green and white leaves. 
many appear like small white Callas. Flrs. scarlet. 20 s. 25c. 
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