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FAIRWAY’S
SPECIAL LAWN GRASS SEED

This is positively the best mixture consisting of Kentucky blue grass, white clover and other grasses
of the best quality, making a beautiful, thick and velvety perpetual lawn.

FAIRWAY’S “BEST QUALITY” GRASS SEED

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This is an especially prepared mixture and only
the highest quality seeds that can be produced
are used. It makes a smooth, velvety green

FAIRWAY’S “PERENNIAL GREEN”

A prepared mixture that will give excellent
results. It produces a deep green sod of velvety
texture. It is a blend of high grade seeds that
will produce a beautiful and enduring lawn.

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lawn that forms a thick, even sod. Sure to
produce under average conditions of soil and
climate.

FAIRWAY’S “SHADY”

A mixture for planting under shade trees or
in shady corners where the usual grass seed
does not do well. It is a blend of choice seeds
adapted to shady locations.

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HIGHEST GRADE GRASS SEED AT PRICES YOU GENERALLY PAY FOR ORDINARY
GRASSSSEED

All Lawn Grass Seeds Prepaid

FAIRWAY’S ALL SUMMER GARDEN
Blooms from Spring to Fall

This is an outstanding packet containing over seventy-five different kinds of annual flower
seeds and should be grown in every garden. All colors and sizes of flowers. A beautiful garden
for cut flowers. Reserve a spot in your garden.

What is more pleasing than going out every morning and picking a fresh bouquet of flowers.
Plant after danger of frost is past and rake over soil to cover seed, keep moist, do not let a
dry crust develop on the patch and you will have the most gorgeous garden you have ever seen.

Fairway’s Complete Garden - pkt. 10c

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VICTORY GARDENS - - -

- - - “THIS IS IT”
V-1-- A COMPLETE VICTORY GARDEN FOR... . . $0.50

One packet of each of the following: Lettuce, Carrot, Green Bean, Peas, Radish, Wax Bean, Corn

and Beets.
This will plant plot 10x 20 ft. Value $0.80

V-2 - - FAIRWAY’S HOME VICTORY GARDEN... . . $1.00

One packet of each of the following:

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alters Deere Long Sweet Corn, Howling Mob
eets, Crosbys Egyptian Tomatoes, John Baer
Sat Fete tgs Giant Pod Parsley, Champ. Moss Curled
eas, Little Marve Sweet Corn, Golden Hummer
Reet es ach Breakfast Turnip, Purple Top White Globe
adish, ite Icicle Swiss Chard, Lucullus
Wax Bean, Pencil Pod Wax Cucumber, Fairways Long Green
Beets, Early Wonder Lettuce, Grand Rapids
These seeds will plant a garden 20 x 30 ft. Value $1.60
V-3 - - FAIRWAY’S SUBURBAN VICTORY GARDEN. . . $2.00
Yo |b. each of Turnip, Purple Top White Globe
Green Beans, Bountiful Cabbage, Early Jersey Wakefield
Wax Beans, Surecrop Sweet Corn, Golden Bantam
Lima Beans, Fordhook Bush Sweet ret: Early Evergreen
] pkt. each of Lettuce, Grand Rapids
Carrot, Early Scarlet Horn Lettuce, Iceberg
Carrot, Danvers Half Long ‘Radish, Imp. French Breakfast
Beets, Early Wonder Radish, Long White Vienna
Beets, Detroit Dark Red Pepper, California Wonder
Swiss Chard, Fordhook Cucumber, Imp. Long Green
Spinach, Noble Giant Thick Leaved Se pete Curled
Tomato, Break O’Day quash, Acorn
Peas, Thomas Laxton Salsify, Mammoth Green Island

Onion, Southport White Globe
These seeds will plant a garden plot 40 x 60 fr. Value $2.95

V-4 - - FAIRWAY’S COUNTRY VICTORY GARDEN . . . $5.00

1 Ib. each of

Wax Bean, Surecrop Cauliflower, Dry Weather
Lima Bean, Bush Henderson Endive, Deepheart Fringed
Sweet Corn, Golden Hummer Egg Plant, Black Beauty
Peas, American Wonder Kale, Dark Green Curled

2 Ibs. of Kohlrabi, Early White Vienna
Green Bean, Giant Stringless Green Pod Lettuce, Black Seeded Simpson

1 oz. each of Lettuce, Big Boston
Beets, Detroit Dark Red Muskmelon, Milw. Market
Beets, Early Wonder Parsley, Champ. Moss Curled
Carrots, Danvers Half Long Parsnip, Hollow Crown
Onion, Southport White Globe Pepper, California Wonder
Spinach, Noble Giant Thick Leaved Pumpkin, Sugar Pie

1 pkt. each of Peas, Edible Pod, Dwarf Grey Sugar

Broccoli, Large White Mammoth Radish, Crimson Giant
Brussels Sprouts, Fairways Dwarf Radish, White Icicle
Cabbage, Early Jersey Wakefield Squash, Acorn
Carrot, Oxheart Swiss Chard, Fordhook
Celery, Golden Plumed : Tomato, Earliana
Sweet Corn, Howling Mob Tomato, Pondersosa
Cucumber, Fairways Long Green Turnip, Purple Top White Globe
Cucumber, Boston Pickling

These Seeds will plant a plot 100 x 100 ft. Value $7.55

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1943 ““ALL-AMERICA”
SELECTIONS — OFFICIAL LIST

SILVER MEDALS

Petunia, Alldouble America—Uniform, hybrida
nana, carnation flowered, medium sized
blooms borne in abundance from early sum-
mer to frost. Color is mauvy-pink, very at-
tractive for bedding and cutting. The first
alldouble produced in America.

Marigold, Sunkist — Dwarf French Harmony
type. Developed orange sport from ALL-
AMERICA winner Butterball, dwarf, com-
pact, very early, continuous blooming. Six to
ten inches tall, very free flowering. Good
for bedding, edging and pots.

BRONZE MEDAL

Petunia, Igloo—Most uniform, reckless bloom-
ing white hybrida nana compacta so far de-
veloped. Plants twelve to fifteen inches tall.
Creamy-white, single flowers with yellowish
throats, very abundant. True and excellent
for bed or border, bloom early to late.

ASTER VICTORY GIANTS MIXED-
HONORABLE MENTION

Petunia, English Violet—A distinct new color
of rosy mauve-violet. A free blooming hy-
brida nana variety with habit of Blue Bedder.
Uniform, true and about twelve to fifteen
inches tall.

Cosmos, Giant Sensation Dazzler—Very rich,
deep amaranth crimson, three to four inch
flowers on plants from thirty inches to ulti-
mate five or six feet. A very distinct superior
to previous reds.

Aster, Victory Giants Mixed—Extra early Giants
of California type with strong straight cut-
ting stems and sturdy branching plants to
three feet tall. Crown flowers average five
inches across. A worthy new giant type but
not wilt-resistant.

Aster, Extra Early Giant Crego, Navy Blue—
Large four inch long petaled double flowers
of deep purple blue, described as blackish
blue. Quite true and uniform, twelve to
twenty inches high, strong cutting stems.
Good branching habit and narrow foliage, fine
early cutting type. A valuable addition to

PETUNIA IGLOO- early flowering class.

Each of the above, Pkt. 25c

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“NOVELTY SELECTIONS”

Marigold, Goldsmith — Giant Chrysanthemum-
flowered golden orange, base branching and
very good for cutting. Of the Dixie Sun-
shine type with full double flowers. Early
and freeblooming on strong bushy plants.

Cleome, Pink Queen—This beautiful Spider
Plant grows well in any part of the country.
A tall and attractive border plant, free from
insects and disease, with huge heads of de-
lightful and refreshing pink, without a trace
of blue or magenta. The large flower bracts
turn to white before falling, giving an ap-
pearance of a white collar with a pink cap.
Reaches over 4 feet, well branched, airy
foliage, blooming from June until frost.

Ipomoea, Pearly Gates—A sport from and seem-
ingly identical in growth, foliage and bloom,
except white in color, with Heavenly Blue
Morning Glory. A big, satiny white, with a
creamy shading in the throat, gives this a
beautiful appearance. Plant with Heavenly
Blue and Crimson Rambler or Scarlet O’Hara
for red, white and blue effect.

Cosmos, Yellow Flare—Similar to the original
Orange Flare, except its color is a very rich
and compelling butter or golden yellow. More
striking in color than Orange Flare. Grows 3
to 4 feet tall, and an excellent garden flower.
Free blooming on long wiry stems, and taller
than present strain of airy serrated foliage.

Phlox, Rosy Morn — Gigantea single, annual
phlox of brilliant rose with white eye. Large
flowered, early and free bloomer. About
twelve inches tall and very uniform.

MARIGOLD
Dwarf French Double Butterball

Petunia, Glow—Dwarf, compact, ball. shaped
plant, bright rose-red and lighter throat,
Hybrida Nana Compacta. Free flowering,
very good for the home garden, and a stand
out in color.

Marigold, Golden Bedder—Dwarf Chrysanthe-.
mum-flowered. A very early variety and of
uniform habit. Plants form symmetrical
mounds, covered with golden orange flowers,
a very distinct color. A row of outer guard
petals is surmounted by a fully double crest
of Dixie Sunshine type petals. Foliage is
sparse and light green. A long stemed va-
riety good for cutting. Very early bloomer.

Petunia, Blue Brocade — Victorious or Dwarf
All-Double, true violet blue variety. True to
type and color, stocky growth; good bloomer
and large sized flowers. For use in garden
and as commercial.

Scabiosa, Peace—Semi-tall, double white, com-
panion to Bronze Medal winner of 1940.
Heavenly Blue. Good for cutting and easier
handled garden type than tall varieties.

Marigold, Spry—Dwarf, double French type,
compact and uniform, very good for edging.
Early blooming, about nine inches in height,
with light orange crested center and maroon
outer petals.

Aster, Rose Marie—Wilt-resistant and of the
Early Giant type of China asters. High
fluffy centers with long narrow petals and
rose-pink in color. Flowers three to four

inches; stems long and sturdy.

Marigold, Butterball — Dwarf French Double.
Very compact, scabious-flowered, canary yel-
low. Only 6 to 10 inches tall, uniform, very
early and continuous flowering. A very bright
and luminous bedding or edging variety
which you will like very much, as it adds
color to the garden. Rich dense foliage, well
covered with small 1 %4 inch blooms.

Marigold, Mission Giant, Yellowstone—Bright
rich clear yellow counterpart to Goldsmith,
1941 Bronze Medal winner. It has large 2 2
inch flowers, on luxurious, large plants. Flow-
ers are of double, incurved, Chrysanthemum-
like form, and very attractive. Growing about
3 to 5 feet tall.

Zinnia, Royal Purple—Dahlia-flowered. This
Dahlia-flowered Zinnia is of a deep rich Royal
Purple color without blue toning. Its uni-
formity in plant habit, large flowers, color
and height, makes it a very attractive addi-
tion to your garden. Flowers are usually 4
inches across, fully double, and plants grow
about 3 feet high.

Each of the above, Pkt. 25c

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Gainway Gardens SUPER SPECIALS

To have YOU grow Fairway Gardens choice seeds we offer the
following special selections:

Asters Combination A

1 Pkt. Red Giant Branching

1] Pkt. White Giant Branching
] Pkt. Pink Giant Branching

| Pkt. Purple Giant Branching

All for 10c

ASTER, Giant Branching

Asters Combination B
1 Pkt. Crimson Crego

1 Pkt. Pink Crego

1 Pkt. Lavender Crego

1 Pkt. White Crego

All for 10c

ASTER GIANT CREGO

Marigolds Combination F

1] Pkt. All-double Orange, Giant
1] Pkt. All-double Lemon, Giant
] Pkt. French Dwarf, Double

1] Pkt. Mexican Dwarf, Double

4 Pkts. for 10c

Zinnias Combination E
1 Pkt. California Giants, Mixed
Pkt. Fantasy, Mixed

Pkt. Pompon or Lilliput, Mixed
Pkt. Dahlia Flowered

4 Pkts. for 10c

ZINNIAS

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FAIRWAY GARDENS TESTED
| ANNUAL FLOWER SEEDS

(Sand Verbena) —Trailing plant,

| ABRONIA
Adapted to dry soil

verbena-like flowers.
and sunny location. Pkt. 10c; Y oz. 25c.

ACROCLINIUM (Everlasting) — Daisy-like
flowers, when cut in bud can be dried and
used for house bouquets.

Double Pink, Double White, Double Mixed,
Single Mixed.
Each of the above: Pkt. 10c; VY oz. 35c.

ADONIS (Aestivalis or Pheasant Eye) —Feath-
ery foliage, crimson flowers. Sow where
plants remain. “PktfelOc: -Y4.-oz.* 20c;
Y oz. 35c.

AGERATUM (Floss Flower)—Free flowering
annuals, fluffy flowers of blue tone. Does
well in sun or part shade.

Blue Perfection—8 in. soft blue lavender.
Pkt [0ce@Varoza2ue; Y4aro0z, 55c.

Blue Ball—8 in., deep blue, compact. Pkt.
L0és Wacoz~70e. V4 Oz; 35c.

Little Blue Star—Bright blue, neat for edgings.
Pkt. 10c; Ye oz. 40c; % oz. 70c.

Tall Sorts Mixed—Pkt. 10c; Vs oz. 15c;
Va oz.) 2.5;

Dwarf Sorts Mixed—Pkt. 10c; Vg oz. 15c;
YW oz. 25c.

AGROSTEMMA (Rose of Heaven) —18 in.

| high, flowers pale rose in color, Sow at
| intervals all summer. Pkt. 10c; Y% oz.
20a a Oz, (3OCt

ALYSSUM — Easily grown, free flowering
plants, very popular for use in forming bor-
ders or beds where quick growth is desired,
very vigorous and hardy.

Carpet of Snow—Dwarf, white flowers, plant
Compact: Pkt, 10cs 24..0z, 25° 2. oz,
40c; oz. 70c.

Maritimum (Sweet Alyssum)—Sweet scented,
white flowering. Pkt. 10c; VY oz. 20c;
SZC,

Lilac Queen—Delicate lavender deepening in
color with the approach of cold weather.
Pkt, 10e7" Va oz. 20c 32 oz, 35c> oz. 60c.

AMARANTHUS—Tall, vigorous foliage, good
for ornamental purposes, very showy flower
clusters.

Molten Fire—=3 ft., bright poinsettia leaves and
OO. werkiselie-mve soz le. V4 o7-.40c.

Tricolor—2 1/2 ft., center bronze outer leaves
scarlet gold. Pkt. 10c; % oz. 20c; Y2 oz.
beet .

Caudatus—Drooping red spikes. Pkt. 10c;
ew or 3UCe+Oz. 0c:

Special Mixed—Pkt. 10c; Y% oz. 20c; 2 oz.

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ANAGALLIS (Pimpernel)

Coerules—8 in., low growing blue flowers.
Must have sun, blooms freely. Pkt. 10c;
Vg oz. 25c; % oz. 40c.

_Mixed—Pkt. 10c; Ye oz. 25c; V4 oz. 40c.

ANCHUSA (Summer Forget-Me-Not)

Blue Bird—Annual. About 18 in. high, bear-
ing flowers of deep blue. Pkt. 10c; Ye oz.
20cse 4 boz 43 5c,

ANTIRRHINUM (Snapdragon) — Rust-Proof
Strain. Universal favorites for adding color
to the garden and as cut flowers. Produce
freely and last until heavy frost.

Rust-Proof, Giant Flowered,
Maximum Alaska—White.
Autumn Gold—Copper shades.
Canary—Yellow.
Loveliness—Pink.

Red €ross—Crimson.
Mixed.

Each of the above: Pkt. 15c; ws oz. 30c;
Vawoz 250 wae Oz 290c:

Antirrhinum, Rosalie—Rust-resistant and of
Majus Grandiflorum variety. Color intense
rose-pink, with deeper center and gold suf-
fusion. One of the finest cut flower vari-
eties so far produced in the wilt-resistant
class. Vigorous grower, flowers well spaced
on long stems. Pkt. 20c.

SNAPDRAGON

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ANTIRRHINUM (Snapdragon) —Cont.
Semi-tall sorts, 18 in. bedding.

Daphne—Deep rose.

Defiance—Scarlet.

Empress—Crimson.

Fascination—Pink.

Golden Queen—Yellow.

Queen of the North—White.

Mixed.

Each of the above: Pkt. 10c;- Ya oz. 50c;
Yq oz. 80c; V2 oz. $1.40.

Select Standard Tall.

Mixed—Pkt. 10c; Ys oz. 35c; Va soz PO0c;
Yo oz. $1.00.

Dwarf—8 in.

Mixed—Pkt. 10c; Vg oz. 45c; % oz. 70c;
la Ozer bee

BALSAM (Lady Slipper)

Bush Double.

Red, Pink, White.
Each of the above: Pkt. 15c; Ye oz. 55c;
YV4 oz, 95c.

Mixed—Pkt. 15c; Yg oz. 50c; % oz. 90c.

Lady Slipper—1 2 to 2 ft.
Pink, White, Lilac, Scarlet, Rose.
Each of the above: Pkt. 10c; Yg oz. 25c;
Yq oz. 40c.

Mixed—Pkt. 10c; Yg oz. 20c; % oz. 35c.
ASTERS

Fairway’s Wilt-Resistant Giant Branching.
Large-stemmed, vigorous and strong grow-
ing, double blooms of many colors.
White. Shell-pink. Purple. Crimson.
Lavender.

FAIRWAY’S SPECIAL MIXTURE
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Yg oz. 30c.

Fairway’s Wilt-Resistant Giant Crego —
Immense flowers, on long. stems, with
curled and twisted petals, Color very
brilliant.

White. Shell-pink. Purple. Crimson.
Lavender.

FAIRWAY’S SPECIAL MIXTURE
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Y oz. 30c.

Giant California Sunshine
Large flowered, with loosely placed outer
petals, giving a lacy effect which is very
pleasing to the eye.

White, Pink. Rose. Lavender. Purple.

FAIRWAY’S SPECIAL MIXTURE
Any of the above: Pkt. 20c; Vg oz. 65c.

ASTER

Double Dwarf—12 in.
Bushy, covered completely with flowers of
dainty colors.
White. Pink. Scarlet. Mixed.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Ye oz. 50c.

Giant Peony Flowered— 0 in.
Large double flowers splendid for cutting,
long stemmed.
White. Pink. Rose. Purple. Blue. Mixed.
Any of the above: Pkt. 20c; Yg oz. 50c.

Pompon Asters—10 in.
Plants compact, blooms early and freely.
White. Rose. Crimson. Blue. Mixed.

Any of the above: Pkt. 15c; Vg oz. 50c.

BALLOON VINE—Free growing, 10 to 12 ft.
high, clusters of blossoms, seed pods re-
semble balloons. Pkt. 10c; Y% oz. 15c.

BELLIS PERENNIS (English Daisy) — 6 in.,
small bright colored flowers, long blooming
period.

White. Pink. Mixed.

Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Yg oz. $1.25.

BEGONIAS (Bedding Variety) — Small bril-
liant flowers all summer, 10 in. high, seed
very small, handle carefully.

Red. Pink. Rose. Scarlet. White.
Any of the above: Pkt. 25c; any 2 pkts. 45c.

BROWALLIA—12 in., blooms profusely to
autumn, intense blue flowers, fine for
cutting,

Blue. White. Mixed.
Price of the above: Pkt. 10c; %4 oz. 30c.

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CALENDULAS (Scotch or Pot Marigolds) —
Plants bloom from early summer until frost,
‘of easy culture, make good cut flowers.
Puts color in any garden.

Orange Shaggy—Long petals turning orange to
light orange, giving two toned effect, long
stemmed.

Orange King—Rich orange, large flowers.

Radio—Clear orange, beautifully quilled, giv-
ing extra beauty.

Moonlight — Soft cream yellow, nearest to
white.

Ball Orange—Large double flowers of orange
color.

Campfire—Long stem, deep orange with scar-
let sheen.

Pastel Bedding—Dwarf.
mon, orange and lemon.

Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; 4 oz. 30c.
APRICOT QUEEN—Bright apricot, deeper to-
ward center.
SUNSHINE—Bright canary yellow, petals edged
bronze.

MASTERPIECE—Golden in color shaded ma-
hogany-red. ;

A mixture of sal-

GOLDEN—Edges light shading to deep golden
Orange in center.

Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; %4 oz. 30c;
Vo oz. 50c.

CALLIOPSIS—Vigorous, bushy plants, free
blooming. Equally effective in beds, bor-
ders, or as cut flowers.

Drummondii (Golden Wave) —Reddish brown
centers with outer parts golden yellow.

Nigra Speciosa—3 ft., large deep maroon.
Special Mixed——Golden to maroon shades.

Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; 4 oz. 20c;
2 (OFL 3G,

Miniature—9 to 12 in. in height. Very
showy, ideal for rock gardens and edgings.

Dazzler—tLarge maroon-red edged with golden
yellow.

Crimson King—Rich crimson, medium large
flowers.

Dwarf Mixed—Art shades, very selected.

Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; 4 oz. 20c;
Va Or es OG) |

CAMPANULA (Annual Canterbury Bells) —
Shape and form same as the well known
biennial Campanula. Bloom from seed the
same year.

Rose, Violet, Pink, Red, Mixed.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Ys oz. 25c;
Y4 oz. 45c.

CANARY BIRD VINE—Rapid growing vine,
canary-yellow flowers, fine for porches.
Grows well in shade. Soak seed 24 hours
before planting. Pkt. 10c; Y2 oz. 25c.

CANDYTUFT—1 ft. plants and flowers like
Sweet Alyssum. ° Umbellata type.
White, Purple, Flesh-pink, Carmine, Mixed.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; %4 oz. 20c.

Coronaria-Empress White — Large flowering.
PKtin )0G74 4 202.01 Ses ar or 925c:

CANTERBURY BELLS (see Campanula).

CARDINAL CLIMBER — Rapid growing in
sunny place, fern-like foliage with cardinal
flowers. Pkt. 10c; 4 oz. 30c.

CARNATIONS—Improved Early Flowering—
15 to 18 in. high. Flowers double and of
large size. If dug in latter part of Septem-
ber and taken indoors, will bloom again.
White, Yellow, Pink, Maroon Scarlet, Mixed.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Yg oz. 50c.

CASTOR BEANS (see Ricinus).

CELOSIA (Coxcomb)—Ostrich plumed, or
combed varieties. Very effective in beds
or backgrounds, fine for cutting and drying,
blooms until frost.

Ostrich Plumed Variety.
Orange, Crimson, Mixed.
Price of above: Pkt. 10c; Yg oz. 20c.

Crested or Combed Variety.
Dwarf Mixed—Pkt. 10c; Ys oz. 30c.
Tall Mixed—Pkt. 10c; Yg oz. 20c.

Flame of Fire—Globe Celosia—1 2 ft. high,
showy, fiery scarlet flowers. Pyramidal
habit, branching. Pkt. 10c; Ys oz. 50c.

CENTAUREA (Double: Cornflower or Bach-
elor Button) —Plants 2 to 22 ft. tall, free
bloomer and very vigorous grower.
Muave, Rose, Crimson, Purple, Mixed.
Price ‘of above: Pkt. 10c;~>Y% oz. 30c.

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Imperialis Centaurea (Improved Giant Sweet

Sultan) —Sweet scented, long stemmed
flowers of artistic shape.

Lilac, Purple, Rose, White, Mixed.

Price of above; Pkt. 10c; Y% oz. 25c;
Yo oz. 40c.

Jubilee Gem—Dwarf. Covered with dark blue,
double flowers, Excellent for borders, rock
gardens and pots. Pkt. 15c; Y%4 oz. 50c.

CHINESE FORGET-ME-NOT (Cynoglossum) —
2 ft. high. Long sprays of blue Forget-Me-
Not like flowers, long blooming season.

Amable Blue—Blue with somewhat lighter cen-
ter. Pkt, 100%, Var oz 320:

Amable Pink—Bright in color. Pkt. 15c;
VE Wa ay Siam: bey

CHRYSANTHEMUMS—Annual.

Yellowstone—Sulphur-yellow, double flowers,
good bloomer, fine for cutting. Pkt. 10c;
¥Yg oz. 30c,

Nivelliim2 ft., large yellow single flowers,
bushy plants. Pkt. 10c; Y4 oz. 20c.

Fairway’s Special Mixed, Double. Pkt.- 10c.
WY oz. 30c.

Fairway’s Special Mixed, Single. Pkt. 10c.
Varozr, 2 5C,

CLARKIA—2 ft. in height, a very bushy plant.
Attractive tones of pink and rose, colored
flowers resembling those of the flowering
almond.

White, Carmine, Pink, Purple, Mixed.
Any. of the above: Pkt. 10c; Y% oz. 35c;
Y2 oz. 60c.

CLEOME (Spider Plant)—5 ft., showy, curi-
ous flower heads, crimson color, blooming
until. late-fall” Pkt. 10cs 14 oz. 25c,

COLEUS—12 in., large ornamental foliage,

color combination green, red, and yellow.
Pktjo2 Oc 49777 5c;

COSMOS, Orange Flare

COBAEA (Cathedral Bells) —Scandens—25 ft.
Handsome, fast growing vine, bell shaped
flowers, Open green but turn lilac. Sow
seed edgewise. Pkt. 10c; % oz. 20c.

COLLINSIA—18 in. California annual, flow-
ers belong to snapdragon family, tall spikes
and requires little moisture. Pkt. 10c;
Val OZvn 3 56)

COSMOS—Sensation New Giant Early—Blooms
within ten weeks after seed is sown, flowers
are abundant, long stemmed. Splendid for
cut flowers, blooms until frost.

Pink, White, Mixed.
Any of the above: Pkt. 15c; Ye oz. 30c.

Orange Flare—Golden orange flowers, good for
cutting, blooms until frost. PKI ares
WET OZ ALz Jt.

Single Early Flowering Mammoth—4 ft.
White, Crimson, Rose, Mixed.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; % oz. 15c.

Late Double Crested—2 weeks later than the
early, double flowers of great beauty.
Crimson, Pink, White, Mixed.

Any of the above: Pkt. 15c; Y4 oz. 35c.

COXCOMB (see Celosia).
CYNOGLOSSUM (see Chinese Forget-Me-Not).

CYPRESS VINE—10 ft. Graceful quick grow-
ing annual climber, star shaped blossoms
from mid-summer until frost. Soak seed in
warm water.

Scarlet, White, Mixed.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Y%4 oz. 15c.

DAHLIA—Unwin’s Dwarf Hybrids—2 ft.
Semi-double, pink, lavender, red, yellow and
maroon shades, free flowering. Pkt. 15c;
Vg oz. 50c.

Double Mixed—Pkt. 20c; Ye oz. 50c.
Double Cactus Mixed—Pkt. 20c; Vg oz. $1.00.

Double Lilliput or Pompon Mixed—Pkt. 20c;
Vg oz, $2.00.

DIANTHUS or PINKS—Annual.

Chinensis, Double Mixed — Strong stemmed,
free bloomers, very hardy, many brilliant
colorse sbkKt Oe aa ose OG

Lucifer—Double orange-scarlet flowers.
Fireball—Double fiery-scarlet.

Mourning Cloak—Dark mahogany-red with
white border. Double,

Snowball—Double white.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Y% oz. 45c.
Single Large Flowered
Splendens—Crimson, fringed petals.
Salmon Queen—Salmon scarlet.
Vesuvius—Orange-scarlet.
Mixed.
Any one of the above: Pkt. 10c; % oz. 45c.

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DIMORPHOTHECA (African Daisy) —Daisy-
like blooms, lasts until late fall, good for
edging and cutting. Easy to grow in sunny
spot.

Aurantiaca Golden West—Bright golden yel-
low.

Aurantiaca Hybrids—Vary from white to red-
orange, gold, salmon and rose.

Aurantiaca (Orange African Daisy) -—Rich
orange gold with dark center disc.

Aurantiaca White Beauty—Pure white.
Salmon Beauty—Salmon pink.

Any one of the above: Pkt. 10c; % oz. 45c.
DOLICHOS (Hyacinth Bean)—10 ft., rapid

grower, pea shaped flowers, followed by
ornamental pods. Mixed. Pkt. 10c; oz. 25c.

ESCHOLTZIA (California Poppy) —State flower
of California, Free blooming, low plant,
finely cut foliage, flowering from early
spring until frost,

Dwarf Erect.
RAMONA—Golden bronze.
The Geisha—Bright golden orange.
Above priced at: Pkt. 10c; Y% oz. 30c.

Spreading Varieties.

Golden West—Bright yellow and orange.
Pkt 10¢:-14° oz.) 20c.

FAIRWAY’S SPECIAL MIXED. Contains all
varieties, extra fine. Pkt. 10c; Y oz. 25c;
Yo oz. 40c. :

EUPHORBIA — Heterophylla (Mexican Fire
Plant) —Resembles poinsettia. About mid-
summer leaves turn red. Pkt. 10c; 2 oz.
50c.

Variegata (Snow-on-the-Mountain — Bright,
green leaves, veined and margined white.
Pkt. LOC? 4 027.220c-45. 0z:35c,

FEVERFEW (Matricaria) .
FORGET-ME-NOT (see Myosotis. )

FOUR O’CLOCKS (see Marvel of Peru).

GAILLARDIA (Blanket Flower)—Are of the
most dependable and best blooming flowers,
brilliantly colored flowers.

SUNSHINE—Blend of red and gold.
Indian Chief—Bronze red.
Red—Deep red shades.

Double Mixed.

Single Mixed.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; % oz. 30c.

GAILLARDIA

GILIA—Phlox-like flowers, bushy plants about
18 in. high,
Capitata (Blue Thimble Flower) —Lavender-

blue flowers. Can be used as everlasting

flowers as they retain their color when dried.
Mixed.

Above: Pkt: 10c; % oz. 20c.

GODETIA—Attractive annual. Blooms pro-
fusely, showy flowers, many rich and varied
colors, Upright growing, about 18 in. high,
single flowers.

White, Salmon-Orange, Salmon-Pink, Mixed.
Above at: Pkt. 10c; Ye oz. 30c.

Compact Dwarf Growth, Single Flowered.

Dark Red, Rose, Rose with White, Crimson,
White, Mixed.

Any of the above: Pkt. 10c;' Ye oz. 30c.

GOMPHRENA (Globe Amaranth) —Clover-like
flowers. Annual everlasting. Mixed. Pkt.
Oet Arora 2 5c,

GOURDS—A giant collection that has never
been equaled for shape, size and variety.
Dried fruit may be used for many useful
articles of decoration.

Mixed—Small and large fruited. Pkt. 10c;
V2 oz. 25074 Oz AUe.
Mixed—Small. Pkt. 10c; V2 oz. 25c; oz. 40c.

Mixed Warted—Late. Pkt. 10c; Y2.0z. 25c;
oz. 40c.

GYPSOPHLIA (Baby Breath) —Annual.
Charming misty, airy plants, fine for cutting.

Alba Grandiflora (Angel’s Breath) —London
Market Strain. Large flowering white. Sev-
eral sowings should be made during the
summer.

Elegan’s Vivid Rose,

Mixed. Very choice collections of colors.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Y%4 oz. 20c.

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HELICHRYSUMS (Annual Strawflower)—A
garden ornament, and very highly prized for
their usefulness as a dried flower for winter
bouquets, Should be picked as a partial
bud, hung head down in a cool place, for
winter bouquet.

Crimson, Rose, Silvery-Pink, Golden-Yellow,
Bright-Salmon, Purple, Mixed.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; 4 oz. 25c.

HELIANTHUS (Annual Sunflower) —Large
Flowered Tall.
Chrysanthemum Flowered Double—é6 ft.,

golden yellow flowers. Pkt. 10c; V2 oz.
25C%

Miniature Cucumerifolius—4 to 5 ft., charm-
ing small flowers, golden yellow with black
centers. (Pkt lOc: Vrieze Zoey

Miniature Purpureus—Red and yellow tones.
Pkt LOG nOzete oc,

FAIRWAY’S SPECIAL MIXTURE. Pkt. 10c;
Ls knk eo CY

HELIOTROPE—Everybody’s favorite, delightful
fragrance, fine for bedding, also for house
plant in winter.

King of the Blacks—Deep purple.

Mme. Bruant—Dwarf, violet-blue with white
eye,

White Lady—Large flowering white.

Giant Mixed—Contains all choice varieties.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Ye oz. 60c.

HETEROPAPPUS—Hispidus—2 ft. bushy plant.
Aster-jJike flowers, silvery lavender blue with
yellow eye. Pkt. 15c; ve oz. 25c.

HUMULUS (Japanese Hop)—Rapid climber,
luxuriant foliage, very dense. Makes a
good covering for trellises, verandas and
porches.

Green Leaved.

Variegated Leaved.
Above at: Pkt. 10c; % oz. 20c,

HUNNEMANNIA (Santa Barbara Poppy) —
Golden yellow, attractive in borders, 3 in.
crisp shaped flowers on long stems. Pkt.
lOc Yanoz.20c¢.

ICE PLANT (see Mesembryanthemum).

KOCHIA (Burning Bush) —21 ft. attractive
bushes, green in summer, turning to blood
red in fall, make a good hedge. Pkt. 10c;
Woz. 25¢.

LANTANA — Hybrids, Mixed — Verbena-like
flowers, very showy blooms all summer.
Pkt, 10c; Y% oz. 40c.

LARKSPUR (Annual Improved) —One of the
most desirable annuals. Early, rapid and
quick growing, free bloomer and make good
cutting flowers. Grow best in sunny loca-
tion. Sow seed early.

Giant Imperial—3 to 4 ft. tall, double flowers,
well formed, ideal for cut flowers.

Blue Spire—Deep blue.

Carmine King—Rich carmine on salmon.

White King—Pure white with long spikes.
Exquisite Pink—Soft pink shaded salmon.

FAIRWAY’S GIANT IMPERIAL MIXED. Con-
tains the above and many others,

Any of the above: Pkt. 10c: Y% oz. 50c,

Tall Branching, Double Stock Flowered.
Dark Blue, Pink, Carmine, Lilac,
White, Mixed.

Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Y%4 oz. 35c;

Rose,

LAVATERA (Annual Mallows)—21/2_ ft.,
showy plants, covered with large, gay pink
flowers, desirable for cutting and large bor-
ders. Pkt. 10c; % oz. 30c.

LINARIA (Baby Snaps) —Hardy annual, small
dainty flowers resembling snapdragons.
Chamois, Snow White, Golden Gem, Mixed.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; 4 oz. 30c.

Fairy Bouquet—Dwarf, plant compact, many
brilliant colors.

Mixed. Pkt. 15c; Ye oz. 25c.

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LOBELIA—Beautiful for borders and rock gar-
dens, plant compact and covered with flow-
ers all summer.

Blue Stone—4 in., blue flower without eye.
Pei 20c? V/s oz. 60c,

Crystal Palace—4 in., dark foliage, rich blue
flower with eye. Pkt. 10c; Ys oz. 45c.

White Gem—6 in., showy white flowers. Pkt.
10c#¥s 0z.975c..

Mixed—DMany varieties and shades.
Vel Ozma G.

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Trailing Varieties.
Hamburgia—Blue with white eye.
Sapphire—Deep blue with white eye.
Above: Pkt. 10c; Ya oz. 65c.

LUPINES—Annual. 2 ft., long graceful spikes,
easy to grow.
Hartwegii Varieties.
Blue, Rose, White, Mixed.

Any of the above: Pkt, 10c; 2 oz. 25c;
Oz. 40c.

King or Giant Hartwegii. Blue, White, Mixed.

Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Y% oz. 30c;
Wa oz 50c.

MARVEL OF PERU (Four O’Clocks) —2 ft.
bushy plants, covered with flowers of many
colors, very colorful when used as hedges.
Red, White, Yeilow, Lilac, Mixed.

Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; oz. 25c.

MARIGOLD—Add a brilliant touch of color to
all summer gardens, Tall varieties being
used as background because of their bril-
liant hued flowers and dark green foliage.
Dwarf varieties used as border and edging
plants.

African Tall Double—30 in.
All Double Orange, All Double Lemon, All
Double Mixed.
Any of the above: Pkt.
V4 oz. 50c.
SUNSHINE—Golden yellow.
Pkt.) Oclivs toz, 30%. Varoz'5 5c;

Prince of Orange—Double quilled flowers of
Orange color.

LOcs We) oz; (30c:

Lemon Queen—Same as Orange Queen only
flowers lemon color.
Any of the’ above: Pkt. 10c;
Yo oz. 90ce.

Fairway’s Selected Giant Mixed. Pkt.
Varozre 50ce aro 90c,

African Dwarf Double—Early and free bloom-
ing.

Golden Queen—Bright golden yellow.

Vig OF spc.

10c;

Orange Queen—Rich orange.

Fairway’s Special Mixed.

Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; % oz. 50c;
VW Oz 80c.
Mexican Dwarf (Signata Pumila)—10_in.,

fine for edgings.
Lemon, Orange, Mixed.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c;
OM oy Sets bel o>

French Dwarf Double—10 in., ball shaped and
compact, many brilliant colors. :
Dark Brown, Gold Striped, Lemon, Orange.

Robert Beist—Mahogany-Red.
Yellow with Brown Margin.

Vanioz 5 0c:

Harmony—Centers golden orange, outer petals
reddish brown.

Fairway’s Special Mixed.

Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; 4 oz. 30c;
oz. 50e:
Carnation Flowered.

Guinea Gold—Carnation-like flowers of bril-
liant gold. Pkt. 10c; Y%4 oz. 25c; Y2 oz. 45c.
Odorless.

Crown of Gold—cCollarette flowers of brilliant

orange, center short quilled petals. Pkt.
lOcwle*ort 20h a oxrr adc:

Burpee Gold—Large flowered, deep orange
color. Pkt. 15c; Yg oz. 30c; 4 oz. 50c.

Royal Crown—Same as Crown of Gold except
the color is yellow. Pkt. 20c; Ye oz. 25c.

MATTHIOLA (Evening Scented Stock) —Bi-
cornis—Lilac flowers scented in morning
and evening or after showers. Pkt. 10c;
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MATRICARIA (Feverfew) —Decorative in bor-
ders or beds, fine for cutting.

Golden Ball—Golden yellow. 8 in.
Lemon Ball—Lemon yellow. 8 in.

Snowball—Pure white. 10 in.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Ys oz. 35c,

Double White—White blooms. 2 ft. Pkt.
LOG: Yar or (20;

MESEMBRYANTHEMUM (Ice _ Plant) —Tri-
color—6 in. high, daisy-like flowers, car-
mine, purple, white and with dark centers,
fine for rock gardens. Pkt. 10c; Ye oz.
30¢-iVa07-8 0c.

MIGNONETTE—1 ft., excellent for cutting
and fragrance.

Goliath—Large red flowers, one of the best.
Pkt 1} 0c% Va-0z) 0c oecz. 60c

Giant Machet—Large red spikes, dark foliage.
Pkt.slOctaia oz 20cee von Oz. 3c!

Golden Goliath—-Golden yellow flowers. Pkt.
156*84/4 02, 456710 07 oc

Mixed—Pkt. 10c; % oz. 25c; Y2 oz. 40c.

MOONFLOWER- (Night Blooming) —Quick
climber, foliage thick and heavy.
Giant Pink, Giant White.
Pkt. 1007 o07, (250%02.745¢:

MORNING GLORY (Convolvulus) — Quick
climbing vine, free bloomer and very vigor-
Ous grower.

Crimson Rambler—Large ruby red flowers with
white throat, good climber. Very attrac-
tive when planted with Heavenly Blue.
Pkt lOce 16022 35c°% oz. 60c

Scarlett O’Hara—Large red flowers produced
during summer and fall. Pkt. 10c; VY oz.
Fd Oot MIT ey pam feet os

Heavenly Blue—Large sky-blue flowers, very
attractive. .PktsvbOc;) Yeroz: 30e, 571 oz.
50c.

Japanese Mixed—Large flowering,
color ccmbinations and markings.
Wa tO7 eee Oz. 4 UC.

MYOSOTIS (Forget-Me-Not) —Alpestris vari-
eties bloom in early spring, require a well
drained sunny spot. Other varieties bloom
from May until frost, flourish in moist and
half shady places. Rock gardens and
borders.

Blue Bird—Deep blue flowers. Pkt. 10c;
vs 0Z. 45c; Ye. oz. 80c.

Palustris—Large spray of light blue flowers.
Pkt lOc= Vetoz 80a

Alpestria Varieties.
Blue, Rose, White.

Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Vg oz. 60c,

unusual
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Blue Basket—Deepest blue. Pkt. 15c; vs oz.
Oe Sn ee are ee

Indigo Blue or Royal Blue—Rich blue. Pkt.
10c; Ye oz. 50c,

Mixed. Pkt. 10c; 4% oz. 55c,

NASTURTIUMS — Dwarf or
Double.

Scarlet Globe—-Double and semi-double fra-
grant scarlet flowers. Pkt. 10c; oz. 30c;
4 oz. $1.00.

Golden Globe—Double and semi-double fra-
grant yellow flowers. Pkt. 10c; oz, 20c;
4 oz. 60c.

Orange Glory—Brilliant orange-chrom in color.
Pkt. 10c; oz. 35c; 4 oz. $1.00.

Mahogany Gem—Deep mahogany in color.
Plants compact, Pkt. 10c; oz. 35c; 4 oz.
$1.00.

Dwarf cr Bush Type—Single.

Bush Type —

Pearl—-Yellow.
Beauty—Orange.

King Theodore—Crimson, dark green foliage.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; oz. 20c; 4
02.7 20¢.

Mixed Dwarf—Single and Double. Pkt. 10c;
oz. 20c; 4 oz. 50c.
Giant Double Semi-Tall, Gleam Type.

Golden Gleam—Golden yellow, scented, long
stems.

Scarlet Gleam—Rich orange, long stemmed.

Mixed.

Any of the above: Pkt.
Oz 3U0c:

Tall or Creeping—Single.

1062. 6zZ7e20c 34

Sunlight—Golden yellow.
Spitfire—Scarlet-red.

Mixed.

Any of the above: Pkt.
oz, 506

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NEMESIA—Dwarf, 8 in. high, free blooming,
for rock gardens and edgings.

White Queen—Pure white. Pkt. 15c; ts oz.
40c; Vg oz. 75c.

Large Flowering Hybrids—Pink, crimson, yel-
low, white and blue, in mixture.
Pkt. 10c; Ye oz. 40c; % oz. 70c.

NEMOPHILA (Baby Eyes)—Quick grower,
sky-blue flowers. for edgings and rock gar-
fencer k Ge 0cw4) 02,20; V2 0z.. 3c.

NICOTIANA (Flowering Tobacco Plant) —
Long petunia-like flowers, fragrant, free
and continuous bloomer.

Affinis Hybrids—Brilliant colors, fragrant.

Affinis—Pure white, bushy, upright plants.
2 ft.

Sylvestris—Large clusters, long white blooms.
4 ft.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; % oz. 2G:
Vz oz, 40c.

NIGELLA—18 in. high, attractive feathery
leafed with pretty, large semi-double corn-
flower-like blooms.

Blue, White, Mixed.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; % oz. 15c;
Yo oz. 25c.

CENOTHERA—Evening Primrose— 2 ft., large
yellow poppy-like flowers, opening in eve-
ning, last until morning, July to October.
PktelOcwa41 02.) 20c;) V2 oz. 35c.

PANSY—Giant. Improved Swiss or Roggli
Hybrids. Plants strong, flowers large, per-
fectly round and freely borne.

Alpenglow—Rich Indian-red blooms, dark
blotch on three lower petals.
Swiss Blue, Swiss Violet, Swiss Yellow,
Swiss White, Fairway’s Swiss Mixed.
Any of the above: Pkt. 20c; vs 0z. 85c;
Vg oz. $1.50.

Mastodon Giants, Mixed—Heavily _ ruffled,
ranging from white to mahogany, free
blooming. Pkt. 25c; a2 oz. 60c; ve oz.
SAO smive Oz)" $1.50.

Trimardeau or Giant Bedding, Mixed—Plants
compact, free blooming and very hardy.
Flowers large on stiff, long stems. Pkt. 10c;
Vg oz. 60c; V4 oz. $1.00; oz. $3.25.

PETUNIAS—Large Flowered or Baleony—15
in. free blooming, used for window boxes,
borders and edgings.

Balcony Blue, Balcony White, Balcony Red,
Balcony Violet, Balcony Crimson, Balcony
Pink, Balcony Mixed.

Any of the above: Pkt. 15c; 32 oz. 30c;
ts oz. 50c; Ye oz. 85c.

Spreading Bedding Petunias.
Blue, Violet, Pink, Crimson, White, Red.

Fairway’s Special Mixture.

Any of the above: Pkt. 10c;
V4 oz. 70c.

Vg oz. 40c;

Petunia, Cream Star—Hybrida Nana Com-

pacta variety, free bloomer, very distinct.
Blooms soft, creamy white, bluntly star-
shaped, with a star of cream coloring on
the white flowers, Pkt. 25.

PETUNIA “CREAM STAR”

Dwarf Bedding Petunias.
Alderman—Violet Blue.
Rose of ‘Heaven—Rose.
Snow Ball—White.

Rosy Morn—Pink.
Viola—Deep violet.
Crimson.

Mixed.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; ze oz. 25c;
Vg oz. 4Uc; % oz. 70c.

Dwarf California Giants.

Fairway’s Choice Mixed. Pkt. 20c; 1/128 ‘oz.

60c; dz oz. $1.00.
Giant Ruffled—Unsurpassed for border, bed-

ding and cutting, large flowers, bloom until
frost.

Fairway’s Finest Mixed. Pkt. 20c; 1/128 oz.
90c; wr oz. $1.65.

Giant Fringed.

Fairway’s Choice Mixed. Pkt. 20c; 1/128 oz.

60c; vs oz. $1.00.

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PHACELIA—Campanularia—Sow where they
are to grow, produce beautiful blue flowers,
effective for edgings and rock gardens.
Pkt Gc-=J/en pz) 20ce. 4 027, 35¢:

PHLOX—Annual—Grandiflora Varieties — 12
in., large flowered, plants bear large clus-
ters of bright colored blooms the entire
summer.

Chamois Rose, Maroon, Pink, Scarlet, Scar-
let with White Eye, Violet, White, Yellow,
Mixed.

Any of the above: Pkt.
V4 oz, $1.00.

Nana Compacta Dwarf—Very showy in_ beds
and borders, bushes compact and dwarf.
Height 6 in.

Red, Yellow, Rose with White Eye, Pink,
Violet, White, Mixed.
Any of the above: Pkt.
V4 oz. $1.10.

PORTULACA (Moss Rose) —Small flower like
roses. Double and single in following col-

10c® Ve loz od;

}0Gs- Ve’ oz7.0U0c;

ors: Pink, Red, White, Yellow. Single Mixed,-

Double Mixed.

Double Varieties—Pkt. 10c; zs oz. 45c; Ve
OZ, 30 59Ce as W071 50.

Single Varieties—Pkt. 10c; ws oz. 30c; Ve

OZ. J0GtY4 O27 8 5c,
POPPY (Annual)—Give charming color in a

garden with their brilliant contrasting col-

ors. Easy to grow, sow early where they

are to be grown.
American Legion—Single, orange scarlet.
Peony Flowered—Double Mixed.

Improved Shirley—Single Mixed.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; % oz. 15c;
VF -Ozm2 DC.

CALIFORNIA POPPY—-see Escholtzia.

PHLOX

RHODANTHE

(Swan River Everlasting) —
Straw-like flowers in shades of white, pink
and red. Used fresh in summer or may be
dried for winter.

ange Mixed. Pkt. 10c; % oz. 35c; YW oz.
ros

RICINUS (Castor Bean) —10 ft., ornamental
foliage, large leaved, strong grower.

Zanzibariensis Mixed. Pkt. 10c; oz. 20c.

RUDBECKIA (Black Eyed Susan)—Annual.
Daisy-like flowers easily grown, excellent
garden display.

Kelvedon Star—Yellow with brown border.

My Joy—Large flowers, long orange yellow
petals with dark center’ cone.

Any of the above: Pkt. 10c;
V4 oz. 50c.
SALPIGLOSSIS — 21. ft. Trumpet-shaped
flowers of many shades with gold veins,
sow in full sun, will flower from July to
frost.
Blue and Gold, White and Gold, Velvety
Red, Scarlet and Gold, Special Mixed.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Yg oz. 20c;
Y4 oz. 35c.
SALVIA (Scarlet Sage)—Brilliant bedding
plant. Seed must be started early indoors
in a warm sunny location,

American or Globe of Fire—1 1/2 ft., bushy
plants covered with spikes of brilliant scar-

VauOtpesUC.

let flowers. Pkt. 20c; Yg oz$1.00; % oz.
Rivioe

Clara Bedman or Bonfire—212 ft., spikes
stand above foliage, very showy. Pkt. 15c;

Wg) 0Z6s10C. Va-Oz. d1e25,

Crimson Splendens—3 ft., large flowering, tall
growing, brilliantly colored. Pkt. 10c;
Yg oz. 55c; Y% oz. $1.00.

Blue Bedder—21/2 ft., deep blue flowers, very
Ornamental. Pkt. 10c; Ye oz. 60c; % oz.
$1.00.

SCABIOSA—2 2 ft. Known as_ pincushion
flower or Morning Bride. Long stemmed
flowers from mid-summer to frost if picked
and not allowed to seed.

Blue, Red, White, Rose Pink, Scarlet.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; %4 oz. 25c;
Ya oz, 40c.

Loveliness—Fragrant and glorious salmon rose
color.” oPkt:. 1Oc* Ya. oz, J25ces ea azeeace

Rosette—Extra large flowers, deep rose with
salmon. Pkt. 10c; Yg oz. 25c; Y% oz. 45c.

Blue Moon—Novelty, 4 ft., large blossoms,
conical shape, sky blue tinged with lavender.
PEE Hoo

Fairway’s Special Mixture. Pkt.
35c; Ya oz. 60c.

SCHIZANTHUS (Butterfly Flower) — Very
dainty, seeds germinate rapidly, blossoms in
a few weeks.

Giant Hybrids—2 ft., large blooms, many col-
Ors. Pkt, 20c: ve oz. 50c%: Ye Gz, wuel

Wisetonensis—Many colors and markings.
Pkt, 10c; Ye oz. 20c; % oz. 35c.

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SWEET PEA—Plant early in rich soil and give
plenty of water on warm days, tie up when
5 in. in height, giving plenty of space.

Early Flowering Spencer.

American Beauty—Crimson rose.

Annie Laurie—Rose pink.

Blue Bird—Violet blue.

Ball’s Rose—Rose pink.

Blue Boy—Clear blue.

Bridesmaid—Silvery Pink.

Grenadier—Scarlet.
Harmony—Laverder.
Mariner—Marine Blue.
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge—Pink.
Oriental—Cream.
Red Bird—Crimson Red.
Shirley Temple—Pink.
Snowstorm—White.
Sunray—Cerise on cream.
Vulcan—Scarlet.
White Harmony—White.
Late Flowering.
Ambition—Lavender.
Ascot—Pink.
Barbara—Salmon.
Bridal Veil—White.
Capri—Blue.
Charming—Rose-cerise.
Fiancee—Salmon Pink.
Gigantic—White.
Grand Slam—Scarlet Cerise.
Headlight—Orange Scarlet.
Lady Ruffles—Light pink.
Loveliness—Rich pink.
Mary Pickford—Salmon.
Miss California—Orange-salmon.
Olympia—Purple.
Pinkie—Rose pink.
Powerscourt—Lavender.
Red Boy—Crimson.
Stylist—Rose pink.
Youth—Pink edged white.
Any ot the above: Pkt. 10c; Y2 oz. 30c; 02.
45c; 4 oz. $1.30.
Fairway’s Special Early Mixture,

Fairway’s Special Late Mixture.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Y2 oz. 15c;
Oze 250 earoz 0c; 2 Ib. $1.15.

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STATICE—Graceful sprays, either in garden or
dried for winter bouquet.

Bonuelli Imp.—Yellow clusters. Pkt. 10c,

Superba—Rose pink.
Pkt} 15c% Ve "oz. 25c;

Yq oz. 40c.
Puberula—Dark violet. Pkt. 10c; Ye oz. 50c;
Yq oz. 85c.

Sinuata Varieties. ;
Blue, Lavender, Rose, White, Mixed.

Any one of the above: Pkt. 10c; Ya oz.15c;
VANOES ea OC:

SWEET PEA, Spring Flowering

STOCKS—Heavy spikes of fine, double, fra-
grant flowers, in a wide range of colors.
Start seed indoors early. Flowers look like
small rosettes.

Double Dwarf—10 weeks, 15 in.
Blue, Purple, White, Pink, Red, Yellow,
Mixed.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Vg oz. 45c;
V4 oz. 80c.

Giant Imperial—2 ft.
Blue, Purple, Rose, Yellow, Pink, White,
Mixed.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Veror,7 1 0c;
Varozs eS 110,

Beauty of Nice—Mixed colors taking longer to
bloom but very beautiful and heavy scented.
Pkt. 15c; Ya oz. 45c; 4 oz. Thee

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TITHONIA (Mexican Sunflower) —6 ft. plants,
dark foliage, orange-scarlet single Dahlia-
like flowers. Pkt. 10c; Ya oz. 30c; % oz.
50c.

TORENIA—1 ft.,

richly colored.
borders and beds.

Fournieri—Light blue, yellow throat.
White Wings—White with rose tint

Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; v6 oz. 35c;
Vg oz. 60c.

Baillonii—Yellow with brown markings.
Pkt. 20c; vs oz. $2.00.

VENIDIUM (Calendulaceum)—14 in., bushy
plant with large orange daisy-like flowers,
fine grey silvery foliage. Pkt. 10c; Ye oz.
40c; % oz. 70c.

Fastuosum Hybrids—2 1/2 ft., new variety with
wide range of colors, Pkt. 20c; xs oz. 60c;
Yg oz. $1.00

snapdragon-like flowers,
Bushy plants for use in

VERBENA

VERBENA—Colorful dwarf plants, flowering
from mid-summer until frost.

Large Flowered, Spreading Growth, 10 in.
Appleblossom—Pink.
Etna—Red with creamy eye.
Lavender Glory—Lavender with white eye.
Luminosa—Pink shading to salmon.
Royal—Blue with yellow eye.
Scarlet—Bright scarlet.
White—Pure white.
Special Mixed,

Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Ye oz. 40c;
Y%4 oz. 75c.

Hybrida Sorts.
Blue Shades.

Defiance—|ntense scarlet.

Helen Willmott—Rose salmon white eye.
Lueta—Yellow.
Mayflower—Pink.

Special Mixed.

Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Ye oz. 25c;
V4 oz. 40c.

Dwarf.
Blue—Wé£ith white eye.
Chamois—Pale chamois.
Dark Blue.
Pink,
Splendor—Scarlet with white eye.
Fireball—Bright scarlet.
White—-Creamy white.
Venus—Creamy salmon.

Special Mixed.

Any of the above: Pkt. 15c; Yg oz. 60c;
V4 oz. $1.10.

VINCA ROSEA (Periwinkle)—tErect free
blooming plants, dark foliage, pink and
white flowers, attractive for beds and bor-
ders.

White, Pink, Soft-Pink, White with Eye,
Mixed.

Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Ye oz. 20c;
Yq oz. 35c.

VISCARIA—Showy, free blooming plants, with
red, white and blue, single, wild rose-like
flowers.

Rose Beauty—18 in., flowers of deep rose,
with fringed petals. Erect habit.

Blue Bouquet—12 in. large blue flowers.

Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Yg oz.:45c;
VanO7e OOC:

WALLFLOWER—Sweet scented, oriental col-
oring of rich reds and yellows.

Double Tall Branching Mixed—Pkt. 10c; Ye
02) BOG Var oz. eaia0.

WILD CUCUMBER VINE—Ouick grower, cov-
ered with white scented flowers, followed
with prickly seed pods. Pkt. 10c; Y2 oz.
Sess0z2 2c,

XERANTHEMUM (Everlasting) —Silvery foli-
age and silky flowers of pink, white and
purple.

Double Mixed.
Pkt. 10¢; 4 oz. 25c:- 2 Oz 406

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ZINNIAS—Dahlia Flowered—Large broad pet-
als, long stems, flowers resemble Dahlias in

form.
Canary Bird—Yellow.
Dream—Lavender.
Exquisite—Light rose.
Golden Dawn—Golden yellow.
Meteor—Deep red.
Polar Bear—White.
Luminosa—Deep pink.
Old Rose—Old rose shade.
Purple Prince—Purple.
Scarlet Flame—Bright scarlet.
Oriole—Orange and gold.
Giant Attraction—Brick red.

Fairway’s Special Mixture.

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California Giants—Immense double flowers,
vigorous growing, giant branching plants,
22 ft. tall. Ideal for cutting.

Brightness—Deep rose.

Cerise Queen—Cerise rose.
Enchantress—Light rose pink.
Grenadier—Dark red.

Miss Willmott—Soft pink.
Orange King—Deep orange.
Purity—Pure white.

Scarlet Queen—Glowing scarlet.
Violet Queen—Violet.

Fairway’s Special Mixture.

Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Ya oz. 25c; V4
OF 456 eV 202 AC.

Colossal or Giant Mammoth

Blood Red Lavender Pink
Burnt Orange Orange Violet
Crimson Royal Purple White

Golden Yellow Salmon Rose

Fairway’s Special Mixture
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; V4 oz. 30c; 2
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Fantasy—Flowers are a mass of twisted, tubu-
lar petals, giving a shaggy appearance.

Star Dust—Deep yellow, good for cutting, very
outstanding.

Fairway’s Special Mixture

Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Vg oz. 25c;
Y4 oz. 40c; Y2 oz. 60c.

Scabiosa Flowered—Differs from other Zinnias,
double crested outer petals are broad with
center crown petals quill like, as on scabiosa.

Mixed—Pkt. 10c; Ye oz. 25c; V4 oz. 45c;
Y2 oz. 80c.

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Lilliput or Pompon—Plants small and bushy,
short stemmed, double flowers, very pretty,
blooms all summer.

Pink, Crimson, Lilac, Orange, Rose, Scarlet,
White, Purple.

Fairway’s Special Mixture.

Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Y% oz. 25c;
VETIZ. ADC2+ Oz) 1G:

Pumila Double—18 in. (Cut and Come Again)

—Bushy plants, double flowered, stout
stems, also fine cut flowers.
Snowball Fire Ball
Golden Ball Pinkie
Watermelon Pink Mixed
Any of the above: Pkt, 10c; Y% oz. 20c;

ZINNIA, Lilliput

Mexicana or Miniature—Small flowers of or-
ange, yellow and mahogany. Double and
semi-double. Mixed. Pkt. 10c; Ys oz. 25c;
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Navajo or Midget—Bushy plants, flowers me-
dium size, single, double and semi-double.
Its long narrow petals of lilac, lavender,
crimson, pink, and orange shades with bi-
color effect. Mixed. Pkt. 15c; Ya oz. 30c;
V4 oz. 50c; V2 oz. 75c.

Linearis—Midget plant, 10 in., covered ll
summer with orange yellow, single flowers
with yellow stripe. Pkt. 10c; Ye oz. 40c;

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Red Riding Hood—The smallest of the mid-
gets, compact bush, double scarlet flowers,
very good for edgings and cutting. Pkt.
10c; Ye oz. 20c; 4 oz. 30c.

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ACHILLEA—2 ft. Small white clusters of
flowers, from June to September. Plant
in a sunny well drained place. Fine for
border or rock garden; also cutting.

The Pearl—Pkt. 10c; ve oz. 35c; Yg oz. 60c.

ALYSSUM—Showy dwarf, free flowering, for
rock garden or border edging.

Saxatile Compactum—9 in. Bright golden
yellow flowers, early. Pkt. 10c; Y%4 oz. 30c;
Yatozna0c

Saxatile Sulphureum—12 in. Pale yellow
flowers, early. Pkt. 10c; Vg oz. 35c; Y%
oz. Oc;

ARABIS (Rock Cress)—10 in. Dwarf, showy
and early pure white flowers.

Alpina—1 ft. Pure white. Pkt. 10c; 1% oz.
S0C+ Ms Oz. 41 OC;

ANCHUSA—Blue Forget-me-not like flowers,
June and July.

Italica) Dropmore—Rich blue. Pkt. 10c; %4
OZ LUC Hey 2226 IG:

Dwarf Dropraore—| ft. Bright blue. Pkt. 20c;
ty O02.) 1 Ci

AUBRIETIA—6 in. Large flowering hybrids,
dwarf spreading plant for borders and rock
garden, masses of blue, purple and lilac
colors, April and May. Pkt. 15c; Ye oz.
15cr ae Oz, bh. 25.

ASTERS, HARDY—Popular and easy to grow,
masses of flowers for cutting.

Alpine Mixed—8 in. Blue and white flowers.
PKiza) 5G, 1¢,.02; 0c.

Amellus Hybrids—2 1/2 ft.
many colors.

Mixed. Pkt. 20c; ze oz. 50c,

BOLTONIA—4 ft. A showy plant, covered
with pinkish-lavender small star flowers
from August to October. Good for cutting
and easy to grow. Pkt. 10c; vs oz. 30c;
Yg oz. 50c.

CENTAUREA—Hardy Corn Flower.

Montana 2 ft., large blue flower, thistle-like
blooms from June to September. Pkt. 10c;
Y4 oz. 50c.

Macrosephala—3 ft., large yellow, thistle-like
blooms from July and August. Pkt. 10c;
Vg oz. 25c.

Large flowers of

CAMPANULA MEDIA

CAMPANULA—Canterbury Bells—This beau-
tiful biennial and perennial plant very pop-
ular, easy to grow.

Cup and Saucer—Biennial, 2 ft., bushy plant
covered with flowers which are cup and
saucer shaped.

Dark Blue, Light Blue, Rose White. Mixed.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Ye oz. 35c;
V4oz. 60c.

Double Canterbury Bells—2 ft. double flowers,
white, blue and rose. Pkt. 10c; Ye oz. 20c;
Yq oz. 35c.

Single Canterbury Bells—2 ft., Biennial, Flow-
ers of white, blue and rose. Pkt. 10c;
YVecoz, 15011 V4 ozm2bc

Carpatica—10 in., cup shaped clear blue
blooms, splendid for edging. Pkt. 10c;
Vg oz. 55c; Y oz. $1.00. ;

Lactillora—Perennial, 3 ft., showy plant, large
bells blue in color. Pkt. 10c; Yg oz. 50c;
Y4 oz. 85c.

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Persicifolia, Mixed — Perennial, 2 ft., blue,
white and peach bells. Pkt. 10c; Y% oz.
D0ci at oz.65c:

Perennial Varieties, Mixed.—Pkt. 15c; Ye oz.
50c; Y% oz. 90c.

CHINESE LANTERN — Physalis Franchetii—2
ft., large orange red lantéfn shaped fruit,
when cut and dried make a colorful winter
bouquet. Pkt. 10c; Y% oz. 30c.

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CHRYSANTHEMUM — Hardy, fall flowering,
will bloom first year, very showy.

Fairway’s Early Flowering Double Chinese—
Pkt. 25; vs oz. $1.00; Ve oz. $1.75.

Fairway’s Early Flowering Single Chinese—
2 ft. Pkt, 20c; x oz. $1.00; Ye oz. $1.75.

Mawii—| ft., rich pink flowers, silvery foliage,
fine for rock gardens. Pkt. 20c; vs oz. 60c;
Vg oz. $1.00.

COREOPSIS—2 "2 ft., popular garden flower,
fine for cutting, blooms all summer.

Lanceolata Grandiflora—2 ft., long stemmed
daisy like flowers, blooms all summer, good
forecuttine. Pkt. 10c; %4 oz. 20c; 2 oz.
30.

Double Flowering Grandiflora — Double and
semi-double graceful stemmed orange yel-
low flowers, bloom first year if sown early.

Pkt. 15¢c; % oz. 30c; Y2 oz. 50c.

Grandiflora Double Sunburst—Brilliant golden
yellow, flowers are double, '/2 in. across,
excellent for cutting, very attractive. Pkt.
15c; Ye oz. 30c; % oz. 50c.

CARNATION—Hardy Pinks—A _ universally
known and grown flower. Excellent for cut-
ting, beds, borders and rockery. Easy to
grow and if séed is sown early will bloom
the first year.

Chabaud’s Giant—1 8 in.

Cardinal Red, Flesh Pink, Yellow, White,
Maroon, Copper Red, Deep Rose, Salmon
Pink,

Any of the above: Pkt. 15c; Ys oz. 70c;
V4 oz. $1.25.

Fairway’s Choice Mixture—Pkt. 10c; Ye oz.
65c; Y% oz. $1.10.

Grenadin—1 ft., used for bedding, double

flowered. Bloom first year if sown early.
Dark Velvety Brown. Double Red. White.

Fairway’s Special Mixed.
Any of the above: Pkt. 15c; Ye oz: /0c;
Y4 oz. $1.25.

Dwarf Red—Specially used for rockery. Pkt.
Uc; Yav0z..70c; Y4.0z- $1.25.
Early Dwarf Vienna—14 in., large double

flowers. Early.

Special Mixed. Pkt. 10c; Yg oz. 35c; Y% oz.
65c.

Enfant de Nice—Large flowered, long stemmed,.

similar to Chabaud’s Giants.
Salmon, Red, White, Rose.
Any of the above: Pkt. 20c; vs oz. 75c;:
Vg oz. $1.25.

Special Mixed. Pkt. 15c; vs oz. 60c; Ys oz.
$1.00.

COLUMBINES — Aquilegia — 21/2 ft., dainty
and graceful plants, bloom early, flowers on

long spike-like stems. Wonderful variety of
color, prefer partial shade.

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beautiful flower is just coming into its own.
Everyone, everywhere, is just realizing that
the Columbine adds that dash of color so nec-
essary in spring to the home garden. Carrying
its beautiful flowers of many colors and hues,
on long stems that are thrown profusely from
the base of the plant, it is very attractive and
outstanding. A very valuable addition to all
gardens.

Crimson Star—A new standout, long spurred
variety. The long spurs are a rich crimson
and the center white tinged carmine. Flow-
ers 3 inches across with 2 ft. stems. Highly
recommended and quite true from seed.

Pkt. 25c.

Longissima Hybrids—Very outstanding, a cross
between Longissima and Mrs. Scott Elliott’s
Hybrids. It produces flowers of many hues
and colors with spurs nearly as long, but
broader, than the Longissima. Very hardy,
and invaluable for their color effect in bor-
ders and as cut flowers. Pkt. 50c.

Dobbie’s. Imperial Hybrids—A _ good strain,
producing flowers of many brilliant colors,
of the long spurred variety. Pkt. 25c.

Edelweiss—18 in., pure white blossoms, very
early. Pkt. 15c; Ya oz. $1.00; %4 oz. S150,

Mrs. Scott Elliott’s Hybrids—2!/2 ft. Pkt. 20c;
ts oz. 50c; Ye oz. 90c.

Long Spurréd Varieties.
Blue, Copper, Red, Yellow, White, Mixed.
Any’ of the above: Pkt. 20c; ze oz. 50c;
¥g oz. 90c.

Longissima—4 in. spurs, bright canary yellow.
Pkt. 45c.

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DELPHINIUM — Tall Species and Hybrids —
Flowers make a wonderful display in the
garden when in full bloom, varying from
light blue to lavender and white, valuable
in the border. If bloom is cut down to the

ground second spike will grow and bloom in
fall.

Belladonna Improved—2 ft., turquoise blue.
Pkt. 15c; ve oz. 30c; Vg oz. 50c.*

Bellamosum Improved—3 ft., deep blue. Pkt.
15c; ve oz. 30c; Ye oz. 50c.

Wrexham or Hollyhock Flowered — Choice
Mixed.—Large single, semi-double and dou-
ble flowers; blue, white and pink combina-
tions and also bicolor varieties. Pkt. 25c;
ts oz, 60c; Ye oz. $1.00.

Giant Pacific Hybrids—5 ft., the most beauti-
ful and world’s best strain, strong, vigorous
grower, large stalks.

Choice Mixed—Pkt, 25c; sb oz. 90c;
Blackmore and Langdon Strain—Clear blue

shades with bees of contrasting colors.
Mixed. Pkt. 20c; vs oz. 50c; Yg oz. 90c.

DIGITALIS—Foxglove—3 ft. biennials, should
be sown every year, blooms June and July,
splendid for beds and borders.

Gloxiniaeflora type — White, Pink, Purple,

Mixed,
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Y oz. 20c*
Y4'oz. 35c:

Isabellina—Striking yellow changing to buff.
Pkt. 10c; Vg oz. 30c; % oz. 50c.

Hybrids Lutzii—Salmon, 4 ft. Pkt. 10c: Va
oz. 30c; % oz. 50c,

DICENTRA—Bieeding Hearts—32 in. Long ra-
cemes with pink heart shaped flowers, at-
tractive in any garden. Seeds germinate
slowly. Pkt. 25c; s'» oz. 60c.

DICTAMNUS — Gas Plant — Fraxinella. 3 ft.
Bushy plant with fragrant rose-pink flowers
on tall spikes. Once established should not
be removed. Pkt. 10c; Yg oz. 40c.

DIANTHUS—Hardy Pinks—Flowers of brilliant
colors, for garden or rockery. Grow in ordi-
nary soil.

Allwoodii—1 ft. Mixed, double, semi-double
and single flowers, from spring to fall, many
colors, Pkt. 20c; te oz. 50c.

Allwoodii Alpinus—6 in. Blooms first year,
July and August, single and semi-double
flowers of many shades. Pkt. 20c; x oz.
50c:

Rock Garden Variety—Low growing plants,
flowers very attractive. Pkt. 20c; vs oz. 50c.

Winteri—New. Flowers of pure colors, sweet
scented, will bloom first year, Pkt. 30c;
tvs oz. 85c.

Graniticus—8 in. Low growing plant with
bright rose-pink flowers in May and June.
Pkt. 20c.. We-oz. 60c+ 2/4 oz, S110:

Clove or Grass Pinks (plumarius)—The old-
fashioned sweet scented garden pink. Single
mixed. Double mixed. Pkt. 10c; Yg oz. 30c.

EDELWEISS (Leontopodium alpinum)—6 in.
Flowers white and star shaped, grown easily
in rock garden, blooms in June and July.
Pkter20c- er Oz. UC

GAILLARDIA—Long stemmed daisy-like flow-
ers, long blooming plants, will grow in ordi-
nary soil.

Grandiflora, Mixed. Variegated red and yel-
low flowers. Pkt. 10c; VY oz, 20c; Y2 oz.
Stays

Portola Hybrids. 21/2 ft. Bronze scarlet, tipped
with yellow flowers. Pkt. 10c; Yg oz. 30c;
V4 oz. 50c.

Bremen—2 ft. Rich, coppery scarlet less golden
tipped flowers. Pkt. 10c; Vg oz. 4Cc; “%
O20 sc:

Burgundy—Reddest of all, blossoms all sum-
mer. Pkt...15c% ¥e.0z. 506s) Yaude eeGe,

Dazzler, Large yellow flower with maroon
center. Pkt. 10c; Ye oz. 30c.

Tangerine. Shades of tangerine-orange with
coppery cast. Pkt. 15c; Ye oz. 40c; “%
Olah oc.

Torchlight. 2 ft. Compact plant, golden yellow
with maroon center flowers. Pkt. 20c: Ye

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Goblin. 12 in. Dwarf, with showy red flowers,
bordered with yellow. Pkt. 20c; Ye oz. 65c;
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GEUM—Attractive double flowers from June to
September. Excellent for cutting.

Boresi. 16 in. Bushy plants, orange scarlet
flowers from June to October. Pkt. 20c;
ts oz. $1.00; Ve oz. $1.75.

Lady Stratheden (Golden Bell)—Loose double
yellow flowers. Pkt. 15c; te oz. 35c; Vg
oz. 60c,

Mrs. Bradshaw. 2 ft. Double orange scarlet
fiowere Pkt. 10c; vs.0z. 25¢; Ve oz. 45c.

GYPSOPHILIA—Perennial Baby Breath. Masses
of white flowers, fine for cutting.

Cldhamiana. 3 ft. New pink, fragrant flowers.
Pkt. 15c; Ya oz. 35c; V4 oz. 60c.

Paniculata. Double snow white. 3 ft. Blooms
July to September. Good for cutting. Pkt.
20c; #s oz. 40c; Ye oz. 75c.

Pacifica. 4 ft. Small pink of Paniculata type,
good for cutting. Pkt. POCT ate FOZ. SAC;
Vg oz. 715c.

HIBISCUS. (Rose of Mallow). 4 ft. Late sum-
mer blooming plant, August and September.
Mixed colors. Giant mixed. Pkt. 10c; %
bz, 20c; .¥2. oz. 35c.

HOLLYHOCKS—Old garden favorite, forms a
background for garden, long blooming sea-
son, easy to grow, prefers sunny location.
Double 6 ft.

Maroon, Crimson, Salmon, Scarlet, Pink,
White, Yellow, Rose, Mixed.

Any of the above: Pkt, 10c; Ye oz. SUC;
V4"0zZ. DUC.

Allegheny, Mixed. 6 ft. Single, double and
semi-double fringed petals, many colors.
Pkt. 10c; Ye oz. 20c; 4 oz. 35c.

Exquisite, Mixed. 6 ft. Fringed flowers marked
in shades from rose to purple, very pretty.
Pkt. 15c; Ye oz. 40c; % oz. 70c.

IRIS—Japanese. 2 ft. Easily grown from seed,
rich colors, blooms in June and July, fine
for moist sunny locations, mixed colors.
Pkt. 10c; %4 oz. 30c; Y% oz. 50c.

LATHYRUS — Perennial Sweet Pea. Rapid
climber with clusters of sweet pea-like
flowers, blossoms all summer if seed pods
are picked. White, crimson, pink and mixed.
PkemiOe moze 20c; 61/202: +35c.

IBERIS (Perennial Candytuft). 8 in. Dwarf
dark evergreen plants covered with flowers
in spring and early summer. Excellent for
borders and rock gardens.

Gibraltarica hybrids. Pinkish-white. Pkt. 10c;
Vevozmwooiya oz, -40c,

Sempervirens. Pure white. Pkt. 15c;

45c* Y% oz. 80c.

LAVANDULA. 11 ft. Fragrant lavender blue
flowers, used dry for sweet odor, blooms in

Yg oz.

july) Pkt 2063" Varroz. 450; Yo oz. 80c.

LUNARIA (Honesty or St. Peter’s Penny). Bi-
ennial, easy to grow, flowers blue, silvery

leaf pod, used for winter bouquet. Pkt.
10c; % oz. 40c.

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LILIES. Lilies grown from seed, flower the sec-
ond season. Plant with leaf-mold mixed soil,
in well drained location.

Regale, 31 ft. One of the best lilies, sweet
scented, trumpet shaped, white tinted with
pink, flushed with yellow throat flowers.
Seeds germinate quickly. Pkt. 15c; 4 oz.
S5ctedo0 O2.300G:

Tenuifolium (Coral Lily) —20 in. Brightest
of all lilies, deep colored flowers, blooms
June and July, Pkt. 20c; Y% oz. 50c; V2
OZ. -90c;

LOBELIA—Cardinalis (Cardinal Flower) —2 ft.
Bronzy green foliage, spikes of scarlet, flow-
ers from July to October. Pkt. 15c; 3% oz.
SOct xx 07, 90c.

LUPINES—tTall, colorful spikes of pea-like
blossoms during May and June. Do well in
sandy, well drained soil, fine for cutting.

Russel. The outstanding lupine, unusual colors
of yellow, blue, pink and bicolors, make .a
wonderful display,

PETC; Ve 20z..0UC.

Blue. Spikes of blue shaded purple. Pkt. 10c;
Wa OZ HL OC a etOZ AUG,

Lavender Queen. Lavender tinted pink.

Rose. Light and dark rose.

Yellow. Bright yellow.

Any of the above: Pkt. 15c; 4 oz. 45c;
Va OZ OUCr

Fairway’s Specials, Mixed. Pkt. 10c; 4 oz.
20c% V240Z2/30¢.

LYCHNIS—Old fashioned, easily grown flower,
blooms summer and autumn.

Arckwrightii, 2 ft. Rose to scarlet blossoms.
Pkt. 15c; Yeioz. 40c.

Chalcedonica. 2 ft. Fiery red blossoms form
a Maltese Cross. Pkt. 10c; % oz. 25c.
Haageana Hybrids, Mixed. | 2 ft. Colors rang-
ing from white to scarlet, blooms June and
July. Pkt. 10c; Ye oz. BOG:

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PENTSTEMON (Beards Tongue). Very showy,
with pyramidal spikes bearing trumpet-like
flowers.

Large Flowering Hybrids. New. Fine assortment
of colors. Pkt. 15c; V4 oz. 60c.

PYRETHRUM. Easy to grow from seed, large
daisy-like flower, blooms in June, will pro-
duce a second flowering.

Roseum. Double immense deep rose. Pkt. 25c;
sz oz. $1.00.

Double white, pure white, Pkt. 40c; sb oz.
$1.00.

Double Mixed. Pkt. 25c; a: oz. 30c.
Single Mixed. Pkt. 10c; Ye oz. 40c.

Aureum (Golden Feather). Small ball shaped
white flowers, fine for edging. Pkt, 10c;
Y4 oz. 25c.

PYRETHRUM, Painted Daisies

PRIMULA (Hardy Primrose). Early flowering
with pretty brilliant colored Dlossoms, pre-
fer shade and rich, moist soil. Good for
borders and rock gardens.

Mumstead strain. Mixed. Many, colors, including
brown, orange and pastel shades, flowers
fragrant. Pkt, 30c..

Bullesiana Hybrids. 15 in. Flowers of light and
dark blue, orange, rose and carmine. Pkt.

30c; re oz. $1.00.

Cashmiriana. 10 in. Very early flowering, blos-
soms lilac shade. Pkt. 30c; 3 pkts. 75c.

Florindea. 3 ft. Blossoms late June to August,
with fragrant bright yellow flowers, 60 to
80 to a plant. Pkt. 20c; ws oz. 75c.

Grandiflora Mixed. Fairway’s specials. Large
flowering. Pkt, 25c.

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POPPIES—Hardy. Poppies are easily grown
from seed. Orientals do not come true from
seed, but make fine plants.

Orienetale (Oriental Poppies). Large bright col-
ored flowers, May and June, often 5 and 6
in. across.

Perry’s White. Large satiny white flowers with
purple blotch center, Pkt. 25c; s% oz. 90c.

Mrs. Perry. Delicate salmon rose with black
blotch. Pkt. 20c; sz oz. 70c.

The Feltham. Scarlet orange and apricot shades
without blotch, large flowers. Pkt. 20c;
ts oz. 70c.

Princess Victoria Louise. Large salmon rose
flowers. Pkt. 15¢c; 2s oz. 45c.

Fairway’s Specials Mixed. Crimson, red, orange,
salmon, scarlet and many other colors. Pkt.
L5G 2 Vg 20285 3e:

Nudicaule or Iceland Poppy. 12 in. Bright col-
ored long stemmed flowers, prefer coo! moist
soil. If blossoms are picked plant will bloom
all summer. Yellow, white, orange and
mixed.

Any of the above. Pkt. 10c;

Double Mixed Special Strain. Pkt. 15c: Ye
OZ aD Uc.

Coonara Pink Improved. Pink and salmon
shades. Pkt. 10c; Ye oz. 50c.

El Monte, Tangerine orange color, flowers very
large. Pkt. 10c; Ye oz, 50c.

Gartref Art Shades. Large flowers. Pkt. 10c;
vs oz. 40c.

Fairway’s Special Iceland Mixed. Pkt. 10c; zs
oz. 40c,

RUDBECKIA — Excellent showy plant, free
blooming, daisy-like flowers.
Speciosa (Newmanii) — Yellow orange blos-

soms, deep brown center. July to Septem-
bern Lekte lOc* sl/avore35¢,

SALVIA—4 ft. Showy plants, spikes covered
with blue flowers August and September.

Azurea Grandiflora—Pkt. 10c; Ye oz. 50c.

SCABIOSA—Does well in fairly rich soil in
sunny location, blooms June to September.
Graceful flowers in shades of blue and lav-
ender, long stemmed.

Caucasica—18 in. Light blue, fringed, long-
stemmed flowers. Pkt. 10c; Ye oz. 50c.

House’s New Giant Hybrid—18 in. Large, pale
blue, long-stemmed flowers. Pkt. 20c; Ys
or fu hate

Columbaria Pink—Large rosy mauve flowers,
very free blooming. Pkt. 10c; Ye oz. 50c.

Columbaria Lavender—Flowers lavender, 2 in.
in diameter, good for cutting. Pkt. 10c;
Yg oz. 50c.

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SHASTA DAISY—Suitable for borders and cut
flowers, bearing large blooms that are very
showy.

Alaska—2 2 ft. Large white flowers with yel-
low centers. Pkt. 10c; Yg oz. 30c.

Giant Double—Seeds produce double and semi-
double, giant white and creamy white flow-
ers. Pkt. 30c; ve oz. $1.10.

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DAISY.

SWEET WILLIAM—Dianthus. Barbatus—1 '/2
ft. Outstanding, early, hardy plants, showy
flowers of many vivid colors and combina-
tions.

Red Copper—Bright copper red.
Newport Pink—Salmon rose.
Purple Beauty—Deep purple.
Scarlet Beauty—Bright scarlet.
Giant White—Pure white.

Giant Flowered Mixed.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Ye oz. 35c;
V4 oz, 60c.'

Dwarf Mixed—Pkt. 10c; Ys oz. 30c; Y% oz.
50c.

Double—Producing about 60 per cent double
blooms.

Black, Blood Red, White, Rose, Mixed.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Yg oz. 25c.
STATICE—Easy to grow, an everlasting flower.

Thrives in poor soil with little moisture,
fine for winter bouquet.

Caspia—Stems covered with small lilac flowers.
Dumosa—Silvery gray flowers.

Perezii—Rich bright blue.
Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Ya oz. 40c;
V4 oz. 70c.

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TRITOMA—or Red Hot Poker—2 1/2 ft. Hand-
some, deep orange red flowers on long
spikes.

Early Flowering Hybrids—Many colors, yellow
to orange-red.

Uvaria Grandiflora—4 ft. Blooming from Au-
gust to November, red in color.

Any of the above: Pkt. 15c; Ye oz. 35c.

TROLLIUS—Globe Flower—Bright orange or
yellow flowers, blooming freely on long
stems during May and June, fine for cut-
ting. Seed germinates slowly, before sowing
soak seed in hot water about 6 hours.

Earliest of All—Golden yellow. Pkt. 20c; v6
OZ Ure

Golden Queen—Large orange flowers in early
summer and autumn. Pkt. 40c; zs oz. 80c.

Choice Hybrids Mixed—Pkt. 20c; ve oz. 50c.

VERONICA— (Speedwell) —Hardy, varying in
height from 6 in. to 3 ft., blue and white
flowers, easily grown.

Longfolia—2 ft. Long spikes of light flowers,
July and August. Pkt. 15c; Ya oz. 50c;
V4 oz. 85c.

Spicate Blue—2 ft. Bright blue. Pkt. 10c;
ts oz, 30c; Ye oz. 50c;

Teucrium—12 in. Brilliant blue flowers. Pkt.
15c; wz oz. 30c; te oz. 50c.

VALERIANA—Garden Heliotrope. Hardy, 2 ft.
blooms June and July. Has heliotrope odor.

Mixed—Purplish rose and white colors. Pkt.
LUC.

VIOLA CORNUTA—Violas are rapidly becom-
ing popular for border, rockery and beds
because of their free and long blooming
season. Blossom the first year.

Admiration—Dark blue. Pkt. 10c; Yg oz. 85c.

Blue Perfection—Blue. Pkt. 10c; Ye oz. 80c.

Jersey Gem—Fragrant, violet blue. Pkt. 20c;
az oz. $1.00.

Puck—Purple and yellow. Pkt. 10c; ts Oz.
50c.

White Perfection—White. Pkt. 10c; Ye oz.
1OG

Cornuta Small Flowered Mixed. Pkt. 10c; Veg
oz, 40c.

Hybrids, Cornuta Large Flowered—

Apricot—Rich apricot. Pkt. 20c; wT, OZ.) 90¢;

Arkwright Ruby—Bright ruby crimson. Pkt.
20c: sz oz. 50c.

Primrose Dame—Yellow. Pkt. 10c; Ya oz. 60c.

Lutea Splendens—Yellow. Pkt. 10c; Vg oz.
70c.

Primrose Perfection—Primrose. Pkt. 10c; 33
oz. 40c.

Special Mixture—Many colors. Pkt. lc; ts
oz, 30¢

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GLADIOLUS BULBS

Berty Snow—Lavender pink.

6c each; 60c doz.; $4.00 per 100
Beacon—-‘Scarlet.

Tc each; 70c doz.; $5.00 per 100
Betty Nuthall—Coral with orange throat.

4c each; 40c doz.; $3.00 per 100

Chas. Dickens—Purple.
Sc each; 50c doz.; $3.50 per 100

Commander Koehl—Brilliant dark scarlet.
6c each; 60c doz.; $4.00 per 100

Dr. F. E. Bennett—Scarlet throat stripped with
ruby and white.

dc each; 50c doz.; $3.50 per 100
Lavender.

5c each; 50c doz.; $3.50 per 100
Golden Dream—Light yellow.

4c each; 40c doz.; $3.00 per 100
Maid of Orleans—Large white.

Sc each; 50c doz.; $3.50 per 100
Mammoth White—White.

dc each; 50c doz.; $3.50 per 100

Minuet—Lavender.

5c each; 50c doz.; $3.50 per 100

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Miss Bloomington—Good yellow.
5c each; 50c doz.; $3.50 per 100

Mrs. P. W. Sisson—Soft pink, ruffled.
Sc each; 50c doz.; $3.00 per 100
Margaret Fulton—Early salmon.
Sc each; 50c doz.; $3.50 per 100
Pfitzer’s Triumph—Salmon red.
Dc each; 50c doz.; $3.50 per 100
Picardy—Soft pink.
4c each; 40c doz:; $3.00 per 100
Phvilis McQuistion—Pure pink.
6c each; 60c doz.; $4.50 per 100
Shirley Temple—Rich cream.
7c each; 70c doz.; $4.75 per 100
Red Phipps—Rich Red.
5c each; 50c doz.; $3.50 per 100
Star of Bethlehem—Pure white.
8c each; 75c doz.; $5.00 per 100
Wasaga—Buff, ruffled.
Sc each; 50c doz.; $3.50 per 100
Wurtembergia—Red with white throat.
6c each; 60c doz.; $4.00 per 100
Fairway’s Special Selections. Mixed—lIncluding
the above varieties 10 for 45c; 25 for $1.00
50 for $1.75; 100 for $3.00
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OUTSTANDING VARIETIES corceous corors—tarce

FLOWERS.

THESE MAGNIFICENT FLOWERS SHOULD BE

IN YOUR

GARDEN. AMAZINGLY LOW PRICED—ENABLES YOU TO ADD TO YOUR
COLLECTION—OR TO START A COLLECTION OF WHAT WE BELIEVE
ARE THE FINEST IRIS GROWN.

Prices are per each for standard divisions, and prepaid.

Each Iris Root Plainly Labeled.

TALL BEARDED IRIS

ABELARD—-S, livid brown. F, purple... .15

ALTA CALIFORNIA—Yellow, faintly bronzed,
PANES ee fi es tcl baths are ca 25

AMENTI-—S, grey. F, violet mauve.... .25
AMNERIS—Gun metal blue, very late... .25

AUTUMN HAZE—S, wine. F, lavender vio-

ERE tes eee a NR cE 8 eee .35

(S means Standards; F means Falls.)

AUTUMN KING—Lavender-blue, blooms
SPLINE Lan stall pao e tees, Deas, Shee ee 15

BALLERINE—Blue ....:........... 15
BEOWULF—S, rich brown. F, maroon... .40
BEUCHLEY’S GIANT — Immense light blue.
Sialmesneavysand tally e 1c. te, ict, Na... .25
BLACK DOUGLASS, dark violet. F, black-
ish violet. Blue beard tipped yellow.... .25

BLACK WINGS — Deep blue, almost black.
Lyd Teh ally sean re a ee ink Lge ane pas

BLUE TRIUMPH—Light blue. The flowers are

very large heavy substance, velvety finish.
COLE vast Bie pence: Sk eee ee ee SET .25
BLUE VELVET—Rich, deep blue, heavy sub-
SiatiCcmr nar Mee ie. dn sty ckAyeR, CaP ar bls 9 Vie
BRUNHILDE — Deep toned, violet-blue self.
RIVE (beard Mite ep. | Nisei thee ok eae .50
BUTO—S, royal purple. F, dark violet. sae
CALIFORNIA GOLD—Tall! deep yellow. (Very
NCAT aa ret ot mee ae eee thls ie tA ats git
CAPRI—Fawn yellow .............. .25
CAPRICE—Rose red ............... 15
COPPER KING—Coppery tone ....... i Be
COPPER LUSTER—Copper and gold blend .50
COPPERSMITH—Coppery red ........ tL
CORONATION—Yellow ............ >
DESERET ellowijec she ah GAS Sete s 35
DOLLY MADISON—AMauve blend ..... a5
DON JUAN—Red shades............ 15
DR. CHAS. MAYO—Lovely lavender-pink .15
DOXA—Olive buff and yellow........ 15
E. B. WILLIAMSON—CGlowing copper... 1.00
ETHEL PECKHAM—Blazing red....... .40

EL CAPITAN—Giant flowered bluish violet of
NEAVY esis tance woh. hie. os es cee ei

ELEANOR ROOSEVELT—An Iris of rich purple.
Blooms early in spring, then (in most sections)
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IRIS

ETHELWYN DUBUAR—Deep pink. (Magnifi-
CONE Fe sre eek ae eee sere res 25

EVOLUTION—-Coppery bronze self, with heav-
ily frilled standards. F, copper-bronze, over-
laigd FOTUG he. hea ee ahs « Oe eaten eneee .25

FAIRY—White and soft blue........ 15
FRANCHEVILLE—Fawn and red purple .15

FRIEDA MOHR—One of the largest and finest.
S, light lilac-pink. F, deep lilac-rose.... .25

GUDRUN-—Fine. Very large lustrous white.

Good’ substance: same le criua ses eee aera .35
HAPPY DAYS—Falls a shade deeper than the
standards, the beard an orange yellow... .25

INDIAN. CHIEF — The velvety falls are deep
blood-red, blended with bronze, and the stand-

Brdstaré. lientec in One «wea os ot ee Fe .15
JERRY — Perfectly formed, brilliant red Iris.
EGTIGS Foie inde te dare eid oe Pe aehae pal ete ae ces mF Ae

LOS ANGELES — Giant plicata, the standards
falntiy SARC Dies. oho arars nissan weiner = 25

KING OF IRIS—Soft blue ........... 15
LUCREZIA BORI—Soft yellow ruffled... .40
MABEL TAFT—Blue Bicolor, large...... .25
MARY BARNETT—Light blue ........ .15
MARQUITA—Ivory yellow, striped red on eye
MONSIGNEUR—Violet Lent ral ee ere 15
MOONLIGHT—Silvery white ......... 15
NENE—Lilac and red... cc. ee ce eee 25

NOWETA—Exquisite creamy pink. Frilled .15

OMAHA — Combination of coppery pink and
cinnamon 29

OZONE—A beautiful mauve toned blend. Blu-
ish violet self with pinkish sheen. Brown haft.
White beard tipped orange. Large..... 40

PAULETTE-—-Giant Pale Blue......... 25

a, te, 2 6 ce Cee eos 6 le we 8 ©) Se ele. ele) cee

PEACHES—Peach apricot blend. (Very odd.)
ASE Re. Satan she iiste se © ae Ps ee 25
PICADOR—S, yellow. F, red......... wae
PINK OPAL—Light pink ............ 25

PINK SATIN—Clear light pink, uniform. Flow-
ers large with satiny sheen............ .25

RAMESES—A symphony in rose, pink, and buff
25

ee eee eh ee SC eS RO ES eee ee ee eee Oe ee

RED DOMINION—The flowers are large, deep
red standards, slightly frilled; broad, velvety
red falls, flushed with a near black, velvety
luster in the center. A glowing ox-blood red .25

RHEINE NIXE—White and purple..... 15
RHEINGAUPERLE—Pink ............ a5

RHEINTOCHTER — S, white with lavender
shadows. F, violet-purple, with white margins

mn eee bee 6m @ i Mle ee ok fe ee we ee ee ee SE Be OC ee

SACRAMENTO — The large flowers have a
white ground, the standards heavily edged red-
purple, falls reticulated with same color.. .25

SAN FRANCISCO—Tal! stems, branching low
and wide, large white flowers, both standards
and falls distinctly edged lavender...... 2

SENSATION— Gigantic cornflower, blue self .25
SIERRA BLUE—Soft clean blue....... +39

SIR MICHAELS, lavender. F, purple, aes
leh ct ter eA! Cc ee Mee RE AS cer

SNOWKING—White ........---++-+- .90
SPOKAN—S, glowing red-brown, Falls similar
but deeper shade. Large. Heavy texture. Poe
TA] MAHAL—White ...........--- 15
TENEBRAE—S, violet. F, violet purple.. .15
THE RED DOUGLAS—New red. (Beautiful)
Page: UT a hee PS cove ap hi coe 1.00
TROSTRINGER—Soft pink .......... 15
VALENCIA—-Orandge!: .oce 3 ees WS
VENUS DE MILO—White. Large....... 25

WM. MOHR—Gigantic blossoms. Lilac, veined
purple. Plants and roots small, but flowers
AIVAITIO LSC teak aed TA Ao et eat Shee 25

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NAMED VARIETIES
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BEANS (Green Pod)

Tendergreen—53 days. 18 in. bush, upright
with good leaf growth, pods straight; round,
crisp, meaty, stringless and very fine flavor.
PKt 0c, -Y2 Ib. 20¢s Ib. 35¢372. Ibs. 60c.

Bountiful Stringless—5O days. 18 in. upright
bush, exceptional cropper, wide thin and
flat pod, very meaty and of fine flavor. Ex-
cellent for market and home garden. Pkt.
10eg'4 ib.) 20¢;' lb. 35c* 2 Ibs: 60e.

Giant Stringless Green Pod—53 days. Heavy
stocky vines, excellent for market gardens,
widely used for canning, stringless through-
out entire growth. Pkt. 10c; 2 lb. 20c;
iby 35c; 2 Ibs. 60c.

Stringless Green Pod—50 days. Plants large,
very productive, meaty, stringless and of
excellent quality for canning cut beans.

Pkt, 10c; 14 Ib. -20¢; Ib35¢:42 Ibs: 60c8

Black Valentine Stringless—50O days. A good
early variety, strong producer and excellent
shipper, werkt. tO0c. 349 1b. 20c3. |b35c;
2 |b. 60c.

Red Valentine Stringless—54 days. Medium
size plant, very productive, very fleshy,
Crisp and tender. Pkt. 10c; Y2 Ib. 20c;

ibe set 2-1b.60c.

Plentiful—51 days. An early maturing, very
productive bean. Dwarf plants, beans
stringless and of choice quality. Pkt. 10c;
Pasiby 25¢c: lb; 45c7.2 Ib. 80c.

Commodore—53 days. Pods tender, fleshy
and stringless at all stages of growth. One
of the most prolific of the bush type. Pkt.
beermy24io..30c; |b, 55c:.2 Ibs $1.00:

FIELD BEANS

Robust—110 days. Strong growing, heavy
yielding, large seeded, green podded bean.
Perec, ¥2 ibe) 156.7 1D. 25c. 2 Ib. (40c.

Improved Navy—100 days. Strong grower,
light green pods, very productive. Pkt.
1Oceeoa sib. 1 Serib.25c3:2 Ib, ‘40ce:

SHELL BEANS

White Kidney—100 days. 18 in. bush, dark
vine, scant growth of large leaves, used as
a dry bean. Seeds white, kidney shaped.
Pie tess a iba) Ses elb. 256! 12° Ib.) 45c.

Red Kidney—96 days. 18 in. bush, vine dark
colored, pods dark, wide, flat and straight.
Used as a dry shell bean. Seed dark red,
medium large and kidney shaped. Pkt. 10c;
Waaibwe 20Gb... 30c. 2 ib. 50c,

White Marrow—100 days. Bush 16 to 18
in., Strong growing, short runner type. Pods
medium size, dark, wide, flat, straight and
stringy. Used as a dry shell bean. Seed
pure white, medium large, rounded oval.
Peta LOCe Valo V5esmb, 25¢c 5. 20 lb, 45¢.

LIMA BUSH BEANS

Baby Potato—All-America Silver Medal. win-
ner 1940, 12 to 16 inches high, very
Sturdy in growth. Early, prolific and is a
small, thick seeded butter bean with some
Fordhook flavor. Attractive bright green
in eating stage and creamy white when dry.
Well adapted for home garden, canning and
produce market. Pkt. 10c; 2 Ib. 25elb;
40c; 2 Ib. 75c.

Fordhook Bush—75 days. Vines strong and
erect. Pods are large, thick, and contain
three to five beans. Popular market gar-

deners lima bean. Pkt. 10c; 2 Ib. 25c;
Ib. 40c; 2 Ib. 75c.

Hendersons Bush—66 days. Plants bushy,
very productive. Green shelled beans, small

flat, and of excellent quality. Pkt, 10c;

Y Ib. 20¢s"Ib. 35c* 2 1b.° 65c.

Plants 18 to 20 in.
Beans flat, wide,
Pkt. 10c; VY Ib.

Burpee’s Bush—78 days.
high, very productive.
and of excellent quality.
BUC oss cle Ib. OOC

Burpee’s Improved Bush—75 days. Similar to
Burpee’s Bush but slightly earlier and larger

podded. Erect, vigorous and very produc-
TIVED eK. 91 0c.” 2 be 25e. 1b se 40:
LID eT) SC

New Wonder Bush—75 days. Vigorous grow-
er, beans are of flat shape and good flavor.
Pkt. 10c; Y Ib. 20c; Ib. 35c: 2 Ib. 65c.

Sunnybrook—84 days. Vine dark, thick and
upright growth. Seed dry, medium small,
cream-white and thick. Pkt. 10c; '% Ib.
SOcenbso5e%72. (be *S 1.00:

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LIMA POLE BEANS

Early Leviathan—79 days. Plants 5 to 8 ft.

Very vigorous. Seed large, flat and dull
white. Pkt 106 t ewlbe 20ces ibs Soc;
2 ibe OC:

King of the Garden—88 days. The old stand-
ard variety. Bearing season continues until
frost. Pods large and well filled with beans
of mammoth size. Pkt. 10c; Y2 Ib. 20c;
Lye eT i | of wet ee

Large White Seeded—88 days. Very produc-
tive. A favorite for market growers. Beans
are large, flat and white. Pkt. 10c; '2 Ib.
20c tba s5e.v2eibe. Gc.

GOLDEN WAX BUSH BEANS

Surecrop—53 days. Plants branch freely car-
rying large crops of fleshy, crisp beans.
Pkt) 106214 Ib. y20crIby 35c;, 2" !b7 60c:

Improved Golden Wax—52 days. One of the
best known wax beans, early and a good

producer. Pkt. 10c; 2 Ib. 25c; Ib. 40c;
2 Mbied 5c:

Improved Kidney Wax—52 days. A long flat
podded bean, excellent for table use. Pkt.

Oct Voslb25cu lb: 40c™ 2ibw Oc;

Wardwell’s Kidney Wax—50 days. Hardy and
productive. Excellent quality and no string
in early growth. Delicate waxy yellow in
colores Pkt) 0ce Ys IB bc nib. ec
PH ils ad bat

Round Pod Kidney Wax-—-52 days, Plants
strong and very productive. Very crisp and
of best quality. Bean light yellow in color.
Pkt Te ¥s- Ibs 25ceibs 40ers lbes 7c:

Pencil Pod Wax—52 days. Pods bright yel-
low, round, fleshy, long, crisp and tender.
Very good for home garden. Pkt. 10c;
Va iby 250°, |b. 40cs 2 Ibe Oc.

Unrivalled Wax—52 days. Plant large and
vigorous. Pods somewhat flat but fleshy.
Have a trace of strings but quite fiberless.
Pet OC ae Ibe CD eS OGr 2 om ONC,

GREEN POD POLE BEANS

Kentucky Wonder—65 days. Vines vigorous,
climbs well and very productive. Pods car-

ried in large clusters, stringless, Pkt. 10c;
tise ib ng *ilb S5Gieeato. O0C!

Burger’s Stringless—64 days. Pods 6 to 7 in.
long, round, slender and straight. Flesh very
tender and stringless. Pkt. ]10c; 2 Ib. 20c;
ibis oce 2.10, oc

Early White Creaseback—63 days. Extremely
early pole bean. Very productive and bear-
ing pods in clusters of from 4 to 12, and
medium in length. Pkt. 10c; V2 Ib. 20c;
Ib: 35c; 2 iby 60c.

Lazy Wife—72 days. Heavy growing pole
type, pods broad, flat, straight and string-

less. Crisp and well flavored, good as snaps
and dry shell. Pkt. 10c; Y2 Ib. 20c; Ib.
3560.2. 15-2 65e.

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PENCIL POD WAX
Horticultural Cranberry—/74 days.

Vines bear
pale green pods, becoming
red as they ripen. Good
Pkt. 10c; 14 Ib. 20c;-!b. 35c;

short, broad,
streaked with
green or dry.
2 Ib. 60c.

Scarlet Runner—90 days. Very strong grow-
er, dark colored, long runner pole type.
Coarse grained at all stages, usable as snaps
when very small. Mostly used as an orna-
mental vine because of its purple flowers
that last until frost. Pkt. 10c; Ya Ib. 20c;
Ibiesoee 2) Ib. 65

Yard Long—/72 days.
Pod light green, slim and
to 20 in. long, crisp and tender.
V> Ib. 35c; Ib. 60c; 2 Ib. $1.10.

Short runner pole type.
growing about 15
Pkt. 15c;

WAX POLE BEANS

Kentucky Wonder Wax—68 days. Heavy
pole growing type. Pods meaty, crisp, and
well flavored, very heavy bearer over a long
period of time. Pkt. 10c; Ya Ib. 20c;
lb. “35¢7 29167 60c:

Golden Cluster Wax—-74 days. Vigorous and
very productive, light yellow and of fine
quality, very meaty. Pkt. 10c; Ya2 lb. 20c;
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Detroit Dark Red—55 days. Early, one of the
best for home and canning. Roots globu-
lar, deep ox-blood red. Pkt. 10c; oz. 35c;
Seozmooc Y2elb. $1.50.

Crosby’s Egyptian—50O days. Widely known
for table use, skin dark red, flesh lighter in
Porgmeerr kt, 40c* Oz, 35c:* 4 oz. 85c:
YW |b. $1.50.

Early Wonder—55 days. Popuiar with gar-
deners for uniform shape and red _ flesh.
Pete boc: oz. 30c; 4 oz..85c:.2 Ib. $1.50.

Good for All—55 days. Developed from De-
troit Dark Red. Extra fine for canning and
pickling whole at 1 to 2 in. in diameter.
Flesh deep crimson. Pkt. 10c; oz. 30c;
eos ace /2 ib. $1.75.

Crimson Globe—58 days. Flesh dark red,
faintly zoned with purplish white, nearly a
perfect globe, usually smooth and clear of
Sidemrootse FKt. 10c: oz. 35¢:°4 oz. 85c:
Woy ibe $1.50.

Improved Early Egyption—50O days. Roots
very dark red, rounded on top, flat beneath.
Best for forcing and producing an early
Siete et. 1Oc; oz. 30c: 4 oz. 85c;
Vib. $1.50.

MANGEL WURZEL and

SUGAR BEETS
Bkeia0z..25c; 4 oz. 65c: 2 Ib. $1.20.

Golden Tankard—Cylindrical shape, deep rich
yellow. Flesh yellow circled with white.
One of the best for feeding stock.

Giant Rose, Half Sugar—Combines the feeding
value of the sugar beet with the size of the
Mangel beet. Flesh bright pink in upper
half, shading lighter to lower parts.

Mammoth Long Red—The largest and heaviest
of the mangels. Very productive and sat-
isfactory,

Klein Wanzleben—Most used for sugar manu-
facturing because of high sugar content,
very good for stock feeding. Skin grey-white
flesh solid white.

BROCCOLI

Italian Green Sprouting (Calabrese) —60 days.
This variety forms a large head consisting of
a cluster of bluish-green flower heads. When
main head is removed it forms a series of
smaller heads on the laterals that sprout
from main stem. It is cooked and served
like cauliflower. Pkt. 10c; % oz. 40c;
Oz eG s40 oz o2 710)

ASPARAGUS SEED

Mary Washington—Rust resistant, one of the
best developed, large head with tight tips,
quality very fine. Pkt. 10c; oz. 15¢; 4 cz.
40c; 2 Ib. 75c.

BRUSSELS SPROUTS

Fairways Dwarf—75 days. Hardy and early.
Grows about 16 to 21 in. high, producing
small compact sprouts 1 to 2 in. in diam-
eter, grey green in color. Pkt. 10c; oz. 60c;
4 oz. $1.70.

Long Island Improved—75 days. A very Sat-
isfactory variety for growing conditions in
the United States. Pkt. LOes 0z225/ 5c!

CABBAGE (Chinese or Celery)

Pe Tsai—75 days. Outer leaves. dark green
enclosing a cylindrical tapering head, 14 to
17 in. long. A very compact, early and
sure heading variety of fine quality. Pkt.
10¢; oz. 50c* 400z... $1.85.

Wong Bok—80 days. The incurving leaves of
this variety form a much shorter, thicker,

and more compact head than Pe Tsai. Pkt.
1 Oc voz 456." 4507.0 355)

CABBAGE SAVOY

Improved American Savoy—86 days. This is
the best main crop variety of the savoy
strain. It is very vigorous and short stemed.
producing a fairly solid, sweet and tender
head.) Pkt. 10¢70z,570c*"4 oz. S210;

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flat, slightly rounded at top, solid and uni-
form in size and color, of fine quality. Good
for shipping and for kraut. Pkt. 10c; oz.
35c; 4 oz. $1.00.

Glory of Enkhuizen—80 days. A mid-summer
variety, nice large globular heads, fine flavor
and crisp. .Pkt. 10c; oz. 40c; 4 oz. $1.35.

All Seasons—89 days. A good keeper in hot
weather, solid and of excellent quality. Pkt.
)}Oé200z6 35¢7°4 oz $1.25.

Wisconsin All Seasons—96 days. Very excel-
lent for home use, resistant, an all around
favorite. Pkt. 10c; oz. 60c; 4 oz. $1.85;

| Penn State Ballhead—105 days. A late vari-
ety producing short stemed plants with flat-

CABBAGE tened globe shaped, solid heads. Pkt. 10c;
oz. 70c; 4 oz. $2.25.
CABBAGE (Red) Danish Ball Head—105 days. Very good for

shipping or winter storage. Plants short and

sturdy, heads round, hard and compact, ver
Red Yellows Resistant—1!00 days. Good Pesdet and crisp. Pkt. 10c; oz. 7c. 4 ahs

solid header, an intense dark red through- $2.15.
out, one of the best. Pkt. 10c; oz. OG.

Premium Late Flat Dutch—101 days. Adapted
to a varied climate, very good producer and
keeper for winter use. Large, solid flat

Mammoth Red Rock (Long Island Strain) —
103 days. The largest of the red heading

varieties. They are hard and of a deep red c ;
Polos TOd aE Cality aie Dic mor eae Gc! headers Pkt. 10c; oz. 35c; 4 oz. $1.00.
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Red Winter Giant—94 days. Very good keep- Jersey Queen—65 days. Exceptionally resist-
er, head dark red and one of the largest. ant, a splendid summer variety for home
Pkt. 10c:; oz. 50c: 4 oz. $1.50. use. Pkt locssoz. boc 4eGzta b) Oe

CABBAGE (White)
Wisconsin Pride—64 days. Round head, early,

Copennanes f Meret eel eA Bon dwarf and of Pinnscu gown Resistant cae
are large, solid and compact with small core, bage. Pkt. I5c; oz. 85c; 4 oz. $2.25.
very fine quality. Pkt. 10c; oz. 55c;4 oz.
$115;

Early Jersey Wakefield—63 days. Plants re- CAULIFLOWER
sistant, very hardy and early forming, grow-
ing erect making close planting possible. Dry Weather—60 days. Heads large, snow
Heads medium size, cone shaped and solid. white and early. Adapted for dry ,loca-
Pkt. 10c; oz)-35c: 4: oz. $).10. tions. Pkt. 15c; Y4 oz. $1.00; Y2 oz. $1.85.

Early Snowball—56 days. Plants small, good

Charleston Wakefield—71 days. About a header, very compact, solid and pure white.
week later forming than Early Jersey Wake- Pkt. 15c>’ %4 ‘oz $1,002 Yai oz. $1.85.
field but much larger. Pkt. 10c; oz. 35c;

4 oz. 90c. Extra Early Dwarf Erfurt—54 days. Dwarf,
compact in growth and has a fine solid

Early Flat Dutch—74 days. Large solid head- white core, very early. Pkt. 15c; Y% oz.
er, weighs 8 to 14 Ibs. Fine for family 90c: % oz. $1.75.
use. Pkt. 10c; oz. 40c; 4 oz. $1.35.

CELERY

Golden Acre—61 days. Of the strain of Co-
penhagen Market, slightly earlier but smaller Golden Detroit—Plants are heavy, compact
in size, fine grained, solid and well flavored. and full hearted. Stems are thick, broad,
Pkt. 10c; oz. 60c; 4 oz. $1.80. tender and very crisp. Pkt. 15c; Y2 oz.

: 60c; oz. $1.00.

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Golden Self Blanching—Popular for its excel-
lent qualities. Plants are heavy and solid,
large, tender and firm. Pkt. 10c; Y% oz.
40c; oz. 70c; 4 oz. $2.00.

Golden Plume Special—Very vigorous and
stands heat and blight well. Is of the high-
est table quality. Pkt. 20c; Y2 oz. 70c:
oz. $1.25; 4 oz. $3.50.

Giant Pascal—Large stalks, solid, crisp and of

rich flavor. Very fine for fall and winter.
Pkt. 10c; % oz. 30c; oz. 50c; 4 oz.
$1.50.

Winter Queen—Large heart, a very good win-
ters sort,s PKt.e10c; V2 oz. 30c;' oz. 50c;
4 oz. $1.50.

Utah Golden—Good brancher, large stalk and
of fine quality, good keeper. Pkt. 10c;
Y2 oz. 60c; oz. $1.00; 4 oz. $3.50.

White Plume—Growth vigorous, stalks large
and uniformly white. Very good for table

use. Pkt. 10c; 2 oz. 35c; oz. 60c; 4 oz.

$1.65.

CELERIAC (Turnip Celery)

Large Smooth Prague—Roots are cooked and
prepared as a salad, has a very rich celery
flavor. Good winter keeper, Pkt. 10c;

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CARROT

Danvers Half Long—73 days, Early, orange
sere very tender. Pkt. 10c; oz. 55c; 4 oz.

Early Scarlet Horn—67 days. Skin orange
red, excellent for early planting outdoors,
tops small and roots top shaped. Pkt.10c;
OZ. 65¢5°4 oz> $2-00.

Early Short Scarlet—Earliest and best carrot
grown, almost round. Pkt. 10c; oz. 65c;
4 oz. $2.00.

Nantes Half Long—70 days. Excellent for
the home garden, tops small, roots bright
Orange to yellow center, almost no core.
PRE 106; 0z. 690," 4) oz "$2.00:

Oxheart—72 days. Easily harvested, delicious
flavor, very sweet and tender. Flesh bright
Orange color and an all around purpose car-
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Touchon—70 days. Sweet, tender, very fine
grained and fibreless, of fine quality. Pkt.
Ics 67. 765c" (4507 52.00;

Early Chautenay—70 days. Smooth, of a deep
Orange color and an all around purpose car-
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SWEET CORN (Yellow)

Golden Hummer—60 days. The earliest and
largest of the Yellow Sweet Corns and one
of the best for market gardeners as well as
home gardeners. Ears 62 to 7 inches, 12
rowed; kernel golden yellow, medium deep,
broad and excellent flavor, Pkt. 10c; 1% Ib.
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Golden Bantam—80 days. Most favorite, ex-
tra early, golden yellow in color, highest
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Ezrly Golden Sweet—58 days. A very early
variety of Golden Bantam. Pkt. 10c; 2 Ib.
Z20C ibe eels ect 8 DS: hl 3.

Bantam Evergreen—-85 days. A cross between
Golden Bantam and Stowell’s Evergreen. Re-
tains much of the bantam qualities and has
the tender skin of the Evergreen. Pkt. 10c;
Yo Ib20c*lbi.35¢:.2 Ibs.55c; +5: Ibs: $1.50,

Golden Country Gentlemen—90 days. A cross
betwen Golden Bant-m and Country Gen-
tlemen, of fine quality, Pkt. 10c; Y2 lb.
20cSilb. o35e- 1 25lbs.60¢+-5 ibs). 51,50.

Whipple’s Early Yellow—8]1 days. A 14
rowed ear, 7 to 8 inches in length. Pkt.
1Oc ab Oe ib 3c t 2 ibs Ooc soulbs,
$1.50

Golden Gem—60 days. Early yellow, produc-
ing 8 to 10 rowed ears. Pkt. 10c; 2 Ib.
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Fairway’s Early White—80 days. A very early
white of medium size, producing well, and
easily reaped, good for table use and market-
inguPki, LOc® 24b. 20c; Ib. 35: 2 Ib. 35c;
5 |b. $1.40.

Howling Mob—85 days. A large eared, fine
early white corn. Pkt. 10c; Y2 Ib. 20c; Ib.
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Early Evergreen—83 days. Earlier than Stow-
ell’s Evergreen and produces well in north-
ern localities. Pkt. 10c; Y2 Ib. 20c; Ib.
35c; 2 Ibs. 65c; 5 Ibs. $1.60.

Stowell’s Evergreen—94 days. Splendid for
home gardens. Heavy yielder and large
eared, "Pkt 1 0c. ny? <b. 20cia 0. 3c;
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Country Gentlemen—90 days. Small white
grains, compact, tender and sweet; of fine
quality, Pkto LOcs sos iba 2064 Ibe sc;
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Black Mexican—High sugar content and large
ears of good quality. Pkt. 10c; 2 Ib. 25c;
ibs 40e7 2 Ibs oh 5c. 8 16S pO:

POP CORN

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2 Ibs. 50e; 5 Ibs. $1.00.

South American—112 days. Large yellow
kernels, pops to large size, very little hard
center.

Japanese Hullers—Medium size, kernel, one of
the best for all around use.

White Rice—110 days.
of good quality.

Small white kernel,

HYBRID and RESISTANT CORNS

Aristogold Bantam—-83 days. One of the win-
ners from the All-America Trials, and one
which is built to stand abuse from the
weather. The handsome, fast growing, rich
yellow corn yields extra long 12 to 14
rowed ears with deeper kernels than any
other Bantam type. Stalks are 8 to 9 feet
tall with dark green leaves and husks. The
ears are uniform and symmetrical, making
exceptional yields even under adverse condi-
tions of drought or heat because of the deep
root system. It is a quality corn, more re-
sistant to ear worm and smut damage, and
will stand earlier planting in cold, wet soil
than any other type. Pkt. 15c; Y2 Ib. 35c;
Ibn GOcealbs.2o POO asibseg2-20)

Silver Cross Bantam—-82 days. Corn Breeders
have said it couldn’t be done, but this snowy
white counterpart of Golden Cross Bantam
brings all the quality, flavor and tenderness
of the fancy yellow sweet corns into the
white class for the first time. The heavy
12 to 14 rowed ears are somewhat larger
than the Golden Cross type. Users praise the
flavor of the crisp, glistening white kernels,
and repeated tests show tenderness equal
to the finest of the yellows. Pkt. 15c;
ibe ScalbioOe a2 s ibs.) $4 O05 1ps, b2725"

Tendergold—72 days. A very fine corn of
outstanding quality. Four days earlier than
Golden Bantam and generally twice as pro-
ductive, the attractive 8 inch, 12 rowed
ears commanding a premium on the market.
Very tender and holds this quality 2 or 3
days longer than other corns. Pkt. 15c; '2
Ib; 35c7ibso0cce2albs.eb LeU bombs. 2.20.

Sweet Cross—68 _ days. Extremely eariy,

sweet with wilt resistance. Pkt. 15c; 2 Ib.
35c; Ib. 60c; 2 Ibs. $1.00; 5 Ibs. $2.25.

Golden Cross Bantam—78 days. Produces a
heavier crop and more uniform ear than
Purdue Bantam. Pkt. 15c; 2 lb. 35c; Ib.
GO0¢7 2 ibschl OOts5 (bse ozs

Marcross—Pkt. 15c; 2 Ib. 35c; Ib. 60c; 2 Ib.
w).00s Salbsas ane

Early Bancross—67 days. A fine early hybrid.

Pkt. Ses. b.. 356s tbe oUc. 20 ibs. $1.00:
5 Ibs. $2.25.

loana—Pkt. 15c; 2 Ib. 35c; Ib. 60c; 2 Ibs.
$1.00: 5 Ibs. $2 25.

Hybrid Country Gentlemen—90 days. A good
producer, with more uniform ear type and
less crippled ears and nibs. Pkt. 15c; 4 lb.
35c: Ib. 60c; 2 Ibs. $1.00; 5 Ibs. $2.25.

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CUCUMBERS (Slicing)

Minca—55 days. One of the earliest and very
good yielder; good for salad, slicing and
pickling, of great advantage in a small gar-
den. Pkt. 10c; oz. 30c; 4 oz. 80c: 2 Ib.
$1.50.

Colorado—60 days. Long, slender, dark
green, of good shape and quality. Pkt. 10c;
oz. 35c; 4 oz. $1.00; Y% Ib. $1.75.

Fairway’s Long Green—68 days. A very good
producer, tender, crisp and solid; good for
slicmmeeerkts, 10c;.-oz. 30c; 4 oz. 90c;
V2 Ib. $1.60.

Following priced at: Pkt. 10c; oz. 25c;
4 oz. 80c; 2 Ib. $1.45.

Early White Spine—6O days. Fruit 7 to 8 in.
long, very productive, three cornered type.

Evergreen White Spine—60O days. 8 to 12 in.
long, a good blight resister.

Japanese Climbing or Flowering—58 days. Re-
sistant to disease and insects, dark green
when young turning to russet-yellow when
matured, best adapted to growing on trellis.

Improved Long Green—068 days. Used for
yellow chunk pickles; vine vigorous and
productive, fine flavor. Pkt. 10c; oz. 35c;
A°ozenleOO 2 .1b, $1.75.

White Wonder—62 days. Very useful on
table and for exhibition. Skin pure white
when young, grow about 6 to 8 in. in
lenginieerkts 1 O0c;.0z.-25c; 4 0z.. 80c:
Ib. $1.45.

Early Four Tune—63 days.
very tender and crisp; good for slicing and
faplomuse werkt. 1Oc; oz, 30c;\4 oz; 80c;
VY Ib. $1.45.

CUCUMBERS (Pickling)

Following priced at: Pkt. 10c; oz, 25c;
+ One oe > |b. $1.40:

Westerfield’s Chicago Pickle—57 days. Fruit
medium sized, blunt at both ends, has prom-
inent black spines, very good quality.

Snow’s Fancy Pickling—56 days. Shorter than
Chicago Pickle, tapering from blunt end to
tip.

Boston Pickling—58 days. Best for pickling,
especially dill, very productive.

West India Gherkin—60 days. Small, oval,
prickley sort, very distinct in variety, used
only for pickles and then when young.

CORN SALAD

Field Salad—Hardy, used a great deal in win-
ter in place of lettuce. Pkt. 25c..

CRESS

Curled Garden—Used with lettuce, gives a
special flavor. Pkt. 10c; oz. 35c* 4 oz
$1.00.

Water Cress—Adds a pleasant flavor to salads
and is usually sown where there is a good

supply of water. Pkt. 15c: oz. $252 55
oz. $4.00.

CHICORY

French Endive (Whitloof)—Sow in spring,
dig in fall, then place parsnip like roots in
earth where there is some heat, as in green-
house, boiler room, or warm cellar, the root
will then throw out the blanched salad head.
Pkt. (0c? oz. 7534707) $2325.

Asparagus Chicory—Fresh green sprouts are
used when boiled in salt water and served
hot or in cold salad. Continues to throw
new sprouts during season. Pkt. 10c; oz.
6563.4 0z, $2.00:

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Slender tubular leaves are used to flavor
salads to give a delicate onion flavor. It is
a perennial herb and is very useful in the
home garden. Pkt. 15c; V2 oz. $1.00; oz.
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EGG PLANT

Black Beauty—90 days. Dark purple, early
and very productive. Pkt. 10c; Jothcre, Bley
oz. 60c; 4 oz. $1.75.

Improved New York—93 days. Plants grow
low, stalky and branching; good producer.
Fruit is rich purple in color and large. Pkt.
10c: Ye oz: 30c; oz. 50c; 4 oz. $1.50.

COLLARDS

Cabbage—Early growth and best heading qual-
ities of the cabbage; heads are rounded and
of delicious flavor. Pkt.10c;.0z. 15c; 4 oz.
50c; V2 Ib. 90c; Ib. $1.50.

DILL

Mammoth—Plant 2 to 22 feet high, with
leaves cut into thread-like segments. Seeds
very flat, having strong, bitter flavor.
Used for flavoring pickles. Pkt. 10c; oz.
25c* 407-156 boi 5.

ENDIVE

Deep Heart Fringed — All-America Silver
Medal winner 1940. Deep self-blanching
heart. Leaves are cut and curled at the
edges. Ribs are white, free from pinkish
color, and heart is white instead of cream.
Good for home and market gardens. Pkt.
10c: oz. 25c; % Ib. 75c.

Following priced at: Pkt. 10c; oz. 25c;
4 oz, 60c* V2 Ib. $1.10.

Green Curled—_70 days. Center blanched
creamy-white, outer leaves a bright green.

Florida Deep Heart—72 days.
heart and easily blanched.

White Curled—75 days. The leaves are a
light yellow-green which blanches almost
white.

Broad Leaf Batavia (Escarole)—92 days. The
best variety for salads; leaves curled, bright

deep green, inner leaves a creamy white
head.

Has a deep-

DANDELION

Thick Leaf or Cabbage Variety—Used for
spring greens, very tasty when used young.

HORSERADISH SETS

Maliner Kren—The true Bohemian Horserad-
ish, known for its vigorous growth and large
sized roots. We offer only right sized roots
for spring planting. 6 for 25c; 12 for 40c;
25 for 75c: 50 for $1.25.

KOHLRABI

, Following priced at: Pkt. 10c; oz. 60c;
4302, Di tee Ib Ss, 25.

Early Purple Vienna—60 days.
in color, very fine.

Bluish purple

Early White Vienna—Most popular, flesh white
and tender.

Kohlrabi
KALE or BORECOLE

Following priced at: Pkt. 10c; oz. 35c;
4 oz. $1.00; % |b. $1393:

Dwarf Green Curled—60 days. Tender and
very fine flavored; leaves curled, used as
greens.

Tall Green Curled—63 days. Grow about 30
in. high; very hardy, vine an abundance of
dark green leaves.

Siberian—68 days.
and very hardy.

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Following priced at: Pkt. .10c; oz. 75c.

Giant Musselburg—Enormous leaves, mild
flavored; good exhibition variety.

Large Carentan—Favorite for market; thick
large stem of mild flavor,

LEAF LETTUCE

Following priced at: Pkt. 10c; oz. 25c;
a he} SM hay oh

Black Seeded Simpson—Adapted for the home
garden. Large rich green leaves, one of the
most vigorous in hot weather.

Grand Rapids—Light green, curly leaves and
a fine keeper, delicious flavor.

Early Curled Simpson—Early, hardy plant;
forming a mass of compact, yellowish-
green leaves, tender and sweet.

Prize Head—Very early, quick growing, of
excellent flavor and very tender, leaves \ight
green with ragged brown edges.

Fairway’s Early Head

LETTUCE

HEAD LETTUCE

Following priced at: Pkt. 10c; oz. 30c;
4 oz. 85c.

Fairway’s Early Head—74 days. One of the
best loose heading early varieties, fine for
the home garden. Very tender and crisp,
especially adapted for salads.

New York Iceberg Type, Imp.—78 days.
Curled, crisp, heading variety; large size,
dark green.

Improved Hanson—78 days. Plant large with
thick curled leaves, resistant to hot weather
in mid-west sections; sweet, tender heart.

Big Boston—76 days. Head of medium size,
compact, with yellow heart of good quality.

Following priced at: Pkt. 10c; oz. 30c;
4 oz. 90c.

Iceberg—80 days. Forms a tight head and
resists hot weather, an excellent home gar-
den variety.

May King—62 days. To be planted for one
of the earliest producers; good for forcing
or garden planting. Heart is tender and of
a delicate yellow.

California Cream Butter—75 days. Heads
large and globular, with golden yellow inte-
rior. Very popular for all around use.

Imperial 847—-85 days. One of the best all
around varieties, suited for the home garden.
Pkt. 10c: oz.40c; 4 oz. $1.20.

Mignonette—60 days. Excellent quality, head
globular and firm, heart almost white; plant
medium small, compact and leaves frilled.
Pkt. 10c: oz. 40c; 4 oz. $1.20.

ROMAINE or COS LETTUCE
Following priced at: Pkt. 10c; oz. 25c;
Bay ye Esl eh

Paris White Cos—77 days. Forms upright
loose folding heads, inner leaves bleached
white, large size, self closing.

Dark Green—80O days. Earliest of all, very
delicious.

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MUSKMELON

Following priced at: Pkt. 10c; oz. 25c;
4°oz. 15c* VailbS F255:

Bender’s Surprise—94 days. The largest of
the pink fleshed melons, of oval shape,
fairly early, of high quality, has a hard rind
that is coarsely netted.

Hale’s Best—-83 days. Large, early, orange
fleshed melon with a thick delicious flesh,
good for the home garden.

Osage Gem—92 days. Medium size, oval in
form, flesh is thick and firm of a rich sal-
mon color, a good keeper.

Hearts of Gold—-92 days. Fruit nearly round,
finely netted, flesh thick, firm and yellow
shading to pink, very tender,

Honey Rock—90 days. Flesh a salmon color,
has fine tasty, sweet flavor. A very good
seller on the market.

Tip Top—89 days. Nearly round, flesh is
deep yellow, sweet, juicy and of fine flavor;
firm but not hard.

Golden Champlain—87 days. Plants hardy
and vigorous growers, early maturing. Flesh
golden yellow in color, very sweet and
delicious.

Milwaukee Market——87 days. Medium large,
early maturing, pink fleshed melon. Very
good eating, slightly oval in shape with a
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Persian—102 days. This variety must ripen
on the vine to give it a pleasing taste; thick
juicy flesh, bright orange in color, needs
a long growing season. Pkt. 10c; oz. 35c:
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MUSKMELON (Green Fleshed)

Following priced at: Pkt. 1c: oz. 25c:
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Rocky Ford—95 days. Flesh green, very
sweet, of fine flavor and almost round in
shape.

Honey Dew—113 days. A creamy smooth

skinned melon, green fleshed, very sweet
and tasty.

WATERMELON

Following priced at: Pkt. 10c; oz. 20c;
4°07: 50c*«10/ 1b. 50c.

Fordhook Early—85 days. Rich pink’ colored
flesh, very sweet and tasty. Especially good
for the home garden; fruit large and oval
in shape.

Kleckley’s Sweet—86 days. Skin a dark green
and flesh a rich red, ripening nearly to the
rind, oblong shaped, tapering toward the
stem.

Stone Mountain—88 days. A very large
round melon, having red flesh with fewer
seeds than most varieties. Excellent for
home use,

Cole’s Early—80 days. Flesh bright red, sweet
and tender; desirable where the growing
season is short, good producer and hardy.

Following priced at: Pkt. 10c; oz. 25c;
4POFnOUG 4 /27 1. 1 00,

Irish Grey —90 days—Fruit long oval, blunt
at both ends, flesh bright red and well fla-
vored; has few seeds, skin is tough though
thin. .

Kleckley’s Improved—86 days. Fruit oblong,
tapering slightly toward stem end; rind hard
but flesh very crisp, tender and juicy, color
bright red.

Citron—95 days—Used for preserves, not good
unless cooked, flesh, white, firm and solid.

Harris Early—80 days. Medium size, oval,
flesh bright scarlet, black seeded, very tender
and sweet, does well in northern sections
because of earliness.

Following priced at: Pkt. 10c; oz. 25c;_
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Dixie Queen—85 days—Flesh rich red, firm,
sweet and juicy, with small white seeds,
good shipper.

Klondike (Blackseeded)—83 days. Rind dark
green, with bright red flesh, seeds small
and black.

Kleckley’s Wilt Resistant—92 days. Flesh red,
medium size, good producer, strong, hardy
grower, “Pkt Oe: oz. -15¢c3) 4.ozie4 oc.
D7 lby:SUG Aiba bis 5:

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MUSTARD

Following priced at: Pkt. 10c; oz. 15c;
Aioz aoc. vonib. S0c* Ib.. $1.25.

Florida Broadleaf — Upright growing, fairly
smooth deep green leaves, strong quick
grower. 7

Southern Giant Curled—Ready for use in about
six weeks after sowing, large curled leaves,
very prolific, generally used for greens.

White—Rapid growing, upright plant, seeding
quickly; seed light yellow.

OKRA

Following priced at: Pkt. 10c; oz. 15c:
Afozeeoe 2/2) ib. 45c; Ib. 75c.

Dwarf Long Green—Low stocky and produc-
tive with long pods.

Perkins Mammoth Long Pod—Very productive,
medium early, stalks tall, pods long, pointed
and slightly curved.

White Velvet—Stalks rather slender, pods very
large and long, light cream color, very pro-
ductive and early,

ONIONS (Red Varieties)

Following priced at: Pkt. 10c; oz. 70c;
4 oz. $1.90.

Large Red Wethersfield—104 days. Has red
skin, flesh pinkish white, bulbs very firm,
flat and about 2 to 3 in. thick, used mostly
for growing sets.

Southport Red Globe—115 days. Deep red,
thin but tough skin, flesh red tinted white,
and very fine grained, a good winter keeper.

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ONIONS (Yellow Varieties)

Australian Brown—Clear, amber brown, deep,
flat, with white flesh, strong flavored bulbs,
about 2 to 3 in. in diameter. Pkt. 10c;
VAVOZ3 5C7 (027 O06. 1¥ae1b. Slade

Prizetaker—104 days. Yellow globe that ma-
tures to large size, requires a long season and
should be started early. Pkt. 10c; oz. 75c;
AP Oz dih2e 5"

Yellow Bermuda—90 days. A pale straw col-
ored onion grown mostly in southern sections
for shipment to northern markets. Pkt. 10c;
oz. 85c; 4 oz. $3.00.

Japanese or Ebenezer—110 days. Deep, flat in
shape, yellow and very firm, with thick
skin, used mostly for growing sets. Pkt.
lOc; 0z.2:65c:.410z. $1.75:

Yellow Globe Danvers—116 days. A very de-
pendable variety, heavy producer and good
keeper, flesh white and mild. Pkt. 10c;
OZ.4656') 40677052,50,

Following priced at: Pkt. 10c; oz. 85c:
4 oz. $2:50.

Brigham Yellow Globe—Of good keeping qual-
ity and very productive.

Golden Globe—118 days. Rich golden yellow,
firm and hard, heavy yielder and fine keeper.

Ohio Yellow Globe—112 days. Hard solid
flesh, pure yellow in color, bulb medium
large and of good keeping quality.

Southport Yellow Globe—116 days. Large,
well shaped globe onion, heavy cropper, dark
yellow color and good winter keeper.

ONIONS (White Varieties)

White Bunching Onion—100 days. Makes a
white, tender stalk for bunching in early
spring and summer. Pkt. 10c; oz. 85c; 4 oz.

$2550;

Southport White Globe—11]2 days. Round and
of good size, skin pure white, thin and
brittle; good keeper. Pkt. 10c; oz. $1.00; 4
OZ 955.00;

Following priced at: Pkt. 10c; oz. $1.00
4 oz. $3.00

Crystal White Wax—90 days. Very popular
in south. Good for home garden.

Mammoth Silver King—96 days. Largest of
white flat type, pure white skin and flesh,
very mild, fine grained and tender.

White Portugal—105 days. Pure white, sweet,
mild flavor, early maturing; good for green
onions, salads and as they mature for cooking.

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ONION and GARLIC SETS

Onion sets priced at: | Ib. 45c; 2 Ibs.
85c; 5 Ib. or more at 40c per Ib.

White Bottoms—Small dry and unsprouted.
These sets will mature into large globe

shaped onions.

Yellow Bottoms—NMedium sized and dry. Will
mature into large golden skinned onions.

Red Bottoms—Deep red in color, uniform in
size.

Garlic sets priced at: lb. 35c; 2 Ibs. 65c;
5 Ibs. or more at 30c, per Ib.

The best results are obtained only by
planting the best quality sets. The above
are in our estimation of that type. If
larger quantities are desired please write
for quotations.

PEAS (Dwarf)

Little Marvel—60 days. Height 16 to 18 in.,
dark green foliage and pods, seed light
green, medium size and wrinkled, good for
home or market garden.

Giant Stride—58 days. Resistant, heavy
yielder and of fine quality; vine 16 to 18
in. in height, dark green with pods well
filled with peas.

Laxton’s Progress—58 days. The earliest of
the dwarf large-podded peas, growing about
the same height as Little Marvel, wrinkled
seed.

Hundred Fold—61 days. Tall, dark green,
vines about 18 in. high; large pods, good
for home garden or market, wrinkled seed.

Dwarf Telephone or Daisy—70 days. Vines
19 to 23 in. high, pods pale green, well
filled and excellent flavor. Foliage fairly
coarse, light green in color.

Dwarf Defiance or Stratagem—72 days. Vines
vigorous, pods, dark green, large size, and
well filled, sweet and rich in flavor, one of
the best.

Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; \% Ib. 25¢
1 Ib. 40c; 2 Ibs. 70Oc.

American Wonder—57 days. Grow about 12
to 14 in. high, very sweet and best suited
to the home garden, bears very profusely.
It is a true early Dwarf type. Pkt. 10c:
Y2 |b. 20c; Ib. 35c: 2 Ibs. 60c:

PEAS

PEAS (Medium Height)

Thomas Laxton—60 days. Grows 2 to 3 ft.
high, pods medium green, straight, and
Square, nearly round, very popular variety.

Pkt. 10c; % Ib. 25c; Ib. 40c; 2 Ibs. 70c.

Alaska or Earliest of All—vVigorous grower,
about 2 to 22 ft. in height, peas a bluish
color, very good for market or canning.
Pkt. 10c; Y2 Ib. 20c; Ib: 35c; 2 Ib. 60c.

Tall

Everbearing—76 days. Growth vigorous about
3 to 31% ft. high, pods broad, light colored

and, blunt. Pkt, 10¢c;) 14 Ib.) 206 sibmes ee
2 Ibs. 60c.
White Marrowfat—78 days. Vine hardy,

strong, vigorous and light green in color,
pods, broad, thick and leathery, fair quality.
Seeds smooth, large and white. Pkt. 10c;
Y2 Ib. 20c; Ib. 35c; 2 Ibs. 60c.

PEAS (Edible Pod)

Dwarf Gray Sugar—66 days. Very early,
height about 30 in., pods are crooked flat
and broad, used only as an edible pod sort.
Pkt. 10c; Y2 Ib. 25c; Ib. 40c; 2 Ibs. 75c.

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PEPPER

PARSNIPS

Hollow Crown—Large, best known and grown
sort, tender and sugary. Pkt. 10c; oz. SUC!
Boog oc. v2 Ib. $1.25.

Improved Guernsey—Larger in diameter but not
as long as Hollow Crown. Roots easily dug
and of excellent sugary flavor. Pkt. 10c;
Czmeue manor focs 2 |b. $1.25.

PARSLEY

Evergreen—All-America Honorable Mention
1940. Darkest green of the curled types.
Rapid and vigorous grower and is resistant to
frost injury. Deeply cut foliage, dense and
full plants. Pkt. 15c; oz. 20c; V4 Ib. 50c.

Champion Moss Curled—Dark green, finely
cut and curled leaves. Pkt. 10c; oz. 20c;
4°0Z2-50C;

Plain or Italian—Plants hardy, flavor very good,
leaves not curled. Pkt. 10c; oz. 20c; 4 oz.
50c.

Double Curled—Dwarf, bright green curled
leaves. Pkt. 10c; oz. 20c; 4 oz. 50c.

Hamburg Rooted or German—DMostly grown
for its thick fleshy roots which are used
to flavor soups, stews, etc. They are nearly
white in color and grow about 6 in, in
length. Pkt. 10c; oz. 20c; 4 oz. 50c.

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PEPPERS (Sweet)

Fordhook—All-America Bronze Medal win-
ner 1940. Very large and early. A _ pro-
lific variety of rich green~ color, turning
crimson as it matures. Good for market
and home garden. Pkt. 15¢; 2 oz. 60c;
V4 oz. 35c.

California Wonder—vVery thick walled, sweet
artd mild in flavor, plants about 30 in. high,
very strong, upright growth. Makes an ex-
cellent type for stuffing. Fruit dark green
in color turning to a bright red. Pkt. 10c;
iY oz. 40c; oz) 70c; 4 oz. $2.25.

Harris Early Giant—Sparse leaf growth, fruit
medium large, squared, medium thick walled,
bright cherry red color, sweet and mild.
Pkt. 10c; Ye oz. 35c; oz. 60c; 4 oz. $1.80.

World Beater—Good producer and shipper.
Fruit 5 in. long by 3% in. in diameter,
flesh very thick and mild. Pkt. 10c; 2 oz.
25602 SOC Oz aes

Hungarian (Sweet) —Pale green turning to red,
a long slender pepper, often 10 in. in length.
Very sweet, used for canning. Pkt. 15c;
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Ruby King—A very compact and sturdy grower.
Producing a thick fleshed sweet and mild
pepper. Deep green when young, turning
to bright red as they ripen. Pkt. 10c; 2
O28 350 OZ OU 44 02 A b2.25.

Pimento—This is a later variety, good for use
in salads, heart shaped, mild and sweet.

Does not grow very large, good producer.
Pkt. 10c: 2 oz. 20c; oz. 45a; 4 oz. $1.55.

Chinese Giant—-Of the same variety as Ruby
King only larger and more stocky in form,
good producer. Pkt. 15c; Y2 oz. 40c; oz.
PSG: teOLe beet)

PEPPERS (Hot)

Hungarian (Hot)—Long slender type, much
used for canning, fruit very hot, long, pale
green turning to red. Pkt. 15c; V2 oz.
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Bull Nose (Hot)—Bell type pepper, very early.
Ribs are quite strong while rest of fruit is
mild. Deep green turning to scarlet when
they mature. Pkt. 10c; Y2 oz. 3 5e*OZ,
60c; 4 oz. $2.25.

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Cayenne—Long, pointed, red fruit, very hot.
Pkt. 1Oes V2. Oz. 3 9Cs O27 OUC 4078 52:25,

Red Chili—Good producer, fruit small, red and
very hot. Pkt. 10c; V2 oz. 35c; oz. 60c:
4 oz. $2.25.

Tabasco—Very hot, fruit about 1/2 in. long,
3¥g in. thick and red when matured. Pkt.
bOes Vs 07063 5c * 027. 60c4)4- or nei.

PUMPKIN

Sugar Pie—115 days. Fruit small, orange color
fine grained, sweet and delicious, good for
pies Eke OC (07 aL och OZ aoc as oD,
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Large Field or Big Tom—120 days. Used for
canning and stock feeding, very large, aver-
age over 25 Ibs. in weight, flesh is thick,
dry and sweet. Pkt. 10c; oz. 15c; 4 oz.
SUCA woe.

Winter Green or Luxury—105 days. Early
and very prolific, somewhat of the small
sugar type but larger, flesh one of the sweet-
est, used mostly for pies. Pkt. 10c; oz. 15c;
4..0Z, 49¢7 14) Ib.a/ 5c.

Cushaw—112 days. Golden in color, few
seeds, sweet fleshed, rather small and slen-
der, good for pies. Pkt. 10c; oz. 15c; 4 oz.
40c; 2 Ib. 70c.

Large Cheese—Flesh yellow, thick and tender,
fruit flat and dull orange in color, used for
Canning and stock feeding. Pkt. 10c; oz.
PCr 407 eco ey> ID. OUC

Kentucky Field—120 days. Medium size,
Oval shaped, lemon yellow color, very ten-
der. Pkt. 10c; oz. 15¢c; 4 oz. 35c; 2 Ib.
60c.

King of the Mammoth—120 days. The larg-
est of pumpkins, sometimes grown to weight
of 100 Ibs. Flesh and skin bright golden
yellow, flesh thick, tender and fine grained.
Pkt.21 Ge-ta7. *20e: 4025-500" sian beac:

RADISHES

Improved French Breakfast—25 days. Early,
bright rose scarlet with white tips, small
quick grower, fine for home garden. Pkt.
10c; 0oz:' 15¢; 4 oz. 35c: V° lb. 60c.

Early Scarlet Globe—-24 days. Rich scarlet
colored, globe shaped, fine for forcing for
early market, excellent flavor, small top.
very good for home garden. Pkt. 10c; oz.
25c; 4 oz. 50c; Ye Ib. 90c.

Scarlet Turnip White Top—24 days. Crisp,
tender and sweet, turnip shaped, scarlet in
color with white tips flesh white and of the
best quality. Pkt. 10c; oz. 20c; 4 oz. 45c:
Y2 Ib. 80c.

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White Icicle—27 days. This is a radish that
runs true to form. It is the picture of an
icicle in both shape and color, just the type
for continued sowing through the summer.

Pkt. 10c; oz. 20c; 4 oz. 45c; Y% Ib. 80c.

Cincinnati Market—28 days. Tops short and
small, radish long pointed, scarlet; white,
crisp and mild. Pkt. 10c; oz. 20c; 4 oz. 45c;
Yo |b. 80c.

Early Long Scarlet Short Top—25 days. This
is a fine long radish, has a fine flavor, flesh
is white, firm and crispy, good for home
Tae Pkt. 10c; oz. 20c; 4 oz. 45c; % Ib.

Oc.

Crimson Giant—30 days. Roots are a dark
crimson, very firm, white flesh, mild in
Borge Pkts L0cs-0z0-20¢04 07: 45c¢;°.1/: Ib.

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SUMMER RADISHES

Long White Vienna—27 days. Long pure
white, smooth roots, very crisp and tender,
a good summer radish. Pkt. 10c; oz. L5¢s
7.Ozeet 5c. Vs “lban 5c

White Strassburg—39 days. Half long type,

roots large tapering to a point, crisp, firm
white flesh, fairly mild.
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WINTER RADISHES

Rose or Scarlet China—60 days. Skin smooth,
bright rose in color; flesh crisp and tender,
roots cylindrical, tapering sharply to a small
tip, good winter keeper. Pkt. 10c; oz. 15c;
4 oz. 45c; Y2 Ib. 75c.

White China or Celestral—60 days. Large
size, standout white color, flesh firm and
crisp. Pkt. 10c; oz. 15¢; 4 oz. 45c: VY Ib.
Yio ot

Long Black Spanish—62 days. A good win-
ter variety, skin black, flesh white, crisp and
very strong. Pkt. 10c; oz. 15c; 4 oz. 45c;
Vth, 75c:

Round Black Spanish—60 days. The same
type as Long Black Spanish except that the
root is round, keeps well during winter.
Pkt. 10c; oz. 15c; 4 0z, 45c: \% Ib, 75c.

RHUBARB

Victoria Seed—Stalks large, rich red in color,
very heavy and tender, the most popular
strain. Pkt. 10c; oz. 25c; 4 oz. 65c; VY lb.
$1.00.

Victoria Roots—Will produce usable stalks a
year sooner than when planted fiom seed.
Roots 2 for 40c; 5 for 80c; 10 or more
14c¢ each.

Strawberry Roots—2 years old. 50c each;
3 for $1.20; 10 or more 35c each.

SALSIFY or OYSTER PLANT

Mammoth Sandwich Island—Roots 1 to 114
in. thick, 6 to 8 in. long, skin almost white,
mild and well flavored flesh. Pkt. 10c;
Ozemoaue Og. Joc, Yo. |b. $1.40.

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SUNFLOWER

Russian Mammoth—10 in. height, provides
food for birds in late summer, also good
food for poultry. Pkt. 10c; VY Ib. 20c; Ib.
35c; 2 Ibs, 60c.

SWISS CHARD

Lucullus—Strong growing plant, white stalks
and dark green leaves. Pkt. 10c; oz. 25c;
407, (65¢. Gy Ibe S120:

Fordhook—Large growing, very outstanding
type, leaves rich blue green and much
crinkled, thick and fleshy. Pkt. 10c; oz.
250 Ot OO es lba Loe 0.

Long Ribbed White—Foliage used for spin-
_ ach and has a very fine flavor. White
mid-ribs prepared like asparagus. Pkt, 10c;
OZI25C% 4)0z, 65010 4b. bez:

SPINACH

King of Denmark—A long season spinach,
glossy leaves deep green in color and slight-
ly crumpled; plant bushy. Pkt. 10c; oz. 20c;
$507 OUG Mab. 2 hl UU,

Summer Savory—Good producer in summer,
leaves dark green and curled, of excellent
quality: “Pkt lO0esoz)20c$ 4 oz; 50c: Va" Ib;
90c.

Bloomsdale Dark Green—Leaf crinkled, dark
green in Colona PKI. st Ue. loz 20c,, 4 az:
SOc. Van lb oOc:

Bloomingdale Long Standing—tLarge and sa-
vory typed leaves of medium green color.
Slow to seed. Pkt. 10c; oz. 25c; 4 oz. 65c;
VobAjsptuy pyr 6

Nobel Giant Thick Leaved—Medium green
leaves, large, rounded, slightly crinkled, and
tender, good for home garden. Pkt. 10c;
oz. 20c; 4i9z-50c¢3114. [b-:90c.

Princess Juliana—Good sized leaves, dark
green and crinkled. Pkt. 10c; oz. 25c;
AS Oz GONG tr va tbe eS:

Old Dominion (Blight Resistant) —Large dark
heavily crumpled leaves, used mostly for an
early icone sekiowtucs Of. 206"-4. 07.7 50c:
Ya |b. 90c,

New Zealand—A branching plant, growing
very well in summer heat. Pkt. 10c; oz. 35c;
4 oz. 85¢c° Yo Ib; $1.45.

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TOBACCO SEED

Big Havanna—An early variety used largely for
cigar wrappers, because of its large leaves.
Pkt. 10c; V2 oz. 30c; oz. 45c; 4 oz. $1.25;
Y2 Ib. $1.95; Ib. $3.60.

Connecticut Seed Leaf—Hardy, well adapted
for growing in the middle and _ southern
states. Pkt. 10c: Y2 oz. 30c; oz. 45c;
4 oz. $1.25; % Ib. $1.95; Ib. $3.60.

Burley—Popular Kentucky type, used for both
filler and wrapper. Pkt. 10c; V2 oz. 20c;
Oe 50 4 1077) ee oe 1D. to lero De
$3.60.

TOMATOES

The Burbank—60 days. One of the earliest
to mature, medium size, bright crimson,
heavy, solid and meaty. Pkt. 10c; Y2 oz.
306*:0z7 "6504027 $252.5;

Giant Ponderosa—87 days. Large and juicy,
solid meat, delightful, mild flavor, a home
garden tomato. Pkt. 10c; Y% oz. 35c; oz.
60c; aks $2.20,

Earliana—65 days. Early medium size, solid,
red and fleshy. Best of the early type.
Popular home garden. variety. Pkt. 10c;
Voiozras0c toro 0et 4 ozs) 50,

Ox Heart—90 days. One of the largest, heart
shaped, solid, with few seed cells. Pkt.
1Oer¥55 oz. 45-02; 80c. 4’ oz. $300;

Livingston Globe—82 days. Globe shaped,
purplish pink. Plant very vigorous and
productive. Pkt. 10c; Y2 oz. 30c; oz. 50c;
as #2 oy ge he

New Globe—85 days. Ball shaped fruit, skin
purplish pink, flesh firm and contains few
seeds, good cropper. Pkt. 10c; 2 oz. .30c;
oz.) 50c# 407 51 so:

New Stone—84 days. Fruit large, smooth,
solid and deep red, very heavy, vines pro-
ductive and vigorous growing. Favorite
canning variety. Pkt. 10c: % oz. 25c;
oz, 35c; 4 oz. $1.05.

Beefsteak or Crimson Cushion—90 days. Wilt
resistant, late cropper, large fruit, flat, scar-
let and rather smooth. Plant vigorous and
of excellent variety for home garden. Pkt.
Oct tear. 30c!:) oz.7 55¢77 4s a2 e160,

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TOMATO

Nystate—68 days. Good home garden vari-
ety, used for its juice and canning. Fruit
large sized, deep, flat and scarlet red. Pkt.
10c; Y2 oz, 25c; oz. 40c; 4 oz, $1.20:

Bonny Best—68 days. Vines strong and vig-
orous, productive and early main crop vari-
ety. Fruit deep scarlet ripening to stem.
Pkt. 10c; Y2 oz. 25c; oz. 45c; 4 oz. $1.25.

Avon Early—66 days. Fruit uniform, deep
scarlet, medium sized, almost globular in
shape, flesh solid and tender. Pkt. 10c;
WS .67,/30e: 0z.250c? 407 bow

Early Detroit—110 days. Vine vigorous, good
producer, fruit round and globed shaped,
purplish pink in color, firm and solid. Pkt.
10c* 4) oz. 30c*-0z, 55¢:-4 oz Siow

Greater Baltimore—78 days. Very good for
canning, very productive, fruit deep scarlet,
large, deep but flat, very firm and _ solid.
Pkt. 10c; oz. 40c; 4 oz. $1.25.

John Baer—66 days. Early, heavy producer,
fruit deep scarlet red. Pkt. 10c; 2 oz.
20c; oz. 40c; 4 oz. $1.20.

Chatks Early Jewel—68 days. One of the
best early tomatoes, vines vigorous and very
productive, fruit scarlet red. Pkt. 10c;
¥2 oz. 20c: oz. 35¢c: 4 oz. $1.05"

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FAIR WAY’S

Gulf State Market—73 days. Early, very pro-
ductive, fruit medium large, smooth, solid
and free from cracking. Pkt. 10c; Ya oz.
25c; oz. 45c: 4 oz. $1.50.

Dwarf Stone—83 days. Dwarf and treelike,
fruit bright red, flattened globe shaped,
medium large. Pkt. 10c; Y2 oz. 30c: oz.
5567.4 oz. $1.75.

Early Baltimore—70O days. Illinois University
selection, thriving on all soils, smaller fruit,
solid bright color, heavier yielder than Mar-
Pepemerkie Uc 72 .0z. 30c; oz. 50c;
4 oz. $1.50.

Break O’Day—63 days. Wilt resistant, nearly
as early as Earliana and productive as Mar-
globe, fruit large smooth, red and globular.
Used whole for salads or stuffed. Pkt. 10c;
oz 2oc,.0z, 49¢; 4.0z. $1.50.

Pitchard or Scarlet Topper—70O days. Wilt
resistant, heavy producer and color a bril-
liant red, fruit solid and firm, with thick
Walls Pkic 1G; v2" Oz. -25c; oz. 45c;
4027291535.

Marglobe—73 days. Produces large, smooth,
meaty, globelike fruit, scarlet red in color,
suitable for trucking or canning. Resistant
to nail-head rust and fusarium wilt. Pkt.
10Ge We) oz, zac: oz. 40c; 4 oz. $1.25.

Rutgers—74 days. Fruit medium to large,
similar in shape to Marglobe but slightly
more flattened. Good for canning and juice.
Pkt. 10c; VY oz. 30c; oz. 50c¢; 4 oz. $1.45.

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BREAK O’ DAY TOMATO

TOMATOES (Yellow Fruited)

Mingold—Alll-America Silver Medal winner
1940. Yellow in color, fruit smooth, round
and of medium size. With its additional
Vitamin D, attractive color and shapely fruits
it is very desirable for slicing and salads.

Pie ors Ve. O7,, 3590: 02.) 656.

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Golden Ponderosa—86 days. True golden
ponderosa with yellow skin and flesh fruit,
large and somewhat flattened. Pkt. 10c;
a oz,) 4507 02, 60c* 4 0z/) $2475,

Golden Queen—78 days. Large size, fruit
bright golden yellow, thick and meaty, solid
and fleshy, excellent flavor. Pkt. TUG
Wo Oe sem One oUGT 4 Oz mp law os

TOMATOES (Small Fruited)

‘Red Currant—vVery small, bright red.

Red Cherry—Fruit globe shaped, bright red,
growth heavy and good producer.

Red Peach—Fruit peach shaped.

Red Plum—Resembling plum in shape and size.
Red Pear—Fruit 2 in. long, pear shaped.
Yellow Peach—Fruit yellow and peach shaped.

Yellow Plum—Resembling plum in shape and
size.

Yellow Pear—Fruit 2 in. long, pear shaped.

Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; Y2 oz. 35c;
Or, O0cs tore 52-0:

SQUASH (Summer Variety)

Benning’s Bush——White type, small, light
green markings; when this variety matures
it loses its delicate flavor, so must be used
when young and tender. Pkt. 10c; oz. 15c;
4 oz! 40c7 44! Ibi 1 5¢3' Ibi, $14.25.

Early White Bush, Scalloped—55 days. Most
popular of the white summer type, consid-
ered one of the best for stewing, fruit small,
quite flat, and white skinned, flesh light
green, very vigorous grower. Pkt. 10c;
oz: 15¢e* 4 oz. 840c;7 2) Ibe 75cy Jb, $1425.

Yellow Summer Straight Neck—55_ days.
Golden orange in color, fruit warted flesh
thick, light yellow. Much in demand be-
cause its straight neck makes it easy to pack.
Pkt; }0c! ory ) 50744 0z,.90¢% 12-16. 75;

Giant Summer Crookneck—56 days. Large
early and productive. Deep orange skin
and salmon orange flesh. Good for home
and market. Pkt. 10c; oz. 15c; 4 oz. 40c;
Wa: Ib, F1de:

Sweet Potato—55 days. Fine flavor, early
and very prolific, fruit orange yellow,
splashed and striped with dark green, flesh
heavy and solid. Pkt. 10c; oz. 20c; 4 oz.
55c; 2 lb. -95c.

Italian Marrow or Zucchini—60 days. Bush
type, very productive, excellent keeper,
dark green in color, fruit small, very tasty
and tender. Pkt. 10c; oz. 20c; 4 oz. 50c;
Y Ib. 90c.

Cocozella or Italian Vegetable—60 days. Bush
form, very vigorous in growth, fruit dark
green, striped yellow and light green, me-
dium large. Pkt. 10c; oz. 20c; 4 oz. 50c;
WY Ib. 90c.

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SQUASH (Winter Variety)

Banana—110 days. A prolific, oblong type,
having a gray-green shell, solid dry flesh
and small seed cavity. Rather late matur-
ing, good keeper. Pkt. 10c; oz. 25c; 4 oz.
65c; 2 Ib. $1.00.

Blue Hubbard—125 days. Solid orange yel-
low flesh, rind hard and strong, a good
winter keeper. One of the best all around
varieties. Pkt. 10c; oz.

Vo Ibo S101 5.

Delicious—115 days.. Fruit broad, top shaped;
flesh thick bright yellow, fine grained,
fiberless, skin very dark green, thin but
hard. Pkt. 10c; oz. 20c; 4 oz. 60c; % Ib.
$1.00.

Golden Hubbard—110 days. Has shape and
general character of the Hubbard, but is
smaller and of a rich orange color instead
of dark green. Pkt. 10c; oz. 20c; 4 oz.
60c; Y% Ib. $1.00.

Acorn or Table Queen—58 days. Flesh light
yellow, shell dark green, thin and ribbed;
fruit acorn shaped. Trailing variety, good
producer, exceptionally good for baking.
Pkt. 10c; oz. 20c; 4 oz. 50c; 2 Ib. 75c.

Warted Hubbard—120 days. Larger in size
than the Hubbard but more heavily warted,
shell dark green, almost black, in color. Pkt.
10c; oz. 20c; 4 oz. 60c; Ye Ib. $1.00.

Mammoth Chili—120 days. Very good for
exhibition, grown as large as 150 Ibs. in
weight. Fruit quite smooth, with broad
open netting and rich orange yellow color.
Good for stock feeding. Pkt. 10c; oz. PIS es
7°0zZ.. 656/21. 1b,, 51.00.

TURNIPS (Yellow)

Golden Ball—60 days. One of the most deli-
cate and smallest yellow fleshed turnips,
medium size but firm, hard and of good
flavor, good keeper, fine as a table variety.
Pkt. 10c; oz. 20c; 4 oz. 50c; % Ib. 85c.

Amber Globe—75 days.
grained and sweet. Hardy, keeps well and
a good cropper. Good for field crops for
stock. Pkt. 10c; oz. 15¢; 4 oz. 35¢; 4 Ib.
60c.

Flesh yellow, fine

TURNIPS (White)

Purple Top White Globe——55 days. Large,
globe shaped; purple top, lower part white;
flesh fine grained and tender, Best known.

FAIRWAY GARDENS ®

25c; 4 oz. 65c:

SQUASH
Purple Top Strap Leaf—45 days. Tops me-
dium large and strap leaved, roots flat,

white with purple top, flesh white, fine
grained and tender, early producer.

Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; oz. 15c; 4 oz.
30¢: 34, Ib.-50c:

Early Snowball—Medium large, light green
tops; fruit globe shaped, fine grained and
sweet, pure white skin and flesh. Good
table variety.

Shogoin—Quick growing, popular in the south.
Tops tall, bright green, strap leaves, may
be used for greens. Roots smooth, white,
globe shaped and of excellent quality.

Any of the above: Pkt. 10c; oz. 15c:
42 0z 7 A0c aon IbaF0cs

Extra Early Purple Milan—Strap leaved, up-
right growing. Roots white with purple top
and flat; flesh sweet and tender, very good

for early spring sowing. Pkt. 10c; oz. 20c;
ar0zeo0G) Gib. 5c:

Seven Top—48 days. Foliage hardy, used as
greens. Roots used only for stock feeding.
Pkt. 10c; oz. 15c; 4 oz. 30c: % Ib. 50c.

RUTABAGAS

American Purple Top—tTops large and upright,
roots yellow with purple top; flesh pale
yellow, sweet, tender and fine grained, good
cropper and keeper. Pkt. 10c; oz. 20c; 4 oz.
50c; Ya Ib. 90c.

White Swede—Roots white with green tinted
top; globe shaped, fine grained, sweet and
white fleshed. Used for table and stock

feeding. Pkt. 10c: eeewe. ‘
V> Ib. 90c. Mememad aa
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FAMILY AMUNITION
MEANS VITAMINS FROM VEGETABLES

It is essential for all to find some place for a Victory Garden. By growing
your vegetable food supply you relieve transportation facilities and permit
them to be used to supply our armed forces. Do your share by supplying as
many of your needs as possible.

During the past years we have made an extensive study of seed breed-
ing, and we are able to offer you the best seeds that research, testing,
and experience have produced. In this catalog you will find hundreds of
outstanding varieties of flowers and vegetables and we assure you that
the seeds of each are "seeds that have stood the test.”

We urge you to read the catalog carefully. It contains many suggestions
that will be of great interest to the gardener. Should there be some par-
ticular information you want, write us and we will be glad to offer our
advice and comments.

To our old customers we extend sincere thanks for their patronage of
the past and to our new customers we know that we can give complete

satisfaction. G] ‘ | G | |

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INSTRUCTIONS

When ordering please write your name, postoffice and state plainly, as it helps us give
better service in making delivery to you. Would advise sending cash with order by express or
registered mail, by check, or by Postal Money Order. Postage stamps are a convenient and

acceptable way of remitting for small orders. Foreign stamps not acceptable.

All Goods Prepaid, unless otherwise noted.

We ship orders promptly, or notify you if goods are to be sent later. If you do not hear

from us in ten days, please write us at once.

FAIRWAY GARDENS GUARANTEES its seeds to the full amount of purchase price and will
replace same if, through fault of the seeds, results are not satisfactory. But in no case will be
liable for more than the purchase price. It is impossible, as a seller of perishable articles, to be
responsible for what may happen after they leave our hands, so we, like all other American seed
houses, do not assume responsibility as to the crop you may raise from seeds we sell. We should

be notified immediately if seed is unsatisfactory.

This issue of our Catalog cancels all previous prices.

WE OFFER A SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 10% ON ORDERS TOTALLING $2.00 OR OVER

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CELEX GARDEN LABELS

New fast selling popular priced permanent
garden markers. 31/2 inches long with copper
wire attached. Weather mark with ordinary
black pencil writing. May be erased and label
reused. Packed in cellophane bag containing
one dozen labels. One doz. 25c. .

LABELS
Wooden. For Pots.

Unpainted Painted

100 1000 100 1000
4-inch ..... $0.25 $2.00 $0.35 $2.25
Setrich: awn! .30 2.50 .40 2.75
66-inch ace. .35 3.00 50 3.25
F2~inchiee tee .80 7.00 1.25 8.50
Tree, Copper wired. 31% inch. 50, 25c; 100,
45c; 1000, $3.20.
STAKES, Cane—Painted Green.

100 1000

Wo RS gat eh erat ae tee Meier Se WA $1.25 $5.00
AE TEs Sahn eee 1.60 8.00
31! Hin cae. Gee ee 2.00 11.00
Weatherproof Pencils
For marking labels used outdoors. Will not

rub off or fade.
Each, 10c; doz. $1.00.

“"READY-FILLED" ANTROL SET

The Ready-filled antrol set consists of four

patented glass ‘‘feeders’’ filled with regular
Antrol Syrup. Price 40c per set. Also 4 oz.
for 25c pint for 50c.

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“DOGZOFF”

DOGZOFF

Breaks dogs of bad habits. Spray under your
Evergreens and guard them completely against
the depredation of dogs. Non-poisonous. Per
bottle 60c, by mail 70c.

FERTILIZER SPREADER

A Fertilizer Spreader gives better results for
applying fertilizer evenly and accurately. May
also be used as a grass seed sower, giving an
even distribution of seed. Very simple to oper-
ate, easily adjusted. 16 inch width with 16 lb.
capacity. Price $4.00 f.o.b. Park Ridge, Ill.

SOIL SOAKER

For deep soaking, the water method approved
by agricultural colleges and nurseries, now avail-
able for home use. Equipped with regular hose
connection for attaching to hose or pipe. No.
O, 12 ft. $1.40; No. 1, 18 ft. $1.90; No. 2,
30 0ff, 32.905 Nooos 50) feed ee

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A browildiies sn ee nO ir et ss aiep ss 5
Achillea fue fa etcas deen 18
Acrochiniiiiae ice miners oe sik ea oes 5
Adonies cmt ee etna ote te as are 5
Ageratumics «x tie mtn plete see ess 375
Agrostemma.....+---- Mes. s 5
Alyssum ee SPN TU 5 kay SC 5,18
“All-America” Selections. ......... 2
All Summer Garden. .|Inside Front Cover
Amaranthusin citric cen endene ss 5
Anasalllss tcc veer t4 B teres ts. 5
Anchusaits cee anaes tierce eves 5, 18
Annual'Seedsan siete oe 9to 17
Antirchinum ins): « unee sa seas. a ae
Aquilesia = .ice sweuie ne bat at ny os 19
Arabistiee oe seen BUI): here. 18
Artichokes nie inc ins shee peransce oi 99
ASbMPARUS ete ve Pen Nan oa 99
Acsterstect ie ee ets encnas Epes
Asters (HIATOP hs heats rc nial hes 18
Aliorictianniiec seek biotite ou 3s 18
B
Baby's Brea. cas ert cee ee 9, 21
Bachelor's Button (Centaurea)..... TAS
Balloon Wineries ce ls a 6
Balsam eee eile a cian cad csie es
Bears es Pees ee eee 27, 28
Beets tice ne Ne i oar se ts tes
Reganiactotstae Carine Feit Wales srr es 6
Bel liste sae See ines owes oe 6
Bleeding tlearie cel cs ee bre a 20
Boltonia 2 ceo lieeiht cian wares 18
fergie a ACD Pah Rall SS a 34
Broccoli Saas a eit acee 29
Browallimmne rn caret oaere ac 6
Brussels SproutSact eee es eis 99
Bulbs, Summer Flowering... .24, 25, 26
Cc
Caloaai ae cates os meee dae on: 99, 30
Gabbage (Ghinese)oe> cca ote es. 29
Galendilasee aot te ae. he Aa ae i,
CalliGnrisetee eh or acta an hs 7
Céspadulacv i tte ee ee Tita ts:
Ganary.birday ine siete eee crance ao 7
Cancyiore eG ies 6 o's ewes 7,21
Cantalounecn eee rc own aes 36
Canterbury Bells (Campanula). ...7, 18
Cardinal Glimbeteie ie mies 7
Garnations-e mer ry alec intone. 3. Talo
Garrats Meerrertee nee es ccs eee 31
CAStOT ESN tere dhe dee vie 5 ves @
SulihOWersoemeee se Sob oes 3
CIE HlAGan te Rate & cia ete vc bics ers 1
CelePpR eee ae aaea 30/731
GCelosia ee nan een cece ne
Centatreaswa seid ecterew ees 7xepae
Chevillat he SUR rors, o deants's
CHiCOnVe Rene Rete ve, 8 EPs isos 33
Chinese. Forget-Me-Not
Cicwnomiotiuts ie. G cis Co acs Wie 8
hinese Lantern Plant............. 18
GHGee ee es tees co ts Pe eit 34
Chrysanthewnnes wh ccs cola 8, 19
Clarkianie ne tens te oto: Chie 8
leomere a Ror Bes hn oak chs 8
Cobseanen rien oe ene oe eee 8
ee Py oe Ae a ee ee 8
Collardsaenn eee es 34
Colina cir ee ke Co one 8
CélumDitint ie te sh coi ibis clon <> 19
Convenes ionic esos 192
COregonlae cae ks che bees 19
Comhowers tev cus hes 7, 8,18
isin Salad crt hte ps Sin wes 33
OI, TIVONGe ttt. ees ee ewe.
Camis Sweetie. 28 bos ek 31, 32
om, EP fof oe ee (A ee eh 32
‘huts acetic ae OE ee 8
patria LRCENORIODS Coa cet eae 7,8
FOSS Gane chet ce. eet Re i 8 33
Or er ON Ae ee ai ee 33
Cyhoalomsuntae oe. pict rs sk iB
MOTESS ine, tele ol leet idc aoe bev 8
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Pe ee a oe 8
Datbetinaoes ood ok aca ahd ss neg 34
CMRI os ake SKK oen'h6 6 L.a%
AMOE Os he ee ea kes nt
Dianthus Barbatus (Sweet Willian >
Diente eee Nok cle cs on 30
ee bard arate et eee 20
a ites (rox Clove)ic cams xcs ein kes 20
See Py he Peer Pee 34

INDEX

Dimorohatieea +. 5 cin ees een oe 9
Dolchoste alee aiicllecowe. 9
Dusty Miller (Centaurea)......... Tie,
E
EGEIWelSoritnte crits tide ee 90
CTH UPT) eae Bic oe eae err amr aioe 34
NCVER RPE Att iod cans en, eee 34
ESchOlezian vite. c cieks a aie ta iene 9
Escholtzia, Bush (Hunnemannia) yews 10
Etiphorbiasi Aes Po ee 9
F
Fertilizerse wrtcecem tee le eka ck 48
EVE We BNO Se Bs oe ee ee als 9
For-Get-Me-Not (Myosotis)........ 9
Roune Glock. ..o: ken 9
Foxsiove (Digitalis)........-.-+n.. 20
PUN GICId’S. Sera ioe tse We ee ee 48
G
eT T LAYS [ee oS ee 9, 20
Garden Accessories...-.......... 46
Also Inside and Outside Back Cover
Gaxnlicssets wie oes ane 38
GasiPlantastens cantik s cuca aie 90
CSCI a eer estado cia Mette: 91
(GUI, hang co REO dade nee ees 9
Clsdiolismere: otk ot oer es 94
odetianetck. vse ok ame a 9
CSOMDN erate eee ces ee Saas 9
IOUT SHE RRO ee. ite ieee tediorsas 9
Grass Seed i. sane: Inside Front Cover
RSUT BOD are ie he ke eats kes 21,9
H
FelarclysPinkscameatstenn anktiets coc is tarsi. 20
FicianthuSwcms uri Uae eee 10
Flelichrysim= sire oust aes 10
Fleliatroperm cc han eres 10
Fleteropappus:: ©. 44.0 nee ee 10
Plibiseustinc. a: © oo eRe ae es 91
pl onbekwntt an. sa dew er aes Pein: 21
Plorseskadish Setssiet sa cutuertate 34
Tele 2 teat ia= Sin ori has ont ce ae ae RAE A Ba Et 46
lirmultise meen. c coved eh tee. eee 10
Hunnenmannia (Santa Barbara Poppy) 10
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[Be cis eo creek: ate aa ncrcett 91
Ice Plant (Mesembryanthemum)...... Aa
INSeCLICIC ES cow ohne aia Sees
TiS ee ere hee ke S 21,6 25, 9
K
Ka lentte tens tee seat, BUS Wri ake 34
Kochiagee coe ae oe hes ees 10
Kohlraime coco re eats ce oes 34
E
Ica hana Se SA esl tors 10
Parks OU Rene ae ae ee eee oc 10
re age fee ek Reh ree to, asm 91
avatera. coma pole ae eee ee 10
yvernduladnc cook to aatek 91
eek re eae eat eels age: 35
SER a Ns tt the SN gE? NEO ae 35
ST hee SOEs Uta Sai ee Oh see ewe 91
Winatia ore oe ae eon a ares ais 10
[iiclig MMM tae eae ai os: 11, 91
Di riaria Seemn eee ih cele es 91
DINS a heeoe eee ss bie te cles 11, 21
ATT CP Se Sania Ae nr Doe 21
M
RAANBEIS EGE RARE forte awiacatns Viet 29
MarisGla gine sss siexacketdiay eS ait
Marve liotiPeru: iit a hontes eee iylese:
Matthies cn etaetsh ee tid nae tore 11
WMatricartagnniin ees: Ee oo ahs 9, 12
MalonuiNusks ho: sce Seas a ea bs y 36
PACT SURE ies che os cvadennr tai ian 36
Mesembryanthemum. ...........--. 12
Mianonete cts s oie ascents 12
MIGODHOWEL AGG. ee as oeeina 6 oes aie ee I
WIGTRING COIL). cs bs sine «ee auens 12
Mourning Bride (Scabiosa).2, 3, 14, 22
ANSP te Uk eens Cae Unth hae opnern Geeta 37
WAEMOUE LG i bts oeese asa 9,12
N
ON IRETTT GTP ocean neath tee? ee Ee OEE 12
lem eel esr tis vine eine ee Kee alee edad 13

Slemonbilaa athe Serta: eee es 13
PicOliana sath wate ee PRA Oe x ok « 13
Nigella wc a ee ConA he be woo sak 13
Noaveltiesuncs nests or oe oe oa eto. 3
Oo
Clenotherasss os eee a Ate oud 13
Fas Mert eee Lae ee aks 37
CONIONS te Me Ee eo ones bas 37
COMIDA DEtSa leo tee Gao eae 38
Oyster Plant sre ae kok s cae ene os 41
P
PANSY ee cee te Ruy peta ded oe 13
Parslevis ticdie Ch eracued | gee eee 39
ParsnlOceetaoe ce ou ee On 39
Peas ate, sc ed ees na a 38
Pentstemonse mie ete es Bee cae 99
Peper heise cae take oy 39, 40
Perennialsia muse nee 18 to 23
Petunias s.e wake ae eee 5 Fa al [Et
PhiaceliaWeanss . cetera ee on ee 14
Phloxete ete ee ss dee. 9,14
Pinks <i 0s eet Le ae he ae 8,19
Poppy CAnnaldecn ete ts as 14
Poppy Galltorniademri een rae 9
Poppy (Perennial)................ 99
Portulacaas serine o.ctied os cet 14
Primula CPrimrose)e.. ok cute cee odes 992
Pumpkins. ee See tioleeee 40
PY rethrumimse ec tice ce cee eo 99
R
Ractish 3 faheus has Coot ee 40, 41
Red Hot Pokers.triiviets is Spt ees 93
Rhodanithel caterer: Tee th ee 14
Rhubarb gaers neces iret teas Satoh 41
RICINUS ts oe ene” 7,14
Rudbeckiavaeescit ae. ae crete 14, 29
Ritabagatesn es Rees es has 44
S
Salpigiossi$.c tir rae ae ee 14
Salsifynisee ier eens on tcae eae 41
Sal Vialaztoctoimandetoee he sare ak 3, 14, 29
Scalise ge rewc anced sss ae 2, 3, 14, 292
Schizanthusere sete Le cone ees 14
Shastas Daisy. tomiecne ee oa eee 93
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48 FAIR WAY’ S

FAIRWAY’S HIGH GRADE FERTILIZERS

There are three chemical plant foods that are
necessary jo plant growth. Namely they are
nitrogen, phosphates and potash. A well bal-
anced fertilizer is one that contains all three,
and gives to the crop these needed foods. The
formula for fertilizers is usually expressed by
numbers as follows, 10-8-6. The first num-
ber indicates the portion of nitrogen; the
second number the portion of phosphates; and
the third, the portion of potash.

Fertilizer prices include delivery within 5
miles of Park Ridge, Ill., on 25 Ibs. or over.
Smaller quantities, delivered with orders of
seeds, bulbs or supplies amounting to $3.00 or
more, are prepaid. Over 5 miles, fertilizer
prices, f.o.b. Park Ridge, III.

Aluminum Sulphate—For creating acid condi-
tHonvin- thevsollanle iD. t 2G Toaibs a OCs 25
Ibs. $2.00; 100 Ibs. $4.50.

Bone Meal—Steamed. A well balanced plant
food that is easily handled. 5 Ibs. 35c; 25
Ibs. $1.40; 50 Ibs. $2.35; 100 Ibs. $4.00..

Bone Meal, Rose Grower—Quick acting, free
from acid, and well adapted for the home
garden use. 5 Ibs. 45c; 25 Ibs. $1.50; 50
Ibs. $2.50; 100 Ibs. $4.35..

Milorganite—Activated sludge fertilizer, free
of weed seed, very easily used. Will not
burn and feeds over a long time. 25 Ib. bags,
$1.00; 50 Ib. bags, $1.65; 100 Ib. bags,
S20) 31

Muriate of Potash—Can be used liberally espe-
cially for all root crops. 5 Ibs. 50c; 25 Ibs.
D190? #1000 Ibs: 3.55;

Sheep Manure—A pure natural manure, excel-
lent for mixing with soil for greenhouse
plants. It promotes a rapid and steady
growth. For liquid manure use one pound
to five gallons of water. May be used daily
with safety. 10 Ibs. 50c; 25 Ibs. $1.10.
50 Ibs. $1.50; 100 Ibs. $2.25.

Shredded Cattle Manure—No offensive odor,
and when spread over lawn and garden it
works down into the soil and does not blow
away. Manufactured from fresh cleanings
from cattle pens. 10 Ibs. 50c; 25 Ibs. $1.10;
50 Ibs. $1.75; 100 Ibs. $2.50.

Superphosphate—20% available. 10 Ibs. 30¢c-
25 Ibs. $1.00; 50 Ibs. $1.65. 100 Ibs. $2.50.

Sulphate of Ammonia—20 1/2 % nitrogen avail-
able. Used where larger leaf development is
desired and rapid growth is needed. Do not
touch green growth. 10 Ibs. 85¢; 25 Ibs.
$1.80; 50 Ibs. $2.60; 100 Ibs. $3.80.
dco—Make your own manure, in your own
garden. Use your old straw, cornstalks, hay
or dried leaves. Adco contains nothing in-
jurious to health or harmful to animal or
plant life. Full instructions accompany each
order. 712 Ibs. $1.00: 25 Ibs. $2.50:

Nitragin—Garden size. Pkt. 10c; 3 for 25c.
For garden peas, sweet peas, beans, lima
beans and lupines. Each packet will treat
about 6 lbs. of seeds.

Prices subject to change without notice

FAIRWAY GARDENS &

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IMPROVED SPRAY and DUSTS

Add Postage According to Weight and
Zone. Shipping weights, pint, 2 Ibs.; qt.,
3 Ibs. sal@. VOsibs:

Arsenate of Lead (Dry)—For dusting and
spraying. Solves the problem of controlling
practically all leaf-eating insects. 2 Ib.
carton, 20c; 1 lb. carton, 35c; 4 Ibs., 95c.

Black Leaf 40—Is a solution of Nicotine
Sulphate. It is highly recommended as a
spray for soft bodied insects. For spraying
only. Be sure to follow directions care-
fully. 1 oz. bottle, 35¢c; 5 oz. canjss0@
makes 40 to 100 gal.; 1 Ib. bottle, $2.40,
makes 40 to 200 gal.; 2 Ib. can, $3.60,
makes 200 to 500 gal.

Bordeaux Mixture (Dry) —In_ self-dusting
package; can be used dry or as spray;
when used as spray dilute 1 to 8. Lb.,

35c; 4 Ibs., 90c.
Fish-Oil Soap—For washing trees, vines and

plants to prevent and destroy insects. Lb.,
30c;. 5 Ibs:, $1.40; JO lbsi¢ aac:
Flowers of Sulphur—For dusting. Lb., 15c;
5 Ibsi,-60c3" 1 Oalbsvarnic Om:
Lime Sulphur (Solution) —A_ remedy for
fungus diseases and San Jose Scale. Per

qt. can, 50c; 1 gal., $1.35; 5 gal. can,
$4.50. ;

Lime Sulphur (Dry)—Acts the same as the
solution. Per Ib., 35c; 5 lbsaus isa

New Evergreen Spray—Non-poisonous spray
effective against all injurious worms, bee-
tles and aphids. No spreader needed.
Directions on every package. Oz. bottle,
35c; 6 oz. bottle, $1.00; 16 ozsbores
Ary de,

| Nicotine Pyrox—For chewing and_ sucking

insects.

20: oz) Jfar,,60c¢ Svibs 2.00

Paris Green—A poisonous insecticide in pow-
der form; for chewing insects. 4 Ib., 20c;
Ya Abe 9 Cee lo see

Pine Tar—For tree surgery. Stops bleeding
of the sap. Pint, 40c; qt., 75c; gal., $1.75.

Pyrex—kKills all leaf-eating insects; destroys
fungus growth, blight and rot. Mixes
easily in cold water; does not clog spray
and sticks to foliage. 5 Ibs. $2.00; 10
Ibs. $3.50.

Red Arrow Garden Spray—Pyrethrum & Rote-
none Non-poisonous, kills by contact, does
not burn or stain tender foliage; oz. will

make 4 to 8 gals. of spray. Oz., 35c;
4 oz., $1.00; pint, $2.85: qt., $5.40.
Selocide—kKills red spiders. Gallon, $4.00.

Slug Shot—Destroys potato bugs and_ those
insects On tomatoes and egg plants, currant

worms, cabbage worms and lice. 1 Ib.,
30¢; 5 Ibi tin’ $1.20;

Tobacco Dust—5 lIbs., 40c; 10 Ibs., 75c;
100 Ibs., $4.25.

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Fulton’s Plantabbs is the only tablet form plant
food containing Vitamin B:. Fulton’s Plantabbs
supply a complete balanced plant food of the
high analysis 11-15-20, therefore when com-
bined with Vitamin Bi produces _ startling
results. Vitamin B: contained in Plantabbs
is a pure crystalline powder that remains fresh
and potent at all times. Must not be con-
fused with medicine tablets for humans which
contain vitamins. Plantabbs are strictly for
Plants and Flowers, both indoors and garden.
Plantabbs with Vitamin Bi makes vastly stronger
root growth.

In boxes of 30 Tablets, 25c; 75 Tablets, 50c;
200 Tablets, $1.00.

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Powder No. 3, 1 OZMatiOiae tea ee ee ee ee. 1.00

Combination Carton

Contains a package of each of the three Hormodin
Powders sufficient to treat hundreds of cuttings,
per carton

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Larger sizes of Hormodin Powder and Hormodin ‘‘A’’
Liquid available, in proportion, for commercial users.

FACTS ABOUT HORMODIN
Hormodin Powder and Hormodin Liquid are root-
inducing chemicals which stimulate rapid root growth
on cuttings. Many plants formerly impossible to
propagate from cuttings may now be rooted with the
aid of Hormodin.

HORMODIN POWDER
Since different plants require different treatments,

Hormodin Powder has been developed in _ three
strengths, paralleling the range of hormones in
nature.

POWDER No. 1
A general-purpose powder especially good for carna-
tions, roses, poinsettias, chrysanthemums, and similar

types.
POWDER No. 2
Designed for many of the woody and semi-woody

types.
POWDER No. 3

Designed for the more resistant species including
many evergreens and dormant leafless cuttings.
The treatment is simple. The moistened stems are
dipped into Hormodin POWDER (tap gently to re-
move excess powder), then placed in the usual propa-
gating medium.

HORMODIN “A” LIQUID
The liquid form of Hormodin is applied as a dilute,
water solution. It offers the possibility of treating
cuttings with any desired concentration at a cost of
only a fracton of a cent per cutting.

Complete directions with plant name list, and a con-
venient measuring vial are included in each package.

VIRORO A AND LOMA

These excellent plant foods are ex-
pected to be prepared from new formu-
las and permitted to be sold for any
garden use. Write us for full particu-
lars. We will be glad to pass them on
to you when we have been informed
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““NEW PLANT LIFE”
The original liquid plant food blooms and
grows wonder plants.
‘NEW PLANT LIFE’”’ grows and blooms plants
far beyond the housewife’s fondest expectation.
Economical, odorless, easy to use, will not
burn. It grows al! plants with equal success.
A bottle of this concentrated liquid makes a
sufficient supply for several hundred applica-
tions. Twenty years of actual proof.
Prices: Small Size, 25c; Economical Size, alee
Quarts, Gallons, etc., available. .
(Add 10c for Postage)

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Time SAVER FO WERS

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Irrigate your garden correctly. Save time and
labor. Full volume delivered without force.
No washing of soil—no damage to tender
plants. Waterwand weighs only a pound.
Easy to handle. Reach the backs of your deep-
est flower bed. May be left on the ground for
long deep soaking. Waterwand irrigation en-

courages deep sturdy roots, makes plants
drought resistant and longer-lived. Every gar-
dener needs a Waterwand.

52 inch length recommended size eh P4518,
35 inch length for potted plants ..... 2159
19 inch length for bench work ...... 2.50

Fits standard garden hose.

A TWIST OF THE WRIST

AND THE PLANT IS TIED .. . ‘Twistems’ are
dark green strong tapes with wire reinforcing
that make perfect plant ties. No twine or
raffia or shears needed. For annuals, perennials,
shrubs, vines and vegetables, excellent for ar-
ranging flowers. For nurseries, estates or ama-
teur gardeners.

'TWIST-EMS'

Box of 125, 8 inch size, 25¢
Box of 250, 4 inch size. 25c¢

SUDBURY
CLUB
MODEL

SOIL
TEST
KIT

$4.75

This new model in the famous Sudbury line
gives a complete season of soil testing at a
far lower price than ever before. Makes 50
individual tests for nitrogen, phosphorus,
potash and acidity, showing how to lime and
fertilize for best results. Easy to use. Cased
in handsome sturdy imitation leather. Made
by the maker of professional soil test kits

used by experiment stations, nurserymen,
growers and greenskeepers throughout the
country.

The Sudbury Club Model Soil Test Kit complete
with instructions and helpful chart, $4.75.

Other Sudbury Soil Test Kits from $2.00 to
$18.50.
Testing Fluid for Refills—Specify whether for

nitrogen, phosphorus, potash or acidity. 2 oz:
(5Ce Goes Sia:

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