. Page's seed annual : seeds, bulbs, plants, roses, fruit-trees, vines. Nursery stock New York (State) Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs. ^5S5F^iyyy^=y^!y^^^-^r--»"-''- 9979 ^999999999999999999999999999S^9^^^j^^ f -«SWEET PE,AS.*~ 1 WE DON'T—Claim to lead the whole world in Sweet Peas. We don't claim we are the only place from which anyone can purchase first-class stock. We don't claim we have more varieties or better kinds than anyone else in the seed trade. WE DO—Claim that we have all of the choice varieties
. Page's seed annual : seeds, bulbs, plants, roses, fruit-trees, vines. Nursery stock New York (State) Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs. ^5S5F^iyyy^=y^!y^^^-^r--»"-''- 9979 ^999999999999999999999999999S^9^^^j^^ f -«SWEET PE,AS.*~ 1 WE DON'T—Claim to lead the whole world in Sweet Peas. We don't claim we are the only place from which anyone can purchase first-class stock. We don't claim we have more varieties or better kinds than anyone else in the seed trade. WE DO—Claim that we have all of the choice varieties, both of the old and new sorts, and that we handle as good seed as can be obtained, that each season we handle several thousand pounds and know that we are in a position to offer as choice seed and at as reasonable prices as anyone in the seed trade. Small pkts. contain from 60 to 100 seeds, an ounce from 300 to 375 seeds. BLUE, AND PURPLE. 1514. Capt. of the Blues—A most distinct, large flowering variety; flowers abright purplish blue, wings a lighter shade. 1516. Navy Blue—A distinct novelty of recent introduction and claimed to be the only, really time blue Sweet Pea grown. Pkt. 5c, oz. 10c, % lb. 25c, }4 lb. 40c, lb. 75c. LIGHT SHADES OF PINK. 1530. Katherine Tracy—We consider this one of the handsomest pink Sweet Peas grown. The color is a soft but brilliant pink. The plants are strong and give a wonderful profusion of flowers, which con- tinue until the end of the season. 1549. Royal Robe—Soft, light pink. It would be considered the best of the pink varieties, except that it never comes entirely true from seed, only about 75 per cent, being true Royal Robe. 1531. Lady Beaconsfield—A large, handsomely formed flower; the standard is bright but delicate salmon-pink, while the wings are primrose-yellow. 1547. Romona—White, striped with light pink ; large, finely formed Navy blue 1517. Modesty—A new variety, with larere flow- ers borne on long st
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