Garden, field and flower seeds . flower trade. Pink and white, mixed, packet 10cts. Red, packet 10 cents. MEW DW/\RF SWEET PEA ... pink: CUPID Grows only 6 to 8 inches high ; foliage dark green. The plantspreads to ISiinches in circumference, sending up strong stems bear-ing 3 or 4 blossoms close to the end. The standard is a bright rose-pinkwith wings pure while or light pink, large and of fine form. The plant is , and the introducer states Pink Cupid is easyto grow anywhere. The seed is black and requires no special care inplanting. Per pkt., 15 cts., 2 pkts. for 25c. Dwarf Sweet Pe
Garden, field and flower seeds . flower trade. Pink and white, mixed, packet 10cts. Red, packet 10 cents. MEW DW/\RF SWEET PEA ... pink: CUPID Grows only 6 to 8 inches high ; foliage dark green. The plantspreads to ISiinches in circumference, sending up strong stems bear-ing 3 or 4 blossoms close to the end. The standard is a bright rose-pinkwith wings pure while or light pink, large and of fine form. The plant is , and the introducer states Pink Cupid is easyto grow anywhere. The seed is black and requires no special care inplanting. Per pkt., 15 cts., 2 pkts. for 25c. Dwarf Sweet Pea GCPID A new Dwarf White Sweet Pea, growing-only five inches high, with very dark green foli-age ; blossoms pure waxy-white, of full size. Thedwarf plants are from ] 2 to 15 inches in diameter,having stems about 4 inches long, bearing 2 or 3^blossoms close to the end of the stem. It is afree bloomer from May until September. Thelarge seed is white. Full-sized packets, 5 cts. ;.oz., 15 cts ; lb., 35 cts. ; lb., $, A magnificent new class of Carnations that are, withoutexception, the most abundant bloomers ever introduced. Thedouble flowers are most beautiful, varying through manybeautiful shades of reds, white, pinks, variegated, etc.; theyare of perfect form and large size, and Avhat is of special value,the calyx never bursts. They bloom in 4 months from thetime of sowing the seed and continue to flower until checkedby frost. The plants are of very strong habit, branching di-rectly above the ground ; vigorous stems which are self-sup-porting. They embrace a fine range of brilliant colors, arevery free flowering, and are certainly a novelty of unusualAlerit. PiU.,10ct6.
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