Keywords: Everything for the garden (16205087637).jpg 118 <br> EVERYTHING FOIR THE QA3RDEH « Flower <br> A Collection of <br> Grandiflora and Unvvin Sweet Peas <br> The overshadowing size and beauty of the Giant Waved Spencer <br> Sweet Peas has gradually reduced the demand for most varieties of <br> the Grandiflora and Unwin types so that we now offer only a list of <br> these limited to the popular cheap sorts for sowing in quantity for <br> ��cut flowers though they are also very effective for garden decoration <br> and may be grown with less care than the Spencers need to produce <br> their best results A packet of Grandiflora Sweet Peas is sufficient <br> for 10 to IS feet of single row; an ounce for 30 to 40 feet and a pound <br> for 500 to 600 feel of row <br> Prices Delivered free in the U S <br> Blanche Ferry The popular old pink <br> and white ; rose-pink with blush-white <br> wings <br> Dorothy Eckf ord For years the best white <br> Eckford <br> Emily Henderson A pure white sport <br> from Blanche Ferry and possessing the <br> same profuse-flowering qualities <br> Frank Dolby Unwin Large waved <br> flowers of light lavender <br> King Edward The splendid old rich <br> crimson-scarlet <br> Lady Grisel Hamilton or Improved Count- <br> ess of Radnor Beautiful silvery- <br> lavender <br> Lord Nelson Rich indigo-blue <br> Lovely Warm rose-pink deeper than <br> Prima Donna <br> Miss Willmott Orange-rose <br> Nora Unwin Pure white large waved flowers <br> Prima Donna Exquisite clear light pink <br> Henderson's Mixed Grandiflora <br> Sweet Peas <br> This unsurpassable mixture is a studied <br> formula containing correct proportions of <br> various bright colors and shades supplying <br> a harmony of brilliancy <br> Pkt <br> Oz <br> MLb <br> 3c <br> 15c <br> 40c <br> Sc <br> 15c <br> 40c <br> Sc <br> 15c <br> 40c <br> 5c <br> 20c <br> 60c <br> 5c <br> 15c <br> 40c <br> 5c <br> 5c <br> 15c <br> 15c <br> 40c <br> 40c <br> 5c <br> 5c <br> 5c <br> 5c <br> 15c <br> 15c <br> 20c <br> 15c <br> 50c <br> 50c <br> 60c <br> 40c <br> 5c <br> 15c <br> 30c <br> Henderson's Leaflet <br> How to <br> Grow <br> Sweet Peas <br> includes new inform <br> mation on the subject <br> and how the English <br> grow big ones for <br> exhibition <br> Free to <br> Customers when <br> asked for <br> Early and Winter Flowering Sweet Peas <br> This distinctive class of Sweet Peas is valued for earliness of bloom when grown <br> out of doors and for their winter flowering qualities when grown in greenhouses <br> They begin blooming according to the variety � in from 8 to 12 weeks from seed <br> sowing Under garden culture the plants are dwarf branching bushy and bloom <br> extravagantly though the blossoms are not as large nor the stems as long as those of <br> other types of outdoor Sweet Peas Their whole character seems to change how- <br> ever when grown under glass especially if trained to a single stalk then they <br> eventually grow very tall The first flowers appear low down and others develop <br> along the plant as it grows often to a height of 10 to 12 feet Thus a succession of <br> flowers is produced all winter long and these flowers are very large and have long <br> stems See cut <br> Prices Delivered free in the U S <br> Christmas Pink Rose color standard and blush-white <br> wings ; large open flowers ~ <br> Earliest of All The earliest strain of Blanche Ferry <br> and a popular pink and white <br> Earliest Wnite The earliest flowering strain of Emily <br> Henderson ; pure white <br> Earliest Sunbeams Bright primrose-yellow open formed <br> flowers <br> Le Marquis or Christmas Navy Blue Deep indigo- <br> purple flowers <br> Mont Blanc Christmas White or Florence Deuyer A <br> little larger but later than Earliest White <br> Mrs Alexander Wallace Exquisite pinkish-lavender <br> Mrs E Wild Rich carmine-rose color <br> Mrs F J Dolansky Pure bright pink <br> Mrs Hannan Deep rose-pink <br> Mrs William Sim Rich salmon-pink long stemmed flowers <br> Mixed Early Flowering Sweet Peas For garden culture <br> Pkt <br> Oz <br> KLb <br> 10c <br> 20c <br> 60c <br> 5c <br> 15c <br> 50c <br> 5c <br> 15c <br> 50c <br> 5c <br> 15c <br> 50c <br> 10c <br> 20c <br> 60c <br> 5c <br> 15c <br> 50c <br> 10c <br> 20c <br> 60c <br> 10c <br> 20c <br> 60c <br> 10c <br> 20c <br> 60c <br> 10c <br> 20c <br> 60c <br> 10c <br> 20c <br> 60c <br> 5c <br> 15c <br> 45c <br> Lb <br> 2 00 <br> 1 50 <br> 1 50 <br> 1 50 <br> 2 00 <br> 1 50 <br> 2 00 <br> 2 00 <br> 2 00 <br> 2 00 <br> 2 00 <br> 1 25 <br> SWEET PEAS FOR PROFIT' <br> A Practical Guide to the Most Up-To-Date Methods <br> under alass in winter and in the open air in summer <br> PRICE 1 50 POSTPAID 43874910 149634 78295 Page 118 Text http //www biodiversitylibrary org/page/43874910 c1915 10 5962/bhl title 78295 Henry G Gilbert Nursery and Seed Trade Catalog Collection ; Peter Henderson Co NameFound Grandiflora NameFound Prima NameConfirmed Prima Foord 2008 Biodiversity Heritage Library Everything for the garden 1915 Garden Stories Books Bulbs Plants Catalogs Equipment and supplies Flowers Gardening Lawn mowers Seeds U S Department of Agriculture National Agricultural Library bhl page 43874910 dc identifier http //biodiversitylibrary org/page/43874910 bhlGardenStories BHLinbloom bulbs plants u s department of agriculture national agricultural library bhlgardenstories bhlinbloom Information field Flickr posted date ISOdate 2015-01-28 Check categories 2015 August 25 CC-BY-2 0 BioDivLibrary https //flickr com/photos/61021753 N02/16205087637 2015-08-25 02 52 59 cc-by-2 0 PD-old-70-1923 Everything for the garden 1915 Photos uploaded from Flickr by Fæ using a script |