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BUTTERFLY OLD SPICE #SW105<br />
The Old Spice types carry intense fragrance, and Butterfly is no<br />
exception. White blooms are tinged with lavender toward the petals’<br />
edges. Introduced in 1878, by Suttons of England. Pkt $2.50<br />
CHOCOLATE STREAMER #SW150<br />
Gorgeous, chocolate-speckled blossoms are fragrant. Rare and unusual.<br />
These will steal the show in your home or market garden. Pkt $3.00<br />
CUPANI ORIGINAL #SW131<br />
The original strain of sweet pea, sent to England in 1699 by Franciscus<br />
Cupani, a Sicilian monk. Colorful burgundy and purple bi-color<br />
blossoms with a very strong fragrance. Pkt $2.50<br />
FLORA NORTON #SW111<br />
Lovely clear-light-blue flowers, that have a powerful fragrance.<br />
Introduced by Morse-Vaughan in 1904. Delightful. Pkt $2.50<br />
HENRY ECKFORD #SW158<br />
Named after Mr. Eckford himself. The vines produce loads of<br />
spectacular bright orange flowers! One of the most beautiful we sell.<br />
Pkt $2.50<br />
LATE SPENCER CHOICE MIX #SW133<br />
The mix includes selections from the entire range of the Spencer types:<br />
pure white, dainty bicolor pinks and salmons, scarlet, burgundy and<br />
midnight purple. The Spencers were among the earliest large-flowered<br />
types; all are heavily ruffled; fine for cutting. They tend to carry a moderate<br />
fragrance. Pkt $2.50 or 1 oz $6.50<br />
MELODY MIX #SW154<br />
A new series of sweet peas bred in Australia by Keith Hammelt.<br />
Gorgeous bi-colors that are perfect for your flower sales! Truly stunning.<br />
All seven stupendous bi-colors are in this mix, and these fragrant<br />
flowers are sure to please! Pkt $2.50<br />
OLD SPICE MIX #SW122<br />
A gorgeous and fragrant mix of the finest sweet peas. Selected from<br />
varieties dating 1901-1907, has many brilliant shades of colors. Great heat<br />
resistance. Modern varieties are just not the same. Pkt $2.00 or 1 oz $6.50<br />
PAINTED LADY #SW135<br />
One of the most fragrant sweet peas, the flowers are striking bi-colored<br />
deep pink and white. This variety is quite old, dating to the 1730’s. It is<br />
becoming very popular with seed savers and is a very good producer of<br />
flowers with rich, old-time sweet scent. Pkt $2.50<br />
PERENNIAL SWEET PEA MIX #SW156<br />
(L. latifolius) Hardy perennial. Sow in place fall or spring. Here is the<br />
wild sweet pea that comes in pink, red and white. Long blooming vines<br />
are very drought and winter hardy. Slow to germinate; soak 24 hours<br />
before planting in early spring. Beautiful clusters of blooms but are not<br />
fragrant like annual sweet peas. Pkt $2.50<br />
PRINCE OF ORANGE SPENCER #SW164<br />
Late-flowering “multiflora” type, producing large, many-flowered<br />
trusses. This one is pure, clear orange, having flowers of excellent<br />
substance. Pkt $2.50<br />
ROSE PINK MAMMOTH #SW165 New!<br />
Very large, mildly fragrant blooms on long stems, but with a difference:<br />
these are shaded white towards the center of each precious, deeply<br />
ruffled bloom. Pkt $2.50<br />
ROYAL FAMILY MIX #SW155<br />
A standard old selection; needs to be grown in cool spring weather.<br />
The flowers are very large and solid colored. Sweet fragrance and very<br />
beautiful. Many stunning colors. Pkt $2.50<br />
TASSEL FLOWER<br />
IRISH POET #FL790<br />
(Emilia javanica) Beautiful bright orange variety for naturalistic gardens.<br />
This annual has long stems and small, bright orange flowers in clusters.<br />
These flowers were once described as the windswept hair of an Irish<br />
poet. Suitable as a specialty cut flower, it is a colorful filler for summer<br />
bouquets. Grow in full sun in a soil with good drainage. Tassel Flower<br />
was introduced to England from Asia in 1799 and was also known as<br />
“Flora’s Paintbrush” in Victorian times. Pkt (150 seeds) $2.50<br />
Sasha harvesting<br />
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