All About Sweet Peas
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American Belle. A new sport of Blanche Ferry, with blotched wings and almost scarlet stan- dard. Is offered this year by W. Atlee Burpee & Co.
4. * APPLE BLOSSOM. Shaded pink and rose.
Large and well named.
5. * Blanche Burpee. (1894.) A very large Dure white from white seed. (Award of Merit.) 53 54 ALL ABOUT SWEET PEAS.
6. *THE BELLE. (1894.) Not described.
7. BLACK. (Invincible Black.) Dark maroon- brown standard, wings blue.
8. Blanche Ferry. (Blushing Bride, Improved Painted Lady.) Very pop...ular; pink and white. An American variety.
9. BLUE EDGED. Still listed, but does not hold distinct from Butterfly.
10. * Blushing Beauty. Soft pink of expanded form.
11. *BOREATTON. Very dark. Deep maroon self.
12. * Bronze Prince. Not listed by Mr. Eckford now.
13. BUTTERFLY. White, blue edged, shaded and laced later with blue.
14. '-CARDINAL. Intense crimson-scarlet.
15. Captain Clarke. (Tricolor.) White, stand- ard penciled and flushed with carmine, wings blue edged. Often sold for Lottie Eckford by mistake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
American Belle. A new sport of Blanche Ferry, with blotched wings and almost scarlet stan- dard. Is offered this year by W. Atlee Burpee & Co.
4. * APPLE BLOSSOM. Shaded pink and rose.
Large and well named.
5. * Blanche Burpee. (1894.) A very large Dure white from white seed. (Award of Merit.) 53 54 ALL ABOUT SWEET PEAS.
6. *THE BELLE. (1894.) Not described.
7. BLACK. (Invincible Black.) Dark maroon- brown standard, wings blue.
8. Blanche Ferry. (Blushing Bride, Improved Painted Lady.) Very pop...ular; pink and white. An American variety.
9. BLUE EDGED. Still listed, but does not hold distinct from Butterfly.
10. * Blushing Beauty. Soft pink of expanded form.
11. *BOREATTON. Very dark. Deep maroon self.
12. * Bronze Prince. Not listed by Mr. Eckford now.
13. BUTTERFLY. White, blue edged, shaded and laced later with blue.
14. '-CARDINAL. Intense crimson-scarlet.
15. Captain Clarke. (Tricolor.) White, stand- ard penciled and flushed with carmine, wings blue edged. Often sold for Lottie Eckford by mistake.
What to read after All About Sweet Peas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hutchins, W. T. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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