Sweet Peas Up-to-Date, With a Complete Description of All Known Varieties, Including Novelties for 1910

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Etna.* (Laxton, 1892.) A dark brownish crimson and violet. E.
Lvelyn Breadmore.** (Breadmore, 1906.) Blush white slightly tinged pink. S. H.
Evelyn Byatt. (Watkins & Simpson, 1906.) Stan- dard scarlet orange, with rosy wings. E.
Elfrida.* (Johnson, 1904.) Primrose, lightly striped rose. E.
Evening Star.* (Vaughan, 1904.) Primrose, shaded light pink. E.
Fairy Queen.* (Haage & Schmidt, 1872.) White with faint carmine pencilings on throat. E.
Fascination.* (Eckford, 1900.) Magenta mauve; wings dee...p mauve. H.
46 GENERAL LIST OF SWEET PEAS Fashion.* (Burpee, 1899.) A soft shade of reddish lavender, deepening at base of standard. Similar to Colonist. H.
Finetta Bathurst.** (Bathurst-Mackereth, 1908.) Pure white. E.
Firefly.* (Eckford, 1893.) Scarlet crimson. E.
Flora Norton. (Vaughan, 1904.) A beautiful rich lavender, almost a bright blue. E.
Florence Frazer.** (Vaughan, 1904.) Standard bright crimson rose; wings white tinged pink. E.
Florence Molyneaux.** (Dobbie, 1905.) Cream flaked with rose.

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