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FLOWER SEEDS
PETUNIA
Useful and hig-hly ornamental free flower-
ing plants, gTowing almost anywhere, pro-
ducing- an abundance of brilliant colored
flowers througiiout the season until frost.
Care should be taken with seeds of the double
sorts, as they do not germinate as easily as
the single, nor will they all produce double
flowers.
SINGLE LARGE-FLOWERING
PETUNIAS
Pkt.
Largest Flowering, Finest Mixed — Hand-
somely striped, bordered and spotted,
the tliroat being distinctly veined. .. .$0.10
Largest Flowering Fringed, Finest Mixed
— A beautiful strain, the edges of the
flowers being distinctly fringed and
frilled 15
Ginuts of California — Mammoth flowers
of many beautiful colors 15
Ruffled Giants — Very large flowers, the
edges of which are beautifully frilled
and ruffled 15
The two Giants, 1 pkt., each, 25e.
Balcony Dark Red — A splendid free-flow-
ering type eitlier for bedding or for
window boxes, vases, hanging bas-
kets, etc.; flowers average 3 inches
across 20
Balcony Rose — Brilliant rose-pink; very
effective .20
Balcony AVliite — The pure white form... .20
A packet each of the above 3 Balcony
Petunias for 50c.
SINGLE-BEDDING PETUNIAS
Hybrida, Choice Mixed — Medium sized
flriwers striped and blotched. % oz.,
35e 05
Pine Mixed — Of good bright colors. %
oz., 25c 05
Howard's New Star — Early and profuse
bloomers. Color purplish - crimson,
with a distinct flve-pointed star in the
center, changing from white to pink. .10
Rosy Morn — Soft carmine-pink with
white throat; makes a very dainty and
at the same time effective border. %
oz., 75c 10
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