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CURRIE BROTHERS COMPANY, MILWAUKEE, WIS. 



PETUNIAS 



Large-Flowerins Petimia. 



PORTULACA. 



Rose Moss. 



Popular hardy annuals, producing flowers 

 of almost every hue in the greatest profu- 

 sion; succeed best in warm sunny places, and 

 will hardly ever suffer for the want of mois- 

 ture. 



SINGLE PORTULACA. 



Pkt. 



Pure White 5 



Golden Yello^v 5 



Rosy Purple 5 



Criiusoii, The-lliisonii 5 



Splendid Mixed — All colors. Vi oz. 35c.. 5 



DOUBLE PORTULACA. 

 Large Flotverlng'. 



Flowers of the double variety make a 

 grand display, remaining open all day in the 

 burning sun. 



Choice ailxed, pkt. lOo; 3 pkts. 20c; Vs 

 oz. 50c. 



Highly ornamental and profuse flowering, easily cultivated garden favor- 

 ites. No garden is complete without one or more beds of them and their 

 dainty texture and brilliant coloring add materially to the beauty of vases 

 and window boxes. The seeds of the double Petunia do not possess as much 

 vitality as those of the single, and a good deal of care must be used to get 

 them to germinate, nor will they all come double, in fact, the weakest plants 

 must be saved for double flowers. H. H. P. 



10 



15 

 5 

 5 

 5 



10 



SINGLE PETUNIAS. Pkt 



Larg-e Flowering, Finest .Mi.xed — From a collection of superbly bordered, 

 striped and spotted flowers 



Large Flowering, Fringed, Finest Mixed — A lovely strain with fringed 

 and frilled edges, very distinct and beautiful, coming true from seed 



Fine Mixed — Splendid varieties. % oz. 25c 



Hj-brida, Finest Mixeil — Striped and blotched varieties; % oz. 35c 



H jbrida Alba — Large pure Avhite 



Hybrida — Rose 



Ne^v Star — The ground color is dark crimson-maroon. From the center 

 starts a five-pointed star, which is a very light blush pink, sometimes 

 almost white 



ROSY MORN — An extraordinarily free-flowering single dwarf variety, 

 which has recently become very popular. The color is a clear, rosy 

 pink with white throat, and the medium sized, flowers are produced in 

 such dense masses as to completely hide the' foliage. Fine for beds, 

 boxes and borders 15 



BALCONY PETUNIAS. 



Beautiful, single flo^vered hanging or trailing varieties unequalled for 

 window boxes, vases, hanging baskets, etc. 

 Blue, Crini.son, Rose, ^Vhite, each per packet 15 



GIANTS OF CALIFORNIA. 



These wonderful Petunias have been specially selected and improved in 

 California by a specialist, and are now^ famous for their great size, beauty of 

 markings and combinations of color. Many have daintily fringed edges, 

 others are ruffled and frilled and are exceptionally lovely. 



Pkt. 



Giants of California. Mixed — 2 pkts. 25c. 15 



RulHed Giants, Mixed — 2 pkts. 25c 15 



DOUBLE PETUNIAS. 



Currie's Large Ploivering Fringed, Choice Mixed — Our double-fringed Pe- 

 tunias ■will produce 30 to 40 per cent of fine double-fringed fiowers; 

 the weakest seedlings should be carefully preserved, as they invaria- 

 bly produce double fiowers 25 



Inimitable — Saved from carefully fertilized flowers and will produce a 

 large percentage of doubles 25 



Lady of the Lake — A large, pure white 

 variety, very beautiful 25 



PENTSTEMON. 



These handsome herbaceous plants are 

 deservedly growing in favor for bedding 

 purposes. Sown in February in the house 

 or hot-bed will flower during summer and 



fall. H. P. 



Pkt. 

 Choiced Mixed 10 



Single Portulaca. 



Platycodon, 



PLATYCODON. 

 Chinese Bell Flower. 



An exceedingly attractive class of hardy bor- 

 der plants, closely resembling the Campanulas, 

 with which thev are often confounded. 

 Grandiflorum — 3 feet. Blooms continuously 



all summer. Blue, AVhite and Mixed. 



Each 10 



PERILLA. 



This ornamental plant makes a fine contrast 

 with any of the light or silver-leaved plants 

 used for lawn groups or ribbon borders. H. H. A. 



Pkt. 



Laeiniatu.s — Cut-leaved variety 5 



Nankinensis — 1% feet 5 



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