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MlNNEAPOLIS, MINN. 



PETUINIAS 



Anatone.Wash. 

 Jan.. 1^«j.— "The 

 Petunias I had 

 of you last year 

 were the finest I 

 ever saw. 



Mrs. Mary A. Woriuell. 



Sidney. Tex., Jan.. 1900.— "I had beau 

 tiful Phlox and Petunias from your seed last year." 

 Mrs. Cassie Johnson. 



Marshall. Mich., April, 1900.— "I would not be without 

 your little Culture of Flowers.' It is worth many times 

 the amount of my ordsrs." Mrs. C. B. Powers 



Giants of California. 

 „ (Single.) 



This mixture will give as handsome Petunias as were ever produced. 

 Some will measure four or five inches across, the corollas being ruffled, 

 fluted or fringed, with extremely deep and large, open throats. Thev ap- 

 pear in many shades and combinations, striped, blotched or solid in color. 

 1§?1 each one a --thing of beauty" and a perpetual delight. 



The seed is rais-d by parties who have been experi- 

 menting in Petunias for several vears and who have 

 won a wide reputation for their beautiful produc- 

 tions. They grow also for the Eastern seedsman. 

 hence this is the same strain von would set in that 

 market. Mixed. Pkt.. 8 ctsl; 2 pkts. : 15 CtS. 



Giants of California. 

 Double. 



What is said of the above applies also to this class. 

 Flowers deeply and finely fringed and of beautiful 

 varieties. Double Petunias seed only by hand fertili- 

 zation, hence the seed never has quite so much vital- 

 ity as that of the common variety, and does not all 

 come double. This seed will give a good percental 

 of beautiful, double-fringed flowers. Those that 

 come single will be of choice varieties. Mixed. Pkt.. 

 ■Is. 10 ctS.; 2 pkts.. 15 CtS. 



Double White. Pkt.. 40 seeds, 10 cts. 



Petunia Inimitable. 



Nothing makes a finer show in the garden than a 

 fine strain of Petunias. Throughout "the summer 

 they give a wonderful wealth of color. Don't give 

 up your space to faded-out blossoms, when new and 

 choice varieties may be obtained for a few cents. 

 This mixture will give various solid colors, stripes. 

 and includes also the beautiful --Star Petunia. "Mixed. 

 Pkt., 3 CtS.; 2 pkts., 5 cts. 



Liiiput Petunia. 



Otherwise listed as the"Dwarf Inimitable"and--Star 

 Petunia.*' The plants are compact and completely 

 covered throughout the season with richly colored, 

 starred and mottled flowers. No neutral shades in 

 this mixture, but vivid crimsons and magentas and 

 beautiful pink shades. For all common purposes 

 this is reallv the most desirable petunia I offer. 



Pkt., 4 cts. 



Snowball Petunia. 



A Liiiput Petunia growing eight 

 or ten inches high, bearing hun- 

 dreds of beautiful white, satiny 

 blossoms. Fine for edgings. 



Pkt., 4 cts. 



>"ew Trier. Minn.. Feb.. 1900; — "My Pansies last year were beau- 

 tiful, as were my Double Petunias." Caroline Ke'lef 



