KosoHiU. Kans. 1912.— "I liad tlio Urecrt, prttticst 37- 
nd richest Pttaniaa last year fitimyoiirsocJs I ever saw. '* 
—Mrs. Eliza J. Cox 
GIANTS OF CALIFORNIA, 
Single Mixed 
This mixture will pivo as linmlsome 
petmiius IIS any on tbe market. Sume 
will nii-'asure four or livt? inches across, 
the corollas being iniffled, UuieU or 
fringed, with extreniL-ly deep and 
large open throats. They appear lu 
many shades ami comhinatJons, strlj)- 
i'd, blotched or solid In color. The 
seed is raised by experts wlio have 
won a wide reputation for their beau- 
tiful productions. Splendid mixed. 
Pkt.. 150 seeds, 7c; 2 pkts., 12c. 
Foxboro. Wis. May 1912.— "Tlic (lowers raised 
rroiii your Doublo Petunia Wlto iho nitwt bt-auti- 
tul sliadea I eVcr saw. Tlji-y wt-ro adniiretl by 
ftU who saw them." — iliss Kitty Uuuicr. 
MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. 
Clanis of California, Single 
BEDDING PETUNIAS 
Potunlns nrc often coiisldrriMl t(M) coniuinn 
to j?row, Itut oin" of llie prettlfst Uoral hIkIiIm 
of iho pn»t summer wiiH u Iwiilevartl, Hklrtlnt; 
llic strci't thn li'tij-tli of a i-llj- loi, luniiseil 
with I'l'tunliiB from my «p<'clnl mixed Ktralii. 
Tbo newer kinds itrt* so pretty one cannot af- 
ford to miss tbe brilliant display n small out- 
lajr will furnish. 
Petunia, Blotched and Striped. 
Benntlfully sirlpid and mottled. Including 
non'ard*8 Star, tbe baiKlsomest starred va- 
riety. I'kl., 4(>0 seeds, 6c: 'i, oz., 16c. 
Petunia. Liliput Mixed. "Dwarf 
Inimitable." C4>niimct plants: covered tbri>UKb- 
out the season with richly self-colored, starred 
and mottled flowers; b<-flt for beddlDtr. Pkt., 
400 seeds, 6e; 2 pkts.. To; Vin o*-, lOc 
BUekw.n. OkU. — "AfUr Irylotlerain-Xcxnllow.n from 
.wl ohtalnMt from fcVpfal dltr.rrnt hfnt^, I trffd s l»ek- 
*■» o< juan and m nKeeMtal." Mn. E. W. Jackioa. 
Double 
Pelunia 
GIANTS OF CALIFORNIA, 
Double Mixod 
I have taken uttiiost pnlns to 
Hoeure tlie v<'ry lii'st striilim of 
Double Peluiibi, and In order to 
olTer my piitrons the biindsoniesi: 
viirlelles have mixed the slrains 
of llireu exjiert (trowers, who Inivo 
tievoled .vears to tbe deveioimieiit 
of tbesB larKe-llowerlni; fancy I'e- 
InnluH. Not all come doidile, but 
tbe seed will give a uood iiereeiil- 
uku of deeply frliit'od, tiouble llow- 
ers, In llie brlKblesl robirs and 
most beaulltiil ilms. Tlioso that 
come Hincle will be of i liolee va- 
rlelles. Tiie ibiwi'r.f In ilu> cut 
al«jve were from one of inv grow- 
ers. Pkt., 50 seeds, lOo; 2 pkts., 
17o. 
Double White Petunias 
Very doubio and lienutlfully 
frhiKcd. I'kl., 10 seedH, lOo. 
AtUntn, Oq. — "I woi to iilrU'-d with tlin Ki>,r Morn IW 
tuiilft thmt 1 got /rum yuu tliat 1 niu aKaiii i<r<li ring miiii<." 
Urn. 0. lU SlDckrr. 
Petunia Rosy Morn. Rplendid for bed- 
dlnir, iniltlnK or edslnKi. Tlie little plant la 
envered with myriads of ileiicate pink Ilnwera 
throuBhout the sennon. Ily far the hand- 
somest named variety and a decided ro«c- 
plnk. Pkt.. 31)0 seeds, 6o. 
Snowball Petunia. Dwarf nlantn ivilh 
myriads of pure white flowers; flno for an 
wlKliiB. Pkt.. .'lito seeds, So. 
Petunia, Splendid Mixed. RolliI col- 
ors, striped and star I'etniditH. I'kt., 400 seeds, 
4o; 2 pkts., 7o: hi, ox., 16o. 
Special Mixed Petunia. All my sin- 
gle strnlus mixed, IncludInK Slncle OIntils of 
fsllfornla. I'kt., 4(J0 seeds, 6o; Via on., 15o. 
free It 
"Culture of Flowers" 
•My 
naked for wltli an order of 'ile or over. Spe- 
cial illrecllons for irrowlni; s<'ed of I)ouiili> 
Petunia and all grecnhoutc ur window plants. 
