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Camiell & Sons’ Complete Seed Guide. 
H.H.p. Petunia grandiflora ft. pi. Aurora — Tlio flowers are of 
medium size and of a channiuK delicate rose colour veined with crimson- 
purple, thus making a very attractive combination, l.s, (id. per pkt. 
H.n.c. Petunia " Giants of California”— A new strain. Most of 
the flowers are exquisitely fringed on the edges, and are very large, often 
measuring 5 inches across. Some of the colour* are rich and gorgeous, ami 
othersof lovely delicate shades ; some, have cluirming deep throats of yellow, 
white, black, green, or maroon, combination^ quite new in 1’etunia.s ; the 
flowers, moreover, are of great substance and very deep throated. A strain 
of incomparable beauty and luxuriance, i\nd also remarkable in manv 
respects. Per packet of Iho best varieties, mWd. l .s 
We can also sui>ply the named hybrid.s of especial merit — Aurora, 
Midmghty and Snowstorm, Is. tid. per pkt. each. 
H.H.p. Petunia Grandiflora Fimbriata — Flowers are of great 
size; the colouring of the throat extends to the middle of the petals. 
Unusually beautifully veined, and the colouration of flowers rose, crimson, 
and purple lines, which reflect a metallic tinge. Is. and 2s. per pkt. 
H.H.P. Petunia Grandiflora Fimbriata fl. pi.— Large-flowering 
double-fringed Petunias. Is. (id. and 2s. per pkt. 
H.H.p. Petunia Hybrida Grandiflora Violacea fl. pi.— 
Handsome and distinct- variety of the largest flowering class, with deep 
violet flowers. Al^out 30 per cent, of the. seedlings hear double flowers, 
and the remaining single ones are of the same rich and effective shade 
of colour, l.s. 6rf. per pkt. 
PETUNIA HYIiRIDA. KANA COJIPACTA. 
Cannells’ Double Petunia. (Finest collection in"the World. 
H.H.p. Petunia Hybrida Nana Compaeta (Dwarf inimiiable 
Petunia)— Each plant forms a complete arid densely branched bnsh, 6 to 
8 inches high by as much in diameter, resembling a natnrally-grown bouquet. 
Flowers a brilliant cherry-red, and each one is marked with a regularly- 
formed white star. Profuse bloomer; seedlings, when only 3 inches in 
height, begin to unfold their charming flowers. 1.-!. -per pkt. 
H.H.p. Petunia Nana Compaeta Multiflora fl. pi. (Lilliput, 
double) — Producing dwarf and dense bushes upon which are home very 
numerous and exceedingly pretty small double flowers of the most charming 
shades of ^colour; they are in part spotted and striped, and part self- 
coloured, giving the plant a very pleasing appearance. 1*. and 2s. per packet. 
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