Quadricolor 
Yellow Throated 
Hybrid Compact 
Giant Dble Fringed 
PETUNIA FINEST NAMED VARIETIES 
F I were asked to select the best all-round flower for the ordinary home, I would un¬ 
hesitatingly name the Petunia, and especially the Dwarf Compact Single-flowered. The plants are 
readily started from seeds, soon come into bloom, becoming a glowing mass of exquisite, showy, and 
deliciously fragrant flowers, and remaining so throughout the season if not allowed to exhaust themselves 
by seeding. The plants will endure more neglect, suffer less from either wet or dry weather, and prove decorative 
to a degree surpassing that of any other flower. Then, too, when once given a garden bed it will provide an 
abundance of plants every spring from self-sown seeds. Still more, if plants are cut back and potted in Autumn, 
they will continue to bloom in a sunny window during winter. Could we say as much for any other flower? 
" ' ' ' ^-- , ' w> — J ~ 1 -Multiflora, spotted and starred, splendid mixture. 
Norma, free-flowering; violet blue with white star. 
Rose of Heaven, fiery rose, free and long-blooming. 
Snow Queen, large pure white flowers, floriferous. 
Stellaris, rose, star-like with white stripes, splendid. 
Venosa, beautifully veined in prettiest shades; fine. 
Complete Mixture of the above 1000 seeds; 1-32 oz 15c. 
Balcony Petunias. These grow in prostrate form, the 
branches long and drooping, especially adapted for 
porch boxes, pots, baskets and urns. I offer the fol¬ 
lowing: White, Rose, Dark Red, Red and White 
starred, Violet blue and Mixed. 100 seeds. 
Hybrid Compact, hhp, 1 ft. 1000 seeds, each variety. 
Adonis, carmine-red with white throat, attractive. 
Belle Etoile, white star on purplish-crimson ground. 
Brilliant, free-flring, brilliant carmine, white center. 
Erfordia, Rosy Morn, brilliant rose with a broad 
white throat, beautiful, profuse bloomer; excellent. 
General Dodds, darkest red, pots or beds, admirable. 
Gloria, dazzling carmine-rose with white throat; fine. 
Inflata, purplish carmine, for balconies and baskets. 
Lord Courtney brilliant rose with yellow throat. 
Maculata, striped andblotched, magenta red; white. 
Marginata, firs red with green margin, odd, showy. 
KELWAY’S and BENARY’S FINEST GIANT PETUNIAS 
These Gfant Hybrids are robust in growth and develop flowers both single and double, of enormous size, most 
beautiful, rare and vivid combinations of color. They will be a revelation to those who know only the old-fashioned 
Petunias. The seeds here offered are of unsurpassed quality. There’s none betteratany price. 
Kelway’s Perfect Model, Magnificent large flowers, Kelway’s Choicest Double Fringed, large-flowered, 
from selected plants, beautifully striped, 100 seeds. selected and saved with greatest care, mixed. 30 seeds. 
ICelway’s Choice Single Fringed, exquisitely cren- Benary’s Giant Double, superb mixture of all giant- 
ellated, finest colors in splendid mixture, 100 seeds. flowd double Petunias, rich variety of colors. 30 seeds. 
Kelway’s Royal Blue, true velvety blue, exceedingly Petunia Hybrid Double, Small-flowd varieties. 50 s. 
free-blooming, unsurpassed for beds or borders. 75 s. 
Kelway’s Giant, complete mixture of Kelway’s Giant 
flowered single Petunias, plain and fringed. 100 seeds. 
Erfurt Dwarf Compact Double-ruffled, free and long 
blooming, rich colors, veined, blotched, throated. 100 s 
SPLENDID DOUBLE PETUNIAS 
Lady of the Lake, pure white, large, fringed. 25 seeds. 
Brilliant Rose, charming color, showy, fringed. 25 s. 
Kelway’s Perfect Model, carefully fecundated from 
finest double flowers, brightest colors mixed. 30 seeds. 
Azaleiflora, 14 in. high, pure white, very pretty. 
Striped and Blotched, free-blooming, fine mixture. 
Lilliput, 10 in, seifs, spotted and striped, fine colors. 
Hybrid Double Mixed, free-blooming, fine for beds. 
NOTE, Seeds of Double and Large-flowered Petunias require to 
be sown with special care, and those who do not have the 
patience to sow such seeds should get the small single-flowd 
compact varieties. These Double Petunias are all produced 
by careful hand fecundation, and it is criminal to get them 
and plant in a box or bed as you would plant Phlox or Zinnias. 
New Giant Perfection. The latest in Annual Phlox. 
Plants grow 9 in high, branch freely, and arc literally 
covered with huge broad clusters of showy firs, very 
rich and varied in color; making a marvelous display 
in beds or pots. Colors: Pure White, Violet, Yellow, 
Blue, white eye, Purple, Dazzling Red, Fiery Scarlet, 
Rose, Scarlet, white center, Salmon Rose. 75 seeds. 
Complete Mixture, 150seeds; 1-16 oz. 15cts. 
PHLOX Drummondii 
This is one of our best annual flowers. 
At the North plants should be started in beds or 
boxes and transplanted, but at the South the seeds 
may be sown in the fall where the plants are to bloom. 
They mostly reseed, and cover the ground with vol¬ 
unteer plants. They like rather sandy, rich soil, and 
will grow in any garden. Seedlings begin to bloom 
when quite small and continue throughout the season 
The bright flowers in many colors and variegations 
appear in big, broad clusters. A carpet bed of the 
plants in special colors makes a glorious display. 1 
offer choice new-crop seeds of the finest races, and 
can supply the colors separately or all in special mix¬ 
ture. They are hardy annuals and can be sown early ; 
plants grow onefoothigh; set plants six inches apart. 
Improved Grandiflora, 1ft. Splendid large flowers in 
big broad clusters; one of the finest for beds and bor¬ 
ders. exceedingly showy when grown in masses. All 
the brightest and best colors mixed. 200 s. 1-8 oz 25c. 
Firnbriata, 1 ft, beautiful fringed, fine mixed. 100 seeds 
Cuspidata, 1 ft, starry sorts in mixture, showy. 100 s. 
New Dwarf Compact, 6in, very attractivei n beds or 
pots, finest mixture of ail choice colors. 150 seeds. 
