PETUNIA 
Petunia "Flaming Velvet” 
« y /# Nine out of the ten 
XtiM'lr /m judges voted a total 
yW °f Puiu^s to this 
rk/\ Jfich and bril- 
liant, velvety, 
r" N I>1«> mS-rcd liy- 
' : =aKfef_V brief petunia. 
N. V. Sluis & Groot, 
Enkhuizen, Holland, 
the firm who raised 
and introduced this 
Gold Medal Winner, 
I lip M report stocks of this 
delightful novelty 
6 j-«$gps v/ 1 y'\J extremely short, and 
t - /,c P ) we would advise you 
IMe/ to order at once, for 
if when our present 
j j supply is exhausted we will have no 
y j more until next seaso n. Avoid disap- 
IJ pointment, order NOW, No. 2620, Pkt.25c. 
First YELLOW 
Petunia ever gro¬ 
wn. It took ISod- 
ger, of Calif 1, ten 
years to develop 
this Award of Mer¬ 
it Winner. You 
and your friends 
will be thrilled 
with these deli¬ 
cate, yellow, sin¬ 
gle fringed flow¬ 
ers, early summer 
to frost. Supply 
extremely limit¬ 
ed. 2621, Pkt. 25c. 
PETUNIA Giant Flowered 
This is a special well 
balanced mixture of 
light and dark colors, 
including pink and rose . 
shades, fringed and 
ruffled, with attractive YSlMyZB 
deep throats, m any c 
beautifully veined. 
Plants start readily 
from seeds, endures i) jv\ 
moisture, drought, hot Mmw'JM 
sun, cold and neglect 
better than any other 
annual flower. Fine for pots in winter. 
Piifkgem” Petunia 
New 
Fii-st of a Clianiiiug' New Baee of miniatures 
Fine for pots in winter. 
No. 2014, Pkt. 15C ; 1-32 oz. 75c; 1-16 oz. $1.35. 
Selected All QfTftO Pill 
Color Mixture ^ £ &.S.2LAIPAL 
An Unusual Flower for Vou 
a The fantastically 
S^ArfcVyj fringed and starred 
petals of this attract- 
JSSff ive annual Phlox will 
Jf 'give you a distinctly 
different flower for 
your garden this year. 
This mixture 
includes a lar- 
stnlt'* : ‘W g'e r a n g: e of 
J soft, velvety 
sliades. Pink, 
mtffWs) rose, and red, either 
alone or in combina¬ 
tion, some with bright eyes and white borders. 
No. 2150, Pkt. 10C; Ys oz. 25c; % oz. 40c. 
Forming a neat compact plant 5 to 6 ins. high, literally 
smothered with deep pink blooms. A plant S ins. in 
diameter will carry as many as 25 to SO blooms in flow¬ 
er at one time. Individual blooms are two ins. In diam¬ 
eter. This rutniature Petunia is Indispensable for bor¬ 
ders, window boxes, pots, rock gardens and bedding. 
No. 2236, Pkt. 15c; 1-32 oz. 35c; 1-16 oz. 60C. 
Large Flowering 
Perfection Phlox 
For Brilliant and 
Constant Display 
Seed may be sown In 
open ground as soon as 
danger of frost is past 
and in a few weeks beds 
will be a mass of color. 
A good bed of Large 
Flowering Phlox is a 
sight that dazzles the 
eye with its brilliancy. 
For showy beds plant 
thi6 fine mixture. 
Large Flower¬ 
ing. No. 2154, Pkt. 
10 c; i/s oz. 20 c. 
Dwarf Large 
Flowering. Splen¬ 
did for borders. No. 
2158,Pk.l0c;%oz.20C 
Superb Hardy 
PHLOX 
(Phlox Decussata,' 
Will Add Rich Color to Your Carden 
No flower holds such sentiment¬ 
al interest as the Phlox. This old- 
fashioned favorite, with its delicacy 
of fragrance and strength of color, 
adds more to the import¬ 
ance of a garden than any 
other perennial. W e offer 
lovely colors in our Superb Hybrid 
Mixture. Slow to germinate but 
well worth waiting for. 
No. 2446, Pkt. 15c; 1-16 oz. 
25c; % oz. 45c. 
Baekgrounds^'lJBe PIllIM P©PPy 
A perennial of the Old World that readily 
adjusts itself to the New. Flanto rap. 4-o*- ■ 
idly attain a height of from 6 to 8 
ft. Leaves are large, silvery underneath. 
pale green above, similar to a Blood Hoot 
leaf. In August small creamy-white flow- S&mCT' 
ers bloom in great terminal plumes. Very hwS?'. 
showy addition to the perennial border. raZ 
Bocconia 
Cordata 
No. 2447, Pkt. 10c; 'A oz. 30c; l / 2 oz. 50c. 
EVERY FOURTH PACKET IS FREE 
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