Pine 
Grove. 
Ill., 1899 
Your seeds 
are the best; 
andcheape t 
I ever tried. 
Mrs. O. H. 
Davis. 
Single Petanias, JVTixed 
A mixture of my four kinds of single 
Petunias. Pkt., 5 cts. 
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. They ap¬ 
pear in many shades and combinations, striped, blotched .or solid in color, 
each one a “thing of beauty” and a perpetual delight. The seed is raised 
by parties who have been experimenting in Petunias for several years 
and who have won a wide reputation for their 
beautiful productions. They grow also for the 
Eastern seedsmen, hence this is the same strain 
you would get in that market. Mixed. Pkt., 
8 cts.; 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 fertilization, hence the seed never has 
quite so much Vitality as that of the common var¬ 
iety, and does not all come double. This seed will 
give a good percentage of beautiful, double- 
fringed flowers. Those that come single will be 
of choice varieties. Mixed. Pkt., 50 seeds, 10 cts. 
Double White. Pkt., 40 seeds, 12 cts. 
PETUNIA INIMITABLE. 
Nothing makes a finer show in the garden than 
a fine strain of Petunias. Throughout the sum¬ 
mer 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. 
LILIPUT 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 crim¬ 
sons and magentas and beautiful pink shades. 
For all common purposes this is really the most 
desirable petunia I offer. Pkt., 4 cts. 
Lisbon, Me., 1899.—The seeds I got from you last year 
did finely. My fringed Petunias were beautiful. 
Mbs. E. H. Lunt. 
SNOWBALL PETUNIA. 
A Liliput Petunia growing eight or 
ten inches high, bearing hundreds of 
beautiful white, satiny blossoms. 
Fine for edgings. Pkt., 4 cts. 
