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Catalogue of tl?e Joseph fiarris 5^ Qompaqy. 
which, have very large, beautiful flowers, and arc best 
grown singly, or in small groups. 
Mark off a large bed in rows fifteen to eighteen inches 
apart, each way, and put three or four petunia seeds at 
each corner where the rows cross. Cover very lightly, if 
at all, with fine soil. As soon as the plants appear, pull 
out all the weeds, and ultimately thin out all the plants 
except one in each hill. Hoe frequently and you will 
have a mass of the most showy and attractive flowers. 
Dunnett’s New Hybrid, Striped and Blotch¬ 
ed— The best of seed, just imported. Three packets, 20 cts; 
packet, 8 cents. 
Striped and Blotched Petunia, 
The single varieties embrace two distinct classes. The 
small flowered class, which are very attractive and effect¬ 
ive in large beds or masses, and the large flowered class, I 
Double Flowering Fringed Petunia. 
New Single Fringed Petunia. 
TRIUIiRDEAU OR GIANT— The largest of all 
pansies. They are real giants. Mixed colors. Try them. 
Three packets, 50 cents; packet, 20 cents. 
New German Pansies— The choicest and best of 
seed. Large, beautiful flowers. There is nothing finer. 
Three packets, 25 cents; packet, 10 cents. 
All the above four varieties, mixed— 3 packets, 
25 cents ; packet, 10 cents. 
Petunia. 
Fine Double Mixed Petunia. 
There is no more beautiful and popular flower than the 
Petunia. We take great pains to get the best and choicest 
seed. The seed of the double varieties is immensely ex¬ 
pensive, and should be sown with care. Our Petunia seed 
is purchased from Benary of Erfurt, one of the best grow¬ 
ers in Europe. 
FINE DOUBLE MIXED —This is re¬ 
markably choice seed. It is a mixture of all 
the finest and handsomest double varieties. 
Imported this spring direct from Erfu,rt. Pack¬ 
et, containing fifty or more seeds, 15 cents. 
