THE WILLIAM MACDONALD SEED CO. 
PETUNIA HYBRIDA PENDULA (BALCONY PETUNIA) 
Price Price 
Per Oz. Lb. 
Alba, (Balcony White). 2.00 25.00 
Black Prince, deep velvety red. 3.20 40.00 
Cornflower Blue, rich blue. 2.40 30.00 
*I)amask Rose. The large flowers (three to four 
inches in diameter) are the most brilliant Tyrian 
Rose shade with a distinctly veined design of a 
deeper shade Spectrum Red and resembles a beau¬ 
tiful damask figure. The throat is very small and 
of a light color.2.00 25.00 
Purpurea, (Balcony Crimson). 1.60 20.00 
Rose, (Balcony Rose). 2.00 25.00 
*Netted Blue Gem. A striking new color in the bal¬ 
cony group; bred with extra long branches which 
will enhance its value for window boxes or bas¬ 
kets. The color is a steel blue beautifully netted 
or veined with a deep violet. The attractive 
flowers are larger and cluster together making a 
mass effect of gorgeous color. 
Netted Blue Gem has another virtue inasmuch as 
it comes practically 100% true to color and habit. 
This netted beauty will become the favorite of 
this most popular petunia. 2.40 30.00 
Star of California, violet white star. 2.00 25.00 
Venosa, malva pink veined. 2.00 25.00 
*Violaeea Improved, (Balcony Blue).. 2.40 30.00 
Mixed, blended from named varieties. 1.20 15.00 
Price Price 
1/16 oz. oz. 
PETUNIA GRANDIFLORA. Large Flowered Single 
Admiration, (Balcony Queen) velvety blue, white 
spotted or star. 2.00 25.00 
Brilliant Rose . 1.30 16.00 
Dwarf Pink Glory (Diener’s). 2.40 30.00 
Elk’s Pride, velvety violet. 1.30 16.00 
Giant Pink Glory . 1.30 16.00 
Purple Prince .65 8.00 
Steel Blue Veined . 1.30 16.00 
White Cloud, pure white, dwarf compact.25.00 
Mixed.65 8.00 
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Sydney, Australia 
December 10, 1936 
“The Sweet Pea trials of Bridesmaid, Sequoia, etc., turned out 
very well. Many flower growers call to see these Sweet Peas and 
my business with your firm has considerably increased.” 
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