F. E. MCALLISTER, 22 DEY ST., NEW YORK.—HIGH GRADE FLOWER SEEDS. 
53 
per pkt. 
Snow Queen. $0 10 
Light blue. 10 
Blue. 10 
Black blue. 10 
Emperor William. Ultramarine blue. 10 
Lord Beaconsfield. Rich purple violet. 10 
Faust. Jet black. 10 
Purple. Gold edged. 10 
Violet. White edged. 10 
Peacock. Deep violet petals; blue center. 10 
Quadricolor. 10 
Variegated. Striped. 10 
Yellow. Pure. 10 
Purple stained. 10 
Cardinal. Scarlet.. 10 
Victoria. Brilliant red. 10 
Odier. Very beautiful blotched variety. 25 
Cassiers. Three and five spotted. Extra choice 
strain. 25 
Bugnot. Finest strain ever introduced. (See 
Novelties). 50 
Trimardeau Giant. White. 25 
“ “ Yellow. 25 
“ “ Violet with white. 25 
“ “ “ “ yellow. 25 
“ “ Purple. 25 
“ “ Lord Beaconsfield. 25 
“ “ Mixed. 25 
English Show. A very superior English strain. 
Extra Fine Mixed.per oz., $6.00 10 
Fine Mixed for Bedding. “ 2.00 05 
PETUNIAS. 
SINGLE PETUNIAS. 
The Petunia cannot be equaled by any plant for out¬ 
door decoration. They wiil (lower the first season, even 
if sown in the open ground, but usually not before July, 
Those sown in the house or hotbed in April will bloom 
in June and be larger and finer plants. Half hardy an¬ 
nual, 1)4 ft. 
per pkt. 
Single, Striped and Blotched. $0 10 
Large-flowering. White. 25 
Yellow throated. 25 
Crimson. 25 
Purple. 25 
Rose. 25 
Tigered-throated. 25 
Spotted and Striped. 25 
LARGE-FLOWERING PETUNIAS. 
Large-flowering. Fringed White. 50 
Crimson . 50 
Blotched and Striped. 50 
Purple, with broad wide band around edges.. 50 
Veined. 50 
DOUBLE-FRINGED PETUNIAS. 
Double, extra fine mixed. 15 
Fringed Mixed. 15 
White. 75 
Inimitable nana compacta. Very dwarf, splendid 
for edgiug or ma?§ing . . . 
