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Baby Delight Pansy 
Mammoth Swiss Pansies 
The Very L<ast Word In F*an*ie» 
Under favoi ble condi¬ 
tions these ruarveioiis 
Pansies often reach 3'4 
to 4 inches in diametei. 
The floweis in addition 
to being: of niammotlt 
size are of» ri«*h vel* 
t«‘xtur« lliizl 
defles de««*ripti4»H. 
Sow in the early spririK 
for fall floweritiK, or in 
July and August for 
spring blooms—they can 
be carried through the 
This mammoth Swiss 
Mixture will give you Pansies that will he the envy of your friends. 
No. 2013, Pkt. 20c; 1-16 oz. 75c. 
The plants on which 
these lovely baby blue 
pansies grow are not over 
4 inches in height. Here 
is the ideal pansy for bor- 
d<ys or rock gardens. 
Some will start blooming 
70 days from planting and 
in 90 days the plants sh 
wavy blue flowers. 
No. 2639. I'kt. 10c; 1-16 0 /.. 75c 
Passion Flower 
There are few floweis more 
lovely than the showy water- 
llly-like blooms of this semi- 
tropical, evergreen climber. 
TIk'BV liilrl«*al<‘l,v aliMped 
white flowers with their 
blue nnd white mtwiiM 
nre followed with uii 
KDfRfjK deep purple 
FKUIT the aize of an euTK. 
This fruit Is used quite exten¬ 
sively for salads and ru eserves. 
Hardy only in the extreme 
south. Does better indoors in 
all nortliern states. 
No. 2172, Pkt. 10c;*4oz. 
45c. 
The Rivals 
of the Rtiise 
F*conies 
Although they germinate slow¬ 
ly, if you liave patience they will 
come. Try it. You will be re 
warded with many interesting 
■ variations. 
Mixed Peonies. We offer a 
mixture of all tlie best varieties. 
No. 2456. Pkt. 15c; oz. 3(K\ 
Paeonia Officinalis. The 
Old Fashioned Ked Peony. 
barge, very early crimson flowers. 
No. 2457, Pkt. 15C; VaOZ. 35c. 
Balcony PETUNIAS MIXED 
Our brand new offering of Balcony Petunias 
Is a worthy mixture of fringed, ruffled, free- 
flowering, double and dwarfed varieties. Theii 
effective decoiatlon and qualities for quick¬ 
growing aud prolific-flowering are sure to make 
this item one of our best and most popular uffei • 
ings of the season. '1 heir blazing array of 
color makes any balcony an object of admira¬ 
tion and beauty when stocked witli these vlg 
orous and profuse growers. 
All-Donble PETUNIA 
4iii'niidlfl4»i'a 
.VI i xed 
Among the newer Petunias these 
All-double Grandifloras stand out 
prominen t- 
ly. Of the 
giant fring- 
6(1, exquis¬ 
itely ruffled 
types,no lin¬ 
er petunia is 
to be had. 
The mixture 
contains 
good range of brilliant an<i impres- 
siYe colors, and these hardy plants 
retain a continuance of blooms un- 
No. 2438. Pkt. loc; 1-32 oz. 30c, 
til frost. 
No. 2442 Pkt. 20C. 
''Dainty Lady’* 
NEW YELLOW 
PETUNIA 
First YELLOW Petunia ever 
grown. It 
took Bod- 
g er of 
Calif, ten 
years to 
develop 
this 
Award of 
Me r i t 
Winner. 
You and 
your friends' wil 
Vhp.sf* dplinaffi. vpllow.sintrle fringed 
flowers. 
No. 2621. Pkt 15c. 
Petunia 
Nine out of the ten judges 
voted a total of 73 points to 
this rich and brilliant, 
velvety, hlood-red 
hybrid petunia. N. V. 
Sluis & Groot, Enkhuizen. 
Holland, the firm who raised 
this Gold Medal Winner, re¬ 
port stocks are very short. 
No. 2620, Pkt. ISc. 
New **Pink Gem” Petunia 
FirHt of a Charm ins New 
Race of 91liiiature« 
Forming a neat compact plant 5 to (5 ins. high, literally smothered 
witti deep pink blooms. A plant 8 ins. in diameter will carry 
as many as 25 to 30 
blooms in Jiower at one 
time. Individual blooms 
are two ins. in diameter. 
This minjature Petunia is 
indispensable for b o r- 
ders, window boxes, pots, 
rock gardens and bed 
ding. 
No. 2236, Pkt. lOC; 
1-32 oz. 35C. 
Giant Flowered Petunia 
This is a special well bal¬ 
anced mixture of light and 
dark colors, including pink 
and rose shades,fri!nged and 
ruftled, with attractive deep 
throats, many beautifully 
veined. Plants start read¬ 
ily from se6d.s, endure 
moisture, drought, hot sun, 
cold and neglect. 
No. 2014, Pkt. 15c ; 1-32 OZ. 75c. 
PETUNIA 
^Martha Washington” 
Aw'ard of.VIcrit Winner 
New and unique. Grows 
about 9 inches with the blooms 
forming a perfect ball effect. 
The plants are literalfy coveie<l 
with frilled and ruffly flowers 
measuring about 2 indies in di¬ 
ameter. The blooms are truly 
beautiful with the main frilled 
part of blush pink, center vein¬ 
ed wine-red, throat dark violet. 
No. 2640, Pkt. 15c. 
GOOD LUCK GARDENS, PARADISE, PA. 
