NEWEST AND BEST OF THE 
PETUNIA, Rose Gem. A new color note in the miniature 
petunia group—rich, deep rose-pink. Plants five to six inches 
high, smothered with blooms. Packet, 15c. 
PETUNIA, Glow. Daizling carmine. Borne in great pro¬ 
fusion on dwarf bushy plants. Under the sun, the glowing 
carmine red is particularly fascinating. Packet, 50c. 
PETUNIA, Giants of California. Blooms fre¬ 
quently as much as 7 inches in diameter. 
Ruffled. Packet, 20c. 
(Left) PETUNIA, Hollywood Star. Perfect 
pink stars with yellow throats. Packet, 15c. 
(Right) PETUNIA, Flaming Velvet. Large 
velvety flowers. One of the richest colored 
Petunias. Packet, 15c. 
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Space Days to 
Between Germi- 
Height 
Plants 
note 
(Inches) 
(Inches) 
(avg.) 
Ageratum. 
. 6-18 
6 
14 
Alyssum, Sweet . 
. 3- 9 
4 
10-20 
Aster. 
. 12-30 
9 
8-12 
Calendula. 
. 12-24 
6-10 
14 
Calliopsis. 
.10-18 
6-8 
14 
Campanula. 
. 12-50 
8-12 
14 
Centaurea. 
. 12-24 
6-12 
15 
Chrysanthemum . 
. 24-36 
12-18 
11-18 
Coreopsis. 
. 18-30 
6-12 
21 
Cosmos. 
. 36-60 
8-12 
14 
Dahlia. 
. 36-60 
18-36 
10 
Delphinium. 
. 30-48 
12-24 
15-21 
Forget-Me-Not . 
. 8-12 
4-6 
14 
Four O’clock . . . 
. 18-24 
8-12 
Gaillardia. 
.12-18 
6 
15-20 
Gypsophila . . . . 
. 12-18 
6-10 
10-14 
Fdollyhock. 
. 36-60 
12-18 
21 
Linum (Flax). . . . 
.10-15 
4-8 
20-25 
Lupine. 
. 30-48 
12-18 
10 
Marigold. 
. 10-24 
6-8 
8 
Mignonette. 
.12-18 
6-8 
14 
Nasturtium. 
. 6-60 
6-12 
14 
Pansy. 
. 6-12 
4-8 
30 
Petunia . 
.10-18 
6-8 
10 
Phlox. 
. 12-30 
12-18 
10-14 
Poppies. 
.10-18 
4-6 
10 
Salvia . 
. 12-36 
12-18 
14 
Sunflower. 
. 48-72 
12-24 
10-14 
Sweet William . . 
. 12-20 
8-10 
6-10 
Verbena. 
.12-18 
6-10 
14 
Zinnia. 
. 10-30 
6-8 
5-10 
PETUNIA, Dainty Lady. Large, fringed 
variety of compact, neat growth. Aptly 
named. Packet, 20c. 
