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Potinia Rese am! 
MINIATURE GEMS 
6 in.-8 in. ‘Tiny two-inch flrs. 
Miniature Petunias have been well received from 
their first introduction. Both plant and _ flow- 
ers are true to name. Plants are neat, dwarf and 
compact in form and are so covered with their 
profusion of bloom that the foliage is almost com- 
pletely hidden throughout a long season. 
VIOLET GEM. True miniature in plant and flowers. 
The 6” plants, with dark green foliage, are 
smothered in rich violet blue 112” flowers. 
PINK GEM. Gold Medal Winner. A distinct type 
of small, bushy plants smothered with beautiful 
deep pink blooms. Very desirable for beds. 
ROSE GEM. Winner in 1936 Selections. Beautiful 
deep, rich rose flrs in profusion. Choice. 
WHITE GEM. Companion for contrast with Rose. 
MINIATURE MIXED. Complete mixture of the 
above and many new colors. 
SINGLE FLOWERED GIANTS 
These are very much larger than the hybrid 
Petunias, are more vigorous in growth and are 
spreading. We offer seeds of the largest and most 
beautiful of the named sorts. 
BURGUNDY. Popular, rich wine red with 
contrasting white throat. 
ELK’S PRIDE, largest, darkest, best velvety purple. 
PINK GLORY. Extra large deep pink. . 
PURPLE ROBE. A handsome plain-edged variety. 
Firs deep purple edged silver. 
WHITE CLOUD, 12 in. New; compact bushes cov- 
ered with pure white blooms; beautiful. 
COMPLETE MIXTURE Giant Flowered. 
lovely 


(Hybrida) “Salmon Supreme 
SALMON SUPREME. (1938 A. A. Award). The 
compact plants bear a profusion of glistening soft 
salmon-pink flowers. Very popular. 

Balcony Petunia, Damask Rose 
BALCONY PETUNIAS 
Because of their vigorous growth, large fragrant 
flowers and branching habit, Balcony Petunias are 
“Tops” for window boxes, hanging baskets and for 
mass effect in beds. S 
BLACK PRINCE. Rich deep velvety mahogany red 
with beautiful dark throat. Luxuriant. 
DAMASK ROSE. Brilliant tyrian rose with heavily 
veined design of spectrum red. Throat is small 
and lighter in color. A striking flr. 
NETTED BLUE CEM. The finest of blue Balcony 
Petunias, good for beds, porch boxes or pots. 
ROYAL BLUE. Splendid, large, deep velvety blue. 
SNOW STORM. A profusion of lovely white firs. - 
STAR OF CALIFORNIA. Velvet violet flowers with 
contrasting bright white star. 23 
MACULATA. (New). 
white, semi-ruffled flrs, white veined base. 
COMPLETE MIXTURE of Balcony Petunias. 
PETUNIA HYBRIDA BEDDING—1 12 ft. 
ee Hybrida_ Petunias 
produce a 
wealth of firs 
even under try- 
ing conditions 
of weather and 
soil. They are 
spreading in 
growth and 
ideal for beds 
and mass ef- 
fects, or for 
window boxes. 
PETUNIA Hybrida 
Mars is a deep 
yet lively vel- 
yvety crimson, 
selfed right to 
the 
large 3” firs. 
BLUE BEE. Striking and attractive in richest: violet 
blue shade. A delightful color. ; 
FLAMING VELVET. Reselected. A.A. Gold Medal ’36 
Rich, brilliant velvety blood red flowers. 
CENERAL DODDS. The very darkest red of all. 
HOWARD’S STAR. Handsome velvety-purple with 
pure white star in the center, distinct and fine. 
HONOR BRIGHT. Deep, but bright glowing salmon 


Hybrida Mars 
with lighter throat. 18” high, spreads to = ae 
LUMINOSA. Vivid tyrian rose flowers. 
PRINCESS GOWN. Fine pure white flowers, the 
plants are spreading and free flowering. — 
RADIANCE. Silver Medal 1941. For richness and 
brillance of color, this beautiful cerise flr. with 
an undertone of salmon shading to gold at the 
throat is hard. to beat. : ; 
TOPAZ QUEEN. Brilliant scarlet rose, dazzling and 
lovely. Semi-dwarf plants are free flowering. 
TOPAZ ROSE. Fiery velvety rose of a brilliancy 
seldom seen, with suffusion of gold and topaz 
rose in the throat. A.A. 1938. 
SELECTED HYBRID BEDDING Complete Mixture. 
Pkt. 5c; 1/32 oz. 15¢. 
All Seeds: Pkt. 5c, 21 for $1.00—Jumbo Pkt. 10c, 11 for $1.00 — 

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For window boxes or mass effect plantings, the Balcony Petunia is unsurpassed. — ges. 
