CAMPBELL: SEED STORE) PASADENA, “GABIFOR NIA 


Petunia, Colossal Shades of Rose 
PETUNIA. Pe-too’-ni-a. Sun. 
Pink, rose, red, lavender, blue, purple, and white; unusually 
floriferous bedding plants, continuing in bloom from spring 
to winter; sow January to July. Germination period 10 days. 
Cultural Note: Mix seed with fine sand and sprinkle over 
surface of ready-moistened, finely-screened light soil-mix- 
ture in seed pans or flats. Cover with glass or damp burlap 
until seed sprouts; watering unnecessary if soil was prop- 
erly moistened, although watering from below allowable. 
Remove cover when first sprouts show. 
DWARF COMPACT PETUNIAS 
A group of petunias ranging in height from the miniatures 
of 6 inches to others no taller than 12 inches. All are compact, 
free flowering annuals suitable to edging annual beds and 
borders or in masses by themselves. 
Miniature ; 
Nana compacta, Ruffled. lowers attractively ruffled. 
General Washington, velvety red, blackish throat. 
Martha Washington, blush pink deepening to dark violet at 
throat. Pkt. 25c. 
Mixed. Special mixture of the above varieties. Pkt. 25c. 
Wana erecta. Dwarf plants averaging 9 to 12 inches in height. 
Showy flowers. 
Celestial rose, improved Rose of Heaven. Bright rose. 
Cheerful, clear salmon pink, 10 inches tall and a spread of 
2 feet make it ideal for bedding. Pkt. 25c. 
Cream Star, warm cream, yellow throat. 
Heavenly Blue, light silvery blue. 
Rosy Morn, bright pink with white throat. 
Salmon Supreme, rich salmon pink. Pkt. 25c. 
Snowball, pure white. 
Violet Blue, rich blue purple. Pkt. 15c. 
Mixed. Dwarf bedding varieties. Full color range. Pkt. 10e. 
All unpriced varieties, Pkt. 10c¢ each. 
MEDIUM SPREADING PETUNIAS 
Varieties in this group grow from one to two feet in height 
and have a tendency to spread out and develop masses of 
flowering sterus. They are very Showy when used in Masses or 
as specimens placed among other plants. Long blooming sea- 
son, keeping their freshness and vigor throughout the flowering 
period. Require little care and water. 
Hybrida: 
General Dodds, velvety blood red. Pkt. 10c. 
Howards Star, deep purple with pure white star. Pkt. 10c. 
Mars, large, deepest velvety crimson. PKt. 20c. 
Violacea, rich purple. Pkt. 10c. 
Choice Mixed, large single flowered. Pkt. 25c. 
Formula Mixture, blended to include every known color in 
Fetunias. Pkts. 10ce. 
Hybrida grandiflora. 
Burgundy, wine red. 
Elks’ Pride, papular. Velvety; dark Elks’ purple blooms. 
White Cloud, compact plants covered with pure white blooms. 
Pkts. 15e¢ each. 
Hybrida pendula, Balcony Petunias. Popular spreading variety 
used extensively for masses of color in window boxes and 
in the front margins of borders, or in masses. 
Elue, dark blue purple. White. 
Cornflower Blue, light blue. Rose, rose pink. 
Mixed. Pkts. each 15c. 

Petunia, Giant of California, Supreme Strain 
Campbells PETUNIAS 

Petunia, First Lady 
GIANT FLOWERED PETUNIAS 
Ruffled and Double 
All varieties listed below are exceptionally large flowered, 
with the distinction of having either beautiful ruffled or 
fringed petals or extremely double flowers. They are lovely 
when planted in pots or tubs as specimen plants. 
Ruffled Petunias: 
Copper Red, ruffled coppery red with dark throat. 
Dainty Lady, fringed, palest yellow with deeper throat. 
Fluffy Ruffles Mixed, ruffled and fringed, delightful colors. 
Glamour, ruffled, luscious salmon rose. 
Giants of California, Supreme Strain. Very ruffled, choice 
formula mixture. 
Lhace Veil, fluffy, fringed white. 
Marilyn, ruffled, rich salmon; veined throat. 
Theodosia, fringed, rosy pink, golden throat. 
Ramona, ruffled pink and rose shades. 
Ruffled Monster Mixed, huge, with darkly veined throats. 
Pkts 25¢3 
All above varieties, Pkts. 25c each; 5 for $1.00. 
Doubles: 
All Double America, soft pink, carnation-type flowers, charrn- 
ing in pots. Pkt. 50ce. 
Colossal Shades of Rose. Silver Medal A.A.S.’46. Large flow- 
flowered double rose in waved, ruffled and fringed petaled 
types. Color shades range from a few light and salmon-pinks 
to deep pinks and purplish-rose. 18-in. Pkt. 50c. 
Giant Double Fringed. A choice mixture producing 95% per- 
fectly formed giant flowers including Giant Double Ruffled. 
and Giant Double Fringed forms in a magnificent color range. 
Very choice. Pkt. 50c. 
PHACELIA. fa-see’-li-a. 
Blue shades; native; sow November to 
period 15 days. 
Blue Plate (Viscida); 1 foot; with large brilliant blue flow- 
ers for bedding. %-oz. 45c; Pkt. 10e. 
Campannlaria (California Blue Bell; 6 inches), gentian-blue 
bell-flowers for edging, flowering quickly. Y%-oz. 35c; 
Pkt. 10ce. 
Tanacetifolia (Wild Heliotrope; 2 feet), mauve-blue cluster, 
good for bees. %-oz. 25c; Fkt. 10c. 
Whitlavia (Wild Canterbury Bell; 1 foot), dark blue bells in 
sun, or partly-shaded beds. %4-oz. 35c; Fkt. 10e. 
April. Germination 

A Favorite in Campbell’s 
Wild Flower Mixtures. 
Phacelia Whitlavia. 
the Wild Canterbury Bell. 

Baby Blue Eyes 

24 “DEPENDABLE SEEDS AND BULBS SINCE 1907” 
