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1633—-COMPLETE MIXTUR 
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PETUNIAS 
ALL OF THE BEST 
The flower which stands pre-eminent 
as a hardy pee petmawe gem is 
the Petunia. a pens are readily 
started from seeds, soon ape to bloom, becom- 
flowing mass of exquisite, showy, and de- 
and remaining so 

liciously fragrant flowers, 

Petunia Nana Compacta, Rosy Morn 
‘HYBRID NANA COMPACTA PETUNIA | 
THE PERFECT BORDER 
These dwarf plants are ball-like in habit and so 
free flowering that the foliage is almost hidden 
from view. They are ideal for borders or edgings 
for taller plants. They make shapely pot plants or 
window box subjects. 
162i—-BRIGHT EYES. (A.A. ’46). A gay blanket of 
rosy pink, white throated flowers cover the 
pepe kon gs 9 in. plant all ‘Season. Fine for low bor- 
ers O 
: r edging. 
1602 BRILLIANT ROSE. x brighter Rosy Morn. 
1620—BLUE VIOLET. (New). A good deep violet 
color. The flower has unusual substance. 
Betcha oak ace ROSE. Glowing deep rose, com- 
act. 
1623-*GREAM STAR. Silver Medal 1940. 23 in. point- 
star-like flowers of soft creamy white. 
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1582-*CHEERFUL. 12 in. Compact rounded plants 
covered with clear pink salmon suffused flrs. 
1624—FIRST LADY. (New). A.A. °41. Large 24 inch 
flowers of pleasing clear light blush pink. 
-1625—HOLLYWOOD STAR. (Silver Medal 39). Five 
pointed star-shaped; rich rose in color. 
H RED. Unique distinct new color of 
salmon cerise 2 in. flrs borne a ft. high. (A.A. ’46.) 
1627—_ROSE OF HEAVEN. Select strain; rose pink. 
 1628-*ROSY MORN IMPROVED. Most popular of 
this group. Brilliant rose with a broad white 
throat. 
1629-*SILVERY BLUE. (Heavenly Blue). Light cam- 
bridge sky blue. A delightful and unusual color. 
1630—SNOW QUEEN. Beautiful glistening pure 
white. 
1584—VELVET BALL. Compact round 8 in. plants 
are smothered in 23 in. flaming velvet flowers. 
1631-*-WHITE PERFECTION. A.A. 1939. One of the 
best white petunias in existence. Abundant 
2 in. snow oie flowers, compact plants. 
E Hyb. Nana Compacta. 
COLLECTION 029. Six starred (*) varieties Hybrida 
Compacta Petunia. 60c value for 50c. 
SINGLE FLOWERED GIANTS 
These are very much larger than the hybrid Pe- 
tunias, are more vigorous in growth and are spread- 
- ing. We offer seeds of the largest. d 
1646—BURGUNDY. Popular, rich wine red with 
_ lovely contrasting white throat. 
GREENWOOD, SOUTH CAROLINA 
PETUNIA HYBRIDA BEDDING—13 it. 
Hybrida Petunias produce a wealth of flowers 
even under trying conditions of weather and soil. 
They are spreading in growth and ideal for beds 
and mass effects, or for window boxes. 
1601—_BLUE BEE. Striking and attractive in richest 
violet blue shade. A delightful color. 
1604—FLAMING VELVET. Reselected. A.A. Gold 
Medal ’36. Rich, brilliant velvety blood red flrs. 
1605—GENERAL DODDS. Very darkest red of all. 
1606-—HOWARD’S STAR. Handsome velvety-purple 
with pure white star in the center. 
1610—-SALMON SUPREME. (1938 A. A. Award). The 
compact plants bear a profusion of glistening 
soft salmon-pink flowers. Very popular. 
1609—RADIANCE. Silver Medal 1941. For richness 
and brilliance of color, this beautiful cerise 
flower with an undertone of salmon shading to 
gold at the throat is hard to beat. 
1611—-TOPAZ ROSE. Fiery velvety rose of a bril- 
liancy seldom seen, with suffusion of gold and 
topaz rose in the throat. A.A. 1938. 
. 1612—WHITE KING. The best white Hybrida. 
1613—-SELECTED HYBRID BEDDING Complete 
Mixture. Pkt.10c; 1-32 oz. 25c. 
GLORY BED COLLECTION 070. Red—General 
Dodds: White—White King; Blue—Blue Bee. 
All 3 for 25c. 
GIANT FRINGED PETUNIAS 
‘Fringed and frilled to perfection, these lovely 
giants have a charm all their own. For pots or 
borders or for cutting they are hard to beat. 
1587—-DAINTY LADY. New Petunia in a distinct 
color. The semi-dwarf compact plants bear deli- 
cately fringed golden yellow flowers. _ 
1588—LACE VEIL. Giant fringed pure white. 
1599—VIOLACKEA. (Ocean Blue). A giant flower of 
deep velvety blue borne on good stems. 
1591—_WHITE BEAUTY. A pure white beauty with 
MoH As frilled and ruffled edges. 
1589—THEODOSIA. IMPROVED. Bright rosy pink 
with blending golden center. : 
Leta ot Raita MIXTURE of Fringed Single 
iants. 
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. 
157i_BLACK PRINCE. Rich deep velvety mahog- 
any red®*with beautiful dark throat. Luxuriant. 
1572—-ROYAL BLUE. Large, deep velvety blue. 
1573—SNOW STORM. One of the finest whites in 
Petunias. 
1574_STAR OF CALIF. Bright crimson, white star. 
1575—COMPLETE MIXTURE of Balcony Petunias. 
MINIATURE GEMS 
6in. to 8in. Tiny two-inch flowers. 
Miniature Petunias have been well received from 
their first introduction. Both plant and flowers 
are true to name. Plants are neat, dwarf and com- 
pact in form and are so covered with their pro- 
fusion of bloom that the foliage is almost com- 
pletely hidden throughout a long season. 
1634—BLUE BALL. Deep violet blue. 
1635—IGLOO. Compact best pure white. 
16388—ROYAL GEM, Crimson carmine with white 
throat to make it more intense. _ 
1640—VIOLET GEM. True miniature in plant and 
flowers. 6 in. plants with dark green foliage, 
smothered in rich violet blue 1} in. flowers. 
1642—MINIATURE MIXED. Complete mixture. 
1647—_ELK’S PRIDE. Largest, darkest, best velvety 
purple. : 
1648—PINK GLORY. Extra large deep pink. 
1649—PURPLE ROBE. A handsome plain-edged 
variety. Flowers deep purple edged silver. 
1650—WHITE CLOUD, 12 in. New: compact bushes 
covered with pure white blooms; beautiful. 
1651—-COMPLETE MIXTURE Giant Flowered. 
All Seeds: Pkt. 10c, 11 for $1.00—Giant Pkt. 25c, 11 for $2.00 

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