. Barnard's seeds. Les catalogues de graines de fleurs graines ; catalogues ; pépinières (Horticulture) ; Catalogues Catalogues de fournitures et de matériel de jardinage. Le W. W. Barnard Co., 231-235 W. Madison St., Chicago 65. Literie unique- les pétunias, la plus satisfaisante les plantes à massifs connus. Les pétunias quelques plantes ont été en général favorisent si rapidement que ce pétunia, -qui, par sa profusion et la persistance de la floraison, sa luxuriante gro-wth et librement, à ramification est en effet remarquablement adapté à la décoration de literie -Win- dow boîtes, Paniers et vases. Le flo-téléspectateurs, -bien que pas très grande, rester étendu, hardiment

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. Barnard's seeds. Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Nurseries (Horticulture) Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs. The W. W. Barnard Co., 231-235 W. Madison St., Chicago 65. Single Bedding- Petunias, the most satisfactory bedding plants known. PETUNIAS Few plants have come into general favor so rapidly as this Petunia, -which, by its great profusion and persistence of bloom, its luxuriant gro-wth and freely-branching habit, is indeed remarkably suited for bedding the decoration of -win- dow boxes, baskets and vases. The flo-wers, -while not large, remain boldly expanded, and in their profusion hide the plants for months. The seed may be sown outside in -«-ell prepared ground early in May; to facilitate sowing the seed may be mixed with s^ind or dry soil; scatter the mixture and just press in the ground. Thin the seedlings to 8 to 12 inches apart. It is an advantage to sow the seed early in boxes in the house or hotbed for window boxes, baskets and also for bedding out. SINai.1: BEDDING PETUNIAS Pkt. 3586— Rosy Mom. The plants are bushy and com- pact, the medium size flo-wers, produced in great abundance throughout the entire summer and fall are of a most pleasing clear pink, contrasted by a broad -^^hite throat. A splendid sort for porch boxes, pots and beds. 10c 3587— Howard's Star. Crimson maroon with a clearly defined five-point star in center of flower. Fine for bedding, baskets, vases, etc. 10c 3589— Dwarf Inlmitalble. Cherry red with white star. 10c 3590— Blotcliecl and Striped lOo 3591— Snowball. White; dwarf 10c 3593— Adonis. Height and habit like Snowball. Car- mine with white throat; dwarf. 10c 3594— Fine Mixed Va oz., 20c 5c PASSIFLORA (Passion Flower) 3560— Coemlea. 10 ft. Rapid growing climber, suit- able for conservatories; also for out- door culture in summer in the South. Rich foliage and sky-blue flowers. 10c pkt. PENNISETUM Ornamental grass used for edgings of Cannas, etc. Pkt. 3561— Iiongisty-iun. Brush-lik