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NO. PRICE 



391 Cockscombs, Mixed Varieties $0.03 



392 Dwarf Crimson. Brilliant and large; saved from a prize collection. Three- 



quarters foot 10 



393 Yellow. Same as above, except color 10 



394 New Giant. Very large, brilliant-red rose ; beautiful rose-dwarf. Three-quarters 



foot 10 



395 — Spicata Rosea. SUvery-white and rose. 13 feet 10 



COLLIIVSIA.. Nat. Ord., Scropfmlariacea. 



California annuals of great beauty, remarkably attractive in beds, mixed borders, or rib- 

 bons. Hardy annuals. 

 393 Collinsia Bicolor. Purple and white ; beautiful ; from Canada, i foot . . . .05 



397 Alba. White; a charming variety, i foot 05 



398 Atrorubens. Red, purple, and white ; pretty; from California, i foot . . .05 



399 Grandiflora. Blue, white, and lilac ; beautiful ; from Columbia 05 



400 Multicolor. Crimson, lilac, and white, i foot 05 



40 1 — — Marmorata. White and rose, marbled, i foot 05 



COLX^OlVriA.. Nat. Ord., Polemoniaceit. 



402 Collomla Scarlet. Flowers in clusters ; from Chili. 1 5 feet viS 



403 —— Grandiflora. Saffron color ; from North America, ij feet 05 



COMZMIELTPfA.. Nat. Ord., Contmelinacea. 



Very pretty free-flowering tuberous-rooted plants, with rich blue flowers, succeeding in 

 any rich soil. Half-hardy perennial, but flowering the first year. 



404 Commelina Coelestis. Sky-blue; Mexico, ij feet 05 



405 Alba. White ; extremely beautiful; from Mexico. i\ feet 05 



406 Variegata. Blue and white, striped 10 



COiXOCLTlVrtlM:. Nat. Ord., Compositce. 



A greenhouse evergreen slirub, with beautiful, large clusters of Ageratum-like flowers ; 

 succeeds in a light, rich soil. Greenhouse shrubs. 



407 Conoclinlum lanthinum. Pale-blue; very handsome ; from Brazil. 2 feet . . . .25 



COIWOLVULXIS. Nat. Ord., Convolvulacea. 



A beautiful, free-flowering, and remarkably showy class of plants, with exceedingly hand- 

 some, rich-colored flowers, producing in beds and nii.xed borders an unusually brilliant 

 effect, either in distinct colors, ribboned or mixed beds. Half-hardy annuals. 



408 Convolvulus Minor Tricolor. Rich violet-purple, with white centre ; trailer . . .05 



409 Splendens. Rich violet ; white centre 05 



410 Striped. Blue ; beautifully striped vrith white ; trailer 03 



411 Alba. White; beautiful trailer 05 



412 Good Mixed 05 



413 Flora Pleno. A new double variety ; from France . . . . . . .10 



414 Monstrosus. Deep violet-purple ; extremely large and handsome trailer . . .10 



415 Subcoeruleus. Dove-color; trailer; very pretty; from Levant 10 



416 Cantabricus Stellatus. Flower of a beautiful pink, with pure white double star 



in the centre, and are produced in the greatest profusion. It forms a splendid 

 bedding-plant, and is exceedingly elegant in hanging-baskets 25 



417 Mauritanicus. A beautiful creeper, with silvery foliage and lovely blue flowers; 



fine for hanging-baskets and rock-work 25 



418 Mixed. Good assortment of colors 05 



419 Extra Mixed. All the finest varieties 25 



COIWOIL<"VXnL.XJS (Major). Nat. Ord., Convolmtlacea. 



(See Morning Glory.) 



C0X«XJM:13I]VE. Nat. Ord., Ranunculacett. 

 Columbine in varieties. (See Aquilegia.) 



