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CAMPANULA. 
Well-known hardy perennial favorites, 
bearing large bell and saucer shaped 
flowers in profusion. 
Pyramidalis, Mixed. A grandsort, 
known as the ‘Pyramidal Bell 
Flower.’ Color, blue or _ white. 
Plants grow about 4 feet high, of 
elegant pyramidal form, bcaring 
thousands of exquisite bell-shaped 
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Pyramidalis compacta alba. 
A dwari, sturdy form of the 
favorite old ‘‘ Pyramidal Bell 
Flower’’; large, white flowers..15 
Mirabilis. Flowers oflight blue, 
similar to those of ‘ Canterbury 
Bells,’ but in other respects the 
plantis unique,beautiful, hardy..20 
Canterbury Bells. 
Very ornamental garden plants of 
the easiest culture; hardy biennial, 214 
feet high, producing large, nodding and 
charming bell-shaped flowers of many 
exquisite shades. 
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Double Mixed..Pkt.5 Double White...5 
en hy aera 5 Rose...... 5 
‘««  Lavender.. 5 as Striped.... 5 
The ‘‘Cup and Saucer’’ Canterbury Bells 
(Campanula Calycanthema) produce beautiful flowers 
3 inches in length, saucers 3 to 4 inches across. ‘The 
plants form perfect pyramids of bloom about 24 inches high, 
and they bear frequently from 100 to 200 of these exquisite 
blossoms for weeks during the early summer. (See cut.) 
Calycanthema, Mixed...Pkt. 5 rt. 10 
Blue Pkt. 5 White............ Pkt. 5 Striped...... 5 
CARYOPTERIS MASTACANTHUS. 
(Japanese Beni, or Moustache Plant.) 
Very showy herbaceous plants, forming nicecompact bushes 
about 2 feet high, bearing along the stems opposite clusters 
of feathery flowers; both foliage*and flowers are very fra- 
grant. Fromspring-sowuseed they commence blooming early 
in the summer and continue until frost. Of the easiest pos- 
sible culture, thriving in any garden soil, particularly if given 
an abundanceof water during dry weather. Weoffertwocolors. 
Violet Blue.............. Pkt. 10 Snow-white........... Pkt. 15 
CANARY BIRD VINE. 
A rapid-growing, summer-climbing annual, growing 10 to 
15 feet high. It will cover trellis work in the most graceful 
manner, producing hundreds of its pretty fringed bright 
yellow flowers, which resemble a canary bird with expanded 
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CALAMPELIS. (“Bugle Vine.”) 
A well-known beautifulannual climber. Trained toa trellis 
or south wall it is an ornamental object throughout the 
summer, its bright orange tubular flowers contrasting effect- 
ively with the delicate green of the foliage, 10 feet...... Pkt. 10 
CALANDRINIA GRANDIFLORA, 
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GIANT-FLOWER 
These beautiful ‘* Bright Eyes’’ are showy summer bedding annuals, 
with large bright flowers borne in great profusion all summer long, 
and succeeding almost everywhere. They are elegant for garden 
decoration and fine cutting. Height about 2 feet. (See cut.) 
(For Hardy Calliopsis, see Coreopsis, page 95.) 
Double Calliopsis. (Calliopsis tinctoria fl. pl.) Double, golden 
yellow, withimaroon' Spots)ii7 cos. .sesenstescsstecen soe ecereczion aoe aeeeeeee Pkt. 5 
Golden Wave. (Drummondii.) Bushy and compact plants, covered 
with golden blossoms, 2 inches across, with small dark centres... 5 
Coronata. Flowers large, on long stems, rich yellow, slightly 
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Dark Crimson. (Atrosanguinea.). 5 fs 
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Collection of 10 separate sorts, 40c. 
OM THUMB or 
NANA compacta CA LLIOPSIS. 
Round, compact, bushy plants, 1 foot high by 1 foot across, and a 
perfect mass of bloom from early summer until cut down by frost. 
Tom Thumb Bicolor. Golden yellow, garnet eye............... Pkt. 5 
Tom Thumb Atrosanguinea. Blood-red 5 
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New Dwarf Double Calliopsis. Flowers double and large, deep 
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—=CANDYTUFT.== 
Dwarf annuals, flowering profusely throughout the 
whole season; great favorites for beds, edgings, 
pots and borders; the plants are very fairly cover- 
ed with blossoms, and of the easiestculture; 12 
inches high. 
Large-Hlowering Rose. Immense umbels of 
exquisite rosy flesh-colored flowers..Pkt.10 
Empress. A beautiful,pure white variety, 
bearing candelabra-shaped branches, 
each producing a large truss of flowers, 
presenting a perfect pyramid of bloom 
throughout the summer......... Pkt. 10 
Purple.....Pkt. 5 Crimson......... 5 
White Rocket 5 White. eels 
White Fragrant........... 33 
Mixed Colors. Per oz., 20..Pkt. 5 
Giant-Flowering Dwarf Hybrid 
CANDY TUFT. 
The size of the individual florets as 
well as the whole head of bloom is 
double the size of the old varieties. 
Several new and exquisite shades and 
colors are iucluded; they form bushy 
little plants only 4 to 6 inches high; 
splendid for edgings. (See cut.) 
Tom Thumb, Mixed Colors...Pkt. 10 
CANDYTUFT, HARDY. 
Handsome, compact-growing hardy 
perennial plants, admirably adapted for 
permanent front rows of borders or for low 
clumps or beds; very valuable for early 
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oot ® Gibraltica. Showy, large-growing, red, rose, 
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ING DWARF HYBRID CANDYTUFT. 
Very beautiful dwart-growing annual for the flower garden; 
in the sunshine the large rose-colored flowers expand into a 
perfect blaze of beauty, 1 L00t............sccccssssessssssserereee Pkt. 5 
