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Farquhars' Reliable Seeds, 19 South Market St., Boston. 



NO. PKT. 



CHRYSANTHEMUM — continued. 



310 Coronarium Album. Double 



wiiite, blooming till frost, l^i ft. 

 Per oz., -Wc., 5 



311 —Aurora. Deep golden, double 



tlowers. 1^ ft., 5 



312 — Sulphureum Flore Pleno, 



New, deiicace lemon-colored flow- 

 ers; very double, 5 



313 —The Bride. Pure white, large, 



doable lowers, which last a long 

 time in ^vater when cut 1^ ft., . 5 



314 Seg-etum Grandiflorum. Large. 



bright aiilpliiii". ^^iiigie tlowers. often 

 2.L inches in diameter; excellent for 

 cutting. 2 ft 5 



315 Prutescens, Golden Paris Dai- 



sy. Charming, soft, yellow tlowers, 

 fine for bouquets; for greenhouse, 

 or rammer garden, oft., . . 10 



316 — Wiiits Marguerite. The White 



Paris Daisy. Is an excell ent summer 

 garden or pot plant; blooms con- 

 stantlv. 3 ft 10 



317 Indicu'rcL, Double. The large-flow- 



eriur. fatl-bloominx Chinfse Chrys- 

 anthemums are amon g our most gor- 

 geous flowers -. our seeds are from a 

 collection of the finest colors and 

 best sorts. 3ft.. . . . .25 



318 -Pompon, Double. Choicest 



mixed Extra, 2:V ft., . . .25 



319 — Japonicum. Very beautifully 



featbered flowers; extra fine; various 

 colors. 3ft.. 25 



320 Inodorum Pleno. Dwarf growing, 



with doable, white flowers : very 

 free-flowering and beautiful for pot 

 culture, 10 



CINERARIA HYBRIDA. One of the 

 most sh.)wy, greeiahouse plants. 

 May be sowix from April to October 

 for succession. Start in heat. 



321 Grandiflora. Finest, large-flower- 



ing, prize varieties; splendid mixed. 

 Our strain is unsurpassed, having 

 taken first prizes wherever exhibit- 

 ed. Oar firm alone offers this spe- 

 cial strain in the United States. Ih 

 feet "50 



322 International Prize. Flowers of 



the richest colors; of fine substance 

 and form; show varieties. Mixed. 

 1'^ ft., . • 50 



323 Grandiflora Nana. We recom- 



mend tbis strain in the strongest 

 terms. The dwarf compact plants 

 are covered with large, brilliant 

 flowers. Mixed colors. 1 ft., . 50 



324 — Plenissima, Double-Flower- 



ing'. Saveel from the best selected 

 flowers only; this strain is much 

 improved. ".Mixed colors. 1>^ ft., . 50 



325 



32G 

 327 



320 



331 



CINERARIA Maritima. Dusty 

 .^filler. Handsome, ornamental, sil- 

 very-leaved plant. Perennial. IJ^ ft. 

 Per oz . SOc. 



— Candidissima. Very fine ; white 

 fo'.iage. Peroz., .?! 00. 



— Acanthifolia. Excellent for rib- 

 bon lines; white foliage. Per oz., 

 S2.%, 



CLARKI A. Well known and very use- 

 ful. Iiardy annuals; free-flowering; 

 fine for bed-^ and bouqnets. 1 ft. 



Fine Mixed. New brilliant, single 

 and double. Per oz.. .")0c., 



Eleg-aus Alba Plena. Double 

 wbite; excellent for cutting. 



Mrs. Langtry. White, with car- 

 mine centre; extra 



Purple King. Extra double; pur- 

 ple; very fine, 



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CLARKI A — continued. 

 532 Salmon Queen. Salmon-rose; 



double; extra, 



CLEMATIS. Vii gin's Boucer. Among 

 our most beautiful ciimbing plants; 

 of easy cultivation. Hardv perenni- 

 als. 8 to 15 ft. 



333 Jackman's New Hybrids. Verv 



large, perfectly loNely, star-shaped 

 flowers. Choicest mix'ed, . . jq 



334 Coccinea. Scarlet, small, thick 



flowers. . , j5 



335 Flammula. White, fragrant flow- 



ers, very numerous but small, . 6 



336 CLL^NTHUS Dampieri. Glory 



Pea. Splendid, summer-blooming 

 plant, with large scarlet and black 

 pea-shaped flowers. Greenhouse 



shrub. 4ft., 25 



— Mag-niflcus. Scarlet; very bril- 

 liant, 25 



338 CLINTONIA. Beautiful little an- 



nuals with Lobelia-like flowers; ex- 

 cellent for dwarf edgings. Mixed 

 colors, ^ft., 5 



339 CLITORIA Cselestis. JBlue Pea. 



Handsome, hothouse climber, pro- 

 ducing lovely, large flowers. 4 ft., . M 



340 C O B E A Scandens. Splenaid, 



half-hardy, evergreen climber, with 

 large, purple, bell-shaped flowers. 

 Start the seeds in heat, setting them 

 on edge; cover J^ inch. 15 ft. Per 

 oz , SLOO, . . ... 



341 —Flore Albo. Flowers white, . 



337 



346 



34 



COLLOMIA Grandiflora. Desir- 

 able, hardy annual, with buil-col- 

 ored flowers. 1 ft., .... 



COMMELINA Cselestis. Show>-, 

 tuberous-rooted jilant. which blooms 

 the first year f lom seed. 'J be tubers 

 may be 'stored during winter like 

 Dahlias. Perennial, i^^ft, . 



348 —Alba. White flowered, . 



CONVOLVULUS. Free-flowering 

 and most beautiful plants, with 

 large, rich, varied-coloied flowers; 

 annuals. 



349 Aureus Superbus. Beautiful 



deep vellow. ft 



350 Mauritanicus. Cbarming p^ant for 



baskets, rock-work. etc. Flowers 

 lavender; habit trailing; perennial. 

 Per oz . 7.">c . . 



351 Tricolor (Minor. > Dirarf Jfomivg 



Glory. One of the most sliowy annu- 

 als. Finest colors. Mixed. 1 ft. 

 Per oz. , 20c.. 



352 Blue. Fine shade. 1 ft. Per. oz., 



20c., 



342 COCCINIA Indica. Fine, rapid- 



growing climber, with lara;e, white 

 flowers and scarlet fruit; " annual. 

 8 ft., . . . . .10 



COLEUS. Remarkable for their beau- 

 ty of foliage; half-hardy perennials 

 of easiest culture. Seed saved from 

 best new -orts 



343 Finest Mixed. Unsurpassed, . 25 



344 New Large Leaved. A grand 



strain; colorings remarkably fine. 

 Mixed, ...... 25 



345 COLLINSIA. Veiy pretty and useful 



hardv annuals for borders, etc. 

 Mixed colors. 1 ft., . . . .5 



10 



