70 



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



yo. PKT. 



CONVOLVULUS — continued. 



353 Kermesinus Violaceus. Crim- 

 son-violet, splendid shade. 1 ft. Per 

 oz., 20c., 5 



-VA Unicaulis. Purplish - blue ; very 

 fine for vases and baskets. 1 ft. Per 



oz., 20c., 5 



Major. Morning Glory. See Ipomtta, 

 No. 53-i. 



COREOPSIS. See Calliopsis, No. 206. 



■355 COWSLIP. Primula Veris. Charm- 

 ing, very early flowering, dwarf per- 

 ennials.' Treatment about the same 

 as for Panties. Fine mixed, ^ft.. . 1" 



.356 Yellow. True vellow wood-primrose 



of England. .' 10 



357 COSMEA Bipinnata Purpurea. 

 Flowers like the single iJahlia, but 

 smaller: very showy annuals; start 

 in heat. 3 ft., . ' . . . .5 



.358 COSMIDIUM Burridgianum. 

 Sho^^y annual, Avith beautiful, vel- 

 vetv-broAvn, Calliopsis -like flowers. 

 2 ft. 5 



359 CREPIS. Hawk -Weed. Showj-, 



hardy annuals of easy cultivation, 

 bloom all summer. "JNIixed colors. 

 1ft., 5 



360 CRUOIANELLA Stylosa. Show>-, 



hardy perennial plants, Avith numer- 

 ous pink flowers. 1ft., . . .5 



:361 CUCUMIS Flexuosa. Snake Gourd. 

 Very cimous, large-foliaged, trailing 

 annual, producing long, snake-like 

 fruit. 6 ft., 5 



•3G2 Dipsaoeus, Teasel-formed, sulphur- 

 yellow, veiy elegant fruit, . . 5 



-363 Grossularia'. Gooseberry Gourd. 



Very pretty, 5 



CUPHEA, Cigar-Plant. Excellent 

 border or house-plants, growing 

 readilv and blooming freely. Annu- 

 als, i ft. 



Platycentra. Bed and puiiile. 

 1 ft"., 



Roezlii Grandiflora Superba. 

 Splendid, large. beautiful red flowers 

 in great profusion. 3ft 



Strigillosa. Yellow and red flowers. 



;3(>4 

 -3G5 



.366 



3GS 

 369 



.370 



271 

 .372 



CYCLAMEN. Exquisitely beautiful 

 bulbous plants, with numerous flow- 

 ers and prettily-marked leaves. 

 They are easily raised from seed, Ijut 

 often germinate slowly. The strains 

 ■we olfer are the finest'in cultivation. 

 hit. 



William's Superb Strain. Very 

 fine ; habit dwarf and robust ; flow- 

 ers numerous, large, and of splend'vl 

 colors, 



Persicum. Fine mixed. Per oz., 

 ,^8.00, 



— Grandiflorum. A grand strain. 

 Flowers large, long, and ©f great 

 substance, veiy free, and highly 

 recommended, ....*. 



—Albert Victor. Intense brilliant 

 criin-^on-i-armine, a new color: 

 cliiniiii'j-, 



— Crir-.SOL" King-. New ; verj- bril- 

 Hmp. ci'iusi.n, ...".. 



— fliganteun*. This section is re- 

 in .rkib'c for the iiinnense size and 

 migniflcent <'o!( rings of the flowers. 

 Til • individual bl. onis measure over 

 2 inches in length -^nd are of great 

 subst'ince and tin form. Choicest 

 mixed, 



50 



CYCLAMEN — continued. 



373 Persicum Gigantum. Atro-ru- 

 brum. Darkest red ; extra tine. 



374 Duke of Connaught. Pur- 

 plish-crimson : very large, . 



375 Picturatum.' ^Vhite, suffused 



with pink 



376 Rosy Morn. Delicate shade of 



rose, very clear 



377 White Swan. Pure, clear 



white, foliage finely marbled.;: 

 charming, ' :. 



378 New Compact. Flowers as 



large as Gir/anteum, but the habit 

 dwarfer. Mixed, .... 



381 



383 



384 

 385 



388 



389 



391 

 392 



394 



395 

 396 



50 



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50 



379 CYCLANTHERA Explodens. Ele- 

 gant climber, Avith handsome foliage 

 and fruit. Annual, .... 5 



CYPERUS Alternifolius. Egyptinn 

 Paper Plant. This handsome, orna- 

 mental plant throws up a number of 

 slender stems about 2 ft. high, sur- 

 mounted by dark green, shining 

 plumes. Half-hardy perennial, . 10 



CYPRESS VINE. ^Qe Ipoma 

 QuamocUt, No. 542. 



DAHLIA, Double, Large-Flow- 

 ered. The seeds of these >lioald be 

 started in gentle heat. A great va- 

 riety of the finest colors are inclu- 

 dedi! 10 



Double, Small-Flowered. LilH- 

 2nit. From named sorts. Extra 

 quality 10 



New, 'Single-Flowering. Re- 

 markably handsome for ornamental 

 grounds, and bouquets. The colors 

 are exceedingly beautiful, and the 

 seed offered is saved from a superb 

 collecti na ]Mixed colors, . . 10 



Avalanche. Mhite. splendid, 15 



Cambridge Yello^w. Rich 



golden; very free. . . . .10 



Paragon. IMaroon, petals pur- 

 ple-edged, splendid, . . . . lo 



DAISY, Double. See Bellis, No. 173. 



DATURA. Magnificent annuals, with 

 large, trumpet - shaped, fragrant 

 flowers, 3 ft Double. Mixed^ . 5 

 Humills. Double yellow, ... 5 

 "Wrightii. White,' lilac-shaded, . 5 



DELPHINIUM. Remarkably showy 



and well-known herbaceous plants ; 



stately habit and showy flowers. 



Hardy i)erennials 

 Cardinale. Flowers scarlet. Very 



fine species, of splendid appearance. 



2.^ ft. ... . . .20 



Cashmerianum. Dark blue: very 



fine, long spikes of large flower.s 



2'. ft , 10 



Fo'rmosum. Dark blue. 2.^ ft. Per 



oz., $1.00, . . . .' .5 



— Ccolcstiri'jiin. Li '^ht blue vsr" 



tine. . . ^. .'.''. 5 



Lemoine's Hybr r , Double. X^n- 



surpassed varieties. S))ikes very 



long and showv. .Mi.xed colors. '3 



ft., . . * 10 



Single. Sujicrb colors; extra 



fine. .'5 f t , 10 



Nudicaule. Scarlet: beautiful 1ft, 10 

 Delphinium Ajax. See Larkspur, 



No. ."».">;; 



DIANTHUS. A very beautiful class 

 of hardy biennial flowers, remark- 

 able for the brilliancy and diversity 

 in color of their blosboms. They 

 bloom the first year. i| to l.', ft. 



