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PETER HENDERSON & CO.-FLOWER SEEDS. 



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CALCEOLARIA StrpEEBA. 



Campanula Calycanthema. 



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Carnation, Double German. 



CALANDRINIA. 



Per PM. 

 Creeping plants, well suited for planting in rock work or simi- 

 lar situations, where they bloom freely. Hardy Annuals. 

 Calandrinia Grandiflora. Rosy pink, 1 ft 5 



Unibellata. Violet crimson, ? 2 ft 5 



CALENDULA. 



Hardy annuals, free blooming and attractive, and growing 



well in almost all situations. 

 Calendula Pluvialis. (Cape Marigold.) Large, pure 



white, lft 5 



Fong"ei fi. pi. (Pot Marigold.) Double white 5 



Officinalis " Meteor." A newer variety, very fine for 



pot culture, bearing large light yellow flowers, striped 

 with bright orange 5 



Ranunculoides n. pi. (Garden Marigold.) Double 



orange, 1 ft 5 



Prince of Orange. It is a very marked improvement 



on the parent (Meteor) sort, the florets being striped 

 with a more intense shade of orange, and this glow- 

 ing tone is imparted to the whole flower 10 



CALCEOLARIA. 



One of the grandest plants in existence. Their dense mass of 



beautiful pocket-like flowers are formed in spring and 



summer. 



Calceolaria Hybrida Superba. From the finest formed 



and most beautifully spotted and mottled varieties. 



Hi ft. (See rut.) 50 



Hybrida. This assortment is mostly made up of self 



colors. Mixed 25 



New Dwarf. A beautiful dwarf variety; can be grown 



without stakes, and is literally loaded with flowers; 

 finely spotted and marked 50 



Shrubby (Rugfosa). Splendid variety for bedding, 



finest mixed, 2 ft 50 



CALLIOPSIS, OR COREOPSiS. 



This interesting genus is a native of this country, and ranks 



among our best annuals. Hardy Annuals. 

 Calliopsis. Mixed, 2ft 5 



AtrosangTiineuin. Dark crimson 5 



Drummondii. Yellow 5 



Tinctoria. (Bi-color.) Yellow and brown 5 



CALLIRHOE. 



While the plants are yet very small this begins to bloom pro- 

 fusely, continuing throughout the summer and fall. Hardy 

 Annuals. 



Callirboe Involucrata. Dark purplish crimson, 1 ft 5 



Pedata. Crimson purple, with white eye, 2 ft 5 



CAMPANULA. 

 (Bell Flower.) 



A favorite class of plants, containing both annuals, biennials 



and perennials. 

 Campanula Carpatica. Mauve. Hardy Perennial. 1 f t. . . 5 



Carpatica Alba. Pure white. Hardy Perennial, lit.. 5 



Lorei. Purple lilac. Hardy Annual, lft 5 



Lorei Alba. White, tinged with silver gray. Hardy 



Annual, 1 ft 5 



Per Pkt. 

 Campanula Media, (Canterbury Bells.) Double blue — 5 



Single blue 5 



■ Double white 5 



Single white 5 



Double mixed 5 



Single mixed 5 



Calycanthenia Ccerulea. Blue 10 



Alba. White 10 



Rosea. "Pink Canterbury Bell." The class 



C. Media Calycanthenia, to which this variety belongs, 

 is a new form of the old Canterbury Bells (distin- 

 guished by the calyx forming a cup around the base 

 of the bell or corolla). (See cut. ) 15 



Pyraniidalis. Blue. Hardy Perennial, 3ft 5 



Pyraniidalis Alba. White. Hardy Perennial, 3 ft. . . 5 



Speculum. (Venus' Looking-glass.) Blue, !- ft 5 



White, i, ft 5 



flore pleno. A double blue variety of the well 



known Venus' Looking-glass 10 



CANARY BIRD FLOWER. 

 (Tropeeolum Peregrinum.) 



There is no more desirable climbing plant in cultivation than 

 this. It is of rapid growth, and produces an abundance of 

 yellow fringed flowers. Half-hardy Annual. 



Canary Bird Flower. Yellow, 10 ft 10 



CARNATION. 

 (Dianthus Caryophyllus.) 



Carnation, Extra Choice Bizarre. Saved from an un- 

 equaled collection of named flowers, which will pro- 

 duce a fine assortment of superbly colored varieties, 

 including flakes, bizarres and selfs ; 1 to 2 ft 50 



Perpetual, or Tree. From the best collection extant, 



and may be expected to produce beautiful new vari- 

 eties, of various colors, and of the highest merit, 2 ft.. 50- 



Grenadin. It blooms much earlier than any other 



Carnation, and produces in the greatest abundance 

 perfectly double flowers, of good size, and of the most 

 vivid scarlet hue. The habit of theplantis dwarf and 

 compact. (See cut.) 25 



- — Picotee. Edges of petals bordered with vai'ious colors : 



mixed colors 50 



Monthly, Pine Double German, Mixed. From 



named flowers. (Sen cut.) 25 



Double Mixed. For border culture. 1 to - ft 10< 



CASTOR-OIL BEANS. (See Ricinus.) 



CATCHFLY. 



(Silene Armeria.) 



Free blooming hardy annuals of the easiest culture. 



Catchfly.Red. 14ft 5 



White. I 1 * ft . 5 



Rose. IK ft 5 



Mixed 5- 



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