106 THE LOVETT COMPANY, LITTLE SILVER. N. J. 



1440 ^CUaothos {-4.i;sfra?ia?i Glory Pea). Unique. Pkt. S 



1445 *Co!>ea Scaodens, Beautiful bell-shaped flowers. 3 



1446 T'ColeaS, Sunset. Attractive, variegated colors. 1}4 



1447 Hybrida, "^li.ied. Clioiee mixed colors. o 



1460 -Convolvulus Major, ^lUsd. {Tall Mom iiut Gloi-y). 



Free-flowering, rapid gi-owei"s. oz., 10c. 



146.5 Minor. {Dwarf Jlonirng Glory). Superb. 3 



COREOPSIS (Calliopsis . 

 Showy. heav.tifvJ and free floweri,\g. Pkt. each. 10c. 



1475 *Coreorsis, Mixed. Handsome briUiaut colors. 3 



1476 Drummondii {Golden Wave>. Bright colors. 3 



147f Lanceolata« Large pm-e white flowers. 5 



COSMOS. 



Beautiful, free-floweriarj plants— {14S1-S2-S.3). Pkt.. Sc. 



1450 ^Cosmos Hybridus, Mixed. ThefoUowing: - 5 



1451 Pure White. 146-2 Pink. 1483 Crimsoa. 



1454 Golden Yellow. Xew and distinct. - 5 



1455 Giant Perfection. A magnificent new strain. 



Seed from California: produces flowers measur- 

 mg five inches across. {See illustration). Beau- 

 tiful foliage, diversity of colors a-id effective. 7}{ 



U^j -Cuphea Raezli Superba iCigar Plant). Very 



free-flowering, producing fiery-red flowers. 5 

 149-2 *CycIantliea E.xplodens. Very attractive. 2^ 

 The success we had with seeds piirchased of vou last sprins: was something wonderful. TVe raised 18 bushels 

 of Turnips. 14 bushels of CaiTots from 1 oz. and 2 plrts. of seed: 5 bushels of Beets from 5 pkts. of seed, and over 

 IC bushels of Cucumbers from 2 pkts. of seed— all on a small piece of ground. ^= The Flower Seed gave as good 

 satisfaction as the vegetable seeds.— Mrs. C. J. McG-uiRZ. Orleans Co., Vt.. Xov. 12th, 1S96. 



14^.5. 

 COSMOS. 



GT. PERFECTION- 



1595 •"Cyclamen Fersicum. Choice mixed. - Pkt. 1 



1499 Gii^cnteuffl. Very large, pure white flowei*s. 



Cjpress Vine. Iporiicea QuarnocUc — page 107. 

 150^3 ; Dahlia, Cin?le MUed. Blooms fii*st year. 



150:3 Double Mi.xed. Lai'ge flowering: finest mixed. 



DAISY.— Bellis Perennis. Fl. Pi. 

 An old fa.rorite: easily raised — one pkt. each, 20c 

 1.505 iDaisy, Doable Mi.\ed. Extra large and perfect. 



1506 Longiellow, Large, double pink flowers. 



1.5<37 SnOT^ball. Large, pure white fiowers. 



1.50S ^'Datura Cornucopia. See description below. 7 

 DELPHINIUM— Perennial Larkspur. 

 Vt'/M/ showy and usefid. One pkt. of each. loc. 



1510 i Delphinium, Zalil. A lovely shade of yellow. 



1511 Formosum. Blue flowers, with white center. 



1512 .Nudicaulv. Bright, dwarf and compact. 



1513 Grandiflora FI. PI. Charming, mixel colors. 



1515 Fine 'li xed. .Single and double varieties. 



DIANTHLS or PINKS. 



One of the most popular flowers in cultivation. 



DOUBLE ANNUAL VARIETIES. 

 Very showy and erTective. One Pkt. each. 10c. 

 1.530 D:anthusChinensiS(C/n>i<'seP*'/iAv*fi. Mixed coloi-s. 3 



1533 htddiv-'iggi {.Japan Pinks) ^xed colors. 3 



15;M l&z\aia.i\is ' Do '.'hi e Fringed), Choice mixed. 3 



1.5:35 Mourninsr Cloak. Vei-v rich and eixective. 3 



SINGLE ANNUAL VARIETIES. 

 1.543 Dianihus, Eastern Queen. Very striking petals. 2-^. 



1>44 Crimson Belle. Large, rich fiowers. 2'-.. 



1.54.5; ?\umzr\s Pheasant' s Fife). A i^ere^nial. 2-., 



NEW VARIETIES. One pkt. each, 15c. 

 l.>4<3. Double Hjbrida. A distinct variety: splendid 

 dwarf plants, loaded with large flowei-s. Pkt.. tk?. 



1.547. Dwarf Fireball, Dwarf and compact, coveral 

 brilliant, biooci-red double flowei-s. Pkt.. f3c. 



154S. The Bride. Very large, white flowers. Pkt.. 6c. 

 1550 tDictamnus Fra.xiaella, .Mixed. \Gas Plants 



Fine I'jr mixed bordei"S. - . . . 2,-0 

 1.565 *Dolicaes [Hyacinth Beani. Very showy and 



attraLtive; purple and white, mixed. - 2^^ 



I066 .>ew Yellow. Bright yellow, erect blooms. 5 



*Smu!l\S— lasting 1 yea? . -i^BieoBialS — lasting S years. 



1570 -Echinocystis LobataiTTifd Cucumber). Pkt., 5 

 15S0 -Eschscholtzia i California Pojjpy). Attractive: 



fine cut foliage. Yellow, orange and white. 3 



1.5S4 Maritima. Xew and distinct: very fine. 5 



1590 ^Euphorbia Yarieg'ata [Snow on the Mountain). 



Atti-actlve foliage, margined with white. 2>^ 

 EVERLASTING FLOWERS. 

 Very desirable and effective border plants, also useful 

 and valuable for winter decoration. Pkt. of each, Boc. 



1.597 



im 

 ia»3 



1610 

 1612 

 1613 

 1617 

 1620 



1626 

 1627 



— ^Acrocliniuo:, Mi xed. Single and double . 5 



— -Amn:ofciuGi Grandiflorom. Pm-e white. 2^ 



— *Goaip!irena Globosa. Choice mixed colors. 3 



^Helichrysum, Mi.xed. All colors: effective. 3 



Fireball. Bright, rich crimson. - 3 



Snowball. Large, double, piu-e white. 5 



— -Rhodanthe. Fine mixed colors. - 2^4 

 Xerantiiemuffl, Mi xed. Showy and double. 2}{ 



FUCHSIA. One pkt. each, 15 cts. 

 Fuchsia, Mixed, Single and double varieties. 10 

 27 procufflbens. A trailing variety. - 8 



DATURA. 



[Horn of Plenty \. 



Something 

 grand from South 

 America : coruu- 

 copia-shap eu 

 flowers, very 

 striking, and gi- 

 gantic in size — 

 see illusti'ation: 

 French white in- 

 side, purple out- 

 side, of a most 

 pleasant odor, and 

 must be seen to 

 b e appreciated ; 

 started early will 

 flower from early 

 summer until 

 frost, and a single plant will often produce upwards of 

 2iX) fl o w ei-s dur ing the season. Pkt . . 7 " o cts . 

 tP^r^nnxskl— lasting S or more years. ^GreeubOBSe Platts. 



