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CENTAUREA, 



CONVOLVULUS. Morning Glory. 



Very f ree-flower- 

 iug annuals, popu- 

 larly k n u w n as 

 Ragged Sailor aud 

 Corn Flower. The 

 favorite "Corn 

 Flower" of G-er- 

 mauy. 



Centaurea Cy- 

 anus. Fine mix- 

 ed colors. 5 

 1386 flore ple- 

 na. Double 

 mixed. 10 



— C(e- 



rulea. Blue, 

 lioft. 5 

 Victoria. A beautiful miniatirre form 

 of this popular plant, forming small, compact, 

 globular bushes, less than 8 inches liigh. cov- 

 ered ^-ith dark blue flowers. in 



CLARKIA. 



Charming annuals, with flowei-s of various light 

 coloi-s. borne in great profusion dui"ing the summer. 

 Hardy annual. 



liSO Clarkia ekg^ans. Doui)le mixed. :i ft. 5 

 1431 pulchelia. Single mixed. 5 



1388 



1432 



Ali Kinds l^IiAed. 



CLARKIA. COB^A. 



COBAEA. 



A neat climber of rapid growth, attaining a heighth 

 of thii'ty feet dm-ing the sunnner. It has large bell- 

 shaped flowers that open green, and turn into a rich 

 pm'ple. It must be sown eaiiy in the house or hot-bed. 

 1445 Cobsea scandens. 10 

 Cockscomb. See Clelosia. 



COLLINSIA. 



Free-flowering plants of great beauty, for smnmer 

 massing and edging; has a variety of colors. Hardy 

 annual. 



1450 Collinsia. Fine mixed. 1>^ ft. 5 

 Columbine. See Aquilegia. 



CYCLAMEN. 



Very popular and desirable plants for window and 

 greenhouse cultm-e. The fohage is very ornamental, 

 and the flowei-s ai-e unique in appearance, and em- 

 brace a gi'eat variety of delicate colors. TThen grown 

 in perfection they form the most beautiful of pot- 

 plants. 



1495 Cyclamen Persicum. Finest mixed. 15 



1496 album. Pm-e white. 25 



1499 giganteum. Mixed colors. Very large 



flowers. 25 



The most popular and i-apid gi-owing chmbei" in 

 cultivation: gro-svs to a height of fifteen feet: is con- 

 stantly covered with niuner(5us showy flowei's: and is 

 extremely valuable to cover old building-s oi- imsight- 

 ly objects. Hai'dy aimual. 



1400 Convolvulus major. Mixed colors. Oz., 15c. 5 

 1404 I^IauritanicuS. A delicate trailer: fine for 



hanging baskets. Blue flowei-s. 10 

 14(55 minor. A dwarf trailing variety producing 



a very brilliant effect as a bedding plant. 



Showy colors mixed. 1 ft. Oz., 25. 5 



COREOPSIS. Caiiiopsis. 



Very shov^-j' and free-flowering 

 annuals; bloom imtil frost. Hardy 

 annuals. 2 ft. 



1475 Coreopsis mixed. All kinds 



and colors. 

 1470 Drummondi. Yellow and 



crimson. 



1477 Golden Wave. The show- 

 iest variety; plant ver}- 

 bushy and compact, and 

 covered A\ith innmnerable 

 flowers: bright yellow. 5 C. LA^■CEOLATA. 



14T8 lanceolata. Of this showy family . thi.-^ is 



the finest ; lai-ge bright yello^^' flowers bloom- 

 ing from June until frost. Excellent for cut 

 flowers. Perennial. 3 ft. IC 

 Cvpress Vine. See Ipomoea Quamoclit. 



DAHLIA. 



These showy peremiials can be caused to bloom the 

 first year from seed, if soAvn early. Tender peren- 

 nial. 2 to 8 ft. 



1500 Dahlia. Double mixed. From best varieties. 15 



1501 Bouquet or Pompon. Small flowering : mixed 



colors. 10 



1502 Juarezii. Cactus Dahlia. A flne class. 



worthy of moie extended cultivation. 10 



1503 Sinffie. Choice mixed ■ 10 



