PASHBUnS 5g (foMPANVS 



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NO. 



72 

 73 

 74 

 75 



7G 

 77 



78 



79 



80 

 81 

 82 

 83 



Calendula Pongei, fl. pi. Double white, fine, 1 foot . . PK,C * 

 Rauunculoides. Kanunculus-flowered 



Sulpnurea. New sulphur-colored pot marigold ; very double and beautiful 10 



CALLIRHOE. Nat. Ord, Malvace*. 

 loo much cannot be said in nraisp nf thic h an ,.t-:r i 

 from two to three feet in height? ^ i2 snM^^T 16 ^^ annuai > 

 terminating in large panicled racemes oFrie v \tl S ° eaves a " d lettf > stelM , 

 flowers, with white centre, each fm£ on 'to 1°] e f cr ~ dose-petalleci 

 partially cupped; commences to U^m ^n ^L&tl^^ m H th ' and 

 to yield a succession of its numerou EtKhf n ^^ and conti »«« 

 and* autumn, till hard frost, forming^ efe^t obj&gSpft be^ ""^ 



— vtr°ticmat ta A ""J ™ Iet W e - -bite ey^frTN. America. 2 f 

 Verticillata. A pretty creeper; flowers like C. Pedata, but double the size 



This C p ALLI ° PSIS ' « COREOPSIS. Nat. Or.r,, Composite. ' 

 anna. g X^ beauS of hardy 



b.eries; and the dwarf kinds, from their c lose commcM^ f% and fr °," tS ° f Bhrab - 



- ™TOo tK»« 



liurridge's. Flowers rich brown, tipped with orange. 2 feet . 

 CAMPANULA. 



.10 

 .10 



.05 



.10 

 .10 



.05 

 .05 

 .05 



Nat. Ord., Campanulacea:. 

 A genus of exceeding y beautiful flowers nil r.r„.i,-„i. , 

 richness of their colors and ,Mir m£ * a ^, ch f acferized b 7 the 



the most valuable for bedding-p& white & 1 ' 1 he dn ' arl " V:lrieties " re 

 inent place in every garden. 0 f^^^fiZ*^'*'*™ 



oe -r. ^ . cu o'"gi or Deciding en masse. ved rnlnm w.,irf„„. 



* ~ *ssss oS!r„&sjfvffi ff5S 



80 - ^^ dI ^^^^igi^fe a '^^^^ W „e 



.05 

 .05 



4 



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CANDYTUFT, VEHY DWARF WHITE. 



