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4 Coreopsis grandiflora 



0 ,, japonica . . . . . . 



Corn Flower, see Centaurea Cyanus. 

 0 Cosmea hybrida Klondyke , orange- 

 red, large flowering 



Cosmea pinnatifida 



(Cosmus bipinnatus). 



(Electro see page 67.) 

 First class plant for cutting and groups of the 

 most easiest culture. If sown in June, Cosmea 

 pinnatifida and C. p. Mammoth flower in the 

 autumn, producing giant flowers on long stems 

 of the most beautiful colours. C. p. praecox 

 ought to be sown in April; it produces smaller 

 flowers throughout the summer. 



white ....... 



purpurea 



rosea 



mixed . . . . . . • ) )• Yiii 



Mammoth, white 



- ! lilac . .'j J \« 

 „ purpurea . . . . 



,, rose 



,, rubea . ... 



,, mixed . . . . . 



praecox white 



„ purpurea 



rose 



„ mixed 



Cowslip yellow, see Primula veris. 

 h Croton sebiferum (Stillingia) 



Crown of the Field, see Agrostemma. 

 © Cryptostemma lusitanicum , Dam. 

 1899. About 8 inches high. Its narrow 

 pinnate or deeply cut leaves are of a 

 greyish green and silvery grey on the 

 back. The plant produces a large number 

 of flowers measuring about 2 inches 

 in diameter, the petals of which are 

 sulphur-yellow and chrome-yellow at 

 the base with a dark brown spot. A 



rival of the Gazanias 



©§ Cucumis anguineus , see Tricho- 



santhes. 



„ Anguria (Aradae) . . . . 

 „ Grossularia,GooseberryGourd 

 „ odoratissimus (Dudaim) . 



4 „ perennis 



0§ Cucurbita argyrosperma . . . . 

 „ maliformis, Apple Gourd, 



yellow, white, striped, each 

 „ maxima sylvestris,Naudinl889 

 ,, melanosperma , variegated 

 fruited Malabar (Angora), 



black seed 



„ oviformis, Ostrich Fgg . . 

 „ Pepo turbinata.TurbanGourd, 

 scarlet 



per oz 



per 



lb. 





per oz 



per 



8. 



d. 



N. 



(1. 





8. 



d. 



8. 







4 



3 



4 



©§ Cucurbita piriformis (pear-shaped) 













G 







green, green with white, each 







3 



2 











„ Ornamental Gourds, mixture 







4 



q 

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© Cuphea eminens . . . 1 j 8 oz 1/b 



10 



— 





2 



3 



Zo 





.. platycentra . A / 8 „ Ijv 



12 



— 













„ Roezh . . . 7s „ — i? 



6 



3 













,, „ grandiflora superba 

















1 / 1 IQ 



8 



9 













Cyanus, see Centaurea. 

















Cyclamen, see Seeds of Bulbs and 

















Roots. 

















cj§ Cyclanthera explodens .... 



— ■ 



G 













„ pedata 





4 



Q 



o 











Cyperus, see Ornamental Grasses. 

















Cypress Vine, see Ipomoea Qua- 









— 



Q 



o 



z 



6 



moclit. 











3 

 3 



o 



o 



Q 

 O 



3 



4 Dahlia imperialis grandis . . . 



3 



6 



— 



— 



3 



i 



9 



4 Dahlia variabilis 









— 



4 



o 



0 











— - 



4 



o 

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o. j 1C lalgu'liuwcilllg. 









— 



4 



o 



O 





— 



5 



4 



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4 



o 



/? 

 0 



„ nana, dwarf-mixed . 



— 



6 



6 



— 



4 





D 



„ striata, ,, ... 



— 



6 



6 



— 



3 







„ „ nana, dwarf-mixed 



— 



6 



6 



1 



2 







Grandiflora marginata, bordered, 









— 



5 



A 



4 



Q 

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— 



8 



8 



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5 



A 

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,, white Queen, pure white 



1 



6 





. — ■ 



5 



A 

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q 



,, „INeck-ruine (,,L,olte- 

















rette"), new; a highly 









1 



? 







interesting novelty, with 

















large flowers of various 

















colours, the yellow centre 

















of which is surrounded 

















by a number of gracefully 

















arranged white petals; of 

















a most charming effect . 



3 



9 



— 











n 1 O 11 n 1 1 a r fr o t 1 ^ir r 1 ti cy 



uj i-iuuuic idiyc-iiowcniig. 

















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t-unccLUJii, cnoicc quaiu} . . 



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4 



3 



3 



Good quality 



1 



3 



15 











Juarezi (Cactus), mixed . 



— 



— 









o 





„ „ „ prime qua- 









— ■ 



4 



a 



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lity, saved from one of the most 









— 



1 



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D 



beautiful collections 



o 



o 



— 



— 



— 



4 



Q 

 O 



Q 



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very good quality .... 



2 



3 





1 



— 







l^iliput, mixed 



2 



3 







3 



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 a 



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 i> 



1 om 1 hlimb, dwarf mixed . 



1 



10 



— 











Juarezi (Cactus), mixed single- 









— 



4 



A 



4 





flowered 



1 



3 



16 



— 



3 



o 



Q 



o 



Daisies, see Bellis perennis. 

















Dames Violet, see Ilesperis. 

















g Dasylirion acrotnche (serratifolium) 



— - 



10 



— 





o 



<> 



n 



r 



5 



„ longifolium verum 











4 



4 





















// Datura arborea 



5 









3 



2 



9 



0 „ ceratocaulc 





5 





