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J. M. Thorburn & Co.'s Catalogue of Seeds. 



NUMBER and NAME. 



% oz. at oz. rate only on articles quoted at 

 $1 per oz. and over. 



General Observations. 



Clary, Purple-top 



Red-top 



per oz 



25c. 

 25c. 



Cleonie arborea 

 sesquiorgyalis. 

 speciosa . . . 



Clian.th.us Dampieri 

 puniceus 



2779 

 2779a 



2782 

 2783 

 2784 



2785 

 2790 



2792 Clintonia (Downingia) pulchella 



Cockscomb — 



2797 Empress, Dwarf Crimson . . . 



2798 Golden Dwarf 



2799 Queen of Dwarfs 



2800 Glasgow Prize 



2812 Japan Scarlet 



2813 Japan Golden 



2823 Mixed per oz., fi 



2833 *Coleus (Fine hybrids) . . . 

 Choice collections, including- 



12 varieties 



6 " 



2835 Collinsia Bartsiaefolia, per oz. , 50c 



hA 



gS 



hA 



2 3 



3 



2 3 



2838 ■ di color 25 c 



2839 — alba " 30c 



2840 candidissima .... " 30c 



2843 grandiflora " 30c 



2845 multicolor " 25c 



2847 — marmorata .... " 25c! 



2850 verna " 50c. 



2852 Mixed . " 25c. 



2854 Collomia coccinea . . " 25c. 



2856 grandiflora " 25c! 



gP 



hA 



2 3 



Columbine — 



Common Double 

 White 



Commelyna coelestis 

 — alba 



2858 Common Double . . " 40c. 

 2860 



2862 

 2865 



2868 — *variegata 



2870 Convolvulus tricolor, per oz., 25c. 1 



2872 —White " 25c. I • 



2875 — unicaulis " 25c. • 



2876 — Crimson Violet . . " 25c. 



2877 — Rose " 25c. j • 



2877a — Mixed " 25c! • 



Choice collections, including — 

 8 varieties Convolvulus minor . 



2878 Coral Plant 2 



2880 *Cordyline australis 

 2882 *indivisa lineata 



hP 



1 hhP 



hA 



Coreopsis 



Corn-flower 



2887 Cosmidium Burridgeanum . . . 



2890 Cosmos bipinnatus purpureus . . 



2891 — hybridus, Large-fl'd . oz.,$i.oo 

 2891a — White " . " 1.25 



2892 Cotton {Gossypiuni) 



2894 Cowslip {Primula verts) .... 



2900 Crucianella stylosa 



Cuphea miniata 



platycentra 



purpurea 



eminens 



Roezlii 



strigulosa 



2904 

 2905 

 2906 

 2907 

 2908 

 2909 



tA 

 hP 



thhP 







cts. 



pur. 



2 



c 



red 





c 



J 



white 



6 



IO 



pur. 





IO 





2 



IO 



scar. 





IO 



crim. 



1 1 



IO 



tri. 



5* 



IO 



crim. 



H 



IO 



golden 



' *\ 



IO 



rose 



IO 



crim. 



1 



IO 



scar. 



3 



5 



golden 





10 



mixed 





5 







2 5 







1 25 







75 



pur. 





e 

 0 



p.& w. 



iH 



5 



white 





5 





1 



5 



blue 





5 



w. &ro. 





5 







5 



bl.& p. 



% 





II11ACU 



2 



5 







5 



vef y ' 

 > ei. 





5 



mixed 





5 



white 





5 



blue 



1 



5 



white 



. . 



5 



var. 



2 



5 



blue 



1 



5 



white 





5 



pur. 





c 



0 



crim. 





■? 



, rose 





0 



mixed 





5 







35 



scar 



A 



4 



10 



white 



3 



10 





10 



IO 



orange 



2 



: 5 





3 



5 



mixed 





IO 



white 





IO 



yel. 





I 5 



mixed 



% 



IO 



1 P ur - 





5 



crim. 



\ 



5 



s.& w. 





10 



pur. 





5 



s.&y. 





10 



yel.&r. 



I 



10 



violet 





IO 



I {Salvia Horininum.) O d d but 

 j pretty flowers. 



) Curious ; very ornamental, in 

 j Castor Oil plant style. 



I Greenhouse plants, bearing 

 j showy, pea-shaped flowers. 



Very pretty for edging. 



(Celosia.) If grown in good rich 

 soil, the heads will be large, 

 full, bright colored and very 

 pretty. Can be preserved for 

 winter bouquets by cutting off 

 the heads before they are ripe, 

 and drying in the house. 



Splendid bedding plants, with 

 beautifully colored foliage. 

 Very useful for decorative pi^ 

 poses. 



) 



Free-flowering Annuals. If sown 

 in autumn, will stand the win- 

 der, and flower early in spring. 

 All the species are brightly col- 

 ored and excellent for growing 

 in patches or clumps ; easily 

 grown in any garden soil. 



1 Fine for bees ; suitable for pot 

 C culture ; very pretty. 



• These are very free-flowering. 



J See also Aquilegia. 



\ Showy, favorite plants for pots 

 \ and gardens, where they grow 

 J finely. 



These are fine Dwarf Morning 

 Glories for growing in clumps 

 or beds, and well adapted for 

 rockeries and hanging baskets ; 

 bloom for a long time. 



Beautiful greenhouse shrub. 



Beautiful foliage plants for vases 

 or decoration. 



See Calliopsis. 



See Centaurea cyanus. 



Very showy. 



Showy autumn bloomers ; much 

 admired and very valuable. 



Curious ; for pots and gardens. 

 Favorite spring flower. 



These are very pretty greenhouse 

 plants, and are also good for 

 the border, being constantly in 

 bloom. No. 2905 is well known 

 as " Cigar Plant." 



