VAUGHAN'S BOOK FOR FLORISTS -CHICAGO AND NEW YORK. 



CENTAUREA. 



Centaurea Gymnocarpa lb., $2.75 



Candidissima .Dusty MUler) 1000 seeds. 25c. , 



Cyanus X'jrn Flower), Emperor WUliam, blue. . . .lb.. 70c. 

 " Fl pi., mLsed, semi-double, comes about 60 per 



cent, true 



" Bachelor's Button, mixed lb., 60c. 



" Pure White 



Pink 



" Double Pure White 



" Double Blue 



Dwarf Victoria, blue 



Margaret. ■ ' t.. 



Moschat'i 1 



Odorat . 



Depres 



VaughL;. . . . . . .. . _. • , 



Suaveolens, . • .. .. ~ ■ • 



Americana, purple 



Imperialis, mixed, 



" Alba, pure white 



Centrosema GrancUflora 



Cephaliptervim Drummondi, Australian Star Flower, retail 



pkt 10c 



Cerastlum Tomentosum 1-16 oz., 75c. 



Chelone Barbata Hybrida, mixed 



Barbara Torreyi 



CheiranthUS Maritimus, see Virigii 



eludes all of the abov< 



cks. 



CHRYSANTHEMUM. 



Chrysanthemum Coronarium, double white 



Coronarium, double golden yellow 



" double sulphur yellow 



" double mixed lb., 



Diinnetti Album pi., double white 



" Aureum pi., double yellow 



Carinatum, Kclipse 



" Golden Feather 



" Chameleon 



" Single mixed lb., 



InodoruLi Plenissimum, double white 



Multicaulc 



Segetum "Gloria" Morning Star, new 



"Helios," Evemiig Star, new J -.z. 



Double and Single Mixed, annual sort- U. 



Trade 





Pkt. 



Oz. 



.05 



.30 





1.00 



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.15 



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.10 



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.20 



.10 



.50 



.10 



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.30 



.10 



.40 



.05 



.15 



.05 



.30 



.10 



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.25 



.10 



.40 



.10 



.40 



.10 



1.00 



.25 









in 

 .10 



.30 



.05 



.15 



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.10 



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.50 



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.20 



.15 



.25 



.25 



2.00 



.35 





PERENNIAL VARIETIES. 



Frutescens (Paris DaLsy), white 



Maximum, large O.x-eye Daisy, white 11>., $2.00 



" "Princess Henry," early lb., 3.00 



Uliglnosum, perennial, white 



Chinese and Japanese Varieties, mixed 



CINERARIA. 



New Star Cineraria (Cineraria Hybrida Stellata). This new type of 

 Cineraria grows to a height of 3 to 4 feet. The plants branch freely and pro- 

 duce their little star-shaped flowers in countless numbers. They are borne on 

 long stems and the colors range from white to pink, rose, carmine and blue. 

 This is an exceptionally useful plant, being very decorative. Pkt., 40c.; 

 3 for $1.00. 



Vaughan's Columbian Mixture. It consists of a mixture made up b\ 

 ourselves of the choicest English, F'rench and German strains and cannot be 

 excelled in variety of colors, size, -shape and substance of flowers and perfect 

 habit of plant. Trade pkt., (1000 seeds), 50c.; 3 pkts., $1.40. 



New Large -Flowering " Scarlet Queen." The bright 

 existence. Pkt., 50c. 



" Old Rose." A splendid strain, producing large flowers, i 

 color from [jink to rich coppery red. Trade pkt., 50c. 



Large-Flowering White ) 



Crimson 



Blue 



Blood-Red 



range 



Each, 

 per trade pkt. 



{r,m seeds). 

 3SC. 

 Trade I'kt. 



$0.25 



25 



Hybrida, (Irie iarno flowering mi.xed, 500 seeds 



" Grandiflora Nana, best mixed, dwarf 



" Plenlssima, extra choice double mixed 



" " double white 



Cineraria Marltlma " Diamond." This is one of the finest 

 folianc bedding plants. The leaves are broad, snow white anil 



histing. It is superior to the older varieties 1 oz., 25c. 



.Maritima Candidissima, white leaved for bedding. .J oz., 20c. 



Clematis Paniculata, white, sweot scented I'o., $6.00 .15 



Laiuc-Flo-.veriiig .Jackmanni Hybrids 26 



Cleome rungens. Giant Spider Plant 05 



Cllanthus Dampierl, Glory Pea of .\ustralia I oz., 60c .20 



Cobsea Scandens, Purple lb., 3.60 .10 



.Mba, white. 



i.Kcd 



2.00 

 .26 



.30 

 .70 

 .60 



.60 



COSMOS Woodside Early Flowering. 



NORTHERN GROWN SEED. 

 The Woodside Early Cosmos is the earliest flowering variety 



.iltiva- 



tion, blooming fully two months in advance of the Giant strain. Seeds sow a 

 in open ground, in early May, will produce blooming plants in July, and con- 

 tinue a mass of bloom until killed by frosts. It is the result of painstaking 

 selection, from a few pl:i' -i ■ , • i! M-ars ago, which showed a decide<l tendency 

 to earliness. This di - w so well established, that, instead of a 



few plants coming c. i Early Cosmos is uniformly early, and 



will bloom in any p:ii 1 ; Its delicate fern-like foliage, and con- 



spicuous crimson, pink a:id wiuu- Uuweis form a pleasing contrast. The plants 

 grow about four feet tall and bloom freely. For ornamenting the home or 

 church, the cut blooms will be found most desirable, lasting a week or more if 

 kept in water. 



The flowers are of good average size and are borne upon long stems, welt 

 above the foliage. The white is particularly desirable for florist's use. Pkt., 

 15c ; oz., $1.00. 



Cockscomb, see Celosia cristata. 



Coix Lachrymae, Job's Tears lb., 40c. 



Coleus, 'Vaughan's Rainbow Mixture 1-32 oz., 76c. 



Fine Mixed 



Extra Choice, large leaved, mixed 1-16 oz., $1.00 



" " ■' " copper color ... 1-16 oz., 1.00 



Laciniated and fringed 1-16 oz., 1.00 



*S"('oleus make fine plants the first summer from seed. 



CoUinsia, mi.xed 



Columbine, see Aquilegia. 



Commelina, Sellowiana, one of the finest of all blue flowering 



Convolvulus, Tricolor mixed. Dwarf Morning Glory 



Mauriiiinicu-. fur hanging baskets 



Major, .Morning Glory, mixed 



Coreopsis Lanceolata, large-flowering, yellow 



Cordyline, see Drac;ena. 



Cosmos, Large Flowering. .\11 colors mixed 



Early-Flowering Varieties, mixed 



Early-Flowering " Dawn." This comes into fl<: 

 in summer and continues to bloom until fn 

 flowers are large and beautiful white 



Giants, mixed 



Cosmos, White 



2.0O 



.10 

 .40 

 .10 



.60 



Klondyke, yellow 10 1.00 



Cowslip il'runula Veris) 15 



Cuphea Platycentra 1-16 oz , 30c. .15 



Mlniata 10 



Purpurea 05 .20 



VAUGHAN'S GIANT-FLOWERED CYCLAMEN 

 Our seed has been grown for us by a Cyclamen specialist in Eurooe. This is 

 the third season we are handling his entire crop. The seed is saved only from 

 perfect plants. Shape and size of flowers, foliage and stems and general habit 

 are points on which our seed plants are selected. There is no better Cyclamen 

 seed in the market. 



Pure White, (Mont Blanc) 



Dark Crimson 



Rosa von Marienthal, " l)a\ break" I'inI 

 Dark Rose 



White with Carmine Eye 



Rubin, Tiew, tlie durke-t i;....,! red. 100 seeds, $1.50. 

 White Fringed, ver.v line flower. 100 seeds, $1.00. 

 Extra Choice Mixed. Per 100 seeds, 50c.; 250 seeds, $1.15; lOOO 

 seeds, $4.50; 5000 seeds, $20.00. 



NEW GIANT ORCHID— Flowered Cyclamen. 



These are exceptionally fine, with very large flowers that are frilled and 

 fringed in wonderful fashion. They are splendid sellers in the Chicago market 

 and our seed is direct from the originator. 



Pure Whiti-. HcmI. I'ink I Each, per 100 seeds, $1.00; 



White, with Carnui.e K.ve and Lilac Colored ( 1000 seeds, $9.00. 

 Giant Orchid -Flowered Cyclamen in choicest mixture, 25 seeds, 25c.: 



100 seeds, 85c.; 1000 seeds, $8.00. 

 Cyclamen Persicum. I'inost mi.xed. Trade pkt., 26c.; i oz., 60c. 



This is an entirely 



100 seeds, 6Sc. 

 1000 seeds, $5.00. 

 250 seeds at 

 the 1000 rate. 



train of Cyclamen 

 witli wavy and 

 , rose or mixed, 100 



Rokoko Cyclamen. „.i.h fiat n.nmi n.. 



seetfs? $'2.50; ■,-,()' ' rr'.V ,' $1.35. 



ENG-LISH GROWN GIANT CYCLAMEN. 

 l'KlCi;S— 100 Secd.s, $1.00; lOOOAeeds, $9.00 net. 

 Varieties marked ■* will be our le^iders. 

 Rosy Morn. Cigantcum variety. Delicate rose color. Claret base. 

 Picturatum. Giganteinn variety. Light rose, tinted with claret base. 

 ♦Cirandifloraalba. The largest giant white grown. 

 Fimbriata. I-'inilniatccl flowers and foliajje. 



Excelsior. Cigantcmn variety. White with red base. Extra large flowers. 



Princess May. I'.iiepink. . 

 ♦Princess of 'Wales, r.iganteum variety. Pink. 



Mauve Queen. Giganteum variety. Mauve. 

 *Duke of Connauprht Ciigantcum variety. Purplish crimso--. 

 *DuKe of Fif';-. Gigauteum variety. Dark rose. 



Salmon Queen. 



