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WEEBER & DON. FLOWER SEEDS. 



Calceolaria— &= D.'s Selected Strain, 



BqCCO:»^I^ Japoxaica. Hardy perennial with 

 laFge, glaucous, decorative leaves 5 



BRACBYCOMC;. A charminjf dwarf plant of easy 

 culture, covered with a beautiful mass of Cineraria-like 

 flowers. H. H. A. 



Xbericlifolia (Swan River Daisy). Blue, % ft... 5 

 BROWArrl^IA. Very handsome, profuse blooming 

 plants, growing freely in any rich soil. H. H. A., 1^^ ft. 

 Cerviakowskii. Blue with white feenter, beautiful. 5 

 E^lata Oraudiflora. Sky blue, large and handsome. 10 

 Speclosa major. A new variety with clear blue 



flowers, much larger than other sorts , 25 



CACA1L,IA (Tassel Flower). A very beautiful and 

 j^o^iSB flowering plant, with tassel-shaped flowers. 



Coccinea. Orange-scarlet, flowering in clusters: 

 pretty, 114 ft , ' 5 



CAI^A^JORINIA. Beautiful, free-flowering plants, 

 adapted lor rock work and dry, hot situations. H. A. 

 Splendid Mixed Colors, ift 5 



tf*AI cm I ants of a highly decora- 



^^■r^"-'' tive character, forming in 

 spring dense masses of pocket-shaped flowers, Indis- 

 ^ensable for the greenhouse or the flower garden. H. 

 H. P. See cut. 



Rybrida W. & l>.»s Selected Strain. Saved 

 from the finest formed and most beautiful marked 

 varieties.... 1 00 



Superba. Mixed 25 



Sbirutxby. Choice dwarf bedding varieties, mixed 



colors 25 



CAlUKlNOUI<A (Cape SXariSTOld). For effective 

 and persistent blooming In beds and groups, the newer 

 varieties of the common Marigold have no superiors, 

 their beautiful _flowers being produced from early 

 spring until late in the fall. H. A., 1 ft. 



meteor. Large double yellow flowers, striped with 

 orange 5 



Prince of Oransre. Similar to "Meteor," but much 

 darker 5 



Plnvialis. White 5 



Ponsrei. Large, double white flowers 5 



CAI<1,IRR0E: Involucrata. Elegant, hardy an- 

 nual of easy culture and of spreading growth, with 



large, crimson Linum-like flowers. 1% ft 5 



Pedata ?$ana Compacta. Rose, 1 ft 5 



CAl«l<IOPSlS (or Coreopsis). Annual Varie- 

 ties. Charming free-flowering hardy annuals, bloom- 

 ing early and continuing till frost. The flowers are 

 Bhowy in the garden and most useful for cutting. 2 ft. 



CAI^I^IOPSXS— Continued. pkt. 

 Atrosansuinea. Velvety, dark crimson 5 



Drummondi (Golden Wave). Yellow, with 



maroon center; large 5 



Owarf Varieties. Finest mixed, 1 ft 5 



Pinest Mixed. Brilliant colors Oz., 50c... 5 



Imported Collection of Ten Separate 



Colors , 50 



Perennial Varieties. These frequently bloom the 

 first year from seed sown in spring; It Is more satis- 

 factory, however, to sow in July or August, protect- 

 ing the plants with coarse straw or pine boughs 

 during winter. They will flower profusely the follow- 

 ing summer. 2 ft. 



Grandiflora. Bright golden yellow 10 



I<anceolata. Large, golden yellow 10 



Rarvest Moon. One of the flnest hardy garden 

 plants grown, forming large clumps 2 to 3 ft. high, 

 producing long stemmed, immense rich orange-yellow 

 flowers in profusion; unequaled for cutting, and flow- 

 ers the flrst season from seed sown early 10 



CAMPAPJU1,A. Well-known handsome hardy bien- 

 nials, bearing large bell and saucer-shaped flowers in 

 profusion; well adapted for borders. H. B. 

 Carpatlca. A dwarf-growing plant, producing a fine 



mass of salver-shaped blossoms. Blue, 1 it...... 5 



Carpatlca alba. Pure white, 1 ft 5 



Orandiflora. Deep purple, 2 ft , 5 



I^reii. A pretty hardy annual, with purple-lilac 

 flowers, 1 ft ...,..r. 5 



CANTERBURY BELLS, .?„|g's?Si,etl 



these are unrivaled border plants, and also very ef- 

 fective when grown In large pots. H. B., 2 ft. 



Medium (Canterbury Sells). Blue s 



— Wliite 5 



—Rose 5 



Finest Double Mixed 5 



Pinest Sinsrle Mixed 5 



—Collection in 6 Colors 50 



Cal^rcantbema (Cup and Saucer). The flowers 

 are large, of a beautiful shade, resembling somewhat 

 a cup and saucer. 



—Blue 6 



— Rose : 6 



— Wblte s 



—Mixed. All colors 5 



Calliojisis Lanceolata. 



