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No. CHRYSANTHEMUM Pkt. cts. No. 
746. ULIOINOSUM— 4 ft. Larpe pure white single 753. 
flowers. August-October 10 754. 
747. Maximum, "King Edward" — T^'ndoubtedly the 
finest of all the ("hrvsanthcniuni Maximum. 
Beautiful lar^e pure white flowers of splendid form; 
will he found inviluable for cutting 25 755. 
7-18. Maximum, "Perfection" — A grand variety, 
having large pure white flowers often measuring 756. 
5 ins. across, and for cutting is invaluable 10 
749. Leucanthemum or Shasta Daisy— Introduced from 757. 
California. Extraordinary large, pvre white and 
perfect flowers, and bound to become one of the 758. 
most popula- hardy perennials. 25 
750. ClRSIUM,Pulcherrimum (Thistle) -3ft. Purplish 
blue flower heads; deeply cut flowers with grey 759. 
undorsurface 5 
751. CLEMATIS, Paniculata— Climber. White. Sep- 760. 
tember 10 
752. CLEM.\TIS, Jackmani, Mixed Varieties— H. h. 761. 
Climber produces clusters of beautiful flowers, 
copipletely hiding the foliage 15 762. 
Pkt. cts. 
COMMELINA,Coelestis— ift. Blue. Mav s' 
COREOPSIS, Qrandiflora— 3 ft. One of oiir finest 
hardy border plants. Prof'uces an abundance of 
large single rich deep golden yellow flowers. 
June-October 10 
COREOPSIS Lanceolata— 2 ft. Golden-yellow. 
June-October. Valued for cutting 10 
COWSLIP. Finest Mixed- 6 inches. A beautiful 
spring flower 5 
CORYDALIS, Alba— 1 ft. Graceful plant for 
borders and rock work. White. June 10 
CRUCIANELLA, Stylosa Purpurea— i ft. Park 
critnson; creeping border or rock plants. June- 
July S 
DAISY, BEILIS PERENNIS Double Extra Choice 
Mixed — 4 inches 10 
DAISY, Double Quilled— The flowers are beautifully 
quilled 10 
DAISY, Double Longfellow— 4 inches 10 
Very large deep rose-coloied flower. 
DAISY, Snowball — 4 inches. Pure white double. . 15 
Daisies flower from spring to 
fall, excepting for a short time in 
midsun^nier. 
DELPHINIUM The Delphin- 
ium is onp of the most imposing 
of hardy perennials, producing 
long spikes of bloom of the most 
gorgeous shades of color, blue of 
various shades predon.inating. Is 
of easy culture, but its real 
beauty can onl}' be seen when 
special attention is paid to the 
cultivation and manuring of the 
soil. 
Makes particularlj striking 
groups on the lawn or in mixed 
borders. June-July. 
763. BELLADONNA— The freest and 
most continuous blooming of all. 
Keeping in bloom from early July 
till Fall. The clear turquoise- 
blue of its flowers is not surpassed 
for delicacy and beauty by any 
other flower 30 
764. Formosum — Deep gentian blue, 
with white eye. .\ splendid sort. 
.5 ft " 5 
765. Cashmerianum— Dark blue. Monk's 
hood-like flowers with dark green 
foliaec- Very fine. 3 ft 10 
766. Henderson! — Large dark blue 
flowers. .") ft. Fine 10 
767. Zaiil — Graceful habit and long 
beautiful spikes of clear sulphur- 
yellow flowers. 5 ft 10 
768. Nudicaule— 15 inches. dwarf 
compact plant, bearing a profu- 
sion of dazzling scarlet flowers.. 10 
769. Double Varieties in Mixture — 
Includes all the newest double hy- 
brids " . 15 
770. Single Mixed Hybrids- Very showv 5 
771. DIANTHUS, Plumarius, Semi= 
Double. Mixed — The favorite old 
Pheasaut's-Eye or Grass Pink. 
9 inches. Sweet-scented. June.. 10 
772. niANTHDS, Plumarius, Nanus 
Flore Pleno — Beautifully fringed 
large double flowers borne in 
great profusion. Mixed 25 
773. DIANTHUS BARBATUS — See 
".Sweet William." 
