WILLIAM EWING & CO.'S SEED CATALOGUE 
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No. Pkt. cts. 
710. AURICULA, Choice Mixed Hybrids 25 
A very beautiful spring ttowering plant, with rich-colored 
fragrant blooms; 6 inches. May. 
711. BAPTISIA, Australis — Bears racemes of showy blue 
flowers; 4 ft. For shrubbery borders. June-August. 5 
712. BOCCONIA, Japonica— 6 ft. Highly decorative 
foliage plant, with creamy flowers. Summer 5 
713. BOLTONIA ASTEROIDES — Pure white, fine. 5 to 
7 feet IS 
714. BOLTQRIA LATISQUAMA— Pink, slightly shaded 
with lavender, 4 to fi feet . . . IS 
Among the .showiest of our native hardy perennial plants 
with large, single Aster-like flowers. 
CAMPANULA 
71b. Mirabilis— A new Canterbury Bell. Plants form 
densely branched pyramidal bushes about 2 ft. high, 
each branch bearing a multitude of pale blue or lilac 
flowers, at least a hundred blossoms' being open at 
■ one time. 2 ft ' 20 
716. Carpatica or " Hair Bell "—Mixed. Cinches S 
717. Persicifolia— 2 ft. Blue. One of the best 10 
718. Persicifolia Alba— 2 ft. White 10 
719. Pyramidalis — The "Pyramidal Bel! 
Flower." Blue and white. Pyramidal 
form and literally covered with elegant 
bell-shaped flowers, good for either out- 
side or greenhouse. 4 ft 10 
720. Ewing's Superb Mixture of Perennial 
Varieties S 
Campanulas flower from June to August. 
721. Canterbury Bells, Single Mixed and 
Rose, white or blue, h. b., 2 ft S 
722. Canterbury Bells, Double Mixed and 
Rose, white or blue, h. b., 2 ft 10 
723. Canterbury Bell, Calycanthema (Cup and 
Saucer)^ — H. h.b., 2 ft. Mixed and rose, 
blue or white 10 
The Campantilas, including Canterbury Bells 
which are hardy biennals, are amongst the most 
showy and effective of all border plants. _ Being 
of many different heights, and flowering at 
different times, are great points in their favor. 
June-August. 
724. CENTAUREA, Montana (Perennial Com- 
fjower) — 1 ft. Silvery foliage. Bright 
blue flowers 10 
725. CERASTIUM, Tomentosum — Foliage is a 
beautiful silvery white, h. p., 4 inches. . . 10 
Indispensable for edgings, mounds, panel-beds 
and rock-work. Should be sown early, in the 
hou.se. 
CHRYSANTHEMUM 
726. Maximum, " King Edward " — Undoubt- 
edly the finest of all the Chrysan- 
themum Maximum. Beautiful large 
pure white flowers of splendid form; will 
be found invaluable for cutting 25 
727. Maximum, " Perfection " — A grand 
variety, having large pure white flowers 
often measuring 5 ins. across, and for 
cutting is invaluable 10 
728. Leucanthemum or Shasta Daisy — Intro- 
duced from California. Extraordinary 
large, pure white and perfect flowers, 
and bound to become one of the most 
popular hardy perennials 25 
729. CLEMATIS, Paniculata— Climber. White. 
September 10 
730. CLEMATIS, Jackmanl, Mixed Varieties— 
H. h. Climber produces clusters of beau- 
tiful flowers, completely hiding the foliage IS 
731. COREOPSIS, Grandiflora— 3 ft. One of 
our finest hardy border plants. Produces 
an abundance of large single rich deep 
golden yellow flowers. June-October 10 
732. COWSLIP, Finest Mixed— 6 inches. A 
beautiful spring flower 5 
No. Pkt. cts. 
733. DAISY, BELLIS PERENNIS Double Extra Choice 
Mixed — 4 inches 10 
734. DAISY, Double QuiUed— The flowers are beautifully 
quilled 10 
735. DAISY, Double Longfellow — 4 inches. Very large 
deep rose-colored flower '0 
736. DAISY, Snowball — 4 inches. Pure white double. . 15 
Daisies flower from spring to fall, excepting for a short 
time in midsummer. 
DELPHINIUM 
The Delphinium is one of the most imposing of hardy 
perennials producing long spikes of bloom of the most 
gorgeous .shades of color, blue of various shades predominate 
ing. Is of easy culture, but its real beauty can only be seen 
when special attention is paid to the cultivation and manur- 
ing of the soil. 
Makes particularly striking groups on the lawn or in mixed 
borders. June-July. 
737. 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 
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