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OLARK'IA, Nat. Ord. Onagra'cece. 
1102 
1163 
1161 
lies 
1166 
1167 
1168 
1169 
1170 
1171 
1172 
1173 
Beautiful Lardy annuals. 
Clark'la el'egans ro'aea. fl.Vl-, 2 These are very effective border plants, being f 
arbapu'ra,fl.pl.K;.*iV<,2ft. elegant, showy, and profuse blooming. 
inner oft !- The new varieties. Purple King, and < . 
Per pk. — a. 
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,, Purple King, purple, a ft. 
,, Salmon Queen, rose, 2 ft. 
„ mixed from above, 2 ft. . 
pulcbel'la Iniegrlpet'ala fl. pL, rich, magenta, ft. " 
,, al'bafl. pi, />«r<ra<A/7e, 14 ft. 
“ Mra. Langtry," crimson, with 
a broad white margin, ft — 
Tom Thumb, rose-crimson, i ft.* 
„ marglnata, crim- 
" son, edged white, i ft. 
,, choice mixed tall, ih ft 
Tom Thumb, i ft. 
The new varieties. Purple King, 
Salmon Queen, are remarkable for their I 
hi! ge double flowers. t, 3“- “ 
27i« Clnrkiapulchetla and 
if a varietiea are amoni/at 
tna prattieat oj hardy 
annuals, combmmt; a 
fine hahii great 
jrrofusian of bloom. The 
Tom Thumb varietita 
are dioarf and compact, 
fine for beds, and cffec- 
ivn in marginal Itnu. 
31/. &0 
3<f. &o 
6 . 
3 
3 
3 
3 
6 
3 
3 
3 
3 
3 
6 
6 
OLIAN'THUS, Nat. Ord. Legumino'sm. Magnificent flowering shrubs. 
C. Dampicri has been flowered in Paris in the open ground from seed sown in spring. „ , 
1174 CUan'thus Darupler’l, brilliant scarUt, with glossy black centfal boss, 3 ft. ( o 6 
1176 ,, scarlet, h.-h., If ic ...\Splcndid conservatory plants; with a little win f o 
1176 ,! puiU'ceus, rrar-W, h.-h., 4 ft j Ur protection they do admirably on south walls.\ o 
OOOKSOOMB (Celosiacristata), Nat. Ord. Amaranta'cece. Greenhouse annuals. 
Remarkable and highly ornamental conservatory plants, and suitable for warm situations out of oors. 
1177 Cockscomb, Glasgow Prize Dwarf, crimson, saved from fine selected large combs, i it .....j. 
1X78 , ctiolce mixed Dwarf, continental saved seed, i ft “ q 
XX79 ,1 Empress (New Giant), combs laree and brisht purple, dark foliage, i it 
*' See also Novelly Sheet, page d,. 
OO'LEUS, Nat. Ord, XamiaW. Oruaruental leaved plants. 
The newhybrid Coleus are decorative in thegreenhouse and very omameiffal '."/''f ^"o 
garden, alone or associated with other plants, and when used in table bouquets, few leaf-pianis arc 
effective by gas light. /. 26 
1180 Copious, saved from all the newest and most beautiful hybridized vaneties, 2 ft ^ ^ 
1181 M saved from fine varieties, 2 ft 
OOLLIN'SIA, Nat. Ord. Scrophularia'cece. Beautiful hardy annuals 
1182 Collln'Sla bl'oolor, and white, i ft 
11S3 ,, atro-ru'bens, j-rrf a«rf ar/rr'/r, 
I ft 
1184 „ ,, candld'lsslma,/>«'«a'Af/<, I ft. 
1185 ,, grandlflo'ra, blue and white, i ft 
1186 ,, vlola'cea, white and blue, i ft 
1187 ,, fine mixed, from varieties, i ft....3£f. & 
OONVOL'VTJLUS, Nat. Ord. Gonvolvula' cex. Beautiful hardy trailing annuals, etc 
The first five species are perennials, and very desirable for rock-work and hanging baskets. 
Convol'vulus althssol'des, rose-purple, dark eye, pretty dwarf twiner, 
The Collinsias are very effective annuals for 
flower garden decoration. Sown in March 
and April they are decorative in summer. 
For spring gardening, sow in August, and 
the display in May is exquisite, the flowers 
being larger, more beautiful, and lasting 
longer than in summer. 
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o 
o 
o 
L o 
1188 
1189 
1190 
1191 
1192 
1193 
1194 
1196 
1196 
1197 
1198 
1199 
1199^ 
1200 
1201 
ail>U(»Ui ucs, roic-yur yee, u.u.i n. *,/«., ^ r o 6 
au'reus super'bus, golden-yellow a pretty creeping species, half-hardy pereniuai o o 
canta'brlcus, rose-purple, very pretty twiner, hardy perennial ^ ^ 
fio'rldus, pink, pretty creeper, half-hardy perennial 
mauritan'lcus, beautiful soft blue, for hanging baskets and rockwork, hardy p 
mixed- from the above species ••••• n 
cupaula'uus, rich blue, spotted black, a fine, distinct rock plant, hardy annual ^ 
I ft., 
The wrialiet of C. tricoior art 
amongtt the »hot^ of 
hardy annwaJ*. bada, flower 
butd^a, and on rock-work, thexr 
bfiH^somc flowart ara aeen to 
great advnntage. u 
a ixnnhful crimson. C. 
IS o unigMs onni«i* for 
rock-work. 
tri'color monstro'sus, deep violet-purple, 
Btrla'tus, blue and white, i U 
al'bus, silky white, i ft 
kermesrnus, crimsoji-violet, ift 
Rosy (^^^Ti,rose,centrewhitc,edged violet, \\\.. 
,, mii cau'lla, rick putplish-blue, i ft. 
mixed, from the above, i ft 3^^* ^ 
double varieties in mixture, i ft 
Convol'vulus major, choice varieties, see page 42. 
OOEDYLI'NE (Dracse'na), Nat. Ord. Lilia'cem. Ornamental-foliaged greenhouse ^lants^ 
1202 CordyU'ne Indlvf'sa, austraTls, Unla'ta, Vel'tchU, etc., m mixture 
OOEONILliA, Nat. Ord. Legumino'see. Beautiful hardy perennials. 
1203 Coronllla, fine mixed varieties 
COS'MOS, Nat. Ord. Compos'ilce. Very ornamental hardy annuals. 
1204 Cos'moe blplnna'tus, purple and yellow a ft. .... ■> 
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1206 
1206 
i^Wre^Cpu^^le^ aa::. ^ is greatly enhanced when they are gr<mn< ... o 
plnnatlfl'dus. rose, i J ft. . . . j as single specimens. V • ■ • 
COWSLIP (Primula), Nat. Ord. Primula' oea. Spring-flowering hardy pere^Ms. 
V Hower garden, planting in woodland i o 
1207 Cowslip hew giant, mixed, i ft. > For beds in the spring flower gar^n, planti g 
1208 .. fine ^xed, I ft ) walks, elc., these cannot be too extensively used. ^ 
yellow, for naturalization on banks and woodland walks 
OBESS (Barbarea vulgaris), Nat. Ord. Oruciferes. Hardy perennial. 
Cress variegated ; for the winter and spring flower garden this is ^ f,® 
green, polished surface of the leaves is profusely blotched with golden variegation, J ft 
OEO'OUS, Nat. Ord. Iridacece. Hardy bulbs. 
Cro'cus mixed, including many autumn, winter, and spring-flowering species 
OETJOIAHEL'LA, Nat. Ord. Oalia'cece. Hardy perennial for jock- work. 
1212 Cruclaneria stylo'sa, pinh, a very pretty rock plant, continues long m bloom, i ft 
1209 
1210 
1211 
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