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CAMPANULA ELEGANS — Large flowers in 
ttrminal clusters. 9 d. 
CAMPANULA FRAGILIS, syn. BARRE- 
LIERII — Pretty trailing plant. 9rf. 
CAMPANULA GARGANICA — Sheets of 
purplish flowers, tine for rock work. Is. 
CAMPANULA GLOMERATA CCERULEA 
AND ALBA— 6d. each. 
CAMPANULA GRANDIFLORA ALBA — 
Large white flowers. Is. 
CAMPANULA GRANDIFLORA FL. PL.— 
Large blue semi-double flowers. Is. 6rf. 
CAMPANULA GRANDIFLORA (Platy- 
codon)— Large blue flowers in early autumn; 
effective. Is. 
CAMPANULA GRANDIS — Fine border 
plant, having large blue salver-shaped flowers. 
9 d. 
CAMPANULA GRANDIS ALBA — Very 
free growing, useful for cutting. 6 d. each ; 5s. 
per dozen. 
CAMPANULA H AYLODGENSIS — A 
charming rock plant, fine bluo flowtrs. Is. 
CAMPANULA HENDERSONI — Flowers 
large, of a pretty mauve colour. Is, 
CAMPANULA HOSTII — A beautiful free- 
flowering variety, producing numerous bell- 
shaped blue flowers, on stems about 12 inches 
high. 6d. 
CA.MPANULA ISOPHYLLA ALBA — A 
dwarf species, pure white flowers. Is. 
CAMPANULA LATIFOLIA— This produces 
stout stems 3 feet high, bearing large blue 
flowers in great abundance. 9 d. 
CAMPANULA LATIFOLIA MACRANTHA 
— An extra fine form of the preceding. 9 d. 
CAMPANULA MACRANTHA ALBA— 
Long white spikes ; a noble border plant. Is. 
CAMPANULA NOBILIS ALBA— 6<f. each; 
5s. per dozen. 
CAMPANULA PULLA — Charming when 
seen in a mass, deep purple flowers. Is. each ; 
9s. per dozen. 
CAMPANULA PERSICIFOLIA — Flowers 
blue. 6 d. 
CAMPANULA PERSICIFOLIA ALBA 
FLORE PLENO — Flowers pure white ; valuable 
for cut flowers. 6 d. each ; 5s. per dozen. 
CAMPANULA PERSICIFOLIA ALBA 
GRANDIFLORA — Pure white flowers ; a grand 
variety. Is. 6d. 
CAMPANULA PERSICIFOLIA CORO- 
NATA ALBA — A beautiful free-flowering variety 
6 d. each ; 5s. per dozen. 
CAMPANULA PORTENSCHLAGIANA 
syn. MURALIS —Distinct and pretty. 9d. 
CAMPANULA PUMILA, syn. PUSILLA— 
6(1. each ; 5s. per dozen. 
CAMPANULA PUMILA ALBA— Very neat 
and distinct. 6(1. each ; 5s. per dozen. 
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CAMPANULA PYRAMIDALIS (Chimney 
Campanula)— A tine plant for the back of the 
herbaceous border, or for pot culture, forming a 
pyramid composed of numerous stems 4 to 5 leet 
in height, each stem crowded with large blue 
salver-like flowers. 6 d. 
CAMPANULA PYRAMIDALIS ALBA— 
Pretty. 9 d. 
CAMPANULA RHOMBOIDEA — Flowers 
deep blue, on slender stems. 9 d. 
CAMPANULA SOLDANELLA3FLORA 
FL. PL.— A beautiful little plant with blue 
flowers of varied forms. Is. 
CAMPANULA TURBINATA— Bearing large 
bell-shaped bluish purple flowers. 9d. 
CAMPANULA TURBINATA ALBA— An 
elegant pure white variety Is. 
CAMPANULA URTIC2EFOLIA FL. PL.— 
A very old and useful form. Is. 
CAMPANULA URTICJEFOLIA ALBA FL. 
PD. One of the best border plants we possess ; 
scarce. Is. 
CAMPANULA VAN HOUTTEI— A charm- 
ing hybrid, erect stems 2 feet in height, bearing 
immense dark blue flowers 3 inches in length. 
6 d. 
CARD A MINE PRATENSIS FL. PL.— 6(1. 
CARDAMINE TRIFOLIATA— Very pretty 
white-flowering spring plant. 6 d. 
CAREX JAPONICA FOL. VAR. —Effective. 
9d. 
CATANANCHE BICOLOR— This can be re- 
commended as a free-growing effective border 
perennial, flowers blue and white. 6d. 
CENTAUREA CLEMENTI — Elegant silvery 
foliage, very effective. 6d. 
CENTAUREA MACROCEPHALA— Strong- 
growing form, producing large bright yellow 
flowers ; very attractive. 6 d. 
CENTAUREA MONTANA (The Perennial 
Cornflower) — Blue, very useful for cutting pur- 
poses. 6(1. 
CENTAUREA MONTANA CARNEA— 6(1. 
CENTAUREA MONTANA LADY 
FLORENCE HASTINGS — A new creamy white 
form, very useful for cutting. Is. 
CENTAUREA MONTANA RUBRA— A very 
scarce and handsome plant with red flowers, quite 
distinct from the form usually sold under this 
name. 9d. 
CENTAUREA MONTANA ALBA— Very 
useful. 6d. 
CEPHALARIA ALPINA — A sulphur- 
flowered Scabious ; fine border plant. 6d. 
CHELONE OBLIQUA, syn. PURPUREA 
(Snake’s-head) — 9d. 
CHELONE OBLIQUA ALBA — Pure white 
variety. Is. 
CERASTIUM BIEBERSTEINI — ) 
CERASTIUM BOISSIERI — 
CERASTIUM TOMENTOSUM— ) 
Three well-known rock or carpeting plants. 6 d. 
each ; 3s. ptr dozen. 
