Cannells’ Floral Guide, 1909. 
OIMICIFTIOA JAPONICA (syn. PityroB- 
perma Aoerinum)— Forming a mass of pretty 
glistening green foliage, numerous erect stems 
and spikes of feathery-white flowers in late 
summer. 2 ft. 9d 
OIMIOrPtJQ-A RACEMOSA — Handsome 
foliage, long feathery spikes of white flowers. 
8 to 6 ft. 9rf. 
OIMIOrFHOA SERPENTARIA — Naked 
erect stems and spikes of feathery-white flowers 
In October ; very showy. 9d. 
CIST0S — See Index. 
OLAYTONIA OAROLINEANA — Pretty 
rose-coloured flowers ; it usually grows in moss in 
shady positions. 9d. 
CLEMATIS DAVIDIANA— Large clusters 
of sweetly perfumed Hyacinth-like porcelain 
bine flowers. 9d. 
CLEMATIS INTEORIEOLIA-- A herba- 
ceous species, with elegant bell-like purple 
flowers. 2 ft. 9d. 
CLEMATIS — For other varieties see Index. 
COLOHICtTM— 6'ee Bulb List. 
CONY ALLARIA (Lily of the Valley)— See 
Bulb List. 
CONVOLVULUS— See Index. 
COREOPSIS ORANDIFLORA— Yellow; a 
large free-flowering variety. 3 to 4 ft. 6d. 
COREOPSIS LANOEOLATA — A hand- 
some kind, flowering nearly all the summer t 
bright yellow. 2 ft. 6d. 
CORONILLA IBERIOA— A capital rock or 
border plant ; large yellow pea-shaped flowers ; 
trailing habit. 9d. 
OORYDALIS NOBILIS— The handsomest 
of this family; flowers rich golden yellow. 
4 to 1 ft. 9d. 
ORAMBE CORDIPOLIA (Wild Seakalo) 
— A showy plant for the wild garden, shrub- 
ORUOIANELLA STYLOSA— A neat trail- 
ing plant ; globular heads of rose flowers. 6d. 
OYOLAMBN— The greenhouse varieties are 
familiar to everyone, but how few have any idea 
of the modest beauty of the hardy species; they 
only require planting in light loamy soil, in a 
shady position. 4 ^ ^ high. 
CYCLAMEN APRICANUM (Maorophyl- 
lum) Large red flowers in autumn. 9d. 
CYCLAMEN ATKINSI ALBUM — White; 
winter flowering. Is. 
CYCLAMEN ATKINSI PURPUREUM— 
Bright purple. 9d, 
CYCLAMEN COUM — Red; flowers in Feb- 
ruary. 6d. 
CYCLAMEN EUROPAEUM — Summer 
flowering, rosy pink ; very free. 6d. 
CYCLAMEN HEDER-fflPOLIUM — Rose, 
foliage marbled ; autumnal ; one of the best. 6d. 
CYCLAMEN HEDER.fflFOLIUM ALBUM 
—Pure white. Is. 
CYCLAMEN IBERICUM— White flowers, 
bright purple spot at the base. 9d. 
CYCLAMEN REPANDUM VERNUM— 
Deep reddish crimson. March. Sd. 
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CYPRIPEDIUM ACAULE {Stemless Lady’s 
Slipper) — Flowers rose colour, varying in shade 
to almost white, but invariably tinted with rose. 
4 ft. Is. 9d. to 2s. 6d. 
CYPRIPEDIUM CALCEOLUS {Enghsh 
Lady's Slipper) — Sepals and petals of a brownish 
purple, and the lip of a clear bright yellow. 
1 ft. is. and Is. 6a. 
CYPRIPEDIUM MACRANTHUM {Sibe- 
rian Lady's Shipper)— Flowers of a rich purplish 
crimson colour. 1 ft. 2s. 6<f. and 8s. 6a. 
CYPRIPEDIUM PARVIFLORUM— Frag- 
rant flowers, with a bright yellow labellum ; 
sepals and petals of a brownish purple. I 4 ft. 
Is. 6d. 
CYPRIPEDIUM 3 PECTABILE— Labellum 
is much inflated ; delicate rose colour, sepals and 
petals white. One of the best species for all 
purposes. 14 ft. Is. 9d, and 2s. M. 
DACTYUS — See Index. 
DAFFODILS— See Bulb List. 
DAISIES — See Collection. 
DELPHINIUMS— See Collection. 
DIANTHUS ANNULATUS— A very beau- 
tiful rock plant. 1 ft. 6d. 
DIANTHUS ALPINUS (Alpine Plnk>— 
Bose flowers, spotted crimson. 4 ft- f*- 
DIANTHUS BARBATU3 MAONIFICUS 
FL. PL. —Large heads of deep crimson ; double 
flowers. 6d. 
DIANTHUS CCBSIUS— Rose coloured ; very 
fragrant. 4 ft. Sd. 
DIANTHUS CRUENTU3— Deep crimson- 
scarlet. 1 ft. Sd. 
DIANTHUS FRAGRAN3. 1 ft Sd. 
DIANTHUS KNAPPII— A yellow -flowered 
species. 9d. 
DIANTHUS NEQLECTUS — One of the 
best ; bright rosy pink ; compact tufts, i ft. Is. 
DIANTHUS SUAVIS— A beautiful little 
species. 9d. 
DIANTHUS SYLVE3TRI3— Bright rose- 
coloured flowers ; useful. Sd. 
DICTAMNUS FRAKINELLA — Curious 
red flowers ; fine border plant. 3 ft. 9d. 
DICTAMNUS FRAXINELLA ALBA 
— White, fragrant. 6d. 
DICTAMNUS GIGANTEUS— An improve- 
ment on Fraxinella. Is. Sd. 
DIELYTRA (DICENTRA) EXIMIA — A 
charming spring-flowering plant, racemes of 
drooping reddish-purple flowers ; fine for spring 
decoration. 14 ft. Sd. 
DIELYTRA FORMOSA— Also a very useful 
and pretty variety. 14 ft. Sd. 
DIELYTRA SPEOTABILIS— One of the 
finest spring-fiowering plants, either for border or 
greenhouse, that we possess; well known. 2 ft. Sd. 
DIELYTRA SPEOTABILIS ALBA— 
White, faintly fiushed pink ; beautiful. I 4 ft. 
Is. and Is. Sd. 
DIGITALIS GRANDIFLORA — Yellow- 
flowered perennial Foxglove. 3 to 4 ft. 6rf. 
DODEO ATHEON JEFPREYANUM— The 
largest of this group ; drooping rose-coloured 
flowers, with yellow centres. 1 ft. 9d, and Is. 
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