S. d^T\i|ell & idjoi‘al duitle. 
CAMPANULA CARPATICA ALBA -Pro- 
ducing pure white flowers. !h/. 
CAMPANULA CARPATICA PALLIDA- 
Palcblue; pretty. 6r/. 
CAMPANULA CELTIDIFOLIA— A showy 
and useful plant, light blue flowers. i)il. 
CAMPANULA ELEUANS— Large flowers, 
in terminal clusters. 9</. 
CAMPANULA PRAGILIS, .s^n. BARRE- 
LIERII — Pretty trailing plant, ikl. 
CAMPANULA GARGANICA— Sheets of 
purplish flowers, fine for rockwork. l.s. 
CAMPANULA GLOMERAT A CCERULEA 
AND ALBA. Gd. each. 
CAMPANULA GRANDIELORA (.Platy- 
codon) — Largo blue flowers in early autumn ; 
effective. Xs. 
CAMPANULA GRANDIELORA ALBA— 
Large white flowers. Is. 
CAMPANULA GRANDIELORA EL. PL. 
— I>arge blue semi.double flowers. l,s. 
CAMPANULA GRANDIS— Au old- 
fashioned perennial, growing about S ft. high, 
with numerous large blue salver-shaped flowers. 
9</. ; 6.S. doz. 
CAMPANULA GRANDIS ALBA— Very 
tree growing, useful for cutting. Gd. each ; 5.s. 
per doz. 
CAMPANULA H AYLODGENSIS — A 
charming rock plant of great merit, fine blue 
flowers. Ls. 
CAIVIPANULA LATIEOLIA — This pro- 
duces stout stems 3 feet high, bearing large blue 
flowers in great abundance. Gd. 
CAMPANULA LATIEOLIA MAC- 
RANTHA — An extra fine form of the preceding. 
9rf. 
CAIVTPANULA HENDERSONI— A hybrid 
of great merit, about 1 ft. in height; flowers are 
large and nnmerous, of a pretty mauve shade. 1 .s. 
CAMPANULA HOSTH- A native of the 
Alps; fine rock plant. l.s. 
CAMPANULA ISOPHYLLA • ALBA— A 
dwarf species, pure white flowers. Is. 
CAMPANULA MACRANTHA ALBA— 
Long white spikes: a noble border plant. Ls. 
CAMPANULA NOBILIS ALBA. (!</. each ; 
6.S. per doz. 
CAMPANULA PULLA— Charming when 
seen in a mass: deep purple flowers. ].«. 
CAMPANULA PERSICIEOLIA— Flowers 
blue. Gd. 
CAMPANULA PERSICIEOLIA ALBA 
ELORE PLENO— Flowers pure white: valu- 
able for cut flowers. Gd. each ; 4.s. per doz. 
CAMPANULA PERSICIEOLIA ALBA 
GRANDIELORA (Backhouse’s Var.)— Fine 
pure white flowers, fully half as large again as 
those of the old type, and lasting very long when 
cut a grand variety, l.s. 
CAMPANULA PERSICIEOLIA CORO- 
NATA ALBA— A beautiful free-flowering 
variety. Is. each ; 9s. per doz. 
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CAMPANULA PERSICIFOLIA ALIIA PL. PL. 
CAMPANULA PORTENSCHLAGIANA, 
sya. MURALIS— Distinct and pretty. 9<f. 
CAMPANULA PUMILA, syn. PUSILLA— 
Gd. each ; os. per doz. 
CAMPANULA PUMILA ALBA— Very 
neat and distinct. Gd. 
CAMPANULA PYRAMIDALIS (Chimney 
Campanula) — A fine plant for the back of the 
herbaceous border, or for pot culture, forming 
a pyramid composed of nnmerous stems 4 to 5 
feet in height, each stem crowded with large blue 
salver-like flowers. Grf. 
CAMPANULA PYRAMIDALIS ALBA— 
I'rotty. Gd, 
CAIVIPANULA RHOMBOIDEA — Flowers 
deep blue, on sleudcr stems. 9</. 
CAMPANULA SOLDANELL/EELORA 
EL. PL. — A beautiful little plant, with blue 
flowers of varied form. l.«. 
CAMPANULA TURBINATA— Bearing 
large hell-shaped bluish purple flowers. Od. 
CAMPANULA TURBINATA ALBA— An 
elegant pure white variety. Is. 
CAMPANULA URTICiEEOLIA EL. PL.— 
A very old and useful form. l.s. 
CAMPANULA URTIC-iEEOLIA ALBA 
EL. PL.— Oue of the best border plants we 
possess ; scarce, l.s. Gt/. 
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