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CARTERS TESTED SEEDS— BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS. 
The following are packed 
CALIFORNIAN POPPY] 
CALIFORNIAN POPPY. — See Kschsclloltzia. 
CALLIOPSIS (Coreopsis). —Hardy annuals and perennials. 
. n .... are universal favourites and useful 
for cut flowers. I he annual varieties should be sown outdoors 
in April iu the place they are intended to flower, or. for earliest 
work may be sown under glass and then pricked out. 
CARTERS TALL ANNUAL VARIETIES. 
Large flowered, branching habit; very useful for back of borders 
and cut flowers, lit. 2j to 3 ft. 
No. 
3502 Crimson. 
3503 Crimson and Gold. 
3505 Carters Choice Mixed Tall Annual Varieties.— All 
sorts. 
CARTERS DWARF ANNUAL VARIETIES. 
Compact Iiabit, useful for cut flowers. Ht. 15 to 18 in. 
3508 Crimson. 
3500 Crimson and Gold. 
3511 Carters Choice Mixed Dwarf Annual Varieties.— All 
sorts. 
MINIATURE ANNUAL VARIETIES. 
These are the shortest growing types : fine for edgings. 9 to 15 in. 
3514 Crimson Marbled.— Tlie flowers show a groundwork of 
chocolate, flaked and marbled with gold, giving a most fantastic 
combination. Unfortunately some tall plants invariably appear 
amongst the dwarfs. ' 
351.v Crimson and Gold.— of all the dwarf varieties Ibis is the 
most miniature. 
VARIOUS CALLIOPSIS. 
3.il8 Burridnri (Annual).— Rich crimson and gold. Ht. 2i to 3 ft. 
3519 Drummond! (Annual). — Yellow, dark centre. lit. 2 ft. 
3520 Grandiflora -Grandest of all ; large golden yellow : a hardy 
perennial. A lovely border plant both fur effect and cutting. 
Much appreciated for house decoration when cut. lit. 3 ft. 
3521 Bicolor (Tinctoria) (Annual).— Very pretty. Ht. 2& to 3 ft. 
3523 Coronata (Perennial).— Yellow, dark spot. Ht. 2 ft. 
CALLIRHOE (Poppy Mallow).— Very pretty half-hardy annual 
Sow in spring, in gentle heat and prick out. 
3493 Digitata.— Rosy carmine; erect habit. Ht. 1$ ft. 
CAL ufm V 1 s®m®u,n!!,r An illterestiu « " ° *a««e in spring, and 
3498 The leaves are singularly blood marked. 
shn,b - universally admired. Sow seeds 
cail> 111 the spring in pots, place in heat, and pot off as soon as 
seedlings can he conveniently handled. 
349!) Japonica, fl. pi.— Saved from the best varieties. 
CAMPANULA. — The usual way is to sow the seeds in 
, . slimmer in a partially shaded in 
plants pot keCP them growing untiI strong enough to trans- 
3530 Porsicifblia alba (Giant White ).- This is the finest form of 
tins most effective hardy border perennial. The graceful 
spikes render it invaluable for house decoration cither when 
cnt.or as pot plants. June flowering. IU. 3 ft. unen 
»^„ (Pere,1,lial, - Large blossoms I excellent pot plant; 
3,i33 Carpatica alba (Perennial). — White variety. 
3534 Grandiflora (Perennial).— Purple violet. Ht. 1} ft. 
3535 Grandiflora alba (Perennial).— White. HI. 1 J ft. 
3530 Pyramidalis (Perennial). —Blue; charming pot plant. IIt. 4 ft 
3537 Pyramidalis alba (Perennial).-White variety 
35:, \"“* U sS ,i H.. , Vr hcWI blue; the true 
in 6d. 1/- and 1/6 packets. 
[CANNA 
CANARY CREEPER (TaoPASOLCM PEREGRINtJM) Favourite 
climber (or trellises, arbours, stumps of trees &c. ■ very 
graceful, bright canary colour. Sow in pots in February and 
bring on under glass or sow in the open in spiing. Ht. 10 ft. 
3552 Canary Creeper.— Half-hardy climbing annual. 
CAN DYTUFT. 1 lies . e hardy flowers are now a necessity. 
, ... n ... , requiring the most simple cultivation 
and will flourish ill almost any soil. The range of colour has 
now been considerably extended, the lilac, rose, cardinal and 
carmine being particularly charming. Sow in spring 
ordinary soil. For pot work, sow in pots in frame, and thin out 
the seedlings, or they may be transplanted. Average height I ft. 
No. 3(158 Carters Empress (top). 
3662 Carters Pigmy. 
3658 
No. 3663 Hyacinth-flowered. 
3662 
HI. 4 in d splkes aro borne in the greatest profusion. 
v^H t tv ra ea H ch a ,?li"o h ,' flOWe ^° d - - Tl 'c tallest and finest white 
w. s ' ea . c J 1 having five or six heads of bloom its 
fine pyramidal spikes of the purest whiteness make it -i V erv 
attractive decoration in either beds or borders Sow in s u ing 
and transplant 9 i„. apart, keepini! f a ™ e e |% e ads cut -wav 
Ht l‘ ft. fi " e subjeet for ' ,o1 work - especially when autumn sown! 
Rose Cardinal.— A beautiful shade of rosy scarlet 
Carters Carmine. -Bright rose, excellent form. 
Carters Spiral. —Pure white, long trusses. 
Carters Crimson Brilliant. 
Carters Purple. 
Carters Lilac. 
Carters White. 
Carters Choice Mixed.— For open borders. 
Perennial Candytuft, for Borders or Roelneork. 
Iberis Gibraltarica.— Suffused lilac. lovely species 
Xe?n 8 e^y P s ^g ren,, -^ rhe fl ° wers f °™> * ‘arpet of pure 
3663 
3659 
3660 
3661 
3664 
3665 
3666 
3667 
3669 
3672 
3673 
li e shall be extremely obliged if customers iv 
The above are packed in 
Seedsmen to H.M. the King, 
seedlings as soon as they can be handled. 1 
357 " a B ° th 
3.175 Carters Choice Mixed. 
•ill kindly order by number and price only. 
6d. 1 /- and 1/6 packets. 
It A YXES PARK. LOXDOX, S. IF 19. 
