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We can safely recommend this to our customers as sure to give satisfactory results. 
Extra mixed. Price 50 <fts. 
Campanula. A wonderful fine class of hardy perennials well suited to any kind 
of soil. Seed from the most select varieties only. Finest mixed. Price to < 5 fs. 
Campanula, Persiccefolia (Angel Bells). See description, page 42. Price to fts. 
Ca.nd.yx.’aix., Fragrant White. White, fragrant ; fine for bouquets. Price 5 As. 
Candytuft, Empress. Produces large trusses of pure white flowers; assumes, 
Price 5 (Sts. 
Price 5 < 5 ls. 
Price 5 (Sts. 
Price 5 (Sts. 
Price 5 (Sts. 
when in full bloom, a beautiful tree form ; very fine. 
Candytuft, Rocket. Large umbels of pure white flowers. 
Candytuft, Dark Red. Fine for cutting, a strong grower. 
Candytuft. New, dwarf hybrids, mixed ; new and very effective. 
Candytuft. All sorts mixed. 
Cosmos, Oalifornia Hybrids. New hybrids now introduced for first time. Some 
of the flowers in this new strain measure five inches across ; some flowers are as round 
as a cart-wheel, with broadly overlapping petals. Some have petals smooth, flat and 
waxy, others are pleated and frilled at the edges, others toothed and fringed. Some 
have only five petals, forming a perfect star. There are so many shades of color and 
such a variety of forms that it is impossible to describe. A great improvement on 
other strains ; but not as early as following. Price to < 5 ls. 
Cosmos, Dawn. This new variety comes into full flower in July or August, and 
continues a mass of bloom until cut down by severe frost; very dwarf, compact 
growth ; flowers are large and a beautiful white, relieved by a delicate tint of rose at 
the base of the petals. Price, small packets, 10 (fts. 
Cosmos, Early Flowering. A few years ago the Cosmos bloomed with the 
Chrysanthemum, and being rather more tender, often died an untimely death hy frost 
just at its first blossoming, so that it was almost useless to plant it in the Northern 
sections, but since this early flowering strain has been produced it may now be had 
in bloom from July to November. It is such a strong, vigorous grower and its fine 
fringe-like foliage is such a pretty background for its lovely spreading flowers of 
white, pink, yellow and rosy purple, that it can hardly be spared, from any garden. 
It grows with the greatest freedom in any soil, but repays right royally the best care 
vou can give it. One of the most satisfactory of annuals ; fine mixed. Price 10 ( 5 ts. 
Chrysanthemum, Frutescens. The White Marguerite, or Paris Daisy. Can be 
grown by any one, producing quantities of white flowers. Price 10 < 5 ls. 
Chrysanthemum, Anthemis Coronaria, fi., pi. A most useful plant for bedding 
or pot culture. It bears double flowers profusely during the season, and can be highly 
recommended. Better known as Double Marguerites. Comes quite true from seed. 
Either white, yellow or mixed. Price, each 10 < 5 ls. 
Chrysanthemum. Showy and effective garden favorites. Also now extensively 
grown for cut flowers. No place is complete without them. The annual sorts bloom 
the first season. The perennial varieties are very fine for out-door bloom, or for pot 
culture, blooming in October and November. The seed will produce single, semi- 
double and double flowers in great variety of colors. Price, finest mixed annual sorts, 
5 as. ; fine perennial sorts, 10 as. ; finest perennial sorts, extra, 20 as. 
Cobea, Scandens. A climber of rapid growth, flowering the first season if sown 
early in the house or hot-bed. In sowing, place seeds edgewise and cover it with light 
soil. Purple flower. Price 10 as. 
Cobea, Alba (new). Similar to above, except of pure white color. Price 20 as. 
Cyperus Alternifolius, Umbrella Palm. A fine ornamental plant. Price 10 as. 
Centaurea, Marguerite. Named after Queen Marguerite of Italy, who is so well 
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