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BEGONIA (Tuberous Rooted.) T. P. 
Magnificent flower- 
ing plants for pots, 
and in Europe is ex- 
tensively bedded out, 
flowering in the great- 
est profusion all sum- 
mer. 
Single varieties. . . . 15o 
Double varieties . . 25c 
Begonia Rex. Large, 
ornamental leaved 
plants 25o 
BARTONIA. H. A. 
B, Aurea (California Golden Bartonia.) Is a 
very showy annual. The leaves some- 
what thistle- like in appearance, gray and 
downy. The flowers are of a bright, glossy 
yellow and exceedingly brilliant in the 
sunshine. It likes considerable moisture, 
and young plants sometimes suffer in a 
dry time. Sow seed where the plant is to 
flower, as it does not bear transplanting 
very well; height, 2 feet; pkt 5c 
BRACHYOOME (Swan River Daisy). 
H. A., foot. 
OALANDRINIA. H. H. A., 1 foot. 
Beautiful dwarf plant; succeeds best in light rich 
soil. The sunshine causes the flowers to expand 
like portulaca, in a perfect blaze of beauty. 
Mixed colors, large and showy 5o 
CALENDULA. H. A. 
Remarkably free- flowering plants, producing a 
fine effect in beds and borders; succeeds in any 
garden soil; height 1 foot. 
Offlcinalis, fl. pi. Le Proust; Nankeen col- 
ored, very fine; double, constant 5o 
Meteor. Large double striped flowers of 
light orange 5o 
Prince of Orange. Similar to Meteor, but 
much darker; very beautiful 5c 
Grandiflora. Very handsome 5c 
Begonia. 
This beautiful annual 
is found on the banks of 
the Swan River in Austra- 
lia, and has there the very 
appropriate name of Swan 
River Daisy. The plant 
grows from six to ten 
inches high and produces 
an abundance of Cineraria- 
like blossoms all summer. 
It is well adapted for small 
beds or rockeries. Mixed’ 
colors; pkt., 5c. 
BROWALLIA. H. H. A., feet. 
The Browallias are excellent, free-flowering, and 
valuable for winter house -plants. When bedded 
out in summer are completely studded with bright 
delicate flowers the whole season. 
Czerwlakowski. Deep blue, very fine 6c 
ElataAIba. White 5c 
Blata Nana. New, compact, very fine 10c 
Elata Grandiflora. Blue; large flowered 5c 
OALLIOPSIS (Coreopsis). H. A., 2 ft. 
Showy, free-flowering and beautiful annual, the 
tall are fine for beds and mixed borders, and dwarf 
for bedding. Crimson, yellow, brown and marbled, 
mixed colors. 
Atkinsonl. Yellow and brown, biennial 5c 
Cardamini folia. Of pyramidal habit 5c 
Coronata. Yellow and large- flowered 5c 
Longipes. Yellow, perennial 5c 
Fine Mixture. Oftallsorts 5c 
Fine Mixture. Of dwarf sorts 5c 
Semiplena. New semi- double 5o 
CALLIRHOB. 
CALCEOLARIA (Greenhouse Plant.) 
T. P., 1J4 feet. 
Gorgeous plants 
for greenhouse and 
window decora- 
tio n ; the large 
po c k e t-s h a p e d 
flowers are borne 
in the greatest pro- 
fusion through the 
Spring and Sum- 
mer months; col- 
ors, yellow, ma- 
roon, crimson, etc. 
Spotted and 
blotched in the 
most unique and 
beautiful fashion; 
height, feet. 
Calceolaria. 
Grandiflora. Finest mixed - 25c 
Plnuata California. Yellow 5c 
Rugosa. Shrubby or bedding calceolarias, 
more hardy than the Grandiflora varie- 
ties, bearing innumerable flowers, beautiful 
but small 20e 
Striata. Fine striped and mottled 20c 
BRYONOPSIS (Ornamental Cucumber). 
A very beautiful climber, bearing green fruits, 
which change to bright scarlet striped 
with white; 8 to 10 feet 5c 
CACALIA. H. A., 1% feet. 
Pretty free- flowering plant, often called Flora’s 
Paint Brush. Set plants six inches apart. 
They bloom from early in summer until 
autumn; mixed colors 5e 
CALAMPBUS (Climber). H. H. A., 10 feet. 
Scabra. Blooms in racemes of bright orange 
flowers; one of the finest climbers 5c 
Beautiful annual; violet, purple and crimson 
flowers; white center; attractive, and 
blooms through the summer 5o 
OANNA (Indian Shot). H. H. P. 
Stately and ornamental plants, desirable in 
groups or background; soak seek in hot water 12 
hours before sowing. 
Extra choice mixed 5c 
Dark leaved varieties 10c 
Crozy’s New Varieties. Most of them are 
dwarf in habit, early bloomers and very 
remarkable for beauty of both flower and 
foliage; are excellent too for pots; pkt.. . . 20c 
