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BARTONIA Aurea, ha, 2 ft. Large, showy 
golden flrs; fine; likes sun and sandy soil. 500 seeds. 
BELLIS, See Daisy, page 22. 
BIDENS Dahliaoides, hp, 2 ft, Compact, free 
and long-flowering; firs of various colors. 60 seeds. 
BOLTONIA Glastifolia, hp, 4 ft. A branching, 
free-blooming autumn flowering plant; flowers daisy¬ 
like, an inch across, white flushed lavender. 150 seeds. 
Latisquama, hp, 2 ft. Aster-like, free-blooming, 
showy violet firs. Not unlike Perennial Aster. 150 s. 
BORECOLE Excelsior, hb, 2 ft. Striped curled. 
Palm Tree, hb, 6 ft. Palm-like, fine for winter beds. 
BRACHYCOME Iberidifolia, hha, 6 in. Beau¬ 
tiful, free-blooming plants for beds or pots; firs Cin¬ 
eraria-like. Blue, White, Rose or mixed. 1000 seeds. 
BROWALLIA. There are several species rec¬ 
ommended, all fine for pots or beds. Everblooming, 
profuse; do well in summer or winter; likes moist, 
porous soil; sun or shade. Fine for winter bouquets. 
Elata Grandiflora, hha, 2 ft. Improved large-flowd, 
borne in clusters at the tips of branches; self-sow; 
free and long-bloomimg. Blue, White, Mixed. 500 s. 
Roezli, hha, 18 in. Flowers azure blue with gold tube, 
twice the size of Elata, blooms from spring till fall; 
plants compact. An exceedingly pretty species. 40s. 
Speciosa Major, hha, 3 ft. Mostly for pots; flowers 
large; not unlike a Petunia; almost continuously in 
bloom. Blue, White, and Mixed. 40 seeds. 
CACALIA Coccinea, ha, 18 in. Flora’s Paint Brush 
Scarlet, Golden Yellow, Mixed. 250 seeds. 
CALANDRINIA,ha. Fleshy leaves,Portulaca-like. 
l Grandiflora, 1 ft. Firs 2 in across, cup-shaped, open 
in the sun, likes sand, fine rose color. 500 seeds. 
CALCEOLARIA Scabiosafolia, ha, 1 ft. A pretty, 
easily-grown annual from Chili; flowers yellow, borne 
profuselv during summer; for pots or beds. 200 seeds. 
CALENDULA Officinali* fl, pi, ha, 1 ft. The 
old Pot Marigold Improved, appearing in many va¬ 
rieties; flowers full double and reach 4 in across when 
plants are disbudded. I offer the best kinds and my 
seeds are first class; plants continuous-blooming,often 
showing their bright firs until freezing weather. 
Balls Orange, best double; immense orange flowers. 
Campfire, huge full-double orange flowers. 
Favorite, sulphur striped cream-white, brownish tint. 
Meteor, full double; yellow with orange border. 
Orange King I mproved, intense orange, splendid. 
Radio, new, quilled; very double, golden flowers. 
Sulphur Crown, Lemon Queen, giant full-double firs. 
Pluvialis, Cape Marigold, ha, 1ft. Large single white 
and maroon flowers; very handsome. 100 seeds. 
Pongei fl. pi. Large double white flowers; known as 
Double Cape Marigold; a pretty annual. 100 seeds. 
Trianon, Royal Marigold, large dble firs; fine sulphur 
yellow with charming brown shadings; rare. 100 seeds. 
Separate or in Complete Mixture. 100 seeds. 
CALLICHROA Platyglossa, ha, 1 ft. A pretty 
composite; Aster-like; yellow, white border. 200seeds. 
CALLIOPSIS. Those I offer are beautiful 
very free-blooming annuals, of easy culture, showy 
in beds and bloom for weeks during summer. Seeds 
may be sown in Fall or Spring where plants are to 
bloom and thinned to 4 or 5in apart. 
Drummondii, Golden Wave, ha, 18in. Crimson and 
gold, in bloom appears as a wave of gold. 100s. ioz 15c 
Coronata. ha, 2ft. Large firs, orange, red spots. 500 s. 
Cardaminifolia, ha, 2ft, Yellow, crimson, mixed.500s. 
Tinctoria, ha, 3 ft. Red with gold border. 1000 seeds. 
Crimson King, ha, 9 in. Bushy plants covered with 
rich crimson firs; long-blooming, fine for beds. 500s. 
Garnet, ha, 1ft. Scarlet, free-bloomirxg, beds. 500s. 
Radiata, ha, lft. Showy mixture; fine for beds. 300s. 
Beauty , ha, 9 in. Dwarf, golden yellow and purple. 500s. 
Superba,ha, 18 in. New bizarre shades, fine. 300seeds. 
Hybrid fl. pi., ia, 3ft. Showy firs, various colors. 500s 
Mayfield Giant, hp, 2ft. Large yellow firs on long, 
strong stems; fine for cutting; new. 40seeds. 
Nana Aurea, ha, 6in. Gold yellow and brown. 500s. 
Complete Special Mixture, all varieties, 100 s. ioz 15cts. 
CALLIRHOE Lineariloba, ha, 2 ft. Leaves with 
narrow lobes; flrs Malva-like; pretty; rare. 50 seeds. 
Pedata, ha, 3ft. Upright, branching; showy; cup¬ 
shaped cherry-red flowers; easily grown. 50 seeds. 
CAMPANULA, Annual. These are all, with the 
exception of Macrostyla, less than 1 ft. high. They 
are very pretty and bloom freely, the blue and white 
bells are always admired. Fine! for beds edgings and 
rockery. Sow seeds early where plants are to bloom. 
Attica, (Drabifolia) ha, 4 in. Neat little branching 
rock annual from Greece; open Blue or White bells; 
either color, separate or mixed. 300 seeds. 
Lorei, (Ramosissima) ha, 1 ft. Erect, branched plants. 
Speculum (Specularia) Venus’ Looking-glass. 
Speculum Grandiflora, ha, lft. Pretty in beds or 
vases; free-blooming. Blue, White, Mixed. 1000 seeds. 
Speculum Procumbens, ha, 6 in. Low, spreading; 
lovely bells in profusion. Blue, White, Mixed. 1000 s. 
Fragilis, hp, 6 in. Spreading; finest sort for hanging 
baskets, vases or rockery; blue bells with white throat 
beautiful; free-blooming; July and August. 50 seeds. 
Macrostyla, ha, 2 ft. Peculiar Bellflower from the 
Taurus Mts; stems rigid, curious calyx, flowers large 
veined and gaping; odd and showy; purple. 100 seeds. 
Candytuft Umbellata Convolvulus Minor 
CANDYTUFT, ha. Old, popular, beautiful, 
bushy garden annual of easy culture from seeds. 
Those here offered bloom the first season. Sow early 
where plants are to bloom and thin to about 5 or 6in. 
Affinis, 6 in. White; for beds and edging. 1000 seeds. 
Amara, lft. Common Candytuft; white; fine. 1000 s. 
Coronaria, Giant Hyacinth-flw’d, lft. Huge white 
umbels; splendid for beds and borders. 1000 seeds. 
Rocket Empress, 1 ft.white flowers 500 seeds. 
Little Prince, 1 ft. Spreading; white heads; 250 seeds. 
Pectinate, 1 ft. Fine foliage and showy white umbels; 
bears drouth well; sow early; fragrant. 500 seeds. 
Umbellata, 1 ft. Very beautiful varieties of many rich 
colors; the flowers are freely borne in big umbels and 
make a grand display in beds or borders. White, Car¬ 
mine, Purple, Cardinal, Lilac, Mixed. 750 s. J oz. 15c. 
Queen of Italy, 9 in. Exceedingly free-flowering dwarf 
compact sort with evergreen foliage; pink heads; su¬ 
perb for edgings or the rockery; excelent. 300 seeds. 
Complete Special Mixture, above varieties. 750 seeds. 
CANNA, hhp, 3 ft. Crozy’s finest mixed. 10 s. 
CANNABIS Gigantea, ha, 8 ft. Easily grown; ma¬ 
jestic foliage; good for background or specimen. 50s. 
CAPSICUM, Pepper, White Prince, hha, 18 inches. 
Cream turning, yellow, finally brilliant orange. 100 s. 
Tom Thumb, hha, 18 in. Small, round, red. 100 seeds. 
Little Gem, hha, 1 ft. Erect, small, garnet. 100 seeds. 
CARDUUS Benedictus, ha, 3ft. Blessed Thistle. 30s 
Kerneri, hb, 3 ft. Branching, fine big rosy flrs. 25 s. 
Marianus, ha, 2 ft. Fine blotched foliage, rose. 40 s. 
CATCHFLY Silene Armeria, ha, 1 ft. Very pretty 
flrs in clusters; for beds and cutting; mixed. 1000 s. 
CELOSIA Cristata, Coxcomb, hha, 18 in. 
Huge broad combs in many showy colors, fine. 150s. 
Cristata Nana, Dwarf, hha, 1 ft. Large combs, richest 
colors, unexcelled in quality. Orange, Rose, Blood 
Red, Cardinal, Separate or Complete Mixture. 150 s. 
Glasgow Prize, hha, 1 ft. Like Empress but has bright 
green foliage; superb for a showy bed. lOOseeds. 
Empress, hha, 1 ft. Huge bright crimson combs; bronze 
foliage; splendid for beds; fine display till frost. 100s. 
Magnifies, hha, 2 ft. Branching, each branch tipped 
with a big showy plume; beautiful, lasts well when 
cut. Scarlet Crimson, Golden Yellow. 150s. mixed 250s. 
Dwarf Crimson Exhibition, hha, 1 ft. Saved from prize 
flrs and enormous combs; for pots or beds. 50 seeds. 
Globosa, hha, 2 ft. Crimson-scarlet heads, 6 in across; 
not unlike a huge Chrysanthemum. 75seeds. 
Plumosa, Parrot’s Feather, hha, 2 ft. Big feathery plumes 
of surpassing beauty; scarlet and orange mixed. 50s. 
Childsii, Chinese Wool Flower, hha, 2 ft. Many showy 
colors in mixture; excellent for beds. 250seeds. 
CENTAUREA, ha, a genus embracing many 
of our most useful and beautiful garden flrs. All are 
easily grown, showy in gardens and fine for cutting. 
Americana, 3 ft. Largest, most showy of allCentau- 
reas, 5 in across; fine for beds, also cutting; should be 
better known. July and August; Blue. 25 seeds. 
Cyanus, Corn Flower, 2 ft. Showy in beds and excel¬ 
lent for bouquets. I offer only the double-flowered, 
being larger, more showy and attractive. Sow in fall 
or spring. Double Azure, or Emperor William, is one 
of the finest, lasting well when cut. It is a treasure for 
the florist. My seeds are extra select and will be found 
superior. White, Purple, Blue, Rose, mix. 300s. Jo* 15o 
