6 
Cassia (Cas'-i-a) Marylandica—Handsome pinnate foliage 
and many racemes of showy flowers with black anthers. 
Forms a compact, neat, bushy plant. 4 . . ^ 
Catananche (Ka-ta-nan'-ke) Caerulea (R)—Forms low 
mat from which rise 12" slender stems having pretty deep 
blue flowers with darker eye resembling straw flowers. 
Fine for cutting ..... 
Centaurea (Sen-tau'-ree-a) Dealbata—Forming large clumps 
2' high. Fine rose pink cornflower-like blooms. Good 
foliage.-..;....V 
_ Macracephala. The buds of this plant form great brown 
burrs from the top of which burst the beautif-ul golden 
yellow thistle-like flower in midsummer.20 
—Montana. Large deep blue cornflower like blooms.....20 
One each of the Centaureas—.50 
Cerastium (Ser-as'-ti-um) Tomentosum (R)—Prostrate sil¬ 
very foliage, myriads of satiny white flowers.20 
Cheiranthus (Ky-ranth'-us) Allioni (R)—Dazzling fiery 
orange flowers 8". Very striking, unusual color.20 
Chrysanthemum (Kris-an'-the-mum)— Hardy Garden vari¬ 
eties. No plant gives a finer display of bloom in late sum¬ 
mer and fall than these. The following have been carefully 
selected to give early blooms in our northern climate. 
—Armorel. Very large bronze and gold. 
—Belle Mauve. Fine Blush Pink. Large. Early. 
— Chrysolora. Large early yellow. Incurved petals. 
— Crawford. A very glossy free blooming yellow button. 
Unusual. 
—^Crocker’s Crimson. Richest crimson with buff reverse. 
—Crimson Beauty. Aery early. We consider it the best reo. 
—Firelight. Early bright red. 
—Frances Whittlesey. Bronze and garnet. 
—Idolf. Fine salmon pink. 
—LaGaronne. Beautiful rose and buff. 
—Lilac. Pretty rosy lilac. 
—Little Dot. Mahogany crimson, button type. 
—October Gold. Early orange aster-flowered. 
—October Girl. Lovely lilac pink. Early. 
-—Petite Louise. Early, fine, large, deep pink. 
—Philadelphia. Beautiful clear rose. 
—Pink Normandy. Extra early fine clear pink. 
-—Provence. Pleasing pale pink. 
—-Ruth. Large claret button. 
—September Queen. Very early white. 
—Yellow Normandy. Vigorous effective yellow. 
20c Each. Your selection any ten—$1.50. 
Chrysanthemum Coreanum—Of recent introduction from 
Korea. A very hardy sort having a large golden disc sur¬ 
rounded by white petals, turning pink with age. 
Chrysanthemum Pink Cushion (R) — A novelty of un¬ 
usual merit. Forms a dense Plant 10" high blooming 
continuously from July to October. Flowers double, 
clear rose pink. . .35 
Convallaria (Kon-val-lair'-i-a) Majalis (R)—Well known 
Lily-of-the-Valley. Large clumps.25 
Coreopsis (Kor.e-op'sis)—Deep glolden yellow daisy-like 
flowers on long wiry sterns produced freely all season. 
The “perfect cut flower”.20 
FREE: Your choice any 25c plant with each $2.00 sent in. 
