BARTONIA Aurea, ha, 2 ft. Large, showy golden 
flowers; fine, likes sun and sandy soil. 500 seeds. 
BELLIS Perennis, English Daisy, hp, 6 in. Beautiful 
hardy ever-blooming plants for summer beds north 
and winter beds south. The llowers are like small 
double Asters of many rich colors, and if alternat¬ 
ed with Pansies, the effect is charming. The plants 
are easily grown from seeds. Set 6 in. apart. 
Monstrosa, extra double flowers of robust habit, re¬ 
markably fine; largest and best quality; unsurpass¬ 
ed. Red, White, Rose, Snowball, Quilled Scarlet, 
Separate or Mixed, 150 seeds. 
Tubulosa, the new giant quilled daisies; all the fine 
colors in splendid mixture. 100 seeds. 
Tubulosa fl. pi. Kelway's Quilled, a new race of 
large double firs; many choice colors mxd. 100 s. 
Ranunculus-flowd, dbl, .broad white petals. 150 s. 
Kelway's Double Crimson, extra double, hardy, 
free-blooming; rich-colored, fine display. 100s= 
Stricta fl. pi,, upright; robust and hardy; lovely dbl 
jpure white firs in profusion; extra choice. 100 s. 
Monterosa, 6 in, huge double quilled firs; rich rose; 
new and beautiful;likes loamy soil. 
Hufeld's Super-giant, superb German strain. 300 s. 
BIDENS Dahliaoides, bp, 2 ft. Compact, free, and 
long-flowering; firs o! various colors. (60 seeds. 
BOLTONIA Asteroides, hp,.2ft. Firs flesh, clusters. 
Glastifolia, hp, 4 ft. A branching, free-blooming 
Autumn plant; firs daisy-like, white flushed lilac. 
Latisquama, hp, 2 ft. Aster-like, free-blooming, 
showy violet firs. Not unlike Perennial Aster. 150s. 
BORECOLE Excelsior, hb, 2 ft. Striped and curled. 
Palm Tree, hb, 6 ft. Palm-like, fine for winter beds. 
BRACHYCOME Iberidifolia, hha, 6 in. Beautiful, 
free-blooming plants for beds or pots; firs Ciner¬ 
aria-like. Blue, White, Rose, or Mixed. 1000 seeds. 
BROWALLIA. There are several species recom¬ 
mended, all fine for pots or beds. Everblooming, 
profuse; do well in Summer or Winter; like moist, 
porous soil; sun or shade. Fine Winter bouquets. 
Elata Grandiflora, hha, 2 ft. Improved large-flowd, 
boms in clusters at the tips of branches; self-sow; 
free and long-blooming. Blue, White, Mxd. 500 s. 
Roezli, hha, 18 in. Firs azure blue with gold tube, 
twice the size of Elata, blooms from Spring till Fall; 
plants compact. An exceedingly fine species 40s. 
Speciosa Major, hha, 3 ft. Mostly for pots; flowers 
large; not unlike a Petunia; almost continuously in 
bloom. Blue, White. Separate or Mixed. 40 seeds. 
Viscosa, hha, 1 ft. Flowers bright violet blue; fine. 
Viscosa Sapphire Compacta, an improved Viscosa, 
the firs in clusters, free-blooming, showy; new. 
CACALIA Coccinea, Flora's Paint Brush, ha, 18 in. 
Scarlet, for beds and cutting; also yellow; separate 
or mixed. 300 seeds. 
CALANDRINIA Grandiflora, ha, 8 in. Beautiful Por- 
tulaca-like, bright rose firs, makes a fine Spring 
bed when sown in autumn; very desirable. 500 s. 
Speciosa, ha, 6 in, profuse, purple and white firs. 
Umbellata, hb, 6 in, lovely vivid crimson firs, fine. 
CALCEOLARIA Scabiosafolia, ha, 1 ft, A pretty, jj 
easily-grown annual from Chili; firs yellow, borne [ 
profusely during Summer; for pots or beds. 200 s. | 
CALENDULA Officinalis fl. pi., ha, 1 ft. The old Pot j 
Marigold Improved, appearing in many varieties; 
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-bloom- § 
ing, often showing their bright firs until freezing § 
weather. Pot grown the plants thrive and bloom I 
freely in the conservatory and are valuable for cut | 
flowers, many being grown in greenhouses for that 
purpose, easily grown and has no enemies. 
Ball's Orange, immense double orange firs. 100 S. 
Campfire, huge full-double orange flowers. 
Favorite, sulphur striped cream-white, brownish. 
Golden Beam, firs, rich golden •yellow, double to 
the center, quilled and of immense sizes. 
Meteor, full double; orange striped yellow. 100 s= 
Orange King Improved, intense orange, splendid; 
a favorite for winter bloom in pots, 100 seeds, 
Pluvialis, Caps Marigold, 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 8. 
Radio, new, quilled; very double, golden flowers. 
Sulphur Crown, Lemon Queen, giant full-dbl firs. 
Sunshine, 2 ft, entirely new and distinct species, 
taller, more graceful, more showy, long incurved 
Chrysanthemum-like petals, bright canary yellow. 
Trianon, Royal Marigold, large double firs; fine sul¬ 
phur yellow with charming brown shadings. 100s. 
Separate or in Complete Special Mixture. 100 s. 
CALLICHROA Platyglossa, ha, 1 ft. A pretty com¬ 
posite, Aster-like; yellow, white border. 200 s. 
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 the Fall or Spring where plants are to 
bloom and thinned to 4 or 5 inches apart. 
Beauty, ha, 9 in. Dwarf, golden and purple. 500 s. 
Cardaminifolia, ha, 2 ft. Yellow, crimson, mx. 500s. 
Coronata, ha, 2 ft. Large, orange, red spots. 500 s. 
Crimson King, ha, 9 in. Bushy plants covered with 
rich crimson firs; long-blooming, fine in beds.500 s 
Drummondii, Golden Wave, ha, 18 in. Crimson and 
gold, in bloom appears as a wave of gold; Autumn 
sown this makes a fine border. 1000 s. 1-4 oz 15c. 
Garnet, ha, 1 ft. Scarlet, free-blooming, beds. 500s. 
Hybrid fl. pi., ha, 3 ft. Showy, various colors. 500 s. 
Mayfield Giant, hp, 2 ft. Large yellow firs on long 
strong stems, fine for cutting, new. 40 seeds. 
Nana Aurea, ha, 6 in. Gold yellow and brown. 500s. 
Radiata, ha, 1 ft. Showy mixture; fine in beds. 300s. 
Superba, ha, 18 in. Now bizarre shades, fine. 300s. 
Tinctoria, ha, 4 ft. Floxvers rich maroon with bright 
golden border, borne in great profusion, magnif¬ 
icent in beds; sow in Autumn and thin to 8 inches 
apart; exceedingly showy. 1000 s. l-4ozl5cts. 
Complete Special Mixture of Calliopsis. 1000s. 
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