Campanula (Bluebells) 
Carpatica. (Harelxjll.) A dwarf, compact-fcrowing va¬ 
riety with blue, l)cll-shaijed flowers, borne erect to a 
height of 9 in., from .June to Septemlxjr. 
Carpatica alba. Similar to preceding except in color, 
wliich is a pure white. Fine for borders, 
glomerata. Dwarf-growing Campanula, with handsome 
clusters of dark blue flowers. Of great value for rock- 
work and borders, 
grandiflora. See Flatycodon. 
persiclfolia glgantea Moerheimi. A superb variety. 
The flowers are all very double, pure white and measure 
3 to Syi in. across. 
persiclfolia grandiflora. Large, purple, lx;ll-shai>ed 
flowers during June and July, and borne on a spike 3 to 
ft- high. 
persiclfolia grandiflora alba. A pure white form of 
above. 
rotundifolia. (Scotch IJlue Bell.) 
Medium. (Canterbury Bells.) 
CANDYTUFT. See Ilxjris. 
CARNATIONS, Hardy. See Dianthus. 
CENTAUREA montana. I.arge bluish-punfle flowers in 
July, August and Septeinl»r. 2 ft. 
CHRYSANTHEMUM, Early Large Flowering. 
Jack Bannister. A good all round yellow. 
Mrs. F. Collier. A good pure white. 
Normandie. A very pretty light pink, deeper center. 
Mignon. A Ijeautiful rosy crimson. 
L’Argentuillais. Chestnut red. 
Glory of Seven Oaks. A very profuse yellow. 
Perles Chatillonaise. Sulphur-white. One of the 
best. 
CHRYSANTHEMUM. (New Giant PomiX)n.) Grows 
5 ft. tall, with flower 3 in. in diameter; early flowering 
and hardy. 
Bayona. Lavender. 
Orient. Pure white. 
Plants from 2>^-in. pots bloom first season. 
CHRYSANTHEMUM, Hardy Pompon. The hardy 
Pompons are rapidly coming into general favor as 
Ixidding plants. Flowers are very double and liorne 
in great profusion from Septemlxsr to frost. Well es¬ 
tablished plants. 
Aberdeen. Bright maroon; semi-double; large. 
Bridesmaid. A delicate blush; good, double flower. 
Daybreak. Pink, tinged with yellow. 
Globe d’Or. Dwarf; clear yellow; large flower. 
Gold Finch. Golden yellow, shaded crimson. 
Golden Pheasant. Orange yellow. 
Campanula Persiclfolia 
Grace Darling. Lilac, shaded witii pink center. 
King Henry. Double sulphur white; large. 
Rhoda. Light pink: double; very floriferous. 
Ruby Queen. Handsome, dark ruby red; desirable. 
Surprise. Clear lilac shade; quite distinct. 
White Queen. Pure white; large flower. 
CHRYSANTHEMUM Leueanthemum. (Shasta 
Daisy.) Very large, Dai.sy-like flowers, often measur¬ 
ing 4 in. across. Tliree or more rows of ijotals of the 
purest white and Ixjrne on single, stiff stems. In bloom 
from July to frost. 2 ft. 
maximum. Flowers large; petals pure white, center 
yellow an<l often overlapping. Continues in bloom 
all Summer and is perfectly hardy. 
COREOPSIS grandiflora. Hand.some yellow flowers 
with brown center. Considered by many to 1 h! the 
best Coreopsis we have. 
lanceolata. A sui>erb variety for cutting. Flowers 
are gordcn yellow and fully 3 in. in diameter. Very 
profuse bloomer. June to frost. 2 ft. 
Delphinium (Larkspur) 
Belladonna. Beautiful, clear blue, with white eye; 
dwarf habit, free flowering, blooming all Summer. 
Chinese album. pure white Larkspur Iwaring flowers 
in oiX!n heiwls. Grows about 3 ft. high. 
Chinese azureum. A delicate, clear blue form of alwve. 
Elatum. (Bee Larkspur.) Dark bhie flowers on extra 
long spikes. 5 to 6 ft. 
Formosum. The most popular and considered by many 
the best of the Larkspurs. I'dowers are a deep blue, 
having a white eye, and are produced on long spikes. 
4 ft. .r, . X 
Formosum coelestlnum. Similar to Formosum, but 
light sky blue in color. 
King of Delphiniums. Dark blue. June and July. 
4 to .5 ft. Sun or half shade. 
DIANTHUS barbatus. (Sweet William.) 
Faneuil Hall Square, Boston Tl 
HARDY ASTERS. (Michaelmas Daisies.) Thc.se are 
very handsome and useful. The list of sorts we offer 
is a selection of the finest varieties. They flower 
at a time when few hardy plants are in bloom. 
Arturens. Bright red. .Aug. to Oct. 3 ft. A profu.se 
bloomer and one of the best yet introduced. 
Climax. The largest deep blue variety. 4 ft. 
ericoides. White with yellow center. Oct. and Nov. 
3 ft. Flowers small; free flowering. 
Lady Trevellyan. Large, pure white flowers; quite 
early. 3 to 4 ft. 
longiflora formosissima. Dense head of rosy purple 
flowers of medium size. 3 ft. 
Madonna. The liest late pure white. .3 ft. 
Novse-Anglise. (New England Aster.) I’iolet-purple 
large flowers. Sept, and Oct. 4 ft. 
Novse-Anglise roseus. Kosy crimson. Late. 
Novse-Anglise rubra. Deep red. .5 ft. 
Tataricus. Purple. 0 ft. Sept, and Oct. 
BLEEDING HEART. .See Dicentra. 
BOLTONIA latisquama. Very showy pink flowers, 
fine for cutting. Blooms very profusely during 
August and Septendxjr. 4 to 5 ft. 
PEBENNIAZiS 
