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CALCEOLARIA 
Splendid and universally admired 
plants for decorating the greenhouse 
and conservatory. In the early Spring 
they produce a mass of large, pocket¬ 
like flowers of rich and varied colors. 
When well grown they are extremely 
showy and satisfactory. 
Hybrida grandiflora. Large p kt. 
flowers; seed saved from finest 
specimens.S0.25 
Hybrida grandiflora pumila 
tigrina. Of dwarf, robust 
growth, producing large trusses 
of tigered and spotted flowers. . .25 
Hybrida grandiflora (Williams’ 
Superb Strain). Enormous 
flowers of exquisite and varied 
colors.75 
Rugosa. Shrubby. Saved from 
the best bedding varieties only. 
Finest mixed.50 
CALENDULA 
(Pot Marigold) 
Well-known hardy annuals, growing 
well in any good garden soil, flower¬ 
ing very freely, and continuing in 
bloom until killed by frost; very valu¬ 
able for pot culture. 
Meteor. Double yellow, striped with orange.S0.05 
Prince of Orange. Resembles Meteor, but much darker.05 
Double Sulphur. Large, double, light lemon-yellow flowers. . .05 
Pongei fl. pi. Double white.05 
CAMPANULA (Bell Flower) 
These beautiful and well-known 
herbaceous plants produce large, dainty 
bell-shaped flowers in great profu¬ 
sion. They succeed best in light, 
rich soil. 
Carpatica. Blue and white Pkt - 
mixed, lj^feet.SO. 10 
Pyramidalis (Chimney Bellflower). 
(h. h. p.) A fine variety of ele¬ 
gant pyramidal form. Mixed 
blue and white.10 
CANTERBURY BELLS 
When planted in quantity for out¬ 
door effects these much admired 
plants are glorious. 
Double Blue. Rich, heavy curious 
flowers through Summer and Pkt. 
Fall.SO. 10 
Double White. Waxy appearance .10 
Double Rose..15 
Double Mixed.10 
Single Mixed. Beautiful bell¬ 
shaped flowers.05 
Calycanthema (Cup and Sau¬ 
cer). The handsomest of all 
the Campanulas, bearing very 
freely beautiful blue and 
white flowers resembling a cup 
Empress and saucer. Mixed. 10 
CANARY BIRD VINE. This is a rapid and luxuriant 
climbing annual, with an abundance of charming canary- 
yellow flowers resembling a bird with its wings half ex¬ 
panded. The flowers are always very attractive. Valuable 
for trellis work, rockeries, etc...05 
Candytuft, 
Pkt. I 
CALLIOPSIS 
These very handsome and showy 
plants are of the easiest culture; they 
require no care and will thrive in any 
garden. Produce flowers in nearly 
every shade of yellow, orange, crimson, 
red and brown. Excellent for cutting, 
and very striking in combination with 
other flowers. 
Corona ta. Showy, large, yellow p kt. 
flowers.SO. 05 
Golden Wave. This is a bushy 
and compact vaiiety, covered 
with hundreds of beautiful 
golden blossoms with small 
brown centers.05 
Elliott’s Double. Charming 
double variety.05 
Fine Mixed Varieties.. Oz. 25c. 05 
COREOPSIS. See page 34. 
CALLIRHOE 
A very pretty genus of plants. They 
flower very freely, and continue to 
bloom all the Summer. Useful for 
rockeries. 
Pedata. Rich violet-purple, p kt- 
white eye.S0.05 
Involucrata. A pretty trailing 
variety, bearing large rich crim¬ 
son flowers.05 
Double Canterbury Bell9 
CANDYTUFT (Iberis) 
The well-known Candytufts are 
among our best white flowers suitable 
for edgings for bedding or massing 
for rockeries; also indispensable for 
cut flowers. Several of the varieties 
are fragrant, and all are profuse in 
blooming. Sow outdoors in April 
where they are to bloom, and thin 
well when the plants grow about an 
inch. Sow again in a month, and 
late in July for Fall flowers. To pro¬ 
duce good results give the plants rich 
soil and water freely. 
Empress. Distinct candelabra- 
shaped branches, bearing im¬ 
mense pyramids of pure white p kt. 
bloom.SO. 10 
Carmine. Distinct and beautiful 
variety. 05 
White Rocket. . . . v .Oz. 30c. .05 
Crimson. Very rich and beauti¬ 
ful shade . Oz. 30c. .05 
Purple. Fine, dark. Oz. 30c. .05 
Fragrant. White.Oz. 30c. .05 
Carnea. Flesh-colored.10 
Fine Mixed.Oz. 25c. .05 
Tom Thumb. White; forms a 
dwarf, compact cluster of clear 
white flowers.10 
Hardy Perennial (Iberis sem- 
pervirens). Pure white.10 
