CATALOGUE OF FLOWER SEEDS 
10D 
NAME. 
Hard. 
and 
Dur. 
H’g’t 
Feet. 
Color 
of 
Flower 
Price 
per 
Oz. Pkt. 
855 
Collinsia, mixed. 
hA 
1 
mixed 
.25 
i ° 
860 
Collomia coccinea. 
hA 
2 
s.& yel 
.30 
I 5 
) 
Columbine, see Aquilegia page 87 
865 
Commelina coelestis.... 
hhP 
IK 
blue 
5 
1 
Convolvulus, see page 95 
J 
Coreopsis (Calliopsis), see page 94 
Cosmos (Cosmea), see page 95 
Cowslip, see Primula verispage 117 
920 
Cucumis acatangulus (Rag or 
- 
Dish Cloth Gourd). 
hhA 
8 
yel. 
.15 
5 
921 
erinaceous (Hedge Hog Gourd) 
hhA 
8 
yel. 
5 
. 
922 
flexuosus (Snake Cucumber).... 
hhA 
10 
yel. 
.30 
5 
923 
perennis. 
tP 
15 
yel. 
.75 
5 
Cucurbita, Gourds 
930 
Angora. 
hhA 
8 
.40 
5 
931 
Apple-shaped. 
hhA 
10 
.40 
5 
932 
Bottle-shaped. 
hhA 
10 
.40 
5 
933 
Dipper-shaped. 
hhA 
15 
.40 
5 i 
934 
Egg-shaped. 
hhA 
10 
.40 
5 
935 
Gooseberry-shaped. 
hhA 
6 
.40 
5 
936 
Hercules’ Club.. 
hhA 
15 
.40 
5 
937 
Lemon-shaped. 
hhA 
6 
.40 
5 
938 
Orange-shaped. 
hhA 
6 
.40 
5 
939 
Pear-shaped. 
hhA 
10 
.40 
5 
940 
Sugar Trough. 
hhA 
15 
.40 
5 
941 
Mixed. 
hhA 
var. 
.25 
5 
collection, 12 varieties .. .50 cts. 
945 
Cuphea (Cigar Plant) miniata. 
fhhP 
1 
crim. 
r. i 
- 
946 
— compacta. 
fhhP 
i 
mixed 
10 
■ 
Cyclamen giganteum 
; 
950 
— Breck’s Imperial. 
tP 
1 
mixed 
50 
951 
—Blood Red. 
tP 
1 
d. cr. 
50 
952 
—Brilliant. 
tP 
1 
r.& p. 
50 
953 
—Crimson King. 
tP 
1 
crim. 
50 
954 
—Duke of Fife. 
tP 
1 
d. ro. 
50 
955 
—Mont Blanc. 
tP 
1 
p. wh. 
50 
956 
— Princess May. 
tP 
1 
pink 
50 
957 
—Prince of Wales. 
tP 
1 
red 
50 
958 
—Rosy Morn. 
tP 
1 
rose 
50 
959 
— Salmon Queen. 
tP 
1 
s. pi’k 
50 
960 
—Sunray, pink and claret. 
tP 
1 
p. & c. 
50 
965 
Giant Fringed. 
tP 
1 
mixed 
50 
970 
Cyperus alternifolius. 
tP 
2 
or’ge 
25 
Cypress Vine, seelpomasa quamoclit 
) 
page 112 
975 
Dahlia, cactus, mixed. 
fhhP 
3 
mixed 
1.00 
10 
| 
976 
double grandiflora. 
fhhP 
4 
mixed 
1.50 
10 
1 
977 
—Pompon. 
fhhP 
2 
mixed 
2.00 
10 
978 
—Tom Thumb. 
fhhP 
IK 
mixed 
2.50 
10 
979 
—Glory. 
fhhP 
3 
mixed 
2.00 
10 
> 
980 
—Monarch. 
fhhP 
3 
d. red 
1.50 
10 
1417 —Golden Ball, see Sunflower. . . 
981 
Breck’s single Perfection. 
fhhP 
4 
mixed 
1.75 
10 
982 
—Collarette, single. 
thhP 
4 
mixed 
1.00 
10 
Daisy, double, see Beilis page 97 
Datura (Trumpet Flower) 
N 
990 
Cornucopia. 
hA 
2 
w.&p. 
.40 
5 
991 
Golden Queen. 
hA 
2 
yel. 
.40 
5 
992 
Humilis, double. 
hA 
3 
yel. 
.40 
5 
993 
Wrightii. 
np 
3 
w.&li. 
.30 
5 
994 
mixed annuals. 
hA 
varied 
mixed 
.30 
5 
Delphinium (Larkspur), see page 98 
Devil-in-a-Bush, Nigella page 115 
Dew Plant, see Mesembryanthe- 
mum page 114 
Dianthus, see page 96 
DESCRIPTION. 
Beautiful free flowering plants for bed 
or mixed borders. 
Fine for bees, and suitable for pot culture. 
Tuberous-rooted, very showy plants 
suitable for pots or borders. 
These are all of rapid growth, ornamental 
foliage, and produce very curious fruit. 
The inside of the Dish Cloth Gourd is 
useful for bathing, etc. 
White spotted fruit. 
Small striped fruit. 
Ornamental and curious. 
Useful. 
White Nest Egg. Useful. 
Small and very odd. 
Very long. 
Very beautiful. 
Very beautiful. 
Very beautiful. 
Used as water holders. 
All ornamental. 
Continual bloomers. Adapted for bed¬ 
ding and for house and conservatory 
decoration. 
Easily grown, free flowering, bulbous 
plants for pot culture. Breck’s Im¬ 
perial is unsurpassed for size, form, 
profusion and variety of delicate 
colored flowers. It has eclipsed all 
others on the exhibition tables at the 
Massachusetts Horticultural Society’s 
exhibitions. 
The several varieties offered here are 
grown for us by the leading cyclamen 
growers of Europe, and are at least 
equal in quality to any obtainable. 
Greenhouse or window plant; will thrive 
best in a moist soil. 
We offer seed from the finest collection 
in Europe. If the seed is started early 
in a hot-bed an abundance of flowers 
will be produced the same season. 
They like a rich, deep soil. The roots 
should be housed during winter. D. 
Glory flowers vary in size from one to 
three inches and are $ca6«?ws-like in 
construction. Monarch is a cross be¬ 
tween a double and cactus, very large 
semi-double. 
In large clumps, or borders of shrub¬ 
bery, these produce an excellent effect. 
They delight in a light sandy soil. 
See Special Offers on third page of cover. 
