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D. M. ANDREWS, BOULDER, COLORADO. 
next. Flowers 3 inches long, 
clear red-violet. Very rare 
and distinct new sort. Seed 
25 cents. 
C. punctata. 2 feet. Very large 
white flowers, blotched with 
red inside. Grand new sort. 
Seed 25 cents. 
C. ptilla. Flowers rich dark 
purple, one of the best; rare. 
Seed 25 cents. 
C. pyramidalis. 3 feet. Flowers 
large, pale blue. Seed 5 cts. 
C. pyramidalis alba. Same, 
flowers white. Seed 10 cents. 
C. rapunculoides. 3 feet. Large 
purple flowers in long grace¬ 
ful racemes. Seed 15 cents. 
C. rotundifolia.* 1 foot. The 
true Hair bell or “Blue bells 
of Scotland.” Seed 10 cents. 
C. sarmatica. 1 foot. Pale blue; 
rare. Seed 10 cents. 
C. Van Houttii. Tall, with very 
large pale blue flowers, one 
of the best in our collection. 
Seed 25 cents. 
C. latifolia alba. Beautiful white variety. Seed 
10 cents. 
C. marcrantha. 3 feet. Resembles the last, 
but flowers larger, deep violet. Seed 15 cts. 
C. Nobilis. 2 feet. Similar in habit to the 
Cerocarpus parvifolius.* Mountain Mahogany, 6 
feet. A nearly evergreen Rosaceous shrub 
of peculiar and attractive habit of growth. 
Flowers white, early, followed by the long 
plumose achens, which are three to five inches 
