40 
F. E. MCALLISTER, 221DEY ST., NEW YORK.—HIGH GRADE FLOWER SEEDS. 
pel' plit. 
Dampieri (Australian Glory Pea). Flowers 
scarlet, blotched with black. !r $0 1 "10 
i- » ^ 
COBiEA. 
A fine, quick-growing, climbing plant, bearing large 
bell-shaped flowers. Hardy annual. 
Scandens. Deep violet. .Per oz., 75c. 10 
fl.pl. Whitish flowered.’..... 10 
CUNTONIA. 
Very pretty, fine for edgings, of dwarf habit, and 
easy./julcivation. Hardy annuals. 34 ft. 
per pkc. 
Pulchella. Elegant, blue, yellow and white. $0 10 
alba. Pretty white variety. ]0 
“ atropurpurea. Fine reddish purple... 10 
mixed. 10 
COLLINSIA. 
Pretty, free-flowering annual. If sown in autumn, 
they will live through the winter and bloom early in 
spring. Hardy annual. 1 ft. 
Bicolor. Lilac and white.per oz., 25c. 05 
candidissima. Pure white. “ 30c. 05 
“ atrorubens. Variety, with lower lip of 
lilac-purple color.per oz., 40c. 05 
Corymbosa. Distinct dwarf species; white flow¬ 
ers.per oz., 40c. 05 
Corymbosa violacea. Deep violet and purple. 
Per oz.40c. 05 
Verna. Very early variety; blue and white. 
Per oz.40c. 05 
Mixed.per oz. ,30c. 05 
COXVOIACUS. 
(MORNING GI.ORIES.) 
These well-known favorites ought to be in every gar¬ 
den. Nothing can be finer for color than a bed of 
these. Free flowering; of easy cultivation. Hardy 
annuals. 1 ft. 
DWARF BEDDING VARIETIES. 
Tricolor. Violet purple, with white center. 05 
“ albus. White. 05 
Unicaulis. Purple. 05 
“ Crimson violet. 05 
“ Rose. 05 
“ Mixed. 05 
CEIMBING VARIETIES. 
Well-known climbing plants; unequaled for rapidity 
of growth and profusion of bloom. 
New Double Convolvulus.—See Novelties. 
Blue. 
Striped. 
Blood-red.. 
white.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 
Rose. 
Mixed ".....'.Per oz., 15c. 
Mauritanicus. A beautiful creeping variety, por¬ 
celain blue; well adapted for hanging baskets, 
vases, etc. Half hardy perennial, 3 ft. 
05 
05 
05 
05 
05 
05 
10 
COWSLIP. 
A favorite free flowering plant. Excellent for filling 
the beds and borders of the spring flower garden. 
Hardy perennial, % ft. 
Extra fine mixed. nr 
CYCLAMEN. 
Well known early blooming greenhouse plant. The 
seed produces bulbs, from which flowers are produced 
in twelve months time.—See Novelties. 
