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CARTERS’ GENERAL LIST OF STANDARD FLOWER SEEDS — continued. 
P ho tog raphed /rom Nature and Copyrighted by J. C . 6r Co. 
COLEUS (FLAME NETTLE). 
No. 410 . Choicest mixed, in sealed packets, Is. 6d. and 2 s. 6d. 
Saved from the newest, brightest, and best varieties, and conspicuously beautiful from the brilliant 
variegations. As ornamental fob aged plants they are indispensable to the warm greenhouse, &c. 
Photographed from Nature and Copyrighted by /. C. <5^* Co. 
DAHLIA BOUQUET, OR POMPON. 
... , , No -. 4 64 - Choice mixed, in sealed packets, Is. and 2 s. 6d. 
Although the Single and Cactus varieties of Dahlia is now mostly favoured, these Double Pompons 
can l>e highly recommended for bouquets. 
For other kinds of Dahlia , see page 84. 
CARTERS', 237, 238, & 97, HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON.—1900. 
Photographed from Nature and Copyrighted by J. C. do* Co. 
CALENDULA, “METEOR.” 
No. 260 . In sealed packets, 6d. and Is. each. 
A grand hardy annual, of brilliant effect in the garden, or as a 
cut flower. The colour is a lemon-yellow, with deep orange stripe 
on each petal. i£ feet 
Calendula (Garden Marigold). 
—This plant derives its name from its habit of blooming 
monthly almost throughout the year, and its enlivening 
effect may be seen from the cottage to large private 
garden. Per 
No. 259. Cockade Orange. This variety has a most packet. 
brilliant colour, and is in great demand as a s . d. 
market pot plant. 1 foot ... ... ... 1 (j 
,, 261. Hybrida, or Pot. From the Cape cf Good 
Hope. feet. 0 3 
,, 262. Officinalis. The ordinary cottage garden 
Marigold ... ... ... ... ... ... 0 3 
„ 263. Pluvialis (Cape Marigold). Colour pure 
white, with purple on the back of the petals ; 
resembles a Marguerite. 1 foot ... ... 0 3 
Campanula (Bell-Flower) 
These lovely perennials are universally esteemed, from 
the graceful miniature Hairbell to the magnificent 
varieties of the C. Pyramidalis , and others—No. 2S0, 
Giant White ; and 279, C. Mirabilis, in particular. 
No. 279. Mirabilis. One of the grandest species, truly 
magnificent, pyramidal and bushy, blooming 
from the base upwards; colour delicate pale 
blue. First-class novelty, perennial. 2 feet... 1 6 
,, 2S0. Persieifolia (Giant White). One of the 
most charming plants ever seen; new, large, 
lustri-uf, pure white blossoms. 3 feet ... 1 0 
,, 281. Carpatiea. A dwarf very hardy variety, with 
large blossoms; makes excellent clumps or a 
pot plant; blue. 6 inches ... ... ... 0 6 
,, 282. Carpatiea alba. White variety of the 
preceding.0 6 
,, 283. Grandiflora {Platycodon). A handsome 
species from Siberia; colour purple-violet, 
fine large bell, tuberous rooted. i| feet ... 0. 6 
,, 284. Grandiflora alba ( 'Wahlenbergia ). A fine 
large-flowered species from China; does best in 
a greenhouse. feet ... ... ... ... 0 6 
,, 285. Pyramidalis. Thi= charming window pot 
plant is a great favourite in the villages and 
towns of England, where it may be seen in 
perfection. It may be trained in any form, and 
when in full blossom it is a great attraction; 
hardy perennial, colour blue. 2 to 3 feet ... 0 6 
,, 286. Pyramidalis alba. White variety of the pre¬ 
ceding ; pure colour ... ... .. ... 0 6 
