CANDYTUFT, Giant Sweet-scented 
CALLIOPSIS. Those we offer are beautiful very 
free-blooming annuals, of easy culture, showy 
in beds and bloom for weeks during summer. 
Seeds may be sown in the fall or spring where 
plants are to bloom and thinned to 4 or 5 in. 
apart. 
Coronata, ha, 2 ft. Large, orange, red spots. 
500 s. 
Crimson King, ha, 9 in. Bushy plants covered 
with rich crimson firs; long-blooming, fine in 
beds. 500 s. 
Drummondii, Gold Crest. Semi-double golden 
yellow with reddish brown zone. 
Drummondii, Golden Wave, ha, 18 in. Crimson 
and gold, in bloom appears as a wave of gold; 
Autumn-sown this makes a fine border. 1000 s 
5c; V 4 oz. 15c. 
Mayfield Giant, hp, 2 ft. Large yellow firs on 
long strong stems, fine for cutting, new. 40 s. 
Hybrid fl. pi., ha, 3 ft. Showy, various colors. 
500 s. 
Radiata, ha, 1 ft. Showy mixture; fine in beds. 
300 s. 
Superba, ha, 18 in. New bizarre shades; fine. 
300 s. 
Tinctoria, ha, 4 ft. Flowers rich maroon with 
bright golden border, borne in great profusion, 
magnificent in beds; sow in Autumn and thin 
to 8 in. apart; exceedingly showy. 1000 s. 5c; 
V 4 oz. 15c. 
Complete Special Mixture of Calliopsis. 1000 s. 
CALLIRHOE Involucrata, hp, 8 in. A lovely trailing 
everblooming plant, the firs, cup-shaped and of 
a rich crimson color; very desirable for rockery 
and dry border. 
CAMPANULA, Annual. These are all, with the ex¬ 
ception of Macrostyla, less than 1 ft high. They 
are very pretty and bloom freely, the blue and 
white bells are always admired. Fine for edg¬ 
ings, beds, rockery. Sow early where they are 
to bioom. 
Attica, (Drabifolia) ha, 4in. Neat little branching 
rock annual from Greece; open blue or white 
bells; either color, separate or mixed. 300 s. 
Fragilis, Blue Star of Bethlehem, hp, 6 in. Spread¬ 
ing; finest sort for hanging baskets, vases, or 
rockery; blue bells with a white throat, free- 
blooming; July and Aug. 50 s. 
Lorei, ha, 1ft. Erect branching plants; violet firs. 
Macrostyla, ha, 2ft. Peculiar Bellflower from the 
Taurus Mts; stems rigid, curious calyx, firs, large 
veined and gaping; odd and showy,- purple. 100 s. 
Medium, Canterbury Bells, New Annual, ha, 2ft. 
The new strain of Canterbury Bells, blooming 
first season when started early; showy and beau- 
CANDYTUFT, Umbellata 
tiful in beds or as single specimens. Mixed. 
250 s. 
Annual Canterbury Bells, Angelus Bell. Like Lib¬ 
erty, but lovely deep rose. 
Liberty Bell. Large intense blue bells throughout 
the season. 
Mission Bell. A lovely clear pink. Fine. 
Wedding Bell. New exquisite pure white. 
Speculum Grandiflora, ha, 1ft. For beds or vases; 
profuse; fine. Blue, White, sep. or mixed. 1000 s. 
Speculum Procumbens, ha, 6 in. Low, spreading; 
lovely bells in profusion. Blue, White, Mx 1000s. 
Complete Special Mixture of above kinds. 1000 s. 
CANDYTUFT, ha. Very showy beautiful and pop¬ 
ular garden firs, of easiest culture. Firs, in ele¬ 
gant spikes; exquisite in varied colors, excellent 
for cutting as well as garden display. A succes¬ 
sion of bloom may be obtained by sowing at in¬ 
tervals of two weeks during early Summer. Sow 
where plants are to stand and thin 5in apart. 
Coronaria, Giant Hyacinth-flowd or Improved Em¬ 
press, ha, 18in. Tree-like, perhaps the finest of 
annual Candytuft; each branch terminating in 
a big spike of pure white firs; very showy in 
beds and excellent for cutting. A distinct and 
beautiful garden annual. 1000 s. 5c; V 4 oz. 15c. 
Little Prince, 6 in, spreading, fine miniature. 500 s. 
Miniature Gem, 4in, a pretty rock annual. 200 s. 
Pectinata, 1ft. The charming sweet-scented Can¬ 
dytuft, lovely fern-like foliage and big clusters 
of pure white firs, elegant in beds and fine for 
cutting. 1000 s. 5c; V 4 oz. 15c. 
Queen of Italy, 9 in. Exceedingly free-flowering 
dwarf compact sort; much like Sempervirens; 
pink fir. heads; fine rock plant; excellent. 300 s. 
Umbellata, 1ft. Very beautiful varieties of many 
rich colors; firs borne in big umbels, make grand 
display in beds or borders. White, Lilac, Car¬ 
mine, Purple, Cardinal, Mxd. 750s. 5c; ^oz. 15c. 
Umbellata, New Dwarf Sorts, 9in. Showy for beds. 
Mixed. 400 s. 
Complete Special Mixture, above varieties. 750 s. 
CANNA, hhp, 3ft. Crozy's finest mixed. 10 s. 
CANNABIS Gfgantea, ha, 8 ft. Easily grown; majes* 
tic foliage; good for background or specimen. 50s 
CAPSICUM, Pepper, hha. Handsome bushy plants 
that are covered with showy fruits; pretty in 
groups and prized for pots. The Peppers are of 
various sizes and forms, the colors bright and 
attractive. We offer a splendid mixture of de¬ 
lightful sorts. 150 s. 5 cts. 
CARDUUS Benedictus, ha, 3ft. Blessed Thistle. 30s. 
Marianus, ha, 2ft. Fine blotched foliage, rose. 40s. 
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