ANNUAL CALLIOPSIS 
TALL CALLIOPSIS 
Beautiful very free-blooming annuals, of easy 
culture, showy in beds and bloom for weeks dur¬ 
ing summer. Seeds may be sown in the fall or 
spring where plants are to bloom and thinned to 
4 or 5 in. apart. Fine for bed and bouquets. 
Calliopsis Golden Crown 
Golden Crown. Award in A. A, Trials in '38. 
Improved rich yellow with deep maroon center. 
Coronata. ha, 2 ft. Extra early, large flowered, 
clear yellow' slightly darker center. 
Drummondii. Gold Crest. Semi-double golden yel- 
}o%v v/ith 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. 
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. Pkt. 5c; V'<} 
02 . 15c. 
LOW-GROWING CALLIOPSIS 
CRIMSON KINGl ha, 9 in. Bushy, compact plants 
covered with rich crimson flowers over a long 
period. Fine for beds. 
RADIATOR. 1 ft. Golden rayed petals with maroon 
center. Excellent border plant. 
COMPLETE MIXTURE OF CALLIOPSIS. 
CAMPANULA, ANNUAL 
These are all, with the exception of Macro- 
styla, less than I ft. high. They are very pretty 
and bloom freely, the blue and white bells are 
always admired. Fine for edgings, beds, rock¬ 
ery. Sow' early where they are to bloom. 
Attica (DrabilolU). na, 4 in. Neat little branching 
rock annual from Greece; open blue or white 
bells; either color, separate or mixed. 
Fragilis, Blue Star oi Bethlehem, hp, 6 in. Spread¬ 
ing; finest sort for . hanging baskets, vases, or 
rockery; blue bells with a white tliroat, free- 
blooming; luly and August. 
Lorei, ha, 1 ft. Erect tiranching plants; violet firs. 
Macrostyla, ha, 2 ft. Peculiar Bellflower from the 
Taurus Mts.; stems rigid, curious calyx, firs, 
large veined and gaping; showy; purple. 
Medium, Canterbury Bells, New Annual, ha, 2 ft. 
The new strain of Canterbury Bells, blooming 
first season when started early; showy and 
beautiful in beds or as single specimens. Mixed. 
Anqelus Bell. Like Liberty, but lovely deep rose. 
Liberty Bell. Large intense blue bells throughout 
the season. 
Mission Bell. A iovely clear pink. Fine. 
Wedding Bell. New exquisite pure white. 
Speculum Grandiilora, ha, 1 ft. For beds or vases; 
profuse; fine. Blue, While, sep. or mixed. 
Complete Mixture of Campanulas. 
Regular pkt. 5c. 
CANDYTUFT 
Very showy, beautiful and popular garden flow¬ 
ers of easiest culture. Flowers in elegant spikes; 
exquisite in varied colors, excellent for cutting as 
well as garden display. A succession of bloom 
• may be obtained by sowing at intervals of two 
weeks during early Summer. Sow where plants 
are to stand and thin 5 in. apart. 
Coronaria 
Coronaria, Giant Hyacinth-flowered or Improved 
Empress, ha, 18 in. 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. Pkt. 5c; 1/4 oz. 25c. 
Little Prince, 6 in. spreading, fine miniature. 
Miniature Gem, 4 in, a pretty rock annual. 
Pectinata, 1 ft. The charming sweet-scented Can¬ 
dytuft, lovely fern-like foliage and big clusters 
of pure white firs, elegant in beds and fine for 
cutting. Pkt. 5c; V 4 oz. 25c. 
Queen of Italy. 9 in. Exceedingly free-flowering 
dwarf compact sort; much like Sempervirens; 
pink fir; .heads; fine rock plant; excellent. 
Umbellate, 1 ft. 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. Pkt. 5c; i /4 oz. 25c. 
Umbellata, New Dwarf Sorts, 9 in. Showy for 
beds. 
Complete Special Mixture, above varieties. 
CANNA, hhp, 3 ft. Crozy's finest mixed. 
CANNABIS Gigantea, ha, ^ ft. Easily grown; ma¬ 
jestic foliage; good for background or specimen. 
CAPSICUM, Pepper, hha. Handsome bushy plants 
that are covered v/ith 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. 
CARDUUS Benedictus, ha, 3 ft. Blessed Thistle. 
Marianus, ha, 2 ft. Fine blotched foliage, rose. 
Campanula 
Jumbo pkt. 10c. 
GREENWOOD 
SOUTH CAROLINA 
