Per Half 
VARIETY Doz. Doz. 
CATANANCHE COERULEA (Cupid’s Dart)........ 65 .40 
Excellent for bedding purposes and for cut- 
ting. Grows to a height of 2 feet and bears 
blue daisy-like flowers in profusion during 
June, July and August. The blooms may be 
cut and dried for winter bouquets. 
CENTAUREA 
Montana (Perennial Batchelor Button) -............... 65 .40 
A perennial variety of one of the best loved 
old fashioned flowers. Blue. 
Macrocephala tie oe ee eee 65 40 
Yellow thistle like blooms often 4 in. across. 
CERASTIUM 
Tom CntOSU Tey ee eet eee cee Eee .65 40 
Sometimes called “Snow in Summer” 
Light silver colored foliage which, when 
planted in masses, gives the appearance of 
patches of snow. Small white blooms in 
spring. Dwarf. 
CHELONE BARBATA COCCINEA (Shell Flower) .65  .40 
Grows 4 ft. high and much admired for its 
bright scarlet and yellow blooms. 
CHEIRANTHUS (Wallflower) 
Allionii Golden Bedder ...................-.---.------.---0:000--++ 65 .40 
A new strain having bright golden yellow 
flowers. Grows only 1 foot high, making it 
ideal for bedding purposes. Blooms during 
May and June. 
GIANT. CHINESH-ULA'N TERN 2 ee .65 .40 
Loved for its brilliant orange red pods which 
are so useful for gay winter bouquets. This is 
the Giant variety having lanterns up to 2 
inches in diameter. Furnished in strong layers. 
CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
KOREAN HYBRIDS, 65c per doz., 40c per % doz. 
Something new in Chysanthemums now offfered in 
seedlings. These will come in mixed colorings and in 
single, semi-double and double forms. Early. Field grown 
plants 20c ea.; $2.00 per dozen. $1.10 per one-half dozen. 
CUSHION "MUMS 
The plants which have enthused flower growers over the 
country because of the hundreds of flowers which each 
plant bears. They begin flowering in August and pro- 
duce masses of blooms until frost. No garden complete 
without a few of these. 
Pink Cushion — Bronze Cushion 
White Cushion. Yellow Cushion 
30c each, 7 for $2.00 

Korean "Mums may also be potted in fall for color- 
ful winter house plants. . 

