
GREENWOOD, 
ANNUAL CALLIOPSIS 
(Philadelphia Breast Pin) 
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 beds and bouquets. 
CALLIOPSIS, TALL — 
Calliopsis Tall All-Double Mixed, 3 ft. The 
best strain of double flowering Calliopsis. 
Double and semi-double flowers 1-1!/,"’ 
diam. are borne on long graceful stems. Our 
mixture contains all color combinations to 
be seen in Calliopsis. Flowers profusely 
from July until Autumn, Novelty. Packet 10c; 
large novelty packet 25c. 
Coronata, ha, 2 ft. Extra early, large flowered, 
clear yellow slightly darker center. 
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; very showy. Pkt. 5c; 4 oz. 15c. 
Atrosanguinea, tall blood red. Fine for adding 
that finishing touch to the bouquet. 
Tall Bicolor, 31/, ft. Tall Mixed. 
CALLIOPSIS DWARF 
Crimson King, ha, 9 in. Bushy, compact plants 
covered with rich crimson flowers over a long 
period. Fine for beds. 
Golden Ray, 8’’. A fine variety of this new 
dwarf class bearing flowers of bright golden 
color with maroon center. ; 
Tiger Star, extra select. Formula mixture, of 
dwarf sorts. ; 
Dwarf Drummondi, 6 in. to 1 ft. Mixed. 
Gold Crest. Semi-double golden yellow with 
reddish brown zone. 
Golden Crown. Award in A. A. Trials in ‘38. 
Improved rich yellow with deep maroon center. 
Dwarf Bicolor. 6’’ to 1 ft. Dwarf Mixed. 
COMPLETE MIXTURE OF CALLIOPSIS. 
CANDYTUFT 
Very showy, beautiful and popular garden 
flowers 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 to 5 in. apart. 
Miniature Gem, 4’', Hyacinth Flowered. Very 
attractive white flowers—fine for the rockery. 
Little Prince, 6 in. Spreading, fine miniature. 
Queen of Italy, 9 in. Exceedingly free-flowering 
dwarf compact sort; much like Sempervirens; 
pink flr. heads; fine rock plant; excellent. 
Umbellata, 1 ft. Very beautiful varieties of 
many rich colors; flrs borne in big umbels, 
ee display in beds or borders. White, Lilac, 
ose, Purple, Cardinal. Mxd. Pkt. 5c; 4 oz. 25c. 
pee natt: New Dwarf Sorts, 9 in. 
eds. 
COMPLETE SPECIAL MIXTURE, above varieties. 
CANNA, hhp, 3 ft. Crozy’s finest mixed. 
CAMPANULA. ANNUAL 
They are very pretty and bloom freely, the blue 
and white bells are always admired. Fine for 
edgings, beds, rockery. Sow early where they 
are to bloom. 
Attica (Drabifolia), ha, 4 in, Neat little branching 
rock annual from Greece; open blue flowers. 
Fragilis, Blue Star of Bethlehem, . hp, 6 in. 
Spreading; finest sort for hanging baskets, vases 
or rockery; blue bells with a white throat, free- 
blooming; July and August. 
Lorei, ha, 1 ft. Erect branching plants; violet flrs. 
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 Bpecreny Mixed. 
Angelus Bell. Like Liberty, but lovely deep rose. 
Liberty Bell. Large intense blue bells through- 
out the season. 
Mission Bell. A lovely clear pink. Fine. 
Wedding Bell. New exquisite pure white. 
COMPLETE MIXTURE OF CAMPANULAS. 







Showy for 
SOUTH CAROLINA 


Candytuft Giant Hyacinth Flowered 
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 flrs; very showy in 
beds and excellent for cutting. A distinct and 
beautiful garden annual. Pkt. 5c; 4% oz. 25¢. 
Campanula Canterbury Bells 
Speculum Grandiflora (Venus Looking Glass), 
a, 1 ft. Fine for beds or vases; free flower- 
ing. ixed, 
Regular pkt. 5c; Jumbo pkt. 10c. 
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