CARDINAL—upright 
Large single corolla of dark wine red, sepals are a 
very dark red. Another very vigorous grower, some 
reaching ten feet or more. Prune heavy each year. 
CARIOCA—basket 
Spreading single corolla of notched petals. Long car- 
mine, green tipped sepals; strong growing, free 
flowering. 
CARLA——basket 
Very long tube, flesh colored, sepals and corolla 
carmine red. Good cascade variety. 
CASCADE-——basket 
Single corolla deep carmine, long slender sepals white 
flushed with pale carmine. Buds long and pointed. A 
good grower and nice bloomer. Universally popular. 
A natural cascade variety. 
CATALINA—upright 
Large double corolla with splashes of red at the base 
of petals. Carmine sepals. Vigorous grower. A sport 
of Gypsy Gueen. 
*CATHY MILLER—basket 
Double corolla, soft orchid, tube and sepals are bright 
red. 
CENTENELLA—basket 
Semi-double. Corolla magenta mauve and sepals, a 
fine shade of rose. Very vigorous grower. 
CHARLES ABRAHAM—upright—will make good basket 
Semi-double corolla of light imperial purple, sepals 
are crimson. Very showy blooms. 
CHECKERBOARD—Fuchsia-La—upright 
Tube deep red. Turned back sepals changing from 
red to snow-white abruptly. Single corolla, brighter 
red than sepals. Heat resistant. 
CHIEF—upright 
Very large double purple corolla with streaks of red. 
Dark red sepals. A very showy plant. Some plants 
reported to be eight feet tall. 
CHIFFON—Fuchsia-La—basket 
Double. Petals spread out then outer length curves 
inward. Petals are narrow, resembling those of a spoon 
type chrysanthemum. Color is bright rose with much 
darker stripe. Sepals are a light carmine rose. 
CHINA DOLL—Fuchsia-La—upright 
Large double open corolla white red sepals, makes 
very showy basket. 
CHRYSANTHEA—basket 
Double bluish purple corolla, the petals loosely ar- 
ranged. Red sepals, makes a showy basket. 
*CITATION—upright 
Single. Four broad white petals, sepals rose pink. 
CITY OF PORTLAND— 
Large flower, broad carmine sepals. Petunia purple 
corolla, marbled with light carmine. Best in cooler 
climate. 
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