. Descriptive catalogue of vegetable, flower, and farm seeds. Nurseries (Horticulture); Nursery stock; Seeds; Bulbs (Plants); Gardening; Equipment and supplies; Bedding plants; Weeber & Don. Calceolariaâ&= D.'s Selected Strain, BqCCO:»^I^ Japoxaica. Hardy perennial with laFge, glaucous, decorative leaves 5 BRACBYCOMC;. A charminjf dwarf plant of easy culture, covered with a beautiful mass of Cineraria-like flowers. H. H. A. Xbericlifolia (Swan River Daisy). Blue, % 5 BROWArrl^IA. Very handsome, profuse blooming plants, growing freely in any rich soil. H. H. A., 1^^ ft. Cerviakow
. Descriptive catalogue of vegetable, flower, and farm seeds. Nurseries (Horticulture); Nursery stock; Seeds; Bulbs (Plants); Gardening; Equipment and supplies; Bedding plants; Weeber & Don. Calceolariaâ&= D.'s Selected Strain, BqCCO:»^I^ Japoxaica. Hardy perennial with laFge, glaucous, decorative leaves 5 BRACBYCOMC;. A charminjf dwarf plant of easy culture, covered with a beautiful mass of Cineraria-like flowers. H. H. A. Xbericlifolia (Swan River Daisy). Blue, % 5 BROWArrl^IA. Very handsome, profuse blooming plants, growing freely in any rich soil. H. H. A., 1^^ ft. Cerviakowskii. Blue with white feenter, beautiful. 5 E^lata Oraudiflora. Sky blue, large and handsome. 10 Speclosa major. A new variety with clear blue flowers, much larger than other sorts , 25 CACA1L,IA (Tassel Flower). A very beautiful and j^o^iSB flowering plant, with tassel-shaped flowers. Coccinea. Orange-scarlet, flowering in clusters: pretty, 114 ft , ' 5 CAI^A^JORINIA. Beautiful, free-flowering plants, adapted lor rock work and dry, hot situations. H. A. Splendid Mixed Colors, ift 5 tf*AI cm I ants of a highly decora- ^^â r^"-''tive character, forming in spring dense masses of pocket-shaped flowers, Indis- ^ensable for the greenhouse or the flower garden. H. H. P. See cut. Rybrida W. & l>.»s Selected Strain. Saved from the finest formed and most beautiful marked 1 00 Superba. Mixed 25 Sbirutxby. Choice dwarf bedding varieties, mixed colors 25 CAlUKlNOUI<A (Cape SXariSTOld). For effective and persistent blooming In beds and groups, the newer varieties of the common Marigold have no superiors, their beautiful _flowers being produced from early spring until late in the fall. H. A., 1 ft. meteor. Large double yellow flowers, striped with orange 5 Prince of Oransre. Similar to "Meteor," but much darker 5 Plnvialis. White 5 Ponsrei. Large, double white flowers 5 CAI<1,IRR0E: Involucrata. Elegant, hardy an- nual of easy culture and of s
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