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CARTERS TESTED SEEDS—BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS.
QALLIOPSIS Hardy  annuals   and   perennials.   All  are
irnDrnMici      universal favourites and useful   for cut
(COREOPSIS.)     flowers.   The  annual   varieties  should  be
sown outdoors in early spring in the place
they are intended to flower, or, for earliest work, may be sown
under glass, and then  pricked out.
CARTERS TALL ANNUAL VARIETIES.
Large flowered, branching habit; very useful for back of borders
and cut flowers.   Ht 2j to 3 ft.
No.
8502 Crimson. I    3503 Crimson and Gold.
8505 Carters Choice Mixed Tall Annual Varieties.
1.000 seeds. 2.000 seeds. 4,000 seeds.
.10 .15 .25
Price of the above
No. 3509 Dwarf Calliopsis Crimson and Gold
CARTERS    DWARF   ANNUAL   VARIETIES.
Compact habit, useful for cut flowers.    Ht. li ft. to 14 ft.
I     3509 Crimson and Gold.
8511 Carters Choice Mixed  Dwarf Annual Varieties.
1.000 seeds. 2.000 seeds. 4,000 seeds.
.10 .15 .25
8508 Crimson.
Price of the above
CARTERS   MINIATURE   ANNUAL   VARIETIES.
The shortest growing type ; fine for edges.   Ht. 9 in. to lj ft.
8814 Crimson Marbled.—The flowers show a groundwork of
chocolate, flaked and marbled with gold, giving a most fantastic
combination. Unfortunately some tall plants invariably appear
amongst the dwarfs
8515 Crimson and Gold.—Of all the dwarf varieties this is the
most miniature.
1.000 seeds.       2,000 seeds.       4.000 seeds.
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VARIOUS   CALLIOPSIS.
8518 Burridgi (Annual).—Rich crimson and gold.    Ht. 2i to 3 ft.
8519 Drummondi (Annual).—Yellow, dark centre.  Ht. 2 ft.
8520 Grandiflora.—Grandest of all; large golden yellow; a hardy
perennial.   A lovely  border plant both for effect and cutting.
Much appreciated for house decoration when cut.    Ht. 3 ft.
8521 Bicolor (Tinctoria) (Annual).—Very pretty.   Ht. 2i to 3 ft.
8523 Coronata (Perennial).—Yellow, dark spot.   Ht. 2 ft.
8524 Lanceolata      (Perennial).—Large yellow flowers. Ht. 2} ft.
500 seeds. 1.000 seeds.        2.000 seeds.
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See page 84 for Carters While Clover Perfume.
CALLIRHOE   (poppy   Mallow).—Very pretty half-hardy annual.
Sow in spring, in gentle heat, and prick out.
3493 Dieitata.- Rosy carmine; erect habit.   Ht. li ft.
r>ri/.« SO" seeds. 1.000 seeds.
"lce       - .15 .25
CALVARY CLOVER.—An interesting novelty.   Raise in spring, and
treat as an annual.
8496 The leaves are singularly blood marked.
Pri„„ 10 pods.       20 pods.       40 pods.
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CAMELLIA—Greenhouse shrub, universally admired.    Sow seed,
early in the spring in pots, place in heat, and pot off as sooa
as seedlings can be conveniently handled.
3499 Japonica, fl. pi—Saved from the best varieties.
10 seeds.       20 seeds.       40 seeds.
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Price
C A IS/I PA IM U LA —Tne usual waV 'or flowering the follow-
«-»■■«••»■■•-».      ing spring is to sow the seeds in summet
in a partially shaded spot in nice soil and keep them growing
until strong enough to transplant or pot.
3530 Persicifolia alba (Giant White). — This is the finest
form of this most effective hardy border perennial. The graceful
spikes render it invaluable for house decoration either when
cut or as pot plants.    June flowering.    Ht. 3 ft.
3531 Persicifolia (Blue).—Habit same as above.
3532 Carpatica (Perennial).—Large blossoms; excellent pot plant;
blue.   Ht. 6 in.
3533 Carpatica alba (Perennial).—White variety.
3534 Grandiflora (Perennial).—Purple violet.    Ht. lift.
3535 Grandiflora alba (Perennial).—White li ft.
3536 Pyramidalis (Perennial).—Blue; fine pot plant    Ht. 4 ft.
3537 Pyramidalis alba (Perennial).—white variety.
3538 Rotundifolia (Harebell) (Perennial).—Deep blue; the true
wild species.    Ht. 1. ft.
500 seeds.    1,000 seeds.    2,000 seeds.
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Price of the above
CARTERS TESTED SEEDS, Inc., 102-106 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BLDG., BOSTON, MASS.