&. J. FARQUHAR &* CO.'S SEED CATALOGUE.
CALCEOLARIA, FARQUHAR'S PRIZE.
No. Pkt.
BROW ALLI A — Continued.
1740 Finest nixed. Shades of blue, purple and white . . .05
174.") Czerwiakowskii. Deep blue; large 05
1750 Elata Alba. Pure white 05
1755 — Coerulea Grandiflora. Bright blue; fine for
cutting 05
1765 Roezli. Bluish white ; charming shade 10
1767 Speciosa /lajor. A new variety with clear blue
flowers, much larger than other sorts .20
1775 BUPTHALriUH Salicifolium. (Ox Eye.) Showy
hardy perennial ; flowers yellow with long stems.
Height, two feet 05
CALENDULA METEOR.
1815
1820
1835
1840
1845
No. Pkt.
1810 CALCEOLARIA, Farquhar's Prize Large-
Flowering. Our strains of Calceolaria have a wide
reputation. They are the result of constant selection
and cross-fertilization of the best flowers, and no
pains is spared to maintain their excellence. The
flowers are of large size, of rich and varied colors,
including self-colors, spotted, blotched and laced. We
receive hundreds of orders for these from cultivators
in all parts of the United States and Canada ; Finest
mixed 50
Large=FIowered, Self=CoIors. Finest mixed . . .25
Large=Flowered, Spotted. Finest mixed 25
James' Giant. Finest mixed 50
Dwarf, Large=FIowered. A splendid strain of
dwarf, compact growth, and large flowers beautifully
spotted and blotched 50
Rugosa, or Shrubby. Charming bedding plants
for partial shade or slightly moist situations. The
colors range from yellow to brown. Finest mixed . . .25
1850 — Yellow. Clear yellow; the best bedding sorts.
Fifteen inches 25
CACAL1A. (Tassel Flower.) Pretty, free, hardy
annuals ; producing trusses of showy tassel-like flowers.
One foot.
1780 Coccinea. Orange-scarlet Ounce, .30 .05
1785 Lutea. Clear yellow " .30 .05
1790 CACTUS, Finest nixed 10
1795 CALANDRINIA Speciosa. Hardy annual.with fleshy
leaves and bright rose-colored flowers ; succeeding
best in sunny situations. Height, eighteen inches . • .05
1805 Umbellata. Half-hardy perennial; flowering the first
season if sown early, with crimson flowers and of trail
ing habit; excellent for rockwork and sunny slopes.
Six inches 06
CALENDULA, (narigold.) Vigorous, hardy, free-
flowering annuals, with large, flat, double flowers;
valuable for growing in light soils or dry situations.
They are useful as cut flowers, and are frequently
grown under glass during winter for cutting. One foot.
1855 Officinalis, Double nixed. Colors white to deep
orange Ounce, .20
1860 Grandiflora Flore Pleno. (Orange King.) "
L865 Le Proust. Nankin yellow; double. . . '
1870 neteor. Double; orange-yellow, striped
with primrose ; beautiful
1885 Sulphurea. Double ; lemon yellow . . . . '
1890 Superba. Double; yellow, dark eye. . . '
1895 Pluvialis. (Cape narigold.) White. .
1897 Pongei. Large, double white flowers . . . '
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