February 27, 1915 



HOETICULTUEE 



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Our stock Is In prime condition, retarded dormant plants from 6-inoh pots. 

 lor Spring Sales or for Memorial Day; any of the varieties descril.. ' • 



Atalaucbe. A splendid large wbite with a well ^ 



established reputation ; an easy variety to 



force. 

 Bouquet K«Be. Large trusses of rosy amber 



turning to bright pink; a favorite with all 



growers. 

 Dentdle. Entirely distinct, deeply fringed 



flower of a creamy white color. 

 E. G. Hill. TrusBes of immense size, color a 



most pleasing shade of pink which doee not 



fade; growth vigorous, foliage of a pea green 



color, large and attractive. 

 General de Vibraye. A favorite wherever seen ; 



very large he«ds of bright rose colored 



flowers. A splendid early forcing variety. 

 Jja lx>rralne. Very large flowers, pale rose, 



turning to bright pink; has become a general 



favorite. 

 Mrae. A. Hiverain. Superb bright rose color; 



very vigorous and fioriferous. 

 Mme. E. Mouillere. Probably the most popular 



white variety on the market today ; an early 



easy variety to force. 

 Mme. Maurice Hamar. A delicate fresh-rose 



coloi^ a vigorous grower, the individual 



flowers as well as the trusses being very 



large. 

 Mile. Agnes Barillet. A splendid white; 



flowers large and very freely produced. 

 Mou«seline. A beautiful mauve-rose with 



creflra-colored center; the flower beads are 



large and held erect; a fine acquisition. 

 Mont Rose. Immense panicles of clear-fleeh 



rose, entirely distinct, one of the best very 



early flowering varieties. 

 Ronsard. Flowers and trusses very large, of 



a beautiful rose-tint 

 Souvenir de Mme. E. Chantard. One of the 



very best, of splendid erect habit, very ro- 

 bust, medium sized heads, of bright rose 



colored flowers ; one of the very best of the 



Bouquet Rose type. 

 Senateur Henri David. Another splendid rose- 

 colored variety, with red reflections; flowers 



produced in immense large heads ; on the style 



of La Lorraine, but an earlier bloomer. 

 Vieux Chateau. Very large pure white, be- 

 coming suffused with delicate rosy carmine 



as they mature. 

 Hydran&ea Otaksa. Dormant plants, 6-lnch 



pots, $25.00 per 100; 10-lnch tubs, $1.00 each; 



12-lnch tubs, $2.50 each. 



in fine shape to flower 

 at $:J0.00 per 100. 



NEW FRENCH HYDRANGEA. 



For full line of seasonable Plants, Bulbs, Seeds, Etc.. see our current 

 Wholesale Price Ust. 



HENRY A. DREER, 714-716 Chestnut Street, - Philadelphia, Pa. 



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As Spring Approaches 



Let us talk to you about 



HARDY PERENNIALS 



The public are beginnings to realize that 

 no grounds are really gardened without a 

 big showing in Perennials. We have a big 

 stock of all the best that grow and can 

 stock you up at surprisingly low prices. 



"Maximum Quality at Minimum Cost." 



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 SPARKILL, - - ■ N.Y 



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Lari^esi assoriment in New 



EngLad. Evergreens, deciduous 



irces. boih common and rarer 



varieties. 



Sturdy, choice stock that can be 



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 By the thousands, haj-dy 

 Native and Hybrid Rhodo- 

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 acclimated. Let us estimate. 



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