DREER'S AUTUMN CATALOGUE 



FOR 191S 



GENERAL INDEX 



PAG IS 



Bulbs and Roots 3 to 34 



Decorative and Flowering Plants 4S to 56 



Aquatic Plants for Aquariums 60 



Hardy Perennial Plants 35 to 47 



Hardy Roses 57 



Hardy Climbing Plants 61 



Hardy Shrubs 58, 59 



Evergreens 60 



PAGES 



Hedge Plants 59 



Small Fruits 62, 63 



Vegetable Plants and Roots 63 



Flower Seeds 64 to 70 



Vegetable Seeds 71 to 73 



Grass and Farm Seeds 74, 75 



Miscellaneous Garden Requisites 76 to 80 



BULBS, ROOTS and PLANTS 



PAGB 



Abclia 58 



Abutilon 48 



Achillea 35 



Aconitum s5 



Actinidia 61 



Aglaonema 48 



Agrostemma 35 



Akebia 61 



Allamanda 48 



Allium 20 



Alpinia 48 



Alstromeria 20 



Allhea 58, 59 



Alyssum 35 



Amaryllis 20 



Amorpha 58 



Ampelopsis 61 



Anacharis 60 



Ananas 48 



Anchusa 35 



Anemone 21 



Anlhericum 21, 48 



Anthurium 48 



Aquatic Plants 60 



Aquile-ia 35 



Aralia ■■•■48, 58 



Araucaria 49 



Ardisia 48 



Aristolochia 61 



Artemisia 36 



Arum 21 



Asclepias 36 



Aspar.igus 49 



" Roots 6i 



Aspidistra 49 



Asters, Hardy 36 



Astilbe 34, 36 



Aucuba * 49 



Azaleas 49, 58 



Bacchans 58 



Baptisia 37 



Begonia 49 



Berberis 58, 59 



Bignonia 61 



Blackberries 62 



Bleeding Heart 23 



Bocconia 37 



Boltonia 37 



Bougainvillea 49 



Boxwood 50, 59 



Buddleia 58 



Cabomba 60 



Calla 21 



Callirhoe 37 



Calycanihus 58 



Campanula 37 



Cape Jessamine 53 



Carnations 



Celastrus 



Centaart^a 



Cephalanthus 



Cercis 



Chamomile 



Chinese Sacred Lilies 



Chionodoxa 



Chives 



Chionanthus 



Christmas Rose 



Chrysanthemum 37, 



Cimicifuga 



Cinerarias 



Clematis 38, 



Clerodendron 



Clethra 



Colchicum 



Coliitea 



Corchorus 



Coreopsis 



Cornus - 



Crocus 



Crotons 



Crataegus 



Currants. 



Cyclamen 23, 



Cyperus 



Cytisus 



D.ifTodils 14 to 



Delphinium 



Desmodium 



Deutzia 



Dianthus 



Dictamnus 



Dieffenbachia 



Dielytra 23, 



Digiubs 



Dracsenas 



Eichhornia 



Eleagn'is 



Eranthis 



Eremurus 



Erythronium 



Eucharis 



V.ugenia 



Enonymus 58, 



Eupatorium 



Euphorbia 



Eurya 



Evergreens 



Exochorda 



Farfugium 



Ferns 



Ficus 



Fittonia 



Forsythia 



58 



PAGE 



Foxglove 39 



Freesia 24 



Fritillaria 24 



Funkia 39 



Gailtardia 39 



Galanthus 33 



Gardenia 53 



Genista 53 



Geranium 54 



Gladiolus 24 



Glory of the Snow zj 



Gooseberries 62 



Grapevines 62 



Grasses 39 



Gypsophila 39 



Hedge Plants 59 



Helenium 40 



Helianthus 40 



Heliconia 54 



Heliopsis 40 



Helleborus 24 



Hemerocallis 40 



Heuchera 40 



Hibiscus 40 



Hippeastrum 20 



Hollyhock 41 



Honeysuckle 6t 



Hop Vine Roots 61, 63 



Horseradish Roots 63 



Humulus 61 



Hyacinths, Dutch 3 to 7 



** French 6 



" Grape 30 



" Feathered 30 



Hydrangea 58, 59 



Iberis 41 



IncarviUea 24 



Iris 25 to 27 



Ivy 61 



Ixias 24 



Ixoras 53 



Jasmine 54. 61 



Jasminum 54, 61 



J onquils 18 



Justicia 54 



Lapageria 54 



Larkspur 38 



Lathyrus 61 



Leea 54 



Leucojum 30 



Liatris 41 



Ligustrum 58, 59 



Lilac 59 



Lilies 28,29 



Lily of the Valley 30 



Liliums 28, 29 



Lobelia 41 



PAGB 



Lonicera 58 



Ludwigia 60 



Lupinus 41 



Lychnis 41 



Lyciuin 61 



Ly thrum 41 



Maples 59 



Manmta 54 



Medinilla 54 



Mentha 41 



Mertensia 41 



Mint 63 



Muscari < 30 



Myriopliyllum 60 



Narcissus 14 to 19 



Nephthytis 54 



Nepenthes 54 



Norfolk Island Pine 49 



CEnothera 41 



Olea 54 



Ornithogalum 31 



Osage Orange 59 



Oxalis 31 



Paeonies 31-32 



Pachysandra 42 



Palms 55, 56 



Panax 56 



Pandanus 56 



Papaver 42 



Pardanthus 42 



Passiflora 56 



Peni>temon 44 



Philadelphus 59 



Philodendron 56 



Phlox 42, 43 



Phyllotaenium 56 



Physostegia 44 



Pinks, Hardy 44 



Platycodon ... 44 



Plumbago 44, 56 



Polygonum 44, 61 



Poppy 42 



Potentilla 59 



Primroses 44. 56 



Primula 44, 56 



Privet 59 



Puschkinia 31 



Pyrus 59 



Pyrethrum 44 



Ranunculus 31 



Raspberries 63 



Rhodotypus 59 



Rhus 59 



Rhubarb Roots 63 



Roses, Hardy 57, 59 



Rubbei Plants 53 



Rudbeckia 45 



PAGB 



Sage 63 



Sagittaria 60 



Salvia 45 



Salvinia 60 



Sambucus 59 



Sanseviera 56 



Scabiosa 45 



Schizmatoglottis 56 



Schizophragma 61 



Scillas 33 



Sedum 45 



Smilax 56 



Snowdrops 33 



Solidago 45 



Sparaxis 33 



Spirca 34, 46,59 



Staphylea 59 



Statice 46 



Stenanthiuni 46 



Stephanotis 56 



Stokesia 46 



Strawberries- 63 



Swainsona 56 



Sweet William 38 



Symphoricarpus 59 



Syringa 59 



Tamarix 59 



Tansy 63 



Tarragon 63 



Thalictrum 46 



1 hunbergia 56 



Thyme 63 



Thymus 47 



I'radescantia 47 



Trillium 34 



Tritelia 34 



Trollius 47 



Tulips 8 to 13 



Tunica 47 



Valeriana 47 



Valli^neria 60 



Vallota 34 



Veronica 47 



Vitis 61 



Viburnum 59 



Violets 47, 56 



Vinca 47 



Vegetable Plants and 



Roots 63 



Weigelia 59 



Winter Aconite 23 



Wistaria 61 



Yucca 47 



Zephyranthes 34 



SPECIAL NOTICE 

 REGARDING THE FORAVARDING OF BULBS, ROOTS and PLANTS 



The prices given in this Catalogue on above do not include delivery charges, and all Bulbs, Roots and Plants, unless instructed 

 to the contrary, are forwarded by Express, purchaser paying charges which are now very reasonable. 



For those of our customers who live at a distance from an Express Office, making it more convenient for iheni to receive their 

 goods by Parcel Post, we will be pleased to forward in this manner such goods as can be sent in this way at the following additional 

 cost to cover postage, which must be added to the value of each order for Bulbs, Roots or Plants. 



To all points East of the Mississippi River, 10 per cent, extra. 

 " West " " ■' 20 



We strongly recommend our customers to have their orders forwarded by Express as our experience shows that this method is 

 not only quicker and safer but also cheaper than Parcel Pl)^t except on small packages. 



