DREER’S DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF BULBS. 
IVIES—(Hedera), 
Are among the most useful of our hardy plants, for decoration, covering of walls, rock work, 
rustic baskets, &e. 
ALGERIENSIS FOL. VARIEGATA. Large JAPONICA ARGENTEA. New Japanese 
foliage, blotched with white.......... $0 75 sil ver tmargimed s2i5345.05- 500-6 -ssedéseus 75 
ARBORESCENS MARGINATA ARGENTEA. LatirvoLt1a Macutata. Marbled Ivy...25 to 50 
UTS Fr Sa SS eee 75 | Laciniatus. Small cut leaved....25 to 50 
DieiTata, or finger-leaved............-+-+ ‘ 50 | MarmoraTA ELEGANS, minor. Small 
He vix. English Ivy, the best for cover- Silver variegated.......cec-cceeeseceeees : 50 
ing walls......... Se eee 25 to 50 | Reeneriana. Giant leaved........ 25 to 50 
HONEYSUCKLES (Lonicera). 
Price, from 25 to 50 cents each, according to size. 
CHINESE EVERGREEN. Best for covering walls, | 
trellises, &c.; very fragrant, commonly | 
called Woodbine. 
HALLIEANA. A new white monthly Honey- 
suckle, raised from seed sent from China, | 
by Dr. Hall, who introduced the variegated | 
is covered with flowers from June until 
November. It is a vigorous grower, and 
very hardy. 
VARIEGATED (BRACHYPODIUM AUREA RETICU- 
LATA). This is one of the recent introduc- 
tions from Japan, the foliage beautifully 
Honeysuckle from Japan. It is evergreen, | variegated. 
resembling L. Splendida or L. Fleruosa.| BELGIAN, or Monthly. Very fragrant. 
Flowers pure white, turning to yellow, with , ScanLer Trumpet, or coral. 
the fragrance of the Cape Jessamine, and| YELLow Truper. 
SMALL FRUITS. 
We offer a select list of the most desirable varieties, believing that every one who possesses 
but a rod of ground, should set out a few plants for his family, as there is no fruit so easily grown, 
or that can contribute as much to their health and gratification, at such a small outlay of time or 
money. A corner, or garden fence, could be made to yield a generous crop of raspberries or 
blackberries, which is now neglected, or overrun with weeds. We have seen a large family sup- 
plied during the greater part of the berry season, with the product of one dozen, each, of the 
Philadelphia and Clark Raspberry, and Wilson and Kittatinny Blackberry Plants, the whole 
of which (four dozen plants) we will forward by mail for four dollars. 
BLACKBERRIES. 
per doz. per100. per 1000 
THe Earty WItson, stands foremost on the list as the earliest, largest, 
sweetest, and most productive ; the entire crop matures in about 
MRNAS Fee sae oeadasd assascesdevccsuece -cocdadadgrusaias B¥i oraap ec dedle ty $150 $600 $40 00 
Kittratinny, follows after the Early Wilson, fruit very large and of supe- 
NO WI ea ee ed eens mtv inae dW sips obo» ol dtideeenad we dihena nunc dunece 100 5 00 25 00 
LAWTON, 08 NEW ROCHRBGLE: 22540. c0-i03 sooccesees es ee eee 100 3 00 15 00 
DorcHEstTER, the earliest variety..........s000+ Se ee er, | ee 100 300 15 00 
CURRANTS. 
per doz. per100 per 1000 
Larce Rep Durcn, one of the most productive strong plants.......... -- $150 $8 00 $60 00 
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CHERRY, very large....... iia day a cannae ss Wika pokas vandpaann suns 150 800 £60.00 
VERSAILLAISE, very large, similar to the Cherry...........ssseessesscseseeeees 2 50 
ce gS cn eds on ones enn ene dudiuannines anmada agai 2 00 
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We can furnish large bushes of most of the above varieties for fruiting, at 30 cents each, $3 
per dozen. 
GOOSEBERRIES. 
per doz. per100 per 1000 
Hovenuton’s AMERICAN SEEDLING. This variety is considered the best 
for our climate; it is very productive, and not liable to mildew..... $1 50 $10 00 $80 00 
EnGLisH VARieTIEs, choice large sorts, imported from Lancashire...... 3 00 
