DREER'S RELIABLE FLOWER SEEDS. 



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Browallia i**-**** 



> to. i' 

 One of our favorite profuse-blooming bedding plants, covered with rich, ( \ %jpT 



beautiful winged flowers during the Summer and Autumn months, growing 

 freely in any rich soil; blooms finely in the Winter if sown in August; 

 annual. ,. KR VKl . £. ^^^T^i' 



5325 Speciosa Major. A beautiful new large-flowering variety of .---■■-■ 



the most brilliant ultramarine blue, a rare color ; especially valu- 

 able as a pot-plant for Winter and early Spring flowering. (See W ""< 



CUt) 15 M ; WgLy. 



5323 Elata Coerulea. Large sky-blue flowers with a white centre ; \ j §W/\Ti\ \ I „ ^V^Sfi^- 

 18 inches 5 (^^\§^C ^^l^lpM^W^t^ 



5324 Elata Nana. Dwarf, sky-blue ; 12 inches 10 lu^sS^?^ 



5330 Mixed. All the Elata varieties 5 xlfiA™ 



CACAEIA (Tassel Flower, or Flora's Paint Brush). >oS i 



Vfo f 

 A neat annual, of easy culture, with tassel-shaped flowers ; blooms from Vi| «v\ S^cSN 1 ) ' JSS^^S^S^^W^- 



1 ul \ tn September; fine foi borders. Golden-yellow and scarlet. 1J ft. \S . vj \ ^H^SfA™ 



5340 Cacalia, Mixed. Per oz. 50 cts 5 x-lxA ,^g3St£Z sMfilsS 



CALCEOLARIA. 



An ornamental plant, producing a mass of beautiful pocket-like flowers '^^^jSI^'I'Spe^v^^^ 



early in the Spring, and a universal favorite for decorating the greenhouse or ^^ ^-'^W^SS^M^S^r 



conservatory. Our strains have been grown especially for us, and can be ^* — ^/sx55^~ -^ " 



relied upon to produce nothing but flowers of the largest size and most Browallia Speciosa Major. 

 brilliant coloring. 



5350 Hybrida Grandiflora, Mixed. Large -flowering, beautiful, rich, CAEEND1JEA. 

 self-colored flowers ; saved from a choice collection ; 20 inches . 25 



5352 Hybrida, Grandiflora . (Pot Marigold.) 



Tigrina. Large- flowering, /^~~~^&-*&$£&t\ Showy, free-flowering hardy annuals, 

 tigered and spotted flowers; lff^^^^fe ,, ^^^\ growing in any good garden soil, pro- 

 file very finest mixture of the _^ofc??**§V">* {5*^* P ducing a fine effect in beds or mixed 

 most brilliant colors. ( See ^jra^ils|fcw., '"' Lm2Z4W -. borders, and continuing in bloom until 



3353 Hybrida Grandiflora Pu fSftf"' J^S^^l lyfe^ culture, blooming freely in Winter and 



milaCompacta. Of dwarf, ^^^^^^^^-^ |V'?3i early Spnng ; 1 ft. per pkt. 



d^ rt \nu?e U nse g Tra*es Pr rf ®^^8SR®^?^^!!^S/ 5345 Calendula Meteor. Large 



-..-, r. iM- a ■ ■: WS ^m& iE&sisitiis^ /it&k^ 5348 Prince of Orange. Re- 



wT^owSna varittieffor |^^g^^|^ sembles Meteor, but is much 



CANARY ^511l5HS!fflffl Is^Slily'^ 5346 ° rar, s e Kin S- New - ver > 



ninn "ET¥ r»-W7H?l» ,riPfr— ^ M5$uBa^S$J>ZflWE&& large double flowers of a dark 



lTropa.'olum Canariense.) HI^^^K^lwli BBP¥^S' r->i- L> . ("nil \ I 



blance to a bird with its wings It H ' " " . ' ' " ■' 



half expanded. ( See cut. ) . . 5 Calceolaria Hybrida Tigrina. 5342 Double Sulphur. An im- 



proved compact-growing, lot 

 SS^llWW /dxa^ Marigold, growing about 1 foot high, with very large and extremely 



/. ,'x-.<3<^. double flowers of a pleasing sulphur-yellow color 5 



CAEEIOPSIS OR COREOPSIS. 



Showy and beautiful, free-flowering annuals, blooming all Summer and 

 excellent for cutting. 



5359 Coronata. Showy large yellow 

 flowers 5 0S$& $? 



5355 Golden Wave. (Drummonah). 



Large, rich golden-yellow flowers \yiv 

 with chestnut-brown centres, pro- 

 duced in great abundance 5 



5358 Tinctoria. Golden-yellow with ^'WAM 



garnet eye 5 «fe|iL \!/V V*5l^v\l 



5357 Nigra Speciosa. Rich crimson . 5 ~^0^^^^JlJmi 



5360 Mixed. All the choice kinds . . 5 i'AA/ig^iW^rtJ 



5361 Imported Collection of ten varie- ^^^^'itc^i 

 ties 40 "*8lWij|^i£X. ^™*fe 



For Perennial Varieties see Coreopsis, fej-\jjjj) 



Calendula " Meteor." P a S e 65 - Canary Bird Flower. 



