ALPHABETICAL INDEX 



A Abutilon 10 



"Achillea 10 



Aconitum 10 



Acroclinium 10 



Adlumia 10 



African Daisy 5, 7, 28 



Agathaea 29 



Ageratum 10 



Agrostemma 10 



Agrostis 29 



All American Novel- 

 ties 2-4, 63 



Allegheny Vine 10 



Alkanet 11 



Alonsoa 10 



Althaea 30 



Alum Root 30 



Alyssum 5, 11 



Amaranth. Globe 29 



Amaranthus 11 



Amaryllis 55 



Amberboa 48 



Amethyst 16 



Ampelopsis 11 



Anagallis 5 



Anchusa 11 



Anemone 11, 55 



Anise 87 



Annual Mallow '32 



Annual Poinsettia 29 



Annuals, Collection of. . . 50 



Anoda 5 



Anthemis 5 



Antirrhinum ....3, 5, 12. 35 



Aquilegia 5. 13 



Arabis 13 



Arctotis 5 



Arenaria 13 



Argemone 6 



Armeria 13 



Asclepias 16 



Asparagus 66 



Aster 6. 13. 14. 15. 17 



Aubrietia 16 



Autumn Daffodil 62 



Avens 29 



DBaby Blue Eyes 39 



'*Baby Primrose 45 



Babys Breath 30 



Bachelors Button 29 



Balloon Flower 44 



Balloon Vine 16 



Balsam 16 



Baptisa 16 



Bartojjia 6 



Basil. Sweet 87 



Basket Flower 22 



Basket of Gold 11 



Beans 64. 66. 67, 68 



Beans. Hyacinth 28 



Beans. Lima 64, 68 



Beans. Pole 67 



Beans. Pole Lima 68 



Beans. Scarlet Runner ... 46 



Beans. Shell 67 



Beans. Soy 68 



Beard Tongue 44 



Beets 64. 69 



Beets. Sugar 69 



Begonia 16, 55 



BelMower 19 



Bellfiower, Chinese 10 



Bellis 16 



Bells of Irland 6 



Belvedere 31 



Bird Seeds 103 



Bird's Eyes 29 



Black-Eved Susan Vine.. 50 



Blanket Flower 29 



Blazing Star 6, 32 



Bleeding Heart 27 



Bluebells 19, 44 



Blue Bonnet 47 



Blue Cups 39 



Blue-Eyed African Daisy. 5 



Blue Lace Flower 28 



Blue Satin Poppy 34 



Blue Wingflower 50 



Bocconia 16 



Borage 87 



Borecole 75 



Boston Ivy 11 



Brachycome 16 



Briza 29 



Broccoli 69 



Browallia 16 



Brussels Sprouts 69 



Bugloss 28 



Bugloss. Sea 11 



Bulbs 55-62 



Burning Bush 31 



Bush Lima Beans 64. 68 



Bush Beans 64. 66. 67 



Bush Eschscholtzia 31 



Butterfly Flower 46 



Butterfly Weed 16 



/»Cabbage 70 



^'Cabbage. Chinese 70 



Cabbage, Red 70 



Cabbage, Savoy 70 



Cacalia 19 



Cactus 19 



Calceolaria 20 



Caladium 55 



Calendula 20 



California Bluebell 44 



California Poppy 28 



Calla 56 



Calliopsis 20, 24 



Callirhoe 20 



Campanula 19 



Campion 47 



Canary Bird Vine 21 



Candytuft 21, 31 



Canna 56 



Cantaloupe 77 



Canterbury Bells 19 



Cape Forget-Me-Not 11 



Cape Hyacinth 61 



Cape Marigold 7, 28 



Cape Primrose 48 



Caraway 87 



Cardinal Climber 21 



Cardinal- Flower 33 



Cardiospermum 16 



Carnation 23 



Carolina Lupine 50 



Carrot 64, 71 



Carthamus 87 



Castor Bean 45 



Directions to Customers 



Name apd Address — Please remember to -K-rite on each order and letter your full 

 name, .Post Office, County, and State. Also give the street name and house 

 number., or P. O. Box besides the nearest Express Office. Do not omit the Postal 

 Zone number if you live in a zoned city. 



Cash V*'ith Order — Remit by Post Office Money Order, Express Money Order, 

 Draft, or Check. If you send cash, register your letter. We cannot be held 

 responsible if these directions are not followed. If you request goods which 

 are "Not Prepaid" to be shipped by Parcel Post please include in your remittance 

 the cost of postage. No perishable goods sent C. O. D. (Collect on Delivery). 

 The prices quoted are subject to change without notice. 



Packing — No charge is made for boxes or packing on express or freight shipments 

 nor for delivery to freight depot or express office in Philadelphia. 



Shipments in the U. S. A. and Possessions 



Seeds and Bulbs Sent "Prepaid"— All Vegetable Seeds, Flower Seeds, Bulbs, 

 and Lawn Grass Mixtures are sent "Prepaid'' to any Post Office in the United 

 States or itspossessions at the rate effective Nov. 1, 1947 ; or at our option by 

 Express or Freight Prepaid. Customer bears the cost of transportation on all 

 other articles. 



Roses — ^We offer dormant plants which must be ordered by April 15. Add postage 

 if wanted by parcel post as explained on page 89. 



Sundries — Sundries, except where quoted "Postpaid," are sent either by express or 

 freight the purchaser paying transportation charges. Shipments by express offer 

 the safest and quickest method of transportation hut they are also more expensive 

 than freight. If undecided you may safely leave the method of transportation to 

 our judgment, otherwise please state on your order whether they are wanted by 

 express or freight. 



Canadian Shipments 



Flower Seeds and Bulbs are sent "Prepaid." The coraDlicated regulations concern- 

 ing the importation of Vegetable Seeds from the United States into Canada force 

 us, much to our regret, to decline all orders of Vegetable Seeds to be sent into 

 Canada. All other goods are sent "Not Prepaid" by Express or Freight purchaser 

 paying all transportation charges as well as customs duties. Orders for bulbs, 

 corms, tubers, and plants require a Canadian Import Permit obtainable from Can- 

 ada Department of Agriculture, Ottawa, which is to be sent to us with the Order. 



Foreign Shipments 



Foreign Customers will please remit in U. S. Funds. Flower Seeds, Vegetable 

 Seeds and Bulbs quoted "P.-epaid ' (except Beans, Peas, and Corn) will be pre- 

 paid only for domestic postage as in effect on Nov. 1, 194^ but transit and sur- 

 charges as well as any costs for Consular invoices, clearance papers, and other 

 official forms are to be included in the remittance. All other goods are forwarded 

 "Not Prepaid." Customs duties cannot be prepaid. 



Time of Shipment — All Seeds, Dormant Roots, Bulbs, and Sundries are for- 

 warded as soon after receipt of order as possible unless shipment at a later time 

 is requested on the order sheet. 



Safe Arrival of Packages — We guarantee safe arrival of all goods sent by express 

 or mail to any point within the United States proper. If such packages are in- 

 jured or lost we will replace them as soon as notified of the fact. Goods sent 

 in any other way travel at purchasers' risk. Claims for damages or errors must 

 be made on receipt of goods. We cannot be held responsible for failure after 

 delivery of goods in good condition. 



"Henry A. Dreer, Inc. gives no warranty, express or implied, as to the 

 productiveness of any seeds or bulbs it sells and will not be in any 

 way responsible for the crop. Our liability, in all instances, is limited 

 to the purchase price of the seeds or bulbs." 



Henry A. Dreer, Inc., 202 North 2Ut St., Philadelphia 3, Pa. 



Catananche 23 



Catchfly 47 



Catmint 39 



Catnip 87 



Cauliflower 71 



Celeriac 74 



Celery 74 



Celery (Flavoring) 87 



Celerj' Cabbage 70 



Celosia 7, 21 



Centaurea 22 



Centranthus 23 



Cerastium 23 



Chard. Swiss 68 



Charity 44 



Cheddar Pink 27 



Cheiranthus 23, 48, 52 



Cherry. Christmas 47 



Cherry Pie 30 



Chervil 87 



Chicory 69 



China Pinks 27 



Chinese Beliflower 10 



Chinese Cabbage 70 



Chinese Forget-Me-Not 7, 25 



Chinese Houses 24 



Chinese Woolflower 21 



Chives 87 



Christmas Cherry ....^... 47 

 Chrysanthemum ..23, 35, 47 



Cineraria 24 



Cinqueloil 45 



Clarkia 24 



Clematis 24 



Cleome 24 



Climbing Lily 56 



Cloud Grass 29 



Clover 104 



Cobaea 24 



Cockscomb 21 



Coix 29 



Colchicum 62 



Coleus 24 



CoUards 73 



Collections. Flowers 50 



Collections, Vegetable ... 87 



Columbine 5, 13 



Collinsia 24 



Conefiower 45 



Convol\n.ilus 34 



Coral Bills 3o 



Coral Flower 6 



Coreopsis 24 



Coriander 87 



Com. Pop 73 



Corn. Sw-eet 63. 72. 73 



Corn Salad 75 



Cornflower 22 



Cornflower Aster 48 



Cos Lettuce 76 



Cosmos 2, 25 



Creeping Zinnia 46 



Cress 73 



Cress. Rainbow Rock.... 16 



Cress. Rock 13 



Cress. Water 73 



Crocus. Fall 62 



Cucumber 74 



Cucumber Vine. Wild 28 



Cup and Saucer Vine 24 



Cuphea 7 



Cupid's Dart .'. 23 



Cyclamen 25 



Cynoglossum 7. 25 



Cypress. Standing 31 



Cypress Vine 25 



l\Daffodil. Autumn 62 



''Daffodil. Peruvian .... 61 



Dahlborg Daisy 7 



Dahlia 25. 58, 59 



Daisy. African 5. 7 



Daisy, Dahlborg 7 



Daisy. English 16 



Daisy. Livingston 34 



Daisy. Michelmas 13 



Daisv, Persian 45 



Daisy. Kingfisher 29 



Daisy, Shasta 47 



Daisy. Swan River 16 



Daisy. Tahoka 9 



Daisy. Transvaal 29 



Daisy. Yellow- 32 



Dame's Violet 49 



Dandelion 75 



Delphinium 7, 26 



Delphinium. Annual ..18, 31 



Devil-in-the-Bush 39 



Dianthus 4, 7, 23, 27, 49 



Dicentra 27 



Dictamnus 27 



Didiscus 28 



Digitalis 28 



Dill 87 



Dimorphotheca 7, 28 



Dolichos 28 



Dusty Millers 22 



EEchinocvstis 28 

 Echinops 28 



Echium 28 



Edible Soy-Bean 68 



Egg Plant 75 



Elecampane 31 



Endive 75 



Erigeron 28 



Erinus 28 



Erysimum 28 



Eryngium 28 



English Daisy 16 



Eschscholtzia 28 



Eschscholtzia, Bush 31 



Euphorbia 29 



Evening Primrose 8 



Evening-Scented .Stock . . 34 



F Fairy Lilies 61 

 Fairv Trumpet 32 



Fain' Wallflower 23 



Fairy Wings 33 



Fall Crocus 62 



False Indigo 16 



Felicia 29 



Fennel 75, 87 



Feverfew 



Finnochio 



Fireplant, Mexican . . . 



Flags 



Flame Flower 



Flame Nettle 



Flax 



Fleabane 



Floras Paint Brush. . . 



Florence Fennel 



Floss Flower 



Flower Novelties 



Flower of the Incas. . . 

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Flower Seeds 



Flowering Tobacco . . . 



Forget-Me-Not 



Forget-Me-Not, Cape 

 Forget-Me-Not, Chinesi 



Four OClocks 



Foxglove 



French Endive 



Fringe Flower 



/JGaillardia 



**Galtonia 



Garden Heliotrope .... 



Garden Sorrel 



Garlic Sets 



Gas Plant 



Gay Feather 



Gazania 



Geranium 



Gerbera 



Geum 



Giant Tulip Poppy 



Gilia 



Gilliflower 



Gladiolus 



Globe Amaranth 



Globeflower 



Globe Thistle 



Glonosa 



Gloxinia 



Godetia 



Golden African Daisy. 

 Golden Ageratum .... 



Golden Feather 



Golden Flower of the In 

 Golden Marguerite . . . 



Gold Tuft 



Gomphrena 



Gourds, Ornamental . 

 Grasses. Ornamental 



Grass, Pasture 



Grass Pink 



Grass Seei . . , . : 



Greek Valerian 



Greviliea 



Gumbo 



Gypsophila 



IJ Hardy Amarj'llis .. 



•* Hardy Aster 



Hardy Candytuft 



Hardy Larkspur 



Hardv Lobelia 



Hardy Sweet Pea 



Hardy Zinnia 



Harebell 



Hedge Mustard 



Kelinium 



Helen's Flower 



Helianthus 



Helichrysum 



Heliopsis 



Heliotrope 



Heliotrope. Garden . . . 



Helmet Flower 



Hemerocallis 



Herbs 



Hesperis 



Heuchera 



Hibiscus 



Hollyhocks 



Honesty 



Horehound 



Horseradish 



Kunnemannia 



Kyacnth Bean 



Hyacinth, Summer . . . 



ilberis 

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Iceland Poppy 



India Pin"^ 



Indigo, False 



Inula 



Ipomoea 8, 21, 



Iris 



Ismene 



J Jacob's Ladder 

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Jewel of the Veldt 



Job's Tears 



Joseph's Coat 



Johnny Jump-Ups . . . 



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Kingfisher Daisy 



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LLace Flower 

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Lantana 



Larkspur 7. 18. 



Lathyrus 32. 



Lavatera 



Lavandula 



Lavender 



Lavender Catmint 



Lavender. Sea 



Lawn Grasses 



Leek 



Lemon Day Lily 



Leptosiphon 



Leptosyne 



Lettuce 63. 



Liatris 



Lilies 



Lilies, Fairy 



Lily. Climbing 



Lily, Torch 



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