50 dreer's garden calendar. 



IPOMCEA LEARII... Large bright blue, 20 cents. 

 LOPHOSPERMUM HENDERSONLI....Rose color. 

 LOASA LATERITIA... Orange, star-shapecl flower. 

 MAURANDIAS, var... White, blue, pink, very graceful, rapid climbers. 

 THUNBERGIAS, {of sorts,)... White, buff, and orange. 



Hardy Herbaceous Plants, 



In addition to the varieties already enumerated, there is a large 

 class of hardy plants, free blooming, suitable for the flower borders ; 

 indeed, they are indispensable to keep up a continuous bloom and vari- 

 ety. Prominent among these are the 



CHRYSANTHEMUMS. 



$2.00 per dozen. 



This fayorite autumn flower, since the addition of so many choice 

 yarieties, has become still more popular. The Dwarf orPompone sorts 

 are sufficient themselves to form a choice bouquet, such is the variety 

 ■ of color and form embraced by them. The Pompones are particularly 

 suited to pot-culture, while both large and dwarf are perfectly hardy? 

 and form beautiful objects in the open garden. 



LARGE FLOWERING VARIETIES. 



AURORA. ..Fine yellow. KENILWORTH... Lilac, yellow tip." 



GLOIRE DE MT. ROUGE...Orange. COQUETTE. ..Rosy blush. 



MAD. GUILLAUME... Silvery rose. GOLDEN QUEEN OF ENGLAND... 



AIME FERIERE.... Silvery white. Pale yellow, fine form. 



ALARM. ..Rich crimson. REMUS. ..Bronzy red. 



COMPETITION....Pure white. HERMIONE... Blush. 



MT. _ETNA... Large fiery red. TEMPLE OF SOLOMON. ..Yellow. 



M'LLE ELIZA VERDIER... Lilac. 



POSTPONE OR LILIPTTTIAN VARIETIES. 



SOLEIL d'OR.... Golden yellow. FATORITA.. .White, yellow centre. 



BOB....Crimson. ZOE FElLLE...Rosy lilac and white 



DORIA... Orange yellow. ARIEL. ..Purplish lilac. 



LOUISE HONARET3T... Crimson LAURA. ..Dark purplish crimson. 



on a yellow base. THERESlTA...Deep lilac. 



FLEURETTE....Fine crimson. TRIANON. ..Yellow, crimson centre, 

 LA FIANCE.... Pure white. dwarf. 



