DREER'S GARDEN CALEXDAR— Supplement. 



Perfection; ripens evenly and is as early as anj' good variety, holding its size to the end of the season 

 Vcrj' prolific, good flavor, few seeds, fle^h solid, bears shipping a long distance. Pkt., 15 cts. ; oz., 50 cts. 



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jV'cYcItiES in FIcw^i; Seeds fcr^ ISS4. 



These are not all novelties, but some of recent introduction, and others of especial merit, ^s well as those which 



were omitted under their respective heads. 



The novelties we offer are given with the descriptioa*: of the introducer or grower, who are the most responsible 



In the trade. 



ACROCLINIUM ROSEUM 

 FLORE PLENO. .A. distinct 

 ouble variety' of this pretty 

 everlasting annual, possessing 

 all the delicate tints and shades 

 of color peailiar to the single 

 variety'. For the ornamenta- 

 tion of the flower-garden, for 

 culture in pots, or for the com- 

 position of bouquets and 

 •wreaths, whether fresh or dried, 

 nothing more beautiful in the 

 way of immortelles has yet been 

 introduced. It cannot fail to 

 become a general favorite, and 

 to be extensively grown, espe- 

 cially for winter in-door decora- 

 tion, while for florists' work it 

 is destined to play an important 

 part. The flowers are some- 

 what larger than the single 

 sort, and the plant is a little 

 taller and more branched. 

 About seventy-five per cent, r.f double flowers will be obtained from the seed offered. Per pkt., 25 cts. 



AMMOBIUM, Alatum Grandiflora. The flowers of this new useful Immortelle are pure white and double 

 the size of the old variety-, which are so much used for winter bouque's : harf?y annual : 2 feet. Pkt , 15 cis. 



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IXjVBLE D.MSV — LONGFELLOW. 



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