HENRY A. DREER 



Hardy 



WHOLESALE LIST 



18 



Chrysanthemums 



Standard Varieties for Garden Use 



DoubleJVarieties 



Early small Aster or large button. Golden 



♦Adironda. 



bronze. 



*Aletta. Dwarf light pink. Early, Aster. 



Angelo. Light pink. Aster. 



Anna L.. Moran. Bright scarlet-bronze. Aster. 



Annie Fletclier. Early yellow; Aster. 



Barbara Ciuuiuing. Extra-early yellow. Aster. 



Capt. R. H. Cook. Deep rose button. Midseason. 



Conieto. Early large pink. Pompon. 



Comoleta. Early yellow. Aster. 



''Kdninnd P. Black. Early bronze. Aster. 



Ethel. Superb bronze button. 



Fee Parisienne. Early pink. Japanese Aster. 



*Frances Whittlesey. Garnet and bronze; Aster. 



Ganna. Early bright pink. Aster. 



*Globe d'Or. Dwarf canary yellow; Aster. 



*Irtolf. Very early salmon-pink; Aster. 



*Irene. Dwarf white button. 



♦Iridescent. Early lilac; Aster. 



*I.sotta. Cliestnut-brown; Aster. 



*\,a. Garonne. Early bronzy rose; Aster. 



*Lilac. Early soft lilac; Aster. 



Lilian Doty. Light rose; ball-shaped Aster. 



Little Dot. Small deep bronze button. 



Lucifer. Deep crimson; Aster. 



Marie duPont. Large early pure white. Large Aster. 



*Model of Perfection. Small white button. 



Mrs. H. E. Kidder. Large yellow; Aster. 



*Mrs. H. Harrison. Pale pink; large button. 



Muldoon. Purplish amaranth; Aster. 



INlo. Small pink button. 



Oconto. Large white; Aster. 



♦October Daivn. Early light pink; Aster. 



♦October Girl. Early deep pink; Aster. 



October Gold. Orange yellow; Aster. 



*Ouray. Large bronze button. 



Petite Lonise. Large rose-pink; Aster. 



♦Philadelphia. Deep rose; Aster. 



♦Pink Dame. Early light pink; Aster. 



♦Provence. Early light pink; Aster. 



Red Doty. Purplish red; Aster. 



Rhoda. Small pink button. 



Any of the above: 2 inch pots, 75c 



♦R. Marion Hatton. Early yellow; Aster. 



♦Rodell. Dwarf yellow button. 



Rosy Gem. Early rose; Aster. 



Ruth. Large deep claret button. 



♦Ruth Cumiuing. Early terra-cotta; Aster. 



♦Ruth Hatton. Early white; Aster. 



Savina. Large rose; Aster. 



September Q.ueen. Early pure white; Aster. 



♦Skibo. Small yellow button. 



Sonoma. Bronze and gold; Aster. 



♦Tasiva. Early white; Aster. 



Tints of Gold. Early golden yellow; Aster. 



♦Tricker. Small early yellow; Aster. 



Vivid. Early reddish purple; Aster. 



U'hite Doty. Ball-shaped white; Aster. 



Wm. Sobey. Large deep yellow button. 



Yellow Doty. Ball-shaped deep yellow. 



♦Yellow Normandie. Very early yellow; Aster. 



♦Zaza. Large early yellow; Aster. 



Zelia. Orange-bronze; Aster. 



Single Chrysanthemums 



Single Chrysanthemums are being more and more 

 appreciated and called for. We have been selecting 

 the most dependa,ble for garden use for a number of 

 years and submit the following collection as most 

 reliable. 



Alice Howell. Orange, yellow, and bronze. 

 Attraction. Compact pale rose. 

 Buffi Beauty. Early pale buff. 

 Carmine. Carmine-rose. 

 Cosmos. Deep purplish carmine. 

 Dainty. Early, free, orange. 

 ♦Daybreak. Large soft shell pink. 

 Dazzler. Bright scarlet. 

 Donald Wells. Extra early pure white. 

 Gold Lace. Early, free, small, yellow. 

 Golden Sun. Deep golden yellow. 

 Joyce Strowlger. Bronzy salmon-pink. 

 Mrs. Albert Phillips. Deep lavender-pink. 

 Mrs. Max Behr. Glistening chestnut-scarlet. 

 Pink Beauty. Excellent pink. 

 Shirley Terra-Cotta. Orange-red. 

 per doz.; $0,00 per 100; $55.00 per 1000. 



Cerastium — Snow in Summer 



Tomentosum. 3-inch pots. 



Per doz. Per 100 

 $1 25 $10 00 



10 00 

 10 00 



10 00 



Cheiranthus — Wallflower 



Allioni. (Siberian or Fairy Wallflower). 



3 i^-inch pots 1 25 



Cheiri. Old fashioned, sweet scented. 



3 5/<-inch pots 1 25 



Chelone— Turtle Head 



Lyonl. 3H-inch pots 1 25 



Chrysanthemums — Shasta Daisies 



Alaska. A most select strain of the largest flowered 

 type of Shasta Daisy. 3-inch pots. $1.25 per doz.; 

 $10.00 per 100. 



Arcticum (The Arctic Daisy). Forms an attractive 

 rosette-like clump of pretty dark green foliage. Bears 

 in September multitudes of pure white flowers from 

 2 to 2 54 Inches in diameter, and continues in good 

 condition throughout October and frequently into 

 November. 3-inch pots, $1.25 per doz.; $10.00 per 100. 



Coreauiun (Korean Daisy). An introduction from 

 Korea with large white flowers frequently becoming 

 tinted with pink in frostj' weather. The center is 

 golden yellow. An attractive late flowering very 

 hardy perennial. $1.25 per doz.; $10.00 per 100. 



Cimlcifuga — Snakeroot 



Bacemosa. Strong roots. $1.50 per doz.; $12.00 per 100. 



Convallaria — Lily of the Valley 



Majalis. Strong clumps 



Per doz. Per 100 

 $4 50 $35 00 



Iianceolata grrandiflora, 

 Rosea. 3-lnch pots. . . 



Coreopsis 



3i/2-inch pots. . . 



1 25 

 1 25 



10 00 

 10 00 



Clematis Davidiana 



Clematis 



Per doz. Per 100 

 Davidiana. Makes compact, bushy plants 



2 feet high, producing showy tubular, 



bell-shaped, deliciously scented, deep 



lavender-blue flowers in August and 



September, 4-inch pots $1 50 $12 00 



Recta. Grows 2 to 3 feet high with 



fragrant pure white flowers in large 



trusses during June and July. ZYz- 



inch pots 2 00 



15 00 



Chrysanthemums marked * are suitable for pot culture making compact shapely plants 



