DREER'S DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF BULBS. ETC. 



AnmoiitB. 



These charmins hardy spring flowers having brilliant colors are becoming better kno^m, 

 and more popular; both double and single are equally desirable, and no garden should 

 be without them. They are well adapted either for pot or border culture, and planted in 

 masses are most etfective. They succeed best in a rich loam, but will thrive in any well- 

 drained, good garden soil, mixed with sand. Plant in October or November, or as soon as 

 the ground can be worked in the spring. 



For pot culture fill with any rich porous compost, and good drainage, planting four roots 

 in a six-inch pot, place in a cold frame, or any moderately cool situation, giving very little 

 water until the plants appear, then remove to the green-house or sitting-room window. 



DOUBLE ANEMONES. 



& cents each, tu cents per dozen. 

 Admiral Zoutman. Blue. 

 Agnarius. White; very large. 

 COULEUR DE Sang. Bright scarlet. 

 DUCHESSE DE LOKRAINE. Eed : large flower. 

 Feu Superbe. Dazzling fiery red. 

 L'ECLAIRE. Laige, ver\-' fine scarlet. 

 Ornament de la" Nature. The best dark blue. 

 PvEiNE DES Pays-Bas. White and rose. 

 Mixed varieties. 5 cents. 50 cents per dozen. 



SINGLE 



6 cents. 



ANEMONES. 



iO cfeuts per dozen. 



Scarlet. 



HoRTENSis. Eed. 



HoRTENSis. Violet. 



Miied varieties, 5 cents. 50 cents per dozen. 



AN'EMOXE Fulgens. Flowers large, of a dazzling vermilion. 20 cents. $2 per dozen, 



ANEMONE Japonica, Dark rose. 15 cts. $1..50 per dozen. 



Double French Chrysanthemum Flowered. Splendid var, mixed. 15 cts. $l,50perdoa 



p/ATJU^iCUiUS, 



For symmetry of form and brilliancy of color in 

 almost all the varieties and hues which are recosrnized 

 among flowers,the Ranunculus is probably unequalled 

 by any other: for its culture it requires a good depth 

 of rich garden soil. The tubers are rather tender, and 

 should be planted out of doors in early sprinir; they 

 bloom in June. Also, can be grown in jjots, and 

 forced into early bloom in the greenhouse, if planted 

 in November or December. 



TUEKISH. 



Named, 5 cents. 50 cents per dozen. 

 Black Turban, Blackish brown. 

 Hercules. Pure white, 

 Merveilleuse, Orange yellow. 



Pp.ince de Galitzin, Yellow and black, 

 Romano. Bright dazzling red. 

 Sekaphique d'Algier, Light yellow. 



Turban Grandiflora. Variegated. 

 Mixed varieties. 3 cents. 30 cent.* 

 dozen. 



per 



Bella Donna, Violet spotted. 

 Cramolsy Superbe, Crim.son, large flower. 

 Commodore Napier, Yellow with brown. 

 Feueesaule. Red and yellow. 

 Double French. 



PERSIAN. 



Named, 6 cents. 60 cents per dozen, 

 ! Jaune Supreme. 



peep yellow .- extra. 

 White and ro.'^e, 

 Rosv. 



Reine Vasthy. 

 Rose DES Dames. 



Mixed varieties. 5 cents. 50 cents per dozen. 

 Splendid double varieties ; colors mixed, 8 cents. SO cents per doz. 



