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JJjTTLL he mailed free of postage at the prices quoted. The varieties in small capitals 

 Z$i& the autumn. For complete list see Dreer's Garden Calendar. 



PER PUT. 



Asparagus, Conover -, s Colossal $0 5 



Beet, Bastian's Extra Early Ked Turnip 5 



Half Long Blood 5 



" Early Blood Turnip -... 5 



Broccoli. Early Purple Cape 10 



Cabbage, Early Oxheart (extra fine).; 10 



" Drerk s Large Early York 10 



Early Jersey Wakefield 10 



" Large Flat Dutch (very fine) 10 



Cauliflower, Dwarf Early Erfurt 25 



" Large Le Normand 25 



" Large Walcheren 10 



Carrot, Early Scarlet Horn \ 5 



Celery, Dreer's White Solid 10 



" Turner's Dwarf White Solid 10 



Corn Salad. Large Hound-Leaved 5 



Cucumber, Early White-Spined 5 



" Long Green Turkey 5 



" English Prize Varieties 25 



Egg Plant, Large Round Purple 10 



Herbs, Sweet Marjornm, Sage, Summer Savory, and Thyme. 5 



Kale, Green Curled Scotch 5 



Kohl-Kabi, or Turnip-Rooted Cabbage 10 



Lettuce, Early Stonehead Id 



" Early White Cabbage 10 



" Hanson (largest and finest head lettuce) 10 



Melon, Music— Netted Citron and Pine Apple each 5 



" Turk's Cap, a fine large variety 5 



" Ward's Nectar and White Japan each 10 



" Casaha, the finest and largest variety 5 



Melon, Water — Mountain Sweet 5 



" Ice Cream and Orange each 5 



Nasturtium, running variety for pickling 6 



Okra, Dwarf, Long-podde 1 5 



Onion, Yellow Strasbnrg and Bed Wethersfield each 10 



" Yellow Dan vers 10 



!i White Silver Skin... 10 



Parsley, Extra Curled 5 



Parsnip, Large Sugar, or Hollow-Crowned 5 



Pepper, Large Sweet Bell 10 



Pumpkin, Cashaw 5 



Radish, Early Scarlet and White Olive-Shaped : . . .each 5 



" Early White and Red Turnip-Rooted each 5 



" Yellow Turnip-Rooted 5 



" Scarlet and White China Winter each 5 



Salsafy, or Oyster 1'lant 10 



Spinach, Large Round and Prickly Seed each 5 



Squash, Early Bush, or Patty Pan 5 



" Boston and Hubbard each 5 



Tomato, Tilden and Cook's Favorite each 1° 



" Fejee Island and Philadelphia Market each 10 



" Trophy, largest and finest variety 10 



Turnip, White Flat Dutch and Purple Top Flat each 5 



" Ruta Baga, Yellow Purple Top 5 



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Mushroom Spawn, hest English imported, per hrick, 30 cents ; hy mail, 50 cents. 



Onion Sets, best Philadelphia, white and yellow, per quart, 30 cents; by mail, 50 cents. 



Dreer's best mixed Lawn Grass Seed of 14 pounds to the bushel, $5.00, by Express ; per quart, 35 

 cents, at which price it is mailed free to any part of the United States. 



Our mixture of Lawn Grass Seed, for parks, lawns, etc., is everywhere considered as the best in the 

 country. From two to three bushels is the quantity generally sown to the acre. 



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