28 drier's garden calendar. 



It should be borne in mind, that much of the disappointment that 

 occurs in the sowing of Flower seeds, may be obviated by attention to 

 the foregoing hints. 



In the following list we have included all the really desirable novel- 

 ties, as well as the standard varieties, which have been fully tested in 

 this vicinity. 



Floiver Seeds hy Mail. 



Their portability renders them so easily and cheaply transported by 

 mail, that no one with any pretensions to taste in Floriculture need be 

 without a choice selection. For the accommodation of those who are 

 unacquainted with the varieties, we have put up the following assort- 

 ments of the most desirable free blooming and showy kinds, which 

 will be promptly mailed (prepaid,) upon the receipt of a remittance. 



Jg^^" Correspondents will please write their names legibly, and in 

 full, with post office, county and state. 



No 1. Twenty choice annuals, free bloomers for % 1.00 



" 2. Twenty choice biennial and perennial varieties 1.00 



♦' 3. Ten very choice annual varieties 1.00 



• *' 4. Ten new and rare varieties 2.00 



" 5. Twenty-five varieties for Green house culture 4.00 



" 6. One hundred varieties annual, biennial and perennial, 



including many choice sorts, a fine selection 5.00 



As an inducementto POSTMASTERS AND OTHERS forming Clubs, 

 we will forward, post-paid, six One Dollar packages for a remittance of 

 Fv3 Dollars. 



Jg^* At these prices, invariably our oion selection. The latest novelties 

 are not included in these collections; but a liberal discount will be made 

 from catalogui price when ordering a quantity. 



