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DREER S GARDEN CALENDAR. 



RANUNCULI FLORA.— Very double scarlet 50 cts. 



TRIUMPH DE GERGOVIAT, ^ 



MARTIAL^DE CHANFLOUARD, | ^^"^^^^^ ^° Hanunculae flora. 



GLORIE DE NANCY. — This remarkable and interesting variety is a 

 great improvement ; flowers rich rosy scarlet, growth vigorous. 

 $1.50 each. 



TRIOMPHE DE LORRAINE.— Flowers immense and very double, 

 of a beautiful rosy carmine color, occasionally striped with pure 

 white $2.50 each. 



TRIOMPHE DE THUMESNIL.— A variety with trusses longer than 

 "Glorie de Nancy" which it surpasses in form and richness of 

 color, violet rose, shaded Avith carn.ine; compact trusses, composed 

 of from 50 to 60 flowers ; petals as large as those of single flowers. 

 , $2.50 each. 



VAEIEGATED-LEAVED GERANIUMS. 



Price 25 to 50 cents each. 



Flower of the Day. White-edged 



foliage. 

 Alma. White-edged foliage. 

 Hendersokii. Pure white edge. 



CuLFORD Beauty. Sulphur varie- 

 gation. 

 Perfection. Broad white margin. 

 Victoria. Yellow-( 



HYBRID BEDDIlfG AM SCENTED LEAP GERANIUMS. 



Price 20 cents each, or $2 per dozen, except when otherwise priced. 



Cafitatum. Rose-scented, 

 Capitatum Major. Pretty cut-leaf, 



highly scented. 

 Lady Plymouth. Variegated rose, 



50 cents. 

 Denticulatum. Large cut-leaf, 



rose-scented. 

 Odoratissimum, Apple-scented, 



spicy apple perfume, 30 cents. 



Odoratissimum Erectum, or nut- 

 meg-scented. 



Quercifolium Eximium. Oak- 

 leaved. 



Ivy-Leaved. Pretty trailing, var. 



Lemon-Scented. 



Shrubland Pet. Dwarf, sweet- 

 scented, var. 



THE PAMPAS QRASS. 



Gynerium Agenteum. 



The most magnificent of grasses, with long terminal silvery plumes 

 thoughout the late summer and autumn months. With some protec- 

 tion, it has stood the winters near Philadelphia: but it is safer to lift 

 it in the autumn. Price 25 cents to $1.00 each. 



