70 dreer's garden calendar. 



PANSI, OR HEART'S EASE. 



We have an unrivalled collection which has received the first prize, 

 from the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, for six years in suc- 

 cession. 



Extra fine plants, in pots, per doz,, ^2 00 



Second choice, " 1 50 



TROP^OLOI, (DOUBLE ORANGE NASTURTIUM.) 



A new free flowering bedding variety, with large double orange 

 flowers. Also, fine for winter blooming. Price 25 cents each. 



MANETTIA CORDIFOLIA. 



A pretty climbing plant, producing handsome bright scarlet tube- 

 like flowers, forming a complete mass of blooms, from July, to October; 

 and is a lovely object when turned into the borders during the summer. 

 Price 25 to 50 cents each. 



SALVIAS. 



Are all more or less desirable for bedding purposes, as well as for 

 green-house culture. 



CACALIAFOLIA. Similar to Patens, each, 25 cents. 



SPLENDENS. Scarlet sage, ($2 per dozen,) «' 20 " 



SPLENDENS GORDONII. Dwarf, scarlet, " 25 " 



PATENS. Large azure blue, " 25 " 



COCCINNEA SPLENDENS. Scarlet, free bloomer,... " 20 «' 

 ROSEA. Rose-colored, " 25 " 



C}AZANIA SPLENDENS. 



Conspicuously beautiful on account of the unusual size and bril- 

 liancy, and the richly contrasted colors of its flowers, orange, white 

 and brown, in contrast with the green and silvery shade of the 

 foliage, added to its dwarf and compact, yet free habit of growth. 

 Price 25 cents each. 



COLEUS YEESCHAFFELTIL 



This has become one of our most popular foliage plants. Although 

 belonging to the hot-house, it answers remarkably well for bedding 

 out : this will, no doubt, cause it to be universally grown. It is one of 

 the most striking of all ornamental leaved plants; colors — crimson, 

 green and bronze. Price 25 cents each, or $2.5U per dozen. 



COLEUS ATEOPUEPUEEUS. 



A new variety, with leaves of a glossy blackish purple, forming a 

 pretty contrast with light-colored foliage plants. Price 25 cents each, 

 or $2.50 per dozen. 



