HENRY A. DREER 



Hardy Plants 



WHOLESALE LIST 



Hardy 

 Pompon Chrysanthemums 



Popular on account of their usefulness In the hardy 

 border and for general decorative purposes. 



In making- up this list our aim has been to offer 

 only varieties well adapted for garden use and the 

 collection offered cannot be surpassed. 

 T'ripe: 2 inch pots, iSl.OO per doz.; .f-.OO per 100; .fiW."..*!** 



per 1000. 

 Artironda. Early aster-flowered golden bronze. 

 Angelo. A beautiful light pink aster-flowered. 

 Anna Ij. Moraii. Bright scarlet bronze aster. 

 Itaby. Clear, bright yellow small button. 

 Barbara Cuinming:. New extra early aster. 

 Belle Mauve. Early, blush-pink aster. 

 Bright Eyes. Late, miniature button, white when fully 



open, while developing-, the reverse of the inner 



petals show an orange apricot. 

 Bronze Goacher. Large, good bronze. 

 Cai»tain R. H. Cook. Early midseason. very large 



button, clear deep rose. 

 Carrie. Early, small, canary-yellow aster. 

 Clirj-solora. Early yellow, large, incurved. 

 Cometo. Early, large, pink button. 

 Coiiioleta. Early, aster-flowered excellent yellow. 

 Delniar. Early and free compact old rose aster. 

 I'^ilina. Aster-flowered rose-pink. 

 lOlhel. .' Superb bronze liutton. 

 Excelsior. Early aster-flowered bright yellow. 

 Fee Parfslenne. Early pink, Japanese aster. 

 Pirelight. Bright red, early, aster form. 

 Globe d'Or. Dwarf, canary yellow, early aster. 

 Golden Crest. Rich golden yellow, large button. 

 Helios. Chestnut with yellow markings, aster. 

 Idolf. Very early, aster-flowered, salmon-pink. 

 Irene. Good large dwarf white button. 

 Issota. Excellent chestnut brown aster. 

 Juliana. Midseason, large yellow button. 

 I-a Garonne. Early aster-flowered deep flesh rose. 

 Lilian Doty. Medium early ball-shaped light rose. 

 Little Dot. Midseason, small deep bronze button. 

 Lucifer. Beautiful deep crimson aster-flowered. 

 Margot. Dwarf compact white button. 

 Marie Dupont. Large, early, pure white. 

 Mitxl. Early, medium sized, yellow, showing a red 



centre during development. 

 Mine. D. L'Argentage. Large blush-white aster. 

 Model of Perfection. Midseason, small white button. 

 Mrs. Chester Robinson. Large deep rose button. 

 Mrs. F. H. Bergen. Midseason, light pink aster. 

 Mrs. Harrison Craij?. Golden aster. 

 Mrs. H. Harrison, Early, wonderfully refined, loosely 



arranged pale pink button. 

 Murillo. Superior old rose aster. 

 IVellie Blake. Early, red orange aster-flowered. 

 Nio. Midseason, pretty small pink button. 

 JVormandie. Very early aster, white tinted pink. 

 Oconto. Early midseason, large white aster. 

 October Gold. Early, aster-flowered orange-yellow. 



Old Homestead. Midseason, good old-fashioned aster- 

 flowered salmon-pink. 



Ouray. Midseason, large, bronze button. 



Petite Louise. Early, large rose-pink aster-flowered. 



Philadelphia. Early deep rose aster. 



Provence. Very early light pink aster. 



Red Doty. Purplish red, midseason aster. 



Rhoda. Midseason, small pink button. 



Rodell. Dwarf yellow button. 



Rose Travena. Midseason, large pink button. 



Ruth. Midseason, large button of a deep claret. 



Savina. Large rose aster. 



Sidney Mitchell. Attractive orange-yellow button. 



Skibo. Midseason, small, yellow button. 



Soleil d'Or. Late, bronze-orange aster. 



Tasiva. Good early Japanese white aster. 



Tints of Gold. Early, glorious golden-yellow aster. 



Uvalda. Early white aster. 



Viola. Large midseason carmine red button. 



White Doty. Early, pure white ball-shaped flower. 



White Midget. Late, miniature pure white button. 



William Sobey. Midseason, a fine yellow button. 



Yellow Doty. Early pure yellow ball-shaped aster. 



Zella. Early, fine aster-flowered orange bronze. 



Price: Any of the above 2 inch pots, .$1.00 per doz.; 



$7.00 per 100; $05.00 per 1000. 



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Aster-flo«'ered Pou«v»on Chry.santhemunis 



Select Single-Flowering Chrysanthemums 



From over a hundred varieties we have selected 

 the varieties noted below, principally on account of 

 their earliness and their all around adaptability for 

 garden use. 



Albert Jessurun. Scarlet and yellow. 

 Alice Howell. Orange-yellow or bronze. 

 Aline. Bronze and crimson. 

 Anna H. Condiet. Yellow. 

 Araby. Large white. 

 Bertha Pairs. Brilliant rose-pink. 

 Bronze Buckingham. Glowing bronze. 

 Ethel May Johnson. Lustrous bronze. 

 Eernridge. Reliable red. 

 fiip.sy Girl. An excellent terra cotta. 

 Golden Sun. Deep golden yellow. 

 Ida Catherine Skiff. Bronze amber. 

 Isabel Pelton. Splendid yellow. 

 Josephine Scholtman. Pale lilac. 

 Joyce Strowlger. Bronzy salmon pink. 

 Julia. Amaranth pink. 

 Kathleen May. Brilliant crimson. 

 Kitty Riches. Dainty pink. 

 Louis Spears. Crimson. 



Mrs. Albert Phillips. Deep lavender pink. 

 Mrs. Calvin Coolidge. One of the best, a splendid 



cardinal red overlaid orange. 

 Mrs. C. S. McKinney. Buttercup yellow. 

 Mrs. John A. Stewart, Jr. Bronze. 

 Mrs. Max Behr. Glistening chestnut scarlet. 

 Mr.s. Robert. Purplish red. 

 Mrs. W. E. Buckingham. Pink. 

 Mrs. W. H. Waite. Blush pink. 

 Richard Delafield. Terra cotta. 

 Roupel Beauty. American beauty rose. 

 Ruth C. Dennison. Yellow. 

 Sarah. Salmon bronze. 

 Stanley Ven. Rose. 

 Supreme. Glowing rich crimson. 

 Vivian Cook. Rich yellow. 

 Yvonne. Amber shaded bronze. 

 2-inch pots, .$1.00 per doz.; $7.00 per 100; .$6.'-..00 per 1000. 



