49 _-DREER’S WHOLESALE LisT FOR 
MISCELLANEOUS PLANTS.—Continued. 
3 Per doz. Per 100. » 
Nymphea Odorata Rosea, each $2.50. Smilax, strong, 3in. pots, 1 yr. old.. or 73 *S 00 
Othona Crassifolia.............++-.-- 75 6 00 | Plumbago Capensis ................ 100 600 
Oxalis Floribundad Rosea........... ue 75 6 00 | Tabernaemontana Camassa, 8in. pots 200 15 00 
Passiflora Coertlean sce ae acai: 75 600 | Torenia Asiatica, Bailloni, Fourneri.. ~ 75 6 00 
Paeonia Herbaceous, 10 good var.... 200 16 00 | Vinca Rosea, Alba, Oculata.......... 7 600 
Pyrethrum Aureum...............-. 75 400) Vinca Major Variegata, large 4 inch 
Pansies, Dreer’s Royal Exhibition.... 3 00 POtsrctiere ee sans et eeterden ae 150 1000. 
Salvia Splendens and Marmorata.... 75 6 00/ Vinca Major Variegata, 24 inch pots, 7 6 00 
Senecio Scandens bc ealeisetcis tines 75 6 00 Violets, Marie Louise, Mons. Millet, 
Stephanotis Floribunda, 3 in. pots.... 3 00 Schoenbrun, Queen Victoria..... 7 600 
fe es sagem Pte 5 00 Wistaria Sinensis, strong pot grown.. 200 15 00 
imported Budded Roses. 
The following are strong two-year-old dwarf bud- 
ded plants worked low on the Manetti. We have 
Baroness ROTHSCHILD. 
been handling this stock extensively for the past few 
years; the general satisfaction expressed by nearly 
all who have tried it induces us to recommend this 
class of plants more highly than ever, whether it be 
to"grow on, for wood for propagation, for cut blooms, 
or for flowering for spring sales: 
Baroness Rothschild. 
Boule de Neige. 
Baron de Bonstettin. 
Cardinal Patrizzi. 
Chas. Lamb. 
Chas. Lefebvre. 
Countess of Oxford. 
Capt. Christy. 
Crown Prince. 
Diana. 
Duke of Albany. 
Duchess of Bedford. 
Garden Favorite. 
Gen. Jacqueminot. 
Gen. Washington. 
Geant des Batailles. 
Glory of Moses. 
Glorie de Dijon. 
Helen Paul. 
Jean Liabaud. 
Jules Margottin. 
La France. 
Lady Sheffield. 
Lord Bacon. 
Louis Van Houtte. 
Mable Morrison. 
Masterpiece. 
Merveille de Lyon. 
Mad. Gabriel Luizet. 
Mons. Boucenne. 
Paul Neyron. 
Perpetual White Moss. 
Prince de Rohan. 
Persian Yellow. 
Queen of Queens. 
Rosy Morn. 
Red Souv. de la Malmai- 
son. 
Star of Waltham. 
Souv. de Ja Malmaison. 
Souv. de Chas. Montault. 
White Baroness. 
W. A. Richardson. 
Xavier Olibo. 
$3.00 per doz.; $20.00 per 100. 
Newer and Scarcer Varieties of Roses. 
LUCIOLE.—Bright carmine rose, tinted and-shaded saffron yellow, base of petals coppery yellow. A 
lovely sort, combining all the characteristics of a good forcing rose. Buds are large and full, equaling C. 
Mermet in size. Very fragrant. 
METEOR.—A rich, dark velvety crimson Hybrid Tea; a free bloomer and vigorous grower, showing 
no tendency to mildew. Does not run single during summer, and of value as a market flower. 
MAD. ETIENNE.—A profuse-blooming sort, bearing large, full and very fragrant buds of a rosy pink 
color. The edge of the petals shades off to a light rose; centre occasionally shows a rich blush. 
MAD. SCHWALLER.—A Hybrid Tea, having the fragrance of La France and possessing the firm- 
ness, size and texture of the Hybrids with the freedom of flowering of the Tea class. Of globular form and 
rosy flesh color, deepening toward the edges. 
WLLE C. PERREAU.—A seedling from S. de Un Ami, 
parent. 
Habit of plant vigorous and productive. 
but of larger size and better form than its 
Flowers are of bright rose color with a silvery shade 
PRINCESS HOHENZOLLERN.—A promising red Tea Rose, a probable seedling from Papa Gon- 
tier. In color a bright glowing red, of large size, fine shape, fragrant and prolific. 
PRINCESS BEATRICE.—A magnificent yellow Tea Rose, equaling in size the Catharine Mermet. 
The flowers, which are carried on long, stiff stems, are of a perfect form and a lovely shade of golden yel- 
low, with a slight tint of pure rose on the edge of the petals. 
VISCOUNTESS FOLESTONE.—A Hybrid Rea Rose of artistic shape and color. 
A distinct and charming sort. 
It forces 
readily, is of strong growth and bears lovely white flowers tinged salmon pink, slightly cupped and 
delightfully fragrant. 
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The buds are of large size, pointed and borne profusely. 
83-inch pots, $1.50 per doz.; $12.00 per 100. 
