DREER'S GARDEN CALENDAR. 93 



plant Collection^. 



For the convenience of those not familiar with the varieties, the following collections have been selected with 

 reference to suppl yl ng the very best sorts of the respective classes, and at much lower prices than when 

 laser. V. e do not make parts of collections. 



THE "S" MAIL COLLECTIONS. 



No. 



es are all labeled, true to name, and packed securely to be delivered to purchaser in gooc 



No. 



I.— 



6 Abutilcns. 



2. — 



4 Azaleas. 



3 — 



4 Begonias. Tuberous-rooted. 



4 — 



6 " Ornamental. 



- . — 



6 " Flowering. 



6 — 



6 Bouvardias. 



7 — 



10 Basket Piants. 



8- 



6 Cala^iums, Fancy. 



9 — 



4 Camelli-s. 



ij. — 



1 Canna. 



11. — 



8 Carnations. 



12. — 



4 Clematis. 



*3 — 



10 Coleus. 



14 — 



4 Croton. 



15 — 



8 Chrysanthemums. 



16 — 



6 Dahlias. 



«7 — 



4 Dracaena. 



18.- 



6 Ferns. 



■9-— 



6 Fuchsias. 



20 — 



8 Geraniums, Zonale, Single. 



21 — 



Double. 



22. — 



8 " Scented. 



23 — 



Ivy-leaved. 



«4 — 



12 Gladiolus. 



I rates of Collections by Mail— 3 coll 



25-— 



4 Gloxinia Grandiflora Crassifcl 



26.— 



8 Greenhouse Plants 



27.— 



8 Hardy Plants. 



28.— 



8 Heliotropes. 



29.— 



5 Hibiscus. 



3°-— 



6 Hydrangea. 



3I-— 



5 Jasmine. 



32.— 



8 Iris Germanica. 



33-— 



8 Lantanas. 



34-— 



6 Lilies. 



35-— 



4 Marantas. 



36— 



12 Pansies. 



37 — 



6 Pelargoniums. 



#.- 



1 'j Petunias, Single, Assorted 



— 



8 " Double, 



40.— 



8 Hardy Phlox. 



41.— 



8 " Pinks. 



4- — 



8 Roses, Hybrid Perp-;-.:al. 



43 — 



8 " Monthly and Teas. 



44-— 



6 Salvia. 



45 — 



12 Tuberoses, DDuble. 



46.- 



12 " " Pearl. 



47 — 



15 Verbenas. 



48.- 



6 Violets. 



ectioos for fz.50 ; 5 for $425 ; io for $3.o-o 



■ THE ABC EXPRESS COLLECTIONS. 



The plants here offered are large, well-grown specimens, and are packed carefully to carry to any part of the 

 ' country. The varieties are grown in large quantities for this purpose, hence the advantages given in price*. Col- 

 i lection A of each number is sold at $2. B is fc, and C $5- It is understood that different sorts are supplied 

 f -when more r'r.ar. or.e plant is offered. 



No. 1. — Ornamental Foliage Plants for 

 Bedding. 



Abutilon 



1 Achyranthus 



• Agave , 



* Arunda Donax Variegata. 



» Caladium Esculentum 



: Canna 



. Centaurea 



Coleus 



I Eulalia Japonica Zebrina .. 



• Euonymus 



* Hydrangea Variegata 



> Yucca 



A $2. B $3. C s- 



No. 2. — Ornamental Foliage Plants for 

 Pot Culture. 



Begonia, ornamental. 



Caladium, fancy 



Croton .$.... 



Dracaena 



Farfugium Grande 



Ferns 



Maranta 



Palm 



Pandanus 



Peperoma 



No. 



A $2. E $3. 



C $5 



6 

 6 



4 



Aquilegia. 



3- — Hardy Herbaceous Plants, re 

 quiring no care or protection. 



A fa. B $3. C * 5 



No. 



■Continued. 



A $2. B $ 3 . C $5. 



Astilba Japonica 



Chrysanthemum 1 



I Clematis 



I Delphinium Formosum 



- Dielytra Spectabilis 1 



I Funkia 1 



! Hydrangea 



j Iris Germanica 1 



j Lily of the Valley 1 



1 Lychnis, double white 1 



: Nymphaea Water Lily 1 



; Paeonia 1 



I Phlox 1 



I Pinks 1 



' Platycodium 1 



Plumbago Larpenta 1 



Tritoma 



Or. 12 plants of purchaser's selection instead of A 

 collection. 



No. 4.— Hardy Grasses for permanent 

 effects. 



A*2. 



E <y C 55- 



Arunda Donax 1 



" " Variegata 1 



Bambusa 2 



Erianthus 1 



Eulalia Japonica 1 



" " Zebrina 1 



Pampas Grass 1 



