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DREER'S GARDEN CALENDAR. 



TEA-SCENTED 

 Perle de Lyon. Very large double yellow, strong 



grower and free flowering. 50 cents. 

 Reine de Portugal. Golden yellow, shaded with cop- 

 pery rose. 50 cents. 

 Safrano. Saffron yellow. 



RO S E— Continued. 



Souvenir D'Un Ami. Bright rose, large, perfect 



form, fragrant ; one of the best. 

 Triumphe de Luxembourg. Rose. 

 Vallee de Chamounix. Orange yellow, shaded 



lilac. . 



MOSS ROSES. 



Most of the varieties bloom but once in a season ; the flowers and buds are very large and remain in bloom a 

 very long time, and are highly prized. 50 cents. 



Blanc. White. 



Capt. Ingram. Dark velvety purple. 

 Countesse de Murinais. Large, pure, white, beauti- 

 fully mossed. 

 Crested Moss. Rose, crested. 

 Glory of Mosses. Fine rose, very mossy. 

 James Veitch. Deep violet, shaded crimson. $1.50. 

 Henry Martin. Carmine. 



Luxembourg. Bright crimson scarlet, large and 



mossy. 

 Mad. Ed. Ory. Rich crimson. 

 Madame Moreau. Vermilion red, veined with 



white. 

 Princess Adelaide. Bright rosy pink, large. 

 Raphael. Pinkish white, mossy. 

 William Lobb. Purplish violet. 



NOISETTE ROSES. 



40 cents ; $4 per dozen. 



These Roses are free-blooming, flowering in clusters, of taller habit than the foregoing classes; some of them 

 are very fragrant. Those marked with an * are adapted for training to trellises and pillars. 



America. Creamy yellow. 



Amie Vibert. Pure white. 



Beauty of Green Mount. Deep rose. 



Caroline Custer. Light buff yellow ; free. 



*Chromatella. Cloth of gold. 



*Fellenberg. Crimson. 



*Jaune Desprez. Rosy buff. 



*Lamarke. Creamy white. 



*Monstrosa. Blush. 



*OHfT. Pink. 



Ophire. Buff. 



*Sir Walter Scott. Deep rose. 



*Solfaterre. Yellow. 



*Washington. White. 



Baltimore Belle. Blush. 

 Prairie Queen. Deep rose. 



PRAIRIE ROSES. 



Very hardy climbers. 40 cents. 



I Gem of the Prairies. 



MISCELLANEOUS. 



Those marked * are climbers. 40 cents. 



Rich rose color ; fragrant. 



Fortune's Double Yellow. 



crimson. 

 Grevilla or Seven Sisters 

 Laura Davoust. Blush. 



Ma Surprise. White, centre shaded with salmon 

 Madame Plantier. Pure white. 



Yellow, shaded with 

 In clusters, changeable. 



Sweet Brier. Rosy pink. 

 Yellow Persian. Rich yellow. 



White Banksia. Fragrant. 



White Mycrophylla. White. 



White Musk Cluster. Pure white, very fragrant. 



Yellow Banksia. Fragrant. 



, STEPHANOTIS FLORIBUNDA. 



One of the most charming hothouse climbers, growing rapidly, with long, glossy, deep green foliage, and pro- 

 ducing clusters of pure white flowers, deliciously fragrant ; very extensively used for cut flowers. 75 cents. 



SUMMER CLIMBERS. 



Very useful, free-flowering and rapid-growing climbers for decorating verandas, trellises, screens, etc., blooming 

 all summer and autumn. 



Cobaea. See special description. 25 cents. 



Ipomcea Leari. Large azure-blue convolvulus flowers. 20 cts. 

 Lophospernum Scandens. Foxglove-like, rosy purple flowers. 

 Madeira Vine. See special description. 10 cents. 

 Manettia Cordifolia. See special description. 25 cents. 



Maurandias. Exquisite slender climbing plants, with graceful foliage and handsome white, pink and purple 

 trumpet-shaped flowers. 15 cents ; $1.50 per dozen. 

 Alba. White. Barclayana. Purple. Rosea. Rose. 

 Thunbergias. Very desirable for vase plants, blooming incessantly ; white, buff and orange flowers, with 

 black eyes. Each color, 15 cents ; $1.50 per dozen. 



Sanchezia Nobilis Variegata. A noble plant when well grown in the hothouse, valuable for decoration ; large 



leaves, beautifully variegated. 50 cents. 

 Saxifraga Fortunei. 20 cents. 



Sedum Carneum Variegatum. Light green lance-shaped leaves, edged with white. 30 cents. 

 Sieboldi. Small round leaves, rose-colored flowers ; hardy. 20 cents. 

 Variegata. Same as above, leaves edged with white ; hardy. 30 cents. 

 Stenotaphrum Glabrum Variegatum. A curious and ornamental grass. For a vase plant, in trailing over 



the sides, it is unequalled ; foliage beautifully striped with pure white. 20 cents ; $2 per dozen. 

 Strelitzia Regina. The Queen plant. #2.50 to $4. 



