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HENRY A. DREER, 714 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 



Grand Neiir Forcing 



Rose LIBERTY. 



Undoubtedly the finest crimson Eose of modern 

 times, and a grand addition to the Hybrid Tea class. 

 It is of a bright crimson scar! et and surpasses its rival, 

 the well-known Ileteor, in abundance of bloom, size 

 and color, without the slightest tendency of the petals 

 to blacken, which is so characteristic of this variety, 

 and, most of all- by its exquisite fragrance, a quantity 

 altogether lacking in Meteor. This Rose is particu- 

 larly welcomed by the floral artist by reason of its 

 richness and durability of color, which, combined 

 with its fragrance, fills a long-felt want in this 

 color. The habit of the plant is simply perfec- 

 tion, throwing up strong, stout stems from the 

 base of the plant with an abundance of fine foli- 

 age. It is also constitutionally strong, which, with 

 this tendency to sucker, insures a continuity of 

 bloom. 



We unhesitatingly predict a great future for this 

 Eose, as it has been thoroughly tested by its intro- 

 ducers, who are among the most expert and accom- 

 plished growers in the country. 'i^^^ T^^^^T^''. 



Every up-to-date florist should include in his 

 collection this, the most sensational forcing variety 

 yet introduced. The stock will be limited, and 

 we advise that orders be placed now. Shipment 

 to be made immediately the plants are ready in 

 March. 



' Liberty" Rose. 



Price of Liberty Rose. 



Plants on their own roots, 2^ in. pots. 



In lots of 100 or over 25 cts. each. 



" " 50 " 30 " 



" " 25 " 50 " 



" " 12 " 60 " 



Single plants - 75 " 



Grafted plants from 2J in. pots. 



In lots of 100 or over 40 cts. each. 



" " 50 " 50 



" " 25 " 60 " 



" " 12 " 75 



Single plants 1" 00 each. 



New Climbing Moss Rose, 



'^ Cumberland Belle." 



The forerunner of a new race of Eoses, a grand true climb- 

 ing Moss Rose. It is of American origin, having been found 

 growing in a private garden in the historic Cumberland 

 Valley — a sport from that pretty Moss Rose Princess Ade- 

 laide, itself a strong, vigorous grower, which is wonderfully 

 developed in the offspring, the original sport the first season 

 having attained a height of over fifteen feet and had one hun- 

 dred and eighteen buds and flowers on it at one time. The past 

 season, planted side by side with Crimson Rambler and 

 other rampant growers, it fully equaled them in vigor of 

 growth. In color it is ideatical to the parent, a bright 

 silvery rose, very double ; the buds nicely mossed and ex- 

 quisitely fragrant. Altogether a most unique and desirable 

 acquisition. 2^ in. pots, $2.00 per doz. ; $15.00 per 100. 



"New Hybrid £vergreen 



"Wicliaraiana Roses. 



These pretty hybrids of this most useful Eose are quite 

 hardy and need no protection whatever in winter, and from 

 their trailing habit are admirably adapted for covering 

 rock-work or bare spaces, as well as planting in the border. 

 They are of very free growth, with foliage of a fine deep 

 green, which lasts until well on in the winter. The flowers 

 are produced in immense quantities, and last a long time 

 in perfection. Altogether very desirable. 



Per doz. Per 100 

 Evergreen Gem. Yellow bnfF on first 

 opening, changing to pure white as they 

 fully expand ; from 2 to 3 inches in diam- 

 eter, and perfectly double. 2^ in. pots. . $4 00 $30 00 

 Gardenia. When in bud hardly dis- 

 tinguishable from Perle de8 Jardins, 

 changing to cream as it opens, incurving 

 towards evening so as to resemble the 

 Gardenias or Cape Jasmine, hence its 

 name. 2i in. pots 4 00 30 00 



Per doz. Per 100. 



Jersey Beauty. Large, single flowers 3 

 inches in diameter, of a pale yellow color, 

 with clusters of bright yellow stamens 

 which gives it a most striking appearance. 

 2J in. pots 4 00 30 00 



Pink Roamer. Strong grower, with single 

 bright rich pink flowers and almost white 

 centre ; orange red stamens. 2^ in. pots. . 75 5 00 

 One-year-old field-grown plants 2 50 20 00 



South Orange Perfection. Dwarf trail- 

 ing habit, double flowers, blush pink at 



tips, changing to white. 2^ in. pots. 75 5 00 



One-year-old field-grown plants 2 50 20 00 



Triumph. This variety is of free growth, 

 with fine foliage, double white flowers in 



clusters; sweet scented. 2^ in. pots 75 5 00 



One-year-old field-grown plants 2 50 20 00 



Universal Favorite. Soft light pink, 



very fragrant. 2J in. pots 75 5 00 



One-year-old field-grown plants 2 50 20 GO 



Lord Penzance^s Hybrid S^ireet 

 Briars. 



Anne of Gierstein. Dark crimson, good grower. 



Brenda. Maiden's blush or peach, dainty in color and 

 shade ; the contrast and effect of the bright golden anthers- 

 add a peculiar charm to this variety. 



Lady Penzance. Beautiful soft tint of copper with a 

 peculiar metallic lustre ; the base of each petal is a bright 

 yellow, which, showing through the clear golden anthers, 

 Ibrms a halo round them ; very free flowering, with a 

 delicious perfume from foliage and flower. 



Lord Penzance. Soft shade of fawn or ecru passing to a 

 lovely lemon yellow in the centre, sometimes toned with 

 a most delicate pink ; very sweet scented. 



Meg Merrilies. Gorgeous crimson, very free flowering, 

 seeds abundantly, robust habit, large foliage. 

 Strong two-year-old plants of all the above varieties, 



$2.00 per doz. ; $15.00 per 100. 



