HENEY A. DREEE, 714 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 



CELOilA, GI_\SGOW PRIZE. 



Canna. 



We amiually save a considerable quantity of the seed of the best 

 varieties both in separate sorts and in mixture. Seedlings bloom in 

 June if sown early. 



Oz. Vi lb. 



Cinnabar. Cinnabar red $o 15 $0 50 



Chas. Henderson. Crimson 15 50 



Egandale. Currant red, bronze foliage 15 50 



Florence Vaughan. Yellow, spotted red 15 50 



Mile. Berat. The best pink 15 50 



ftlme. Crozy. Scarlet, gilt edge 15 50 



Queen Charlotte. Scarlet, broadly edged yellow 15 50 



Mixed. From our splendid collection . . . . Lb., 5i.oo 10 30 



Carnation. 



The Chaubaud and ^Iarguerite come into flower early in summer, 

 supplying a good crop of flowers for cutting up to frost. 



Tr. pkt. Oz. 



Marguerite, white 1 $0 25 $1 25 



rose I these are 25 i 00 



crimson | somewhat . . ... 25 i 00 



" scarlet f variable 25 1 00 



" yellow 1 as to color 40 2 00 



" striped J .... 25 i 00 



" Finest mixed 20 75 



Giant Marguerite, mixed. \ery large flowering 30 2 00 



Chaubaud's Everblooming. Mi.xed colors, fine . . 50 250 



Choicest double. Mi.N;ed 40 2 00 



Fine double. Mixed 25 75 



Celosia. 



The Cristata or "Cockscomb" varieties are in good demand for 

 beds, borders and pots, the Plumosa or " Feathered" sorts are magnifi- 

 cent bedding plants, and are becoming more popular each season. 



Tr. pkt. Oz. 



Cristata, Glasgow Prize. Dark crimson $0 25 $1 00 



" Empress. Dark purplish crimson .... 25 i 00 



" Queen of Dwarfs. Dark crimson rose . . 25 i 00 



" Variegata. Curiously variegated .... 10 20 



" Mixed. Dwarf sorts 15 50 



Plumosa. Golden Plume. Yellow 15 50 



" Thompsonii (Triomphe de I'Exposition). 



Crimson 15 50 



" " Magnifica. Various colors 40 3 00 



" Spicata. Silvery rose 50 



" Mixed. All colors 10 25 



Centaurea. 



The ^■arieties Candidissima and Gymnocarpa are the white leaved 

 sorts so much in use for borders, vases, baskets, etc., to get .plants in 

 time the seed should be sown early. The flowering kind have been 

 very popular the past season, the Imperialis (Royal Sweet Sultans) 

 leading. 



Tr. pkt. Oz. 

 Candidissima. \Miite leaved. . . . 1000 seeds 25 cts. $1 50 



Gymnocarpa " " . . . 1000 seeds 15 cts. 35 



Rutifolia purpurea (novelty) $0 17 



Imperialis, pure white . 20 75 



" brilliant rose .... 20 75 



" deep lavender 20 75 



" deep rose 20 75 



" deep purple 20 75 



" delicate lilac ... 20 75 



" finest mixed 20 60 



Chameleon. Yellow, turning to rose 20 75 



Odorata. Reddish lavender 15 



.MargaritJE. Pure white, fine 20 



Suaveolens (Yellow Sweet Sultan or Grecian Com 



Flower) 10 25 



50 

 60 



CENTAURE.\ 1MPER1.A.LIS. 



Centaurea. — Continued. 



Tr. Pkt. Oz. 



Cyanus, blue (Com Flower) =0 10 



" white . . 10 



" mixed. Various colors lo 



Cerastium. 



Tomentosum (Snow in Summer) 25 



Chrysanthemum. 



Single annual. Mi.xed colors 10 



Chameleon ij 50 



Double annual. Fringed mixed . . 15 40 



Inodorum plenissimum. Double white, good cut 



flowers ij 60 



Frutescens (Paris Daisy) 1= 50 



Japanese hybrid. Large, flowering mixed . . . . 50 2 50 



Maximum "Triumph" 15 50 



Leucanthemum hybridum (Shasta Daisy) 50 



Segetum pumilum novelty) ' . . \. . . 10 



" Helios " 14 



Cineraria. 



Our prize strain of Hybrid Cineraria is the finest procurable. Our 

 choice strain is also very good. The white-leaved Maritima sorts or 



"Dusty Millers" are much in demand for bedding, vases, baskets, 

 etc. Sow the seed earlv for best results. 



K Tr. pkt. Tr. pkt. 



Hybrida, Dreer's Prize Tall $0 60 §1 00 



" " " Dwarf 60 100 



" " Choice Tall 50 



" " " Dwarf 50 



" Double Flowering .» 60 i 00 



Stellata I Star Cineraria). Mixed 60 i 00 



Tr. pkt. Oz. 



Maritima candidissima. \Vhite leaved $0 10 $0 20 



acanthifolia. White leaved . 20 75 



Clematis. 



Paniculata (Japanese Virgin's Bower I 15 50 



Large flowering Jackman's hybrids 50 2 00 



Cleome. 



Pungens (Giant Spider Flower) 15 40 



Clianthus. 



Dampieri (Australian Glory Pea) 40 2 00 



Specials for Florists on this page : Carnations, Celosias, Centaureas and Cinerarias. 



