Dreer's Garden Calendar. 127 



NEW SINGLE-FLOWERED ZONALE GERANIUMS. 



The following list comprises tlie best English and Continental varie- 

 ties of the latest iutroductious, and excel in habit, color, and size, the 

 older sorts. 



Price 50 cents each, except where noted. The set of 22 for $9.00. 

 ADMIRANDA. A novel Hower, blush, base of petals salmon scarlet. 

 AMAZONE. Lilac mauve, sprinkled with carmine dots; large truss. 

 APOLLON. Rich crimson, marked and edged with scarlet and lilac. 

 BLACK DIAMOND. Rich dark crimson. 



CAMERON. INIagenta i)ur])le, upper })etals shaded with vermilion. 

 CERES. Violet magenta, u)>per petals shaded with scarlet. 

 DR. SCHWEINFURT. Bluish purple, upper petals shaded vermilion. 

 GASPAR. Large truss of rich crimson scarlet. 

 LEV ANA. Rich deep pink, large truss. 



LEVESON GOWER. Largest salmon flower, size and form of Rienzi. 

 LONDON {Cannell). Said to have the largest pips of any scarlet 



•Geranium; truss large ; color dazzling scarlet. 75 cents. 

 MAD. QUINET. Purest white, dwarf. 

 MARTIUS. Rosy cherry, with violet crimson shadings. 

 MONS. BOUCHARLAT. Carmine lake, shaded with orange salmoa. 

 OLIVAR. Magenta, tinted with violet and edged with scarlet. 

 PABELLON. Deep cherry, shaded with orange scarlet. 

 PALLAS. Enormous truss of ros}^ pink. 

 PETRUS. Rich violet crimson, shaded scarlet. 

 PRINCESS OF WALES. Immense truss of orange salmon, 

 PROCLES. Cherry, shaded vermilion. 

 XJRANIE. Magenta crimson, shaded with violet. 



VICO:\ITESS DE NADAILAC {Cminell). Monstrous orange scarlet 

 truss of the very largest size. 75 cents. 



NEW DOUBLE HYBRID IVY-LEAVED GERANIUMS. 



The following novelties, raised by Mr. Wm. Boll, are true hybrids 

 between the Ivy-Leaved and Zonale Geraniums, and will i)rove highly 

 interesting. 

 BIJOU. An extremely attractive variety, with large full double 



flower trusses of a bright scarlet color. $L00. 

 EENOWNT. Like the above, of rosy-carmine color shaded with 



scarlet. $1.00. 



NEW HIBISCUS. 



H. MINIATUS SEMI-PLENUS. A remarkably showy plant, has al- 

 most leathery ovate leaves and brilliant flowers of a vermilion scar- 

 let color, darker towards the base of the petals. The flowers are 

 semi-double, measuring 4 inches across. 50 cents. 



H. YIVICANS. A fine free-flowering vigorous plant and remarkably 

 large flowers, 4^ inches in diameter, full double. The color is a 

 brilliant crimson scarlet. It is a very showy variety. $1.50. 



NEW WHITE HYDRANGEA— (Thomas Hogg). 



An introduction from Japan, equal in growth, style, etc., to the H. 

 Hortenses, except in color. It produces large pure w'liite flowers which, 

 on well-grown plants, measure more than 12 inches in diameter. It is 

 quite as liardy as the other garden sorts. 



Strong plants. $1.(I0 each. $9.00 per dozen. 



Good ])lants. 50 cents each. $5.00 per dozen. 



