30 dreer's garden calendar. 



GYPSOPHILA SAXIFRAGA. A lovely miniature 

 species, with delicate branches covered with white 

 flowers, for edgings and dwarf beds; very pretty 25 



LBERI8 LINIFOLIA. A fine autumn flowered annual spe- 

 cies, with delicate rose colored umb?ls 25 



LOPHOSPEBMUM COCCINiEUM. The finest, of all 



brilliant red flowers, climber 25 



MELOTHRIA PErTDULA. Pretty hardy climber, with 

 handsome foliage, and small fruit, black on coming to 

 maturity, fine for trellises 25 



MICROPUS SUPIISTUS. Hardy everlasting, of dwarf com- 

 pact growth, bright yellow flowers, very handsome for 

 the open borders 25 



MUKIA SCABRELLA. Pretty climber, with lobed heart- 

 shaped leaves, small scarlet berries, hardy 50 



SILENE RETICULATA, Brilliant, red, very profuse 



blooming, extremely showy species, 2 feet in height.. 25 



TROPiEQLUM", KING OF THE TOM THUMBS. 

 Bluish green in foliage, intense scarlet flowers, the 

 best variety in habit, and the brightest in color 50 



"W AITZI A AURE A. A handsome half hardy annual ' < Ever- 

 lasting," 18 inches in height, branched at the base, 

 bearing clusters of bright yellow flowers, one inch in 

 diameter 50 



WAITZIA CORYMBOSA. Another pretty species, froni- 

 ing compact bushes, 1 foot high and as much in diam- 

 eter, terminating in clusters of elegant flowers about 

 1 inch across, of a deep amaranth on the outer part, 

 paler inside and with yellow disk; succeeds well in 

 light soil in the open ground 50 



WHITLAVIA GRA3TOIFLQRA ALBA. A pure white 



- variety of this beautiful annual , 50 



Flower Seeds by Mail, 



Their portability renders them so easily and cheaply transported by 

 mail, that no one with any pretensions to taste in Floriculture need be 

 without a choice selection. For the accommodation of those who are 

 unacquainted with the varieties, we have put up the following assort- 

 ments of tbe most desirable free blooming and showy kinds, which will 

 be promptly mailed (prepaid) upon the receipt of a remittance. 



Ssggp Correspondents will please write their names legibly, and in full, 

 with post office, county and state. 



No. 1. — Twenty choice annuals, free blooomers, for 51-00 



No. 2. — Twenty choice annual, biennial and perennial varieties,... 1.00 



No. 3. — Twelve new and rare varieties » 1.00 



No. 4. — Twenty varieties, for green-house culture, 3.00 



No. 5. — One hundred varieties, including many new and rare sorts, 6.00 



.4s aninducement to POSTMASTERS AXD OTHERS, forming Clubs, 

 we icill forward, post-paid, six One Dollar packages for a remittance of Five 

 Dollars. 



Jg-glp^ At these prices, invariably our oio-n selection. The latest novelties 

 are not included in these collections ; but a liberal discount will be made 

 from catalogue price when ordering a quantity. 



