Dreer s Garden Calendar. 



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CHRYSANTHEMUM-Pompone.— Continued. 



Mad. de Paleville. Clear rose. 

 Mad. DE ^()LLA>"'ri.<. Fine rose. 



- MlBET. Yellow, crimson tip. 

 Princess Louise. Clear rose. 



Kagozza. Rose, yellow edge. 

 Roi de Liliplt. Maroon. 

 St. Michael (new). Very bright golden 

 yellow • fine. 30 cts. 



CISSUS DISCOLOR. 



Unsurpassed in the rich marbling of its green and velvety purple leaves. It requires a high 

 temperature during winter, but in summer and autumn it grows vigorously and forms a superb 

 plant. The leaves are much used for trimming the margin of bouquets and baskets. 3u ct- 

 $3 per doz. 



CAMPSIDIUM FILICIFOLIUM. An elegant I CITRUS MANDARIN. The favorite minia- 

 eliniber. 50 cts. ture orange. 50 cts. to $2. 



CHORUZEM A VARIUM. Orange and crim- CITRUS M Y R T I F O L I A. Myrtle-leaved 

 son flowers. 30 cts. orange. £1 to $2. 



HARDY CLEMATIS. 



The improvement in this family within a few years 

 surpasses anything recently introduced in the hardy 

 climbing plants. The effect produced by a well-grown 

 plant is grand, beincr lar^e in rl iwer, rich in coloring, 

 and produced in laree quantities. For verandahs, 

 fences, trellises, etc., of moderate height, they are most 

 appropriate. They endure our severe winters exceed- 

 ingly well, and in summer are covered with a continual 

 mass of bloom. 



Albert Victor. Deep lavender. 75 cts. 



Azurea Gra.ndiflora. Large, azure blue flowers. 

 5o cts. 



DUCHESS of EDlXBURr;. Lar^e double white, supe- 

 rior to Fortuni and Candidissima plena. 7" 



Fla.mula Virgin's Bower). Fine foliage, with small 

 white flowers, in clusters ; fragrant. 25 t<> 50 cts. 



JacKMAXI. Lar_'e, rieh«vi<jiet purple ; very fine. 75 cts. 



Jeax>*e D'arc. White, striped with" blue, large 

 flower. 50 cts. 



John Gould Veitcii. Blue double flowers. $1.50. 



Lanuginosa. Very lart'p. pale blue flowers. 50 cts. 



Lanuginosa Nivea. Lar-e, white. 50 cts. 



Lady Boville. Light blue, cupped. 50 cts. 



Lord Loxdesborough. Rich mauve, striped with 

 white. *1 DocHKsa it Edixbtjro. 



Lucie Lemoixe. The best double white. $1. i Rubro-Violacea. Large, rich purplish vio- 

 MlSS Batemax. ^\ hite, with chocolate an- let. 50 cts. 

 thers. $1.50. . Staxdisiii. Deep blue, profuse flowering. 50 cts. 



CLERODENDRON BALFOURI. 



A hot-house climber of great beauty. The flowers are of a bright scarlet, encased by a bag- 

 like calyx of pure white ; the trusses or panicles of flowers are upward of 6 inches in width, and 

 when trained upon the rafters and hanging down, have a rich and elegant appearance. It can 

 trained as a pot-plant, and is continually in bloom, although more profuselv during the 

 winter months. 25 cts. ; $2.50 per doz. 

 Cllrodexdrox Speciosum. Like the preceding, with crimson flowers. 50 cts. 



COBEA. 



Handsome free-flowering climbing plants, growing rapidly, 

 with large bell-shaped flowers. They are among our best 

 summer climbers, and are excellent for training in the 

 greenhouse and conservatory. 



Cobea Scaxdexs. Rapid arrower, large purple bell-shaped 

 flowers. 25 cts. ; $2 per doz. 



COBEA Scaxdexs Vaeiegata. Beautiful green leaves, 

 variegated with yellow and white, large purple bell- 

 shaped flowers, rapid grower. 30 cts. ; $3 per doz. 



COPROSMA BAUERIANA VARIEGATA. 



A dwarf evergreen green-house shrub, with bright glossy 

 ovate green leaves, shaded with yellow ; ornamental for 

 bedding out, or as a specimen pot-plant. 50 cts. 



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