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WHOLESALE
PRICE LIST
Bulbs
Hyacinths, Tulips, Narcissus,
Jonquils, Liliums, Callas,
Freesias, Etc., Ete.
Plants
Azaleas, Araucarias, Ferns,
Palms, Dracznas,
Hardy Perennials, Etc., Ete.
Flower Seeds,
Vegetable Seeds,
Grass Seeds,
= ar VA Fertilizers,
2 DW ge ie Insecticides,
Pee Tools, Etc., Etc.
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PHILADELPHI
T. C. DAVIS & SONS, PRS., PHILA.
Dreer’s Quarterly Wholesale Price list
SEPTEMBER—DECEMBER, 1902 |
BULB DEPARTMENT.
possible prices. Our sources of supply are the best in this country and abroad, the leading growers of the world having for
years supplied us with their choicest stock. All prices quoted in this list include duty, packing and delivery to any
Express or Freight Line in Philadelphia. 2
SEED DEPARTMENT.
Agricultural seeds, you may be sure to get only the choicest.
PLANT DEPARTMENT.
LOW EXPRESS RATES ON PLANTS, BULBS AND SEEDS. We are shipping by express lines, -
to all parts of the country, goods, packed in closed boxes, at a reduction of 20 per cent. from regular rates of merchandise.
Prepaid packages of seeds, plants and bulbs are carried to California and all distant points at the rate of $8 cents per pound.
By our careful and thorough system of packing, we Guarantee Safe Delivery of Plants and perishable
goods, when ordered to be sent by Express, and we always ship this way unless we have positive instructions to
the contrary, and when sent in any other way, are solely at purchaser’s risk.
PRICES. The prices quoted in this list are net, and subject to no discounts.
All orders from the trade will be priced according to this list. Articles offered in our Retail Catalogue and not offered
in this list will be supplied at retail prices less the following discounts, viz: Vegetable and Flower Seeds, in packets, Bulbs
and Plants, 33144 % ; Small Tools and Insecticides, 10% ; Lawn Mowers, 5%. =
TERMS OF BUSINESS. nknown correspondents
desiring to open an account will please furnish reference
SS to parties in the trade with whom they have had credit
Saratoga oem relations, otherwise cash must accompany order. To
ie parties of approved credit all bills will be due and payable
Ninety (90) days after date of invoice.
fa@s-Remittances should be made by Post-Office
Money Orders, Drafts on New York or Philadelphia
banks, or Express Money Orders. Where it is not possible
to obtain these, the letter should be registered. We
cannot guarantee receipt of money sent in any other way.
&=-Goods desired C. O. D. must be accompanied
by a partial remittance to guarantee acceptance.
All goods are offered subject to being unsold
on receipt of order, and we reserve the right to advance
prices without notice.
B&=S"No charge is made for boxes or packing,
nor for delivery to Freight Depots or Express Offices in
Philadelphia.
In filling out your order always give Ship-
ping Directions, and write Name and Address
Distinetly on each and every order.
NON=WARRANTY.—We wish it to be distinctly under-
stood that although we continue to take all possible
pains to supply only. New, Genuine and Unadulterated
Seeds, Plants and Bulbs, we still give no warranty, express
or implied, as to description, quality, productiveness, or
any other matter of any of the Seeds, Plants or Bulbs
So Branch we send out, and will not be in any way responsible for
Vegetable, or
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We cordially invite you to visit our
An An Invitation. Greenhouses and Nurseries at River-
te ton, N. J., one of the most interesting commercial places
oF in the mouel Riverton, as can be seen by the map,~—is
Sig ‘tlantic City situated on the New Jersey side of the river Delaware,
enfield i nearly opposite the city of Philadelphia, from which it can
be reached by frequent trains in 30 minutes and by boat in
45 minutes. Time tables on application. We are con-
tinually increasing our facilities to keep pace with the -
demand ; a block “of 12 houses, each 150 ft. long is at
present in course of construction and will be of interest to
those who intend building.
Our Water Lily Garden, which is the most extensive in
the world, is worth coming a long distance to see.
The now so popular Hardy “Perennials are grown in
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HENRY A. on
714 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
Ureer’s Reliable Hulbs.
NOTE.—Prices of Bulbs include duty,
é packing, and delivery to any Express or
Freight line in Philadelphia.
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Six or more of any one kind sold at dozen rate, 25 or more at
100 rate, 250 or more at 1000 rate. :
French Roman Hyacinths.
Whtte Roman Hyacinths are reported as being very scarce.
We are pleased to say we havea good supply of the popular 12
to 15 centimeter size, and advise early ordering to secure same.
Per 100 Per 1000
White Roman, fst size bulbs, 11 to 12c.. . $2 25 $20 00
Oh 6G selected. ‘© I2toI5c.. . 2 60 | 25 00
sé See XCrAisc oe AL BALORNS Cry. 2h 113 OO 2.528 .00
Light Rose ec Hem T2itOn hs Ciriey 250 22° OO
Dark ‘<< uC SET 2 atOelh Ct 225 2000
Blue ee SMI ItOM5 Cau. 2 (OO! <10\/00
White Italian sc “12 to 15¢. 250 24 00
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For Dutch
Roman
Hyacinths
See page 2.
Dutch Hyacinths are plentiful
and low in price this season.
For forcing we specially recom-
mend the Single Ist and 2d
size named varieties offered on
. pages 2 and 3.
Sd
Our importation is due to
arrive the first week in Sep-
tember.
HYACINTHS
ae in separate colors. wt
The following are selected unnamed sorts,
and are used largely for forcing and bedding.
Our stocks of mixed Hyacinths are made up of
bulbs measuring 15 centimeters and over in
circumference.
SINGLE SORTS. Perdoz. Perl00 Per 1000
Dark Red shades, mixed ....... . $040 $2 75 $26 oo
Rosewshades) «mixed: sya ce ee 40 Dif 26 oo
Ned vallshades,amixedi.see pee eee ti 40 2 75 26 00
Bure Wihite!sorts, mixed’ 2)! a nes) a 8 40 275 26 oo
Blush and Tinted White sorts, mixed .. . 40 275 26 00
Dark Blueishades;«mixed yee ap Vee 40 275 26 oo
Light Blue shades, mixed ....... 40 275, 26 00
Bluejiallsshades* mixedi soo ee on 40 275 26 Oo
Yellow, all shades, mixed . ...... 40 275 26 00
ANecolorskmixediana sone rare felt Apeeet soy ie) 40 2 60 25 00
DOUBLE SORTS.
Dark Red shades, mixed .<... 5... .). 40 2075 27 00
Roseshades,wmaixedi iy gre sisee te ah lo ea 40 2.75 27 00
Red, all shades, mixed ..°.:. a dee phar 40 275 27 00
Pure White sorts, mixed. amir, (Oze 40 275 27 00
Blush and Tinted White sorts, mixed . . . 40 2475 27 00
Dark Blue shades, mixed Pever PE er 40 275 27 00
Light Blue shades, mixed k ete Me 40 2.75% 27 00
Bluesallishades, mixed ii Gog Wisi ata 40 2°75 27 0O
g Yellow, sall'shades; mixed * 2-5 fie a 40 275 27 00
DOUBLE HYACINTHS, Allicolors: mixed) (20%) 5 i ep eatin ay tte 40 2 70 26 00
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2 HENRY A. DREER, 714 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa,
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. (Z Excellent for growing in pots, pans or boxes; flowering later than the French Romans
<= offered on page 1. We offer a selection of the best-named varieties for forcing. The
bulbs measure 12 centimeters and over in circumference, and must not be confounded
with smaller unnamed miniatures.
‘4 Dutch Roman—or Miniature Hyacinths
Single Red and Rose.
Per100° Per 1000
@ertradeymesyspinky se eS 2 LOOMS TS ECO
Gen. Pelissier, rich scarlet. ........ 200 #4291800
Chas. Dickems, delicate pink . . . . . . .. 200 +#418 00
Giganteasjshellipinki ya en eee OOO ROO
Single Pure and Blush White.
Per100 Per 1i(00
Baroness Van Thuyll, pure white . . . . . $2 00 $18 00
La Grandesse, snow white"). - .: 25. . 250 22°00
Grandeur A’Merveille, blush white . . ..,2 00 18 co
Mme. Van der Hoop, pure white .. . . . 225 + 4.20C0
Single Light and Dark Blue.
Per 100 Per 1000
Czar Peter,jlight lavender ..... .. . . $2 25 $227 00
La Reyrouse; paleblue = (= ee 200 eo nOO
Grand Maitre, deep lavender... ..: . 200 1800
King of the Blues, dark blue ....... 2:00 1800
Second Size
Named Hyacinths
These are smaller than our selected first size bulbs offered on the next page,
but are fine flowering stock, and largely used for forcing in pots, etc., also for
bedding ; better in every way than mixtures.
Single Red and Rose.
2nd Size. Per doz. Per 100
|) Charles Dickens, clear pink ile $0 60 $4 25
Gente Pelissier;deeprearminesaege oa) so nei nis) etter 55 400
Gertrude, rosy, pinkmerame aera. ss hee ree aa een 60 4 25
Gigantea, fine pink, yh eee. eee) ee 60 4 25
Lord Macaulay, rosy carmine . . . 60
if Norma palepink, 7 sart soe ee 5D
1 MG, Roi des Belges, deepred . . . . . 55
SINGLE HYACINTHS.
Single Pure and Tinted White.
2nd Size. Per doz.
Baroness Van Thuyll, pure white ........ $0 65
Grandeur A2Merveille, rosy white ~~ = 55,4 20ers 60
Grand) Vedette; pure white =) 52-8 a= eee ema 60
i_a-Grandesse, pure white; fine) .-.-...-. & (2 5 22 Je 75
LZAINnnOcence.snowawnites = heehee ae RE aE 65
Mme. Van der Hoop, creamy white ..........-.-. 65
Single Blue, Purple, etc.
2nd Size. Per doz.
Baron Van Thuyll, dark blue aceon A oes: 0 ae $o 60
Charles Dickens, light blue, shaded. . . . . 2... 2-2... 60
Czar, Peter; licht,porcelain;blueje == ne enone ern 65
Grand Maitre; deep) lavender -) see eee 5 60
Kingof the Blues, darkiblue) -) se eee ee 60
La Peyrouse, light blue... . Brest ccm fon : 60 =
Queen of the Blues, light silvery blue ............. 65 MINIATURE HYACINTHS.
WHOLESALE PRICE LIST.
Selected First Size Named Hyacinths.
The superiority of Named Hyacinths for forcing and bedding is attested by the increasing sales every year.
They can always
be depended upon to produce large, full spikes, which command a much higher price and readier sale than the inferior blooms pro-
duced by the mixed sorts.
Single Red and Rose.
Perdoz. Per 100
Baron Van Thuyll, fine rosy pink, early. fo 75 $5 75
Chas. Dickens, deep pink, fine truss . . 80 6 50
Fabiola, pink striped . . : 75 6 00
General Pelissier, deep carmine, early . 5 75 5 50
Gertrude, rosy pink, large truss . . . . , 75 6 00
Gigantea, pink, large bells and truss. . . 75 6 00
Lord Macaulay, bright rosy carmine . . . 75 6 00
Moreno, fine pink, large spike, early . . . I 00 7 50
Norma, delicate waxy pink, early. . . . 75 575
Robert Steiger, deep crimsonred. . . . 75 5 50
Roi des Belges, bright scarlet, fine. . . . 75 5 50
Sultan’s Favorite, pink, old favorite. . . 75 6 00
Single Pure and Tinted White.
Perdoz. Per 100
Baroness Van Thuyll, pure white, early. $0 80 $6 50
Grand Vedette, pure white, large bells . . 80 6 50
Grandeur A’Merveille, rosy white, fine . 75 6 00
La Franchise, creamy white. . . 75 6 oO
La Grandesse, pure white, fine bells and
spike. Re rik ES 9g 00
L’ Innocence, pure white, extra fine. . . | 100 7 00
La Pucelle d’Orleans, pure white... . 75 6 00
Mina, clear white, large bell, . . . ie DOO 7 50
Mme. Van der Hoop, pure white, large . Bea ia aitofa) 7 50
Paix de I’Europe, pure white, large truss . 75 6 00
Queen Victoria, pure white. . ee 6 50
Voltaire, blush white, fine spike .... . 75 6 00
Single Blue, Lavender, Purple, ete.
Perdoz. Per 100
Baron Van Thuyll, dark blue, fine truss. fo 75 $5 75
Blondin, light lavender, blue. . . 4 80 6 50
Chas. Dickens, light blue, shaded darker 75 6 00
Czar Peter, light porcelain blue, fine . . . 1 00 8 00
Grand Maitre, deep porcelain blue oat, 75 6 00
King of the Blues, deep blue, extra large . 75 6 co
La Peyrouse, light porcelain blue... . 75 5°75
Leonidas, bright porcelain blue. . . . . . 75 6 00
Marie, dark blue, lar gerspikeys ayer beste 275 6 00
Pieneman, dark porcelain blue, immense |. 75 6 00
Queen of the Blues, light silvery blue . . 1 00 7 50
William Ist, very dark blue, Carly genre ns 80 6 50
Single Yellow.
Perdoz. Per 100
Herman, orange yellow Nae Spa fo 90 = $7 00
Heroine, bright citronyellow. ...... go 7 00
Ida, pure yellow, fine . . ‘ I 00 7 50
King of the Yellows, best deep yellow a Ve sa Gere) 8 00
La Pluie d’Or, light yellow . . . Bae 75 6 00
Sonora, buff, good forcer. . . . Se) 00 7 00 |
Double Red and tose.
Perdoz. Per 100
Bouquet Royale, rose, red centre . $0 75 $6 00
Bouquet Tendre, dark carmine red. . , , 75 6 00
Czar Nicholas, delicate pink. . . 2 2. 75 6 00
Grootvorst, blush pink. . . 75 6 00
Lord Wellington, rose, splendid bells and
spike I 00 8 00
Noble par Merite, a rose, very “large
tMUSSipjcu es i ee 80 6 50
Prince of Orange, rose. . Vana, 75 6 00
Princess Alexandra, deep pink . LAER 75 6 00
Double Yellow.
Perdoz. Per 100
Bouquet Orange, orange yellow. . $1 00 $8 00
Goethe, citron . . Ra a 90 7 00
Jaune Supreme, citron yellow UNA alt aes 80 6 50
Minerva, best orange yellow . Mtn SA Bc aT. (OO) 7 50
Ophir d’Or, light yellow, medycentressy ).)): 90 7 00
HYACINTH,
KING OF THE BLUES.
Double Blue.
Per doz.
| Blocksberg, light blue . . . $0 75
Chas. Dickens, dark blue . Seine 80
‘Garrick, blue, darker centre , . .... , 80
| Gen. Antinck, light blue... ae% 75
Prince of Saxe Weimar, deep purple Tee 75
Rembrandt, lavender. . . ; 75
Van Speyk, deep blue I 00
Per 100
$6
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Double Pure and Tinted White.
Per doz.
Anna Maria, blush white, dark eye . $1 00
Bouquet Royale, pure white ..... . 80
Duchess of Bedford, pure white . . 80
La Tour d’Auvergne, pure white, early , 80
La Virginite, rosy white . . Ave 75
Non Plus Ultra, pure white, purple. eye ss 80
Prince of Waterloo, pure white, fine | . 90
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4 HENRY A. DREER, 714 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
— TULIPS —
On this and the next page we ofter a list of the
very best Single Early, Single Late, Double and
Parrot Tulips. All of the Single Early varieties
can be forced; of the Doubles, only such sorts as
are recommended for forcing should be used.
The Late flowering Singles and Parrots are
handsome cut flowers, coming into
bloom in this section from the middle
to the end of May.
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Belle Alliance.
forcing and bedding tulips Ge
Canary Bird. Pure yellow, very early
Chrysolora.
for bedding ; also excellent for forcing
Cottage Maid.
a beautiful variety. .
Couleur Cardinal.
forcing sort . .
Crimson King.
a good bedder : 3
Duchess de Parma.
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bedder ; very showy .
Mon Tresor.
: Moucheron. Crimson scarlet, very large
AST RAR RN Eon Pottebakker, white . Grand _varieties,
yellow either for forcing
Per 100 Per 1000 OG scarlet or bedding.
The finest golden yellow
Soft pink, suffused with white ;
Rich cardinal red, a fine
‘Deep red, ‘easily forced and
A fine ‘orange scarlet,
bordered with yellow; a good forcer and fine
Golden yellow, large flowers
Duc Van Thol. Crimson $0 75 $700. Prince of Austria. Fine orange scarlet,
Ke ae INOS BGS. ot A SDy I 50 14 00 sweet, scented)”. uy 4). v< Senge eee te eee
aG ce Scarlet | early, I 25 1100. Princess Marianne. White, tinged with
OG ce White . f suitable I 50 14 00 pink, a fine bedder Bee een Ln
sie cc Yellow : | forfor- I 60 15 00 Proserpine. Glossy carmine pink, striking
OG 5G Redand Yellow |_ cing. I 00 9 00 color; splendid either for forcing or bedding
Grand duc de Russie. White striped and Rembrandt. Deep scarlet, very early .
flaked roseandlilac . .......=. =+ 125 #j.2u00) Rosa Mundi (Huikman). Pink and
Grand Master of Malta. Whiteandcrimson I 75 17 00 white . . at: 2d pO Soar tte
Golden Standard. Golden yellow, feathered Rose Gris-de=lin. Delicate pink, fine for
Wwithired soir (5 (cote etl eee sake NE EE en OO Ramat OO forcing or bedding . ae ERAGE:
Joost Van Vondel. Deep bloodred .. 1 25 1000. Silver Standard. White, crimson striped
Kaiser Kroon. Scarlet, edged with golden Thos. Moore. Bright orange, fine .. .
yellow ; very large flower. . . . .... 125 + #.\1Yo 00. Vermilion Brilliant. Vermilion scarlet, fin
L’Immaculee. Pure white. ...... So 7 50 Wouverman. Deep violet, fine bedder .
La Reine (Queen Victoria). Pure white, occa- Yellow Prince. Golden yellow, one of the
sionally tinged with pink, best white for forcing 75 7 00 best yellows for forcing eae
SINGLE MIXED TULIPS.
Superfine Quality. The finest grade, made up of sorts which grow the same height and flower together
Good Quality. A very good grade, containing a large variety of colors . . . : :
Artus. Bright scarlet, good forcer and bedder $1
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Double Tulips.
Per100 Per 1000
Couronne d’Or. One of the finest double
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golden yellows for forcing... . . 2. $3 00 $28 oo @). %
Duc Van Thol. Redand yellow ..... 75 py
Duke of York. Red, whiteedge .. . . 80
Gloria Solis. Red, bordered with gold. . . 1 00
Imperator Rubrorum. Best double scarlet
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fla Candeur. Pure white, a fine variety for
bedding, can be forced slowly ..... .
Murillo. A fine double pink either for forcing
OTgbed Ging Me amNani eg NOs onto eee 2 00
Marriage de Ma Fille. Crimson and white
Rex Rubrorum. Bright scarlet, a grand bedder 1 4o
Rose Blanche. Pure white, fine bedding. . 75
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Salvator Rosa. Rosy pink, fine forcing sort 3 25
Tournesol. Scarlet, edged yellow, the easiest
of all double Tulips to force. Very bright
and alwaysin greatdemand ....... I 25
Tournesol. Yellow, shaded orange, forces well 2 50
Titian. Red, yellow edge, good bedder. . . 1 25
Yellow Rose. Golden yellow, can be forced
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MIXED DOUBLE TULIPS. . , ...,,,
Superfine Early. The best mixture of early flowering sorts. . . $0 75 $7 00
Good Quality Early. Avery goodgrade ........ sigs 65 5 50
Superfine Late. A fine mixture of the late blooming kinds . . . 85 7 50
Late or May Flowering
Single Tulips.
All of the varieties offered below produce mag-
nificent blooms in the open ground during May,
they are of tall growth, averaging 18 inches, and
are very useful for cutting, the varieties Bouton
d’Or and Gesneriana being especially desirable.
Per100 Per 1600
Bouton d’Or. Pure golden
yellow, holdsalong time cut $1 00 $9 00
Gesneriana. Dazzling scarlet,
the true, tall variety, and
much superior to the spurious
variety often sent out,
splendid for cutting. . . . I 25 1000
Golden Eagle. Pure golden
yellow, large . . I 00 8 50
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Bizarres. Yellow grounds, marked with purple, crimson,
brown eter) eee ha itiea © RiGee reac hus yy wem ele bs eae oe tS 80 7 50
Violet Byblomens. White grounds, lilac, purple and
violet;markings 4-2) 08s) 20, Lite Ay, £27241 84D (00 8 50
Rose Byblomens. White grounds with pink, rose, scarlet
andterimsonimarkings! (7 ee A aersatas melt OO 8 50
Darwin, self colors, mixed, . .. . Rae ey Mu aad & II oO
PARROT TULIPS.
Cramoise-Brilliant. Deep crimson, with large, black, star-shaped centre, every bulb
sure to flower AS Renna A Ad ee aed Ee ea I 50
I2 00
Choice Mixed. Containing a fine range of colors. ........,... ahd ASER I 85 7 50
Twenty-five of any one variety at 100 rates ; 250 at 1000 rates.
6 HENRY A. DREER, 714 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Narcissus or Daffodils
All the varieties offered on this and next pages are suitable for cut flowers.
The crop of all
varieties promises well and prices are still lower than they were last year, and affords an excellent
opportunity to try some of the finer and heretofore expensive sorts such as Albicans, Bicolor Grandee,
Emperor, Empress,
Conspicuus, etc.
Golden Spur, Maximus,
EMPEROR.
Single Medium Trumpet Narcissus
Perdoz. Per 100
Barrii Conspicuus, one of the finest Daffodils,
broad primrose petals, cup stained orange-
scarlet, $15.00 per 1000 . . : .$0 25 $1 75
Cynosure, large primrose petals, cup stained
orange-scarlet, very showy, $6.00 per 1000. . 15 75
Figaro, lemon yellow, orange stained cup, $7.50
Per LOOOtp J)5 ceca ele GEESE.) SESp MUTOO
Incomparabilis (type). A fine variety either
for forcing or planting out, bold yellow flowers,
$5 OOMPETNLOOOw Hamline eee naan aur 15 60
Leedsii, yellow, cup stained orange, very showy
and early, $5.00 per 1000. . . »s . . 2. 15 60
Sir Watkin, a magnificent large flower, sulphur
yellow, cup stained orange, $25.00 per 1000 . 4O 275
Stella, pure white, yellow cup, fine for forcing
or planting out, $5.50 per 1000. ..... 15 60
Hoop Petticoat Narcissus
Per doz. Per 100
Bulbocodium, yellow, good for pots . $0 40 $3 00
Monophyllum, pure white ........ 50 3.50
Single Mixed Narcissus
A fine mixture of leading sorts excellent for planting out for
cut flowers ; this mixture does not include Poeticus or any of the
very cheapest sorts. 15 cts. per dozen; 75 cts. per 100; $6.00
per Looo. :
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Note the low prices on the finer sorts of
Narcissus on this page.
Henry Irving, MHorsfieldi, Sir Watkin, Barrii
Single Large Trumpet Narcissus
Perdoz. Per 100
Albicans, white perianth, primrose trumpet,
$30.00 per 1000 . iy eo . . 80 50 $3.50
Ard Righ, a very early yellow, $30.00 perIo0d0 50 3 50
Bicolor Grandee (Grandis) similar to Hors-
fieldi and Empress, but flowering later, very
large flowers, white perianth, yellow trumpet,
$20.00 per 1000 . AO 250
Emperor, a deep yellow, very large, $25.00 per
POO | cosh Sy Seal inci elias be 00 ae et Oa 27
Empress, yellow trumpet, white perianth, fine
selected bulbs, $25.00 per 1000 Aon ees)
Golden Spur, a grand yellow variety, fine
forcer, $23.00 per 1000 . 6.0.0 40 250
Henry Irving, deep yellow petals, and large,
‘handsome golden-yellow trumpet, $25.00 per
1000 UB heist ts uve ce) ohrsuer] Uc) aac RE © mane B75
Horsfieldi, pure white perianth, with golden
trumpet, fine, $18.00 per 1000 eee, 20200
Maximus, true, deep golden yellow, $30.00 per ;
MOCO Gig 6 GC Od nn Po Ooo & ovo e 50 63:50
Giant Princeps, pale sulphur perianth, trum-
pet rich yellow, very showy, a grand variety
for florists, $7.00 per 1000. . Sie ea an! ae 20 80
Trumpet Major (Single Van Sion) the most
popular forcing sort, deep yellow, $9.00 perlIo00 20 I 00
Rugilobus, similar to Emperor, but smaller,
very desirable, $14.00 per 1000 ie 25 1 50
HORSFIELDI.
WHOLESALE PRICE LIST. 1
Narcissus or Daffodils
Single Poet’s’NarciSSus per ao, rer 100
Biflorus, white and yellow, $5.75 per 1000. . . . $0 15
Burbidgei, a beautiful early flowering form of Poeticus,
coming in before Poeticus Ornatus, pure white, cup
edgedired $5.5 O\pemMOOOwa ew wane ie) rane
Poeticus, the well known Poet’s Narcissus, $3.75
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Poeticus Ornatus, a large and early flowering form,
the best for florists’ use; the stock we offer is true
and large strong bulbs, $7.00 per 1000 .
15
Double Narcissus
Perdoz. Per100 Per 1000
Double Van Sion. The popular double
yellow Daffodil, in great demand for forcing
and for growing in pots or pans for Easter
sales. Pure golden yellow stock.
Extra Selected Double-Nose Bulbs 30 $2
Fine Selected Bulbs ....... 25 #1
GoodwBulbs sai 4 ee ee es. 20\}, iI
Incomparable. Orange and yellow, of
large size BD a Ae
Orange Pheenix. Large double white and
orange, excellent for forcing ...... 25 #2
Sulphur Phoenix. White with sulphur 50 3
Alba Plena Odorata. Double pure white,
very sweetscented ..... sieey, teh oma a
DOUBLE VAN SION NARCISSUS.
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45
75
POETICUS ORNATUS.
Double Mixed Narcissus
A fine mixture of double sorts, splendidly adapted for
planting out in masses, for cut flowers, etc. 15 cts. per
dozen ; 75 cts. per 100; $7.00 per 1000.
Narcissus Jonquilla Jonquils and Narcissus
Odorus. Campernelle Jonquils are offered on next
page.
Polyanthus Narcissus, including the popular Paper
White, Paper White Grandiflora, Double Roman, etc.,
are offered on next page.
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Chinese Sacred Lily
or Narcissus
Ready late in September or early in October
We receive annually a direct importation of the finest
bulbs procurable. Although for the most part sold to retail
buyers for growing in water, they do even better in pots in
moss or soil, and every florist should have a few for store
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sale.
Selected Bulbs, 60 cts. per dozen. Original basket
containing 30 bulbs, $1.40. Original bundle of four baskets,
containing 120 bulbs, $5.00; per 1000, $40.00.
Mammoth Bulbs, $1.00 per dozen; $8.00 per 100,
HENRY A. DREER, 714 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa,
Polyanthus Narcissus _
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The bulbs we offer are selected size,
measuring 13 centimeters and over in’circumference.
Ali excellent for florists’ use.
Paper White.
snow white.
to March with a little care .
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Paper White Grandiflora.
flowering form of the Paper White.
are very beautiful, and emit a delicious odor.
forced and very useful for bouquets, etc., etc... .
Early Double Roman.
Grand Monarque.
a very effective flower. .
Grand Primo.
excellent for cutting
Grand Soleil d’Or. A charming rich yellow flower,
Thousands of this variety
are grown for sale in the London market... . I 50 14 00
with deep reddish cup.
Staten General.
pure white
White Pearl.
The principal early forcing variety ;
Can be had in flower from November
An improved large
The flowers
White, with double orange
centre; very fragrant. . ..
Crown a lovely primrose shade ;
Cup citron, perianth pure white;
White, with citron cup fading to
3 : oc 5
Large, pure, satiny white; beautiful 1 75 15
Mixed Polyanthus Narcissus .
Jonquils
Very popular flowers on account of
their easy cultivation and delightfully
fragrant, golden-yellow blooms.
T
hey
can be readily forced in the house,
or planted in the open ground for early
flowering.
Per100 Per 1000
Single. Rich yellow;
perianth deeply lobed $0 50
Double. Full, double,
golden yellow . . . I 25
Campernelle. The
true large flowering
variety
Campernelle Rugu=
losus. The largest
flowering Jonquil.
Pure yellow, and very
fragrant. Very desir-
50
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Peric0 Per 1000
$0 80 $7 00
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NARCISSUS, PAPER-WHITE GRANDIFLORA.
used for pot (the
named varieties are best for
Crocus
While chiefly used for planting :
culture
sale in the early spring months.
The autumn flowering varie-
ties will be found among mis-
cellaneous bulbs under Col-
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CAMPERNELLE JONQUILS.
Named Crocus
out of doors in clumps or lines
or in the grass, they can be —
this purpose) and find ready
These are larger and stronger bulbs than the mixtures and produce corre-
spondingly finer fowers.
Albion. Dark violet, striped white Sse
Baron Brunnow. Bright purple, free flowering
Cloth or Silver. White, striped lilac
Cloth of Gold. Yellow, veined brown
Caroline Chisholm. Pure white Se
David Rizzio. Fine, darkpurple . 5. :- >. =. -
Sir Walter Scott. White, striped purple ; extra fine .
Large Yellow. Fine bulbs SP Nn nee te
Mammoth Yellow. Extra large bulbs. .
Mixed Crocus
Blue and Purple
Striped and Variegated . pigs i
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Mixed. Allcolors .
Per 100 Per 1000
. . $0 50
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LILIUM HARRISII (BERMUDA EASTER LILY).
Auratum (Gold-banded Lily),
8 to ginch. 3
g to 11 inch
Ii to 13 inch
Batemanniz
Brownii .
Canadense . meeps
Elegans Incomparable
4G Mixed Sah
Excelsum (Isabellinum). ..... .
Giganteum, extra fine bulbs, $1.00 each
Humboldtii!), oe oe
Kramerii, soft rose color, beautiful . .
Pardalinum Eye Ae
Pomponicum rubrum .
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Speciosum (lancifolium) album.
8 to g inch
g to 11 inch Meet 2
roseum, or rubrum.
8 to 9g inch
g to 11 inch
Melpomone.
8 to g inch .
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Tenuifolium........
Migrinumy,(Liger Lily)...
GG Splendens (Improved Tiger Lily) . .
GG Flora Plena (Double “ “ ).
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(Easter in 1903 comes April 12th. )
HARRISII. The Bermuda Easter Lily.
ga@S-Extra Select Stock.-@q
We havea splendid stock of this important variety grown
especially for us by one of the best growers on the Island, who
writes us regarding them as follows:
‘| believe these bulbs to be the best stock leaving Bermuda
this or any previous season, perfectly free from disease, no
longiflorum mixed with them and worth 50 per cent. more to the
grower than nine-tenths of the stock leaving the Colony this
season.”
The appearance of the bulbs seems to fully warrant the above
strong statement, and we do not anticipate that there will be
any cause for complaint this season.
Per 100 Per 1000
5 to 7 in. bulbs (packed 400 in a case) . $4 75 $45 00
Tito \Oulnenace 6S ZOO es . II 00 100 00
(p\Koyns Gu dip balyy AU Buencoes (Cole) £6 . 20 00
LONGIFLORUM MULTIFLORUM.
Japanese Grown.
Our supply of these are due to arrive early in October, earlier
shipments are liable to be immature. To those who grow a
houseful there should be no trouble to get them in for Easter
even if planted as late as November, but to the florist who only
grows a few hundred it will be safer to depend on Harrisii.
. Per 100 Per 1000
5 to 7 in. bulbs (packed 500 in a case) . $2 00 $17 50
7 to) OMe sce fe 300 os 4.50 40 00
orto LON. ee: ce 200 es 7 50 70 00
CANDIDUM. Annunciation Lily.
Fine home-grown stock, and superior in every way to imported.
Per 100 Per 1000
Selected bulbs : . $4 50 $40 00
Extra selected bulbs . 5 00 45 00
Per 100 Per 1000
$40 00
70 00
$4 50
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Miscellaneous Bulbs and Roots.
gas> All Prices include duty, packing, and delivery to any Freight or Express Office in Philadelphia.
ALLIUM NEAPOLITANUM.,
Achimenes.
Per doz.
Six named varieties, ready in December. $0 60
Agapanthus.
Unmbellatuss blue aie ie $1 25
Albus White pone oe I 25
Mooreanus. Dark blue, dwarf . 75
Alstromeria.
Chilensis. Mixed colors, ready in October . 40
Allium.
Aureum. Yellow, hardy. $4.50 per 1000 10
Hermetti grandiflorum. Pure white.
$OR5 OhPCINl OOO Sue esa ee eee eee 15
Neapolitanum. White, valuable for forcing.
$4.50 per 1000
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AMARYLLIS JOHNSONII.
Per 100 |
$4 00
$8 oo
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250 |
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WHITE CALLA.
Amaryllis.
Per doz.
Aulica Platypetala. Crimson tipped green.
SOc. each eo hse Wei 5 Sere EE 5 LOO
Bella Donna Major. Silverypink. .. . 75
Defiance. Deep carmine, striped white.
50c. each 2 ie Aileg, MOthei-y oe ea ea 5 OO
| Formosissima. Crimson. $15.00 per 1000 30
| Johnsonii. Crimson, striped white. . . 2 00
Prince of Orange. Orange, white and
greeny. 5O0C) caching as eee ee OD
| Vittata Hybrids. Choice mixed. 3oc. each 3 00
Anemones.
Duchess of Lorraine. Double, rose 30
Harold. Double, blue 30
L’Eclair. Double, scarlet . ‘ 30
| Ceres. Double, white tinted rose . 30
| Rosette. Double, delicate rose Aone’ 30
Double [Mixed. All colors. $9.0c per 1000 20
Fulgens. Brilliant, single scarlet. A fine
forcing variety. $14.00 per 1000 . . 25
ipsingleyScarleti. 4-7 eee 20
| Single White. <‘‘ The Bride’’ cant 15
| Single Mixed. All colors. $5.00 per 1000 10
| Anomatheca.
Cruenta. Rosy carmine flowers, somewhat
like a Freesia. . ie)
Babianas.
[Mixed Varieties. All colors 25
Brodiza.
Coccinea. (Floral Firecracker) . ... . 3
Mixed. All colors . eaten Suet 15
Callas.
White. Selected roots, 6 to 7 inches in
circumference . I 25
(10)
First size roots, 5 to 6 in. in cir-
cCumfenrence ies ame eee OO)
Second size roots, 4 to 5 in. in cir-
cumference . . c 75
ittleiGeml yan corse cae 40
Black. (Arum Sanctum) 75
Spotted. eat. yi en ee 50
Elliottianma (Yellow Calla). $1.00 each . 10 00
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FREESIA REFRACTA ALBA.
i Gladiolus. Per doz. Per 100
The Bride. Pure white, excellent for forcing.
$4.50 per 1000 fo 10 = fo 50
GIANT CYCLAMEN. Helleborus, (Christmas Rose. )
Seedlings. Mixed colors. . Iy 50: - 12" 00
: Calochortus. Perdoz. Per 100 | Tri
Mixed Varieties. All colors . fo 20 $1 25 | ris.
| English. Mixed colors. $8.00 per 1000 . 15 I 00
5 | P
Chionodoxa (Glory of the Snow). | Spanish. Splendid cut flower. We offer the
ill. $6. | following good sorts :
Sa Seas, i ‘ fe | Belle Chinoise. Golden yellow. $5.00
Sardensis. 6.00 per 1000 . 15 75 Pe OO ON iad Naa eee Bs ee eg
Tmoulsi. $8.00 per 1000 15 oo Brien Queen. Pure white. $5.00 per * as
Colchicum, (Avtumn Crocus.) chrysolorn: Canary yellow. $5.00 per ¥ if
Autumnale. Mixed colors . 40 250) Emperor. Violet and blue. $5.00 per
Parkinsoni . 25 I 50 | TOOO iN ore A eee fe) 60
Louise. Pale pearl blue. $5.00 per 1000 ite) 60
Crown Imperials. | Sapho. Bronzy brown. $5.00 per 1000 . 10 60
2 eatese Mixed. Allcolors. $2.50 per 1000 10 30
Mixed Varieties. All colors . 75 5 00 | eayonla: ee ae Re cect ae 15 I oO
Cyclamen per. Giganteum SPS rEg Fa fast cE RTL PEND EO” a a em
bd 7 | Keempferii. (Japan Iris). See page 32. .
Pure White. 3-inch pots . SVipsiyediien ein 25 9/00" Gennianical eae Tris.) See page B2:
Blood Red. 3-inchpots. . .. 2...) 61 25 9 00 |
White, with Carmine Eye. 3-inch pots. 1 25 9 00 |
Rose. 3-inch pots ....... rl RB Mis Wa 9 ©0 |
Mixed. Allcolors . I 00 300 |
|
Dielytra. (Bleeding Heart.) |
Spectabilis. Strong roots, ready in November 75 5 00 |
Eximea. Strong roots, ready in November. 1 00 8 00 |
Eranthis. |
Hyemalis (Winter Aconite) . 10 60
Eremurus.
Robustus. Extra strong, ready in November,
OPO ORCA CIM MME re Act yciay tele ol csi. fos ye
Erythronium.
Grandiflorum . 25 I 50
Freesia.
Refracta Alba. First size bulbs, $5.00 per
NOOO FUG iar ay 10 60
oy $f Selected bulbs, $6.00 per
f LOCO Re Rare at ay 3 15 75
Leichtlini. Yellow. $9.00 per 1000 . 15 I 00
Fritillaria.
Meleagris. Mixed , 15 I 00 ENGLISH IRIS.
12 HENRY A. DREER, 714 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
ORNITHOGALUM ARABICUM.
Lily of the Valley. Dep
Per Per Case
. 100 1000 of 2500
Bas
Hamburg Pips. Selected, 3 years old. Ss
A fine grade, best for late forcing . . $1 00 $9 75 $23 00
Berlin Pips. Selected, 3 years old.
A very fine grade, suited for early
LILY OF THE VALLEY. forcing ape ie. & syn
Peerless Pips. Extra selected, 3 years
old. The finest grade imported and
——
I 25 1000 24 00
Ixias. specially adapted for early forcing . . I 50 12 50 3000
Perdoz. Per100 | Cold Storage Pips. We have a lim-
Crateroides. Fiery scarlet... ... . $020 $1 25 ited quantity of good grade Pips in cold
Mixed. All colors. $4.00 per 1000 .. . 10 50 storage for immediate forcing. Price
on application. Doz. Per 100
Lachenalia. Clumps. Extrastrong. ...... $2 00 $15 00
Pendula. Red, tippedgreen ...... 4100 8 00 °
Tricolor. Velie niece andsted | aa een LOO 8 00 Muscaria.
Nels omi- pp Colden yclows 6:5 <r sk kiana oa #98 Botryoides. (Blue Grape Hyacinth.) $3.50
s Per LOCO Ry eee ar-t 1-w- ee) ee Io 40
Leucojum. Alba. (White Grape Hyacinth.) $5.00 per
ees MOON STG 6. SG BS Sle 6 6 OLB oO 8 6 igo) 60
Vernum. (Spring Snowflake)... .. . iS 1 00 ~Monstrosum. (Feathered Hyacinth.) $8.00
SPRCOOONS 5 Sot d ele 8 Oo 6 “SS. a 6 15 90
Ornithogalum.
Arabicum. A showy species, with clusters
of white flowers with black centre ; sweet
scented ; easily forced. $14.00 per 1000 25 I 50
Oxalis.
Albay ePureswhite waaay sara eee 15 I 00
Bermuda Buttercup. Extrastrong. $8.00
per 1000 . Bio 6 O45 6 3.0 6 08 c 15 I oO
Bowiei. Rosy crimson, fine... ... . 15 I 00
Cernuua. Canary yellow. . 2-2 55: . 15 75
KG fl. pl. Doubleyellow. ... . 15 I 00
| Grand Duchess. Pink . . Very 25 I 50
<a ce White . | fine } 25 I 50
ce ss Lavender varieties. 25 I 50
Roseas Roseicoloredi n-ne 15 I oO
| Versicolor. Red, violet and white. . . . 15 I 00
Mixed. Allcolors. $4.00 perIooo .. . $f) 50
| Pzonies.
| See under Hardy Plants, page 34.
BERMUDA BUTTERCUP OXALIS.
WHOLESALE PRICE LIST.
Ranunculus.
Per doz.
Persian. Double, all colors, mixed. $3.50
PET PIL OOO'E sabe ay jane ye), va ee OPO! LO
Turban. Double, all colors. $5.00 per 1000 10
french. Double, all colors, mixed. $3.50
PET LOCO carmen etme yee ne ant id 10
Scilla.
Sibirica. Deep blue. $7.00 per 1000 . . 15
Campanulata. Blue and white, mixed.
BT hOOMPEN OOO a Acne, erage ne eins er 15
Peruviana. (Clusi.) Blue. ...... 75
Snowdrops. (Galanthus. )
Single. Pure white. $5.00 per 1000 . ite)
Double. Double white. $12.00 per 1000 . 20
Elwes’ Giant. A fine, large, single white.
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Giant Cassabah. The largest ofall. $12.00
DeplOOOm ee te oA i 20
Sparaxis.
Ilixed. Allcolors. $4.00 per1000., .. . 10
Spirza, or Astilbe.
(Ready in November. )
Japonica. Extra strong clumps. $34.00
DERRLOOOM Hen eNAn MM Id QOL) ah 50
Compacta Multiflora.- Extra strong
clumps: *$35;00'per 1000. . 5... 60
Aurea Reticulata. Extra strong clumps.
PAS OOWPEL, NOOO) Hy hie 2) |. Ao coe at aS 75
Gladstone. A very fine, new, free flower-
IN SesONtiomny An ech Stent Miyata) A, 25
Astilboides. Extra large clumps. $48.00
ERR OOOMisprcae-cen Wal Mathes dined olais) hes au gas 75
floribunda. Extra large clumps. $40.00
DEGAOOOVE Aci MMe) Mek win tarricl lel he 60
Palmata. (Crimson Spiraea) 60
Sternbergia.
Lutea. (Autumn Daffodil.). ..... ° 15
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SPIRASA ASTILBOIDES FLORIBUNDA.
Triteleia.
Per doz.
Uniflora. (Spring Star Flower.) $4.00 per
TOO!) 2h. .oycbss col Wet shar eee A = 2 le $o Io
Tropzolum.
Jarrattii 75
Vallota.
Purpurea. (Scarborough Lily.) 20c. each 2 00
Zephyranthes.
Alba. White Buey wees 39
Rosea. Rose colored. . 30
VALLOTA PURPUREA.
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Dreer's Wholesale Price List
OF SEASONABLE PLANTS FOR FLORISTS
Our stock of decorative plants, such as Palms, Ferns, Pandanus, Ficus, Araucaria, etc., etc., is, as usual at this season of the
year, very complete in a full line of all popular sizes, and the quality is of the same high standard for which our stock is
celebrated. Whenever possible, we solicit a personal inspection of our stock. We invite you to visit us at
any time.
OUR MEASUREMENT OF PLANTS, where given, as in the case of Araucarias, Palms, etc., etc., means the
height of the plant from the top of the pot to the top of the plant in its natural position. We make this explanation
of our way of measuring as many growers, contend that the proper measurement is from the bottom of the pot to the
tip of the longest leaf, and make their offers in that way.
ANTHURIUM.
ASPARAGUS SPRENGERI.
Acacia Armata.
A pretty spring flowering variety which produces its flowers in . Anthuriums.
globular heads from the axils of the foliage in such a manner as :
to completely envelop the plant in a pleasing light yellow ; an
excellent plant for Easter forcing, succeeding under the same cul-
ture as the azaleas.
A fine lot of home grown plants which are much superior to
Andreanum Hybrids. A fine lot of seedlings in 5-inch
| pots, various colors. $1.00 each.
Scherzerianum. Brilliant scarlet. 75 cts. each.
newly imported plants, strong in 6-inch pots, $5.00 per dozen ; oC Album. White. $1.00 each.
$40.00 per 100. GG Rothschildianum. Creamy white spot-
| ted crimson. $1.50 each.
Alocasia Macrohiza Variegata. | 6 Sanguineum. Crimson. 75 cts. each.
A handsome exhibition plant with large, bright green leaves, | 2
with wavy margins and marbled and blotched with white. 50 2
cents each. | Asparagus Sprengeri.
Alocasia Illustris. | 2{-inch pots, 60 cts. perdoz.; $4.00 per 100; $35.00 per 1000.
A free growing dwarf species with dark green foliage marbled 3-inch pots, 75 cts. peredoz.; $6.00 per Ioo.
with black, 4-inch pots, 20 cts. each ; $2.25 per dozen.
Alocasia Violacea. | Asparagus Plumosus Nanus.
A very strong growing species with dark stems and foliage,
making a fine specimen plant. 50 cts. each. A fine lot of thrifty young plants in 2-inch pots.
75 cts. per dozen ; $6.00 per 100; $50.00 per 1000.
Anthurium, Crystalinum and Grande. SEN DOE TOO Ss GaN, {FHC 9S" HED
Two pretty ornamental-leaved varieties with dark olive green
foliage, the veins of which are bordered with crystaline white, Asparagus Tenuissimus.
the young foliage when first unfolding is of a peculiar and rich
reddish bronze color. 4-inch pots, 50 cts. each. 2¥4-inch pots, 75 cts. per dozen; $6.00 per 100.
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WHOLESALE PRICE LIST. 15
ARAUCARIA EXCEISA.
Araucaria Excelsa (Norfolk Island Pine).
We have instock 15,000 Araucarias, principally in the smaller
and medium sizes, for which there is always a strong demand ;
the prices at which these are offered should be interesting.
Inch-pots. inches high. tiers. Each.
5 8 to 10 Bt revenues. $0 50
6 Z 12 to 15 BEtOVAs wale ee jas 75
6 16 Aris I 00
6 20 Ant On Sartor he te Ln 25
7 24 Agtonpiivey Ay ays ipen cee Ey 50.
Araucaria Robusta Compacta.
6-inch pots, 10 inches high, 2 to3 tiers. . . 2... 2. 1 25
OA CR ite Den ae ec er ure aine eT ESO
Araucaria Excelsa Glauca.
5-inch pots, $ to 10 inches high, DRIES 2 ea titearnons | it oe 75
6 6 oe 12 66 ce 2 to 3 ce PP SIE Gh en fs tT '00
6 «6 66 15 66 66 3 66 Nan Miata ERE RTI ZS
7 66 GG 18 “6 66 4 6“ Balal a NAt ease ten ELC)
Aucuba Japonica.
A most useful half-hardy evergreen shrub with dark green
. leaves freely spotted with bright yellow. Invaluable for use in
hallways, and similar dark cool places where Palms and similar
plants will not stand. Ready about November Ist.
‘Bushy plants, 5 12inches high, 30 cts. each ; $3.00 per doz.
ce I to 20 ee ee 50 66 5.00 oe
66 20 to 24 ce oe 75 ee 7.00 ee
Aspidistra Lurida.
The green-leaved variety; good plants at 35, 50, 75 cts.,
$1.00, $2.00 and $3.00 each.
Hardy Azalea Mollis. ror Forcing.
These varieties have for many years been very popular for
forcing in Europe, and have in recent years met with consider-
able favor here in the United States, and when better known are
certain to gain in popularity, especially for early forcing.
We are handling the stock of one of the most successful
specialists, and can supply in November fine bushy plants, 12
to 15 inches high, finely set with buds, $4.50 per dozen ; $35.00
per 100.
Special Prices
for Immediate Orders
We are now booking orders for fall delivery. Buyers who use
a quantity of this most popular Easter blooming plant will find it
to their interest to place their orders for next season’s wants
early, thereby securing the choice of the stock at lowest cost for
transportation, as the plants can be forwarded with perfect safety
during October, by fast freight, even to the most distant points.
Our growers in Belgium are among the most successful men
handling Azaleas ; they have been specialists in this line for many
years, and their principal stock is sent to us.
All of our importations of Azaleas are sent here in bulk, and
are all re-packed at our own nurseries, so that any plants that
may have not carried well are set aside. This insures our
customers of securing only first-class stock,
which cannot be compared with cheap assorted case lots, which
are made up in Belgium and distributed on this side just as
received, frequently not only containing damaged plants, but also,
as a rule, many varieties not at all suited to the American trade.
The varieties we supply are only the most popular sorts suited
to the American market. Our own representatives
make personal inspection of the plants in Bel-
gium previous to shipment, thus enabling us to
guarantee satisfaction.
PRICES.
Including duty, packing, and delivery in good condition to any
Express, Freight, or Steamship Line in Philadelphia.
Fine bushy crowns, well set with buds—
Per doz. Per 100
Io to 12 inches in diameter. . ...... $4 50 $35 00
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TANtoylOn viens’ Ss ie 50 55 00
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TS torZOmesi arc Gh OU or ina he) wees NN ORE OO!"t-2OOVOO
ZO) tOZ2AN SS iE ee 36 00 300 00
16 HENRY A. DREER, 714 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
STANDARD OR TREE- SHAPED BAY TREE.
PYRAMIDAL-SHAPED BAY TREE.
Bay Trees (Laurus Nobilis).
( Ready tn October.)
Standard or Tree-Shaped.
Each.
Stemsi4'5,in-ehigh crowns! 24) in} inidiameters) 0) eee tee Nee SOOO
OS iS we, OE cca Obin’ “ Stare ease mums tee A 16) aia: Mesto
GG AAS tha, SC <3 pink <e aus ae TS. ee LOWOO
CGS 7S Tin, OC GC 40 in. «se Nip ecomecmerhe tet he ete oes a 5 O
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Pyramidal-Shaped.
5% ft. high, 34 in. in diam. at base, tapering toa point .......... . $7 50
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Boxwood Trees.
(Ready in November.)
Standard or Tree-Shaped.
Handsomely trained specimens, 7-inch pots, 26 to 28 inches high, with crowns 12
inches in diameter, $1.00 each. ;
Pyramidal-Shaped.
Handsomely trained specimens, 9-inch pots, 32 to 36 inches high, 15 inches in
diameter at base, tapering to a point, $2.00 each.
The Lorraine Begonias,
° Gloire de Lorraine,
Light Pink Lorraine, Caledonia.
Good young plants in 2-inch pots, $1.50 per dozen; $12.00 per 100.
Begonia Rex.
‘A choice assortment of 12 distinct varieties, 3-inch pots, $1.00 per dozen ; $8.00 per
100.
New Flowering Begonia, “Coral.”
In Begonia ‘‘Coral’’ we have a perfect Gem; a shrubby variety that flowers the
year round. In habit of growth and foliage it closely resembles the old Begonia
Fuchsioides, which is now rarely seen, but its flowers are of much larger size and of a
beautiful coral red color ; a real acquisition.
20 cts. each ; $2.00 per dozen.
Double Everblooming Begonias.
(Begonia Semperfiorens FI, Pl.)
Valuable additions to the
Begonia family, with pretty
double flowers. The four
varieties here offered are all
of strong, vigorous habit, and
succeed admirably either bed-
ded out in the full sunlight
or as pot plants.
Boule de Neige. Large
full double white with yel-
low stamens.
Gloire de Montet.
Opening bright carmine
changing to clear pink.
Triumph de Lorraine.
Opening bright scarlet
changing to carmine.
Victor Prouve. Light
pink with deeper centre.
$1.25 per dozen; $10.00 per
100.
BEGONIA GLOIRE DE LORRAINE.
WHOLESALE PRICE LIST. —
BOUGAINVILLEA SANDERIANA
Tuberous Rooted Be cicine.
(Ready in Decentber. )
The strain of Tuberous Rooted Begonias which we handle is
the product of one of the foremost specialists in Europe, whose
product cannot be excelled, if equalled. The price is as low as
is consistent with good quality, and while it will not compare with |
indifferent cheap strains, is especially appreciated by the retail
florist who grows for the spring trade to sell when in bloom.
Single Varieties in Separate Colors. Crimson,
scarlet, white, rose, yellow and orange. 40 cts. per doz.; $3.00
per 100; $25.00 per 1000.
Single Varieties in Choice Mixture. 35 cts. per
doz., $2.50 per 100; $22.00 per 1000.
Double Varieties in Separate Colors. Scarlet, rose,
white and yellow. 65 cts. per doz.; $5.00 per 100; $40.00 |
per 1000.
Double Varieties in Choice Mixture. 50 cts. per
doz.; $4.00 per 100; $35.00 per 1000.
The prices hold good only for early orders.
Bougainvillea Glabra Sanderiana.
A fine lot in 4-inch pots of this useful plant. $2.00 per
dozen ; $15.00 per 100.
Camellia Japonica.
fine lot of bushy, well-branched plants in 12 distinct
varieties.
5 -inch pots, 15 inches high, $6.00 per doz.; $45.00 per 100.
OG 18 to 24 << 10.00 gs 75.00 sé
Cannas. Large Field-Grown Clumps.
The varieties enumerated below can be supplied in strong,
undivided field-grown clumps, which will average from twenty
to thirty eyes each, according to the variety, and at a price which |
will make it an advantage to stock up during the fall, when they
can be shipped by freight at a low cost of transportation.
Orders for this stock at this low price will only be accepted
as long as the plants remain in the fields, which is usually until |
about the 25th of October.
Place your orders now and the stock will be reserved until
the proper time to dig.
Per clump.
Alphonse Bouvier. Fine rich crimson, 6 ft.. . . $0 35
Admiral Avellan. Bronze foliage, Grange cay
flowers 5 ft. . ee 25
Austria. Canary yellow, Ttalian. type, 6 ft. anes 25
Allemania. Salmon, edged yellow, 6 ft... . . . 35
Alsace. Sulphur, changing to white, 4% ft... ... 35
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CANNA, QUEEN CHARLOTTE,
Cannas.—Continued.
Per clump.
Aphrodite. Salmon, edged with pale yellow, 6 ft... $0 25
Beaute Poitevime. A grand dwarf crimson, suc-
ceeding under all conditions, dry or wet, 3 ft. 35
Bronze Seedling. Rich bronze foliage, currant-
TECcHOwerss4isu ite MCW Ne sd Wate vote kgs 25
Charles Henderson. Standard dwarf crimson, 3 ft. 25
Comte Bouchaud. Yellow spotted red, 4% ft. . 35
Duke of Marlboro. Very free, deep crimson, 4 ft. 35
Dr. Dock. Bright carmine, with darker shadings,
Ble uitiyincta cress yee die RIOT Ota, Led SOR ere 25
peenaate: Bronze foliage, flowers currant-red, best
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F. Neuvesel. Soft pleasing shade of carmine, 5 ft. 25
Furst Bismarck. Crimson scarlet, large size, 3% ft. 25
Florence Vaughan. Standard yellow, 4 ft. fj BS
Gov. von Zimmerer. Rich orange scarlet, bronze
foliage, 4 ft. . é 2 35
Hofgartner A. Eisenbach. ee lightly edged
and marked with yellow, 3 ft... 50
Inspector Ehemann. Bright orange “red, faintly
dotted purple, 4 ft. . Hee eta 35
Italia. Orange scarlet, yellow edge, Gitnee 25
J. D. Bisele. Vermilion scarlet, fine bedder, 4 ft. 25
Luray. Deep rosy pink, large and fine, 3% ft. . . 25
Mrs. Kate Gray. Large orange scarlet, overlaid
| with gold, Italian type. . 75
| Mme. Crozy. The best gilt- edge variety yet intro-
duced, 4 ft. . 25
Mme. Leon Leclerc. " Orange scarlet marked with
yellow, 5 ft. . AH eu 25
Mile. Berat. The best pink, 4 fines: 25
Menelek. Large, pure orange scarlet, 4 ft. 3 35
Mine D’Or. Nearest approach to a pure yellow, a
fine bedder. . . ep UBM en WOR era ta Tatler! 35
President Meyer. Large rich cherry carmine
bronze foliage, 4 ft. BINA ila CO NE ae SNE 35
Queen Charlotte. Fine gilt-edge scarlet, 3 ft. 25
Robert Christie. Bright orange red, 4% ft. 25
Rubin. Rich glowing carmine, bronze foliage. 4 ft. 35
Secretaire Chabanne. Good salmon red, 4 ft. . By
Souvenir de Leonie Viennot. Carmine rose,
edged gold, 3% ft. . SU rahe 35
Souvenir ‘du President Carnot. Vermilion
scarlet, foliage bronze, 5 ft... : sR AES 25
Souvenir du Antoine Crozy. Scarlet crimson,
edged yellow, 3 ft. . Ba irags Aone thao 25
Vice-President Luizet. ‘Large ‘carmine, 3% ft. 25
William Boffinger. Rich scarlet, overlaid with
orange, very attractive and showy, 4 ft... .-. 35
HENRY A. DREER,
714 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
COLEUS THYRSOIDEUS.
Carex Japonica Variegata.
An exquisitely graceful new Japanese grass with slender green
foliage, edged white. 75 cts. per dozen ; $6.00 per I00.
Coleus Thyrsoideus.
(The Flowering Coleus.)
Entirely distinct from the varieties of Coleus heretofore known,
all of which were grown for their beautifully colored and
variegated foliage. which comes from Central
Africa, is not a foliage plant, its leaves being plain green ; but
it is a really grand flowering plant, and a winter flowering plant
at that, its season of flowering being from the Christmas Holidays
until late in March.
This species,
The plant is of strong growth, attaining a height of 2 to 2%
feet, and produces dense cylindrical spikes one inch in diameter
and from 6 to 12 inches long, of beautiful rich blue flowers,
which remind one of a spike of blue Larkspur. Blue flowers at
all seasons of the year are not plentiful and always much sought
after, especially so during the winter season. We consider this
plant a perfect gem and a plant that has a great future as a
winter flowering pot plant.
21-inch pots, 60 cts. per doz.; $4.00 per Loo.
Stock plants in 4-inch pots, 15 cts. each; $1.25 per doz.;
510.00 per I00. ,
Clivia Miniatum.
Fine strong plants, in 6-inch pots, from a select strain of seed- |
lings. 50 cts. each ; $5.00 per dozen. ;
Crotons.
We offer a selection of 12 choice varieties in 3-inch pots. |
$2.00 per dozen; $15.00 per 100. |
|
Cyperus Alternifolius.
Strong, 3-inch pots, 75 cts. per doz.; $6.00 per Io.
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Cy cas rerolute
(Seco Falm)
Cycas Revoluta. (Sago Palm. )
We havea large stock of Cycas, especially in medium-sized
plants, suitable for retailing for house decoration. All of these
sizes are in very good condition and, we are certain, will give
entire satisfaction.
Stems, 3 to4in. high, 6 to 8 leaves, 12 to 15 in. long, $1.00 each
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Dieffenbachias.
Handsome decorative plants, with bold ornamental foliage,
useful for the warm conservatory.
Baraquiniana. Leaves bright, light green, irregularly spotted
with white, midrib and stems shining clear ivory-white. 50
cents each.
Bausei. Leaves yellowish green, margined and irregularly
blotched with dark green, and profusely spotted with white.
50 cents each.
Bowmanni. Rich deep green leaves, blotched with irregular
markings of light green. - 50 cents each.
Magnifica.
with blotches and spots of pure white.
Shining sombre green leaves ; thickly variegated
75 cents each.
DIEFFENBACHIA.
WHOLESALE PRICE LIST.
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DEUTZIA LEMOINEI.
Deutzias for Forcing.
Gracilis. We have a large stock of this standard variety in
strong two-year-old-plants, suitable for 6 and 7-inch pots, 75
cents per dozen; $6.00 per 100; $50.00 per 1000. Strong
one-year-old plants, 60 cents per dozen; $4.00 per 100;
£35.00 per 1000.
Gracilis Rosea. Identical with Deutzia gracilis in general
habit, but with flowers fully double the size of that graceful |
variety, to which is added the additional charm of being
suffused with a delicate rosy tint just sufficient to relieve the
dead white which is objectionable in the type, and which
will undoubtedly place itin the front rank of shrubs for winter
forcing.
Strong two-year-old plants, suitable for 6-inch pots, $1.00
per dozen; $8.00 per 100. Strong one-year-old plants 60
cents per dozen; $4.50 per 100; $40.00 per 1000.
(Llemoinei.
Deutzia Lemoinei is now a standard forcing
variety, and when better known will no doubt entirely sup- |
plant Deutzia Gracilis for this purpose. Not only is it
valuable for forcing, but it is equally good for the garden,
being just as hardy as the type, while its flowers are three
times as large, and are produced in broad-based cone-shaped
heads of from 20 to 30 flowers each, which are of the purest
white.
We offer strong two-year-old plants for forcing, suitable for
6 and 7-inch pots, $1.00 per dozen ; $8.00 per 100; $75.00
per ooo. Strong one-year-old plants, 60 cents per dozen ;
$4.50 per 100; $40.00 per 1000.
Dracznas.
Fragrans. 21-inch pots, $1.25 per dozen ; $10.00 per 100.
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Terminalis. 2(-inch pots, $1.00 per dozen ; $8.00 per 100.
Doucetti. A variegated form of D. indivisa. The foliage
is deep green, broadly edged with creamy white; beautiful
and rare. Strong plants, $2.00 each.
Lantuginosa. A beautiful bronze-colored form of D.
indivisa, and considered by many the most desirable of this
type. Strong plants, $2.00 each.
DRACAENA GODSEFFIANA.
Ficus Elastica. (Rubber Plant.)
4-in. pots, Io to 12 in. high, $3.00 per doz.; $25.00 per I00.
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Ficus Falcata.
An improvement on Ficus Repens, of the same climbing habit
attaching itself to walls, etc., but of a denser, closer growth,
with smaller foliage. 15 cts. each; $1.50 per dozen.
Ficus Repens.
A well known, small-leaved variety, of trailing or creeping
habit. 3-inch pots, $1.25 per dozen ; $10.00 per 100.
Gerbera Jamesoni.
(The Barberton or Transvaal Daisy.)
We offer a good lot of 24% -inch pot plants ready for delivery
October Ist. 35 cents each, $4.00 per dozen ; $30.00 per 100.
GERBERA JAMESONI. —( TRANSVAAL DAISY. )
HENRY A. DREER, 714 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
FROND OF ADIANTUM CHARLOTT,
PINE... HE Rae
As usual our stock of Ferns is very large, about half a million being now in pots ready to send out.
entirely of varieties suitable for florists’ use.
Choice Varieties
New Adiantum Charlotte.
Our illustration gives a faint idea of the beauty and grace of
this new Maidenhair ; it is entirely distinct from all other varie-
ties, and even more graceful than 4. gracil/imum, and possess-
ing the advantage of having much stouter, stiffer stems, on ac-
count of which it forms more shapely plants, and increases its
value for cutting purposes.
2-inch pots, 60 cents per dozen; $4.00 per I00.
3 6“ 75 ee “é 6.00 6“
Adiantum Farleyense.
3-inch pots, $2.00 per dozen; $15.00 per I00.
4 “e 4.50 “c 35.00 GG
CIBOTIUM SCHIEDEI.
Our collection is made up
of Special Merit.
Adiantum Rhodophyllum.
This variety is always scarce, and while it does not compare
with Farleyense in a large specimen, in a small plant it resem-
bles it very much, and has the advantage of succeeding under
ordinary cultivation.
2-inch pots, 75 cents per dozen; $5.00 per Ioo.
Asplenium Nidus Avis.
The ‘‘ Bird’s Nest Fern.’’ A fine, thrifty lot of strong 3-inch
pot plants, 25 cents each ; $2.50 per dozen.
Cibotium Schiedei.
This is undoubtedly the finest of all Tree Ferns in use for dec-
orative purposes, and, though appearing very soft, is in fact very
hardy, as has been demonstrated by the leading decorators
throughout the country, succeeding admirably as a house plant,
which is not the case with any other Tree Fern. It possesses a
graceful and delicate appearance that is found in no other plant.
It is a variety that is always scarce and difficult to obtain. We
have succeeded in growing a fine lot of this variety, and offer
beautiful decorative plants of it.
5-inch pots, $1.00 each; $10.00 per dozen.
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Microlepia Hirta Cristata.
We consider this one of the finest Ferns in cultivation to grow
into specimen plants, and while it is of such a delicate, graceful
appearance that would lead one to think that it was useless as a
house fern, it is nevertheless one of the best for this purpose,
and when well grown meets with as ready sale as the popular
Boston Fern.
2Y%-inch pots, $0.75 per dozen; $6.00 per 100. |
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RINE FERNS “eéntinued
Nephrolepis Bostoniensis.
(Boston Fern.)
2 in. pots, 60 cts. per doz.; $4.00 per 100
$35.00 per 1000. 6 in. pots, $5.00 per doz.
$40.00 per 100.
Nephrolepis Piersoni.
Without a doubt the greatest acquisition in
Ferns that has been introduced in many years
and one that we believe will become fully as
popular as the Boston Fern. We are now
booking orders for delivery early in February
which will be filled in strict rotation. We
anticipate that the demand for this grand Fern
will be greater than has ever been experienced
for a new decorative plant, and that it will tax
the introducers’ ability to produce sufficient
stock, early orders are therefore advised ‘to
insure prompt delivery.
Prices for strong 2%-inch pots for delivery
early in February.
$1.00 each ; $9.00 per dozen.
50 plants at 60 cents each. 100 plants at 50
cents each. 500 plants at 45 cents each.
1000 plants at 40 cents each. NEPHROLEPIS PIERSONI.
General Collection of
FINE FERNS
5 or more of a kind at 100 rate; 250 or more of a kind at 1000 rate.
Inch Pots Per100° Per 1000 Inch Pots Per100 Per 1000
Adiantum Aithiopicum . 3 $10 00 Adiantum Formosum . . . 3 $10 00
se Bellum . 2 5 00 “s Fergusonil 3 10 00
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BRAWN FOR
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HYDRANGEA. HORTENSIS MARIESII.
Genista Fragrans.
A nice lot of 4-in. pot plants, $2.00 per doz.; $15.00 per 100.
Dreer’s Superb Gloxinias:
A most carefully selected strain, with large erect flowers of |
the Crassifolia type. :
We offer either separate colors as blue, red, or white, or in
choice mixtures ; large, sound bulbs, ready in December, at 50
cents per dozen ; $4.00 per 100; $30.00 per I000.
Hydrangea Otaksa.
A fine lot of open field-grown plants, with 5 to 6 shoots, $3.50
per dozen ; $25.00 per I00.
Hydrangea Hortensis Mariesii.
One of the most distinct and effective varieties yet introduced.
It is especially remarkable for the large size and distinct color of
its sterile flowers, which are fully 3 inches across; of a light pink
color tinted with mauve.
A variety that we have every reason to believe will become
popular as a forcing plant when better known. We offer a
limited lot of 5-in. pots at 50cts. each ; $5.00 per dozen.
Hydrangea Hortensis Variegata.
We offer a fine lot of this pretty variegated leaved variety in
strong open ground plants. 25 cts. each; $2.50 per dozen.
Isolepis Gracilis.
A useful plant with graceful grass-like dark green drooping
foliage, for vases, baskets, etc.
3-inch pots, 60 cts. per dozen; $4.00 per 100.
Ixoras.
These are among the showiest of our stove-flowering plants.
The foliage is pretty and attractive, while the flowers, borne in
large terminal corymbs, shaped somewhat like a Bouvardia, are
of most brilliant colors.
Chelsoni. Bright orange’ salmon, shaded with pink.
Coccinea. Bright red, in very large corymbs.
Dixiana. Deep orange, in large trusses.
Javanica.
Parviflora.
Orange, very distinct.
A choice white yariety.
35 cts. each ; the set of 5 for $1.50.
MARANTA.
Jasminums
i Per doz. Per 100
Gracillimum. 2/-inch pots . $0 60 $4 00
ee 5 ee ee 3 50 25 [ele)
Grandiflorum. 24 « « 75 6 00
Kempferia Gilbertii.
An attractive stove plant, with long, deep green leaves,
which are conspicuously bordered with white.
3-inch pots, 15 cts. each; $1.50 per dozen.
Lapageria.
5-inch pots. .
5 oe
Rosea.
Alba.
$1 50 each.
3 oo ce
Lilacs for Forcing.
(Ready late in November.)
We offer a fine lot of pot-grown plants, well set with buds
and in excellent condition for forcing, in the two most desirable
varieties.
$6.00 per doz.
45.00 per 100.
Charles X. Purple, of large size .
Maria Lagraye. Single, pure white .
Marantas.
Amabilis. 3-inch pots, 25 cts. each; $2 50 per doz.
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Bella. 3 “é 3 25 6“ “ec 2 50 6“
Goveiana. BG” 68 Tals GG Bs De)
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Makoyana. BGG, “NOB if) 1 G8, 06 § @o)
Rosea Lineata. 3 “e “ec 75 ee < 7 50 “<é
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Musa.
Enseta (The Abyssinian Banana. )
A nice lot of this useful plant.
$3.00 per dozen.
Religiosa.
but with harder, heavier foliage.
$3.50 per dozen.
5-inch pots, 30 cts. each ;
Similar in general habit to the Abyssinian Banana,
5-inch pots, 35 cts. each ;
PANDANUS VEITCHI.
Pandanus Veitchi.
A fine lot of 6-inch pots, $1.00 each.
Pandanus Utilis.
An exceptionally good lot of plants; the 6-inch pots are of |
extra good value. |
Per doz. Per 100 Per 1000 |
2 -inch pots . $0 75 $6 00 $50 00 |
3 Of I 00 8 00 70 00
4 Ge 2 00 15 00 :
6 ee . 60 cts. each. |
Pansies—Dreer’s Royal Exhibition.
Strong seedlings from seed bed ; ready about October 2oth.
75 cts. per 100; $5.00 per I000.
Passiflora.
Per doz. Per 100
Coerulea a OIE a fo 75 $6 co
Decaisneana Variegata . 75 6 00
Princeps . . 50 cts. each.
Peperomia.
Per doz. Per 100
Maculosa. 3-inch pots . $1 00 $8 00
Metallica. 3 ag I 00 8 00
Poinsettia Pulcherima.
A good lot of 3-inch pot plants. $1.00 per dozen; $8.00 |
per 100.
Dreer’s Double Petunias. |
Our Double Petunias are too well known to require special |
description, we simply wish to call attention to the fact that the |
stock which we offer is selected and propagated every season |
from seedling plants, thus securing a life and vigor which is not |
found in plants which have been propagated year after year from
cuttings.
The stock this season promises better than ever, both in the
quality of plants as well as in the selection of varieties. Strong |
3-inch stock plants will be ready early in October. |
$1.25 per .dozen; $10.00 per 100,
$1.50.
Set of 15 varieties, |
DREER’S SUPERB DOUBLE FRINGED PETUNIA.
Plumbago. Per doz. Per 100
Capensis. 3-inch pots $0 75 $6 00
Ge Alba. 3-inch pots 75 6 00
Primula Sinensis Fimbriata.
(Chinese Fringed Primrose.)
An extra fine strain, 214-inch pots, 60 cts. per dozen ; $4 00
| per 100,
Rhododendrons for Forcing.
We offer a fine lot of these in varieties especially suited for
Easter and early forcing. (Ready late in November. )
: Per doz. Per 100
15 to 18 inches high, bushy, 6 to Io buds . $9 00 «= $70 00
13) to 2On shes eenars GG 8 toir2 * 6 I2 00 90 00
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DREER’S CHIN
HENRY A. DREER, 714 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa
g OUR LEADING |
SPECIALTY
We again call special attention to our stock of Palms, which is the
largest and most complete in the country, especially in the varieties
and sizes used in the general florist trade; our stock of Kentias
alone occupying over one and a half acres of glass, and all other
popular varieties being on hand in proportionate quantities.
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Special Notice.—O™ measurements of plants, where given, as in the case of Palms, etc., etc., mean the height
of the plant from the top of
position.
; is from the bottom of the pot to the tip of the longest leaf,
.
Areca Lutescens.
Per doz. Per 100
2-in. pots, 8 to Io in. high, I plant in pot $0 75 $6 00
SOS i vo) tly cg = GG 2plantsinpot I 25 10 00
Ace Pe Koike) Go OG Beene aR (250 20 00
5 “ce “6 18 «« ‘é > “ec se be 5 foje) 40 00
6 << ““c 24 to 26 << “é 5 to 6 ““ ce GF 9 00 75 feye)
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Each Per doz.
Io *< “ec 42 to 45 ce ce 3 ee ce 6 $5 fele) $60 fele)
Areca Speciosa.
A distinct species with dark green pinnz and copper colored |
stems. :
3-inch pots, 6 inches high, 35 cents each.
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Areca Verschafelti.
We offer a fine lot of this handsome and useful variety which
always isscarce. 2-inch pots, 6 to 8 inches high, $1.50 per doz.;
$10.00 per I00.
Chamerops Excelsa.
8-inch pots, 24 to 30 inches high, $1.50 each.
Chamezrops Humilis.
7-inch pots, 20 to 24 inches high, $1.50 each.
Cocos Bonetti.
We offer a few specimen plants of this rare variety, which for
out-door decoration is without doubt the best Palm now in culti-
vation being hardier even than the Phcenix, which it somewhat
resembles in general appearance, but is more graceful.
7-inch pots, 28 to 30 inches high, 36-inch spread . $6.00 each.
7 ce 36 to 40 ce ce 40 “ “é 7.50 &e
9 “ec «é 48 “e ce 48 “e ““ . 10.00 “é
12 “ <“* 4% feet high, 4% feet spread . m3 0,00) ce
15 Fe 6 ce “é 6 <é ce “ 50.00 “e
15 “ “ec 6 “é “é 7 ““ “é A 60.00 “é
Cocos Insignis.
24-inch pots, $1.00 per dozen ; $8.00 per 100.
Cocos Weddeliana.
A good lot of 3-inch pots, Io to 12 inches high, $2.00 per
dozen ; $15.00 per 100.
A limited lot of large plants, $2.50, $5.00, and $6.00 each.
the pot to the top of the plant in its natural
We make this explanation of our way of measuring, as many growers contend that the proper measurement
and make their offers in that way.
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Geonoma Gracilis.
2-inch pots, $1.00 per dozen; $8.00 per 100.
Kentia Sanderiana.
A desirable new and rare variety.
3-inch pots, 12 inches high, $0.50 each.
5 “e ce 20 “e ce De 50 ee
- Kentia Macarthuri.
2-inch pots, 6 inches high, $1.25 per dozen ; $10.00 per 100,
Made-Up Kentias.
Per doz. Per 100
3. plants in a 4-inch pot, 15incheshigh $4 50 $35 00
BOLL GO OC Fie IB GG. Yay ti) “iK@)_» OG coz . $2 50 each.
4 CCR ECS: (£5) 9G 42 to 48 ce GOr 5 CO ¢«<
All the above are nicely furnished plants.
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KENTIA.
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Phoenix Canariensis.
Each
6-inch pots, 24 to 26 inches high, bushy, stocky plants, $1 25
66 “ 26 to 28 66 6c “cc 6c 6c I 75
8 «“ 6c 28 to 30 6“ 66 66 “é 6 2 00
KENTIA BELMOREANA. Phoenix Reclinata.
Per doz. Per 100
Kentia Belmoreana. ZINCH POLST Muay ame aeteece cs teurpon7o( | POECe
Perdoz. Per100 Per1000 | 3 % of SUR MC as Teton i, Yc. Se E25 aS pie
2%-in. pots, 4 leaves, 8 to1oin. high $1 50 $12 00 $100 oo | 4 site elt Heater fecalsl-se oe. BATRA ESI OQ 25
BE SE Sewn 2) tours Cates 22 )'5O!-"20) 00) 180 OO ° ° .
4 y 5 to 6 5 15 to 18 ‘6 «<6 4 50 35 00 300 00 3 Phoenix Rupicola. age. eee00
5 ¢ 6 “ 8to20 % <«§ 7 50 60 00 ieee ean g $1 00 $8 00
6 “ &6to7 “ I8to20% 900 75 00 znd polsi d SMA ibe nrsrh ell ie! Ke ae: ok
Bacbyiberdoz, | 3:0 4° siege 2 eee ore ee I 50 : 00
Opera Soc hitorOue 6 ZA eS ity tc.) PICO PL2 foo 4 ee ee tele pale eee (ce ata Sho} exe)
3 ce 66 2 “e“ a4 to 28 «« « Weecst I 25 15 feye) 5 OY J re Pee he ty Mei Ey aan eect 5 00 40 0O
66 “é ee 2 to o) ce ee 7 é I ro) I oo |
7 &6to7 “ 30to S oe oe 24 00 | Ptychosperma Alexandrea.
8 “ “6to7 “ 36toq2‘ « ers 2 50 30 00 aes Per doz. Per 100
SPN cine R24 inchypotsmne ea erwin se enna tt ene BOU7.5 $6.00
Kentia Forsteriana. Bie. c. 6 lek OORT Tv alts 3 oontasitoo
Per doz. Per 100 Per 1000 | ‘5 A
24%-in. pots, 4leaves, 8toroin. high $1 50 $12 00 $100 00 Thrinax Parviflora.
4 in. p g 5
3, AI 86 SERS eM 2RtOnGaCes ee. 2 FOr, 20,00! 1801.00. | Perdoz. Per 100
AMC Ct ORO menu TE TOM Suse 4.66 4350) “AE OO,\-300, OO |, 234 -inchipotsin ty (aay ecieyl seo! apt BT 25 $8 00
; Each Perdoz. | 3 ce se I 50 I2 00
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Ton sisal sae Grate 30) tong O.i66) 68 200 24 00 |
B 66 66 6 «é 42 66 6“ 2 50 30 00 |
8 66 & (Hace 42 to 48 66 6 3.50 2 00
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9 “ £6to7 ‘ 5 feet in height 7 50
Io “ “6to7 ‘ 5% to 6 feet . 10 00
Latania Borbonica.
Perdoz. Per 100 Per 1000 |
24-inch pots, 4 to 5 leaves. . . . . . $0 60 $5 00 $40 ©0 |
Bi SCO MCONON ACC Pitan ten J TOO\s68) OO 75 OC. |
ieee SG GG Fy to) (oye 15 in. high 2 50 20 00
Gumuace MMS COROP ce S to) ZONE 16) O/00. 75, CO
Each Per doz.
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50 30 00
Livistona Rotundifolia.
; Per doz. Per 100
2EInchapotsiunls . mae mennd ieee i Me ST 25° $1000
4 Pp 5
Licuala Grandis.
A limited lot of 214 -inch pots of this rare and beautiful species,
50 cents each. PHCENIX CANARIENSIS.
SWAINSONA.
Russelia.
Per 100
$6 00
Per doz.
Lemoinei Multiflora. 3-inch pots . . $0 75
Stephanotis Floribunda. .
Each Per doz.
3-inch pots og ape Nat a AF at: N0), C5 $2 50 |
Ane oy Mec ANTE, 7 alee A Ves beeches Wome 35 3 50
On SE By Seats Meera he au Nie oi Tod ae oper RL OO, |
Stigmaphyllon.
Ciliatum. (Brazilian Orchid Vine.) 4-inch pots, $3.00
per doz.
Swainsona. Per doz. Per 100
Galegifolia Alba. 3-inch pots . . $0 75 $6 00
Solanum.
Jasminoides Grandiflora. .. . . . $0 75 $6 00
AZUreuine ae ee. eee 75 6 00
Smilax.
2-inch pots . . $2.50 per 100; $20.00 per 1000.
Schismatoglottis Picta.
A handsome plant for the warm conservatory, somewhat on
the style of growth of the Dieffenbachias, but more vigorous ;
foliage deep green, with greyish white markings. 50 cts. each.
Stevia Serrata.
Per doz. Per 100
24-inch pots De iow Mien ea . $0 50 $4 00
4 Me See oo A eee eed TOO 7 00
Spherogyne Latifolia.
A magnificent hot-house decorative plant, with large, bold,
dark-green foliage from 12 to 16 inches long and 8 to Io inches
wide ; a striking exhibition plant. 75 cts. to $1.00 each.
Sanseviera Zeylanica.
2% -inch pots . 75 cts. per doz; $6.00 per 100.
HENRY A. DREER, 714 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
SANSEVIERA ZEYLANICA.
STEPHANOTIS.
Double Violets. Marie Louise.
A fine lot of thrifty healthy plants of this most desirable
standard variety, in strong and field-grown clumps. $1.25 per
doz.; $8.00 per 100; $75.00 per 1000. (Ready about Sep-
tember 25th. )
Single Violets.
The varieties offered below are great improvements over the
old sorts, which were practically of little use except at such
| seasons when double flowering sorts were not to be had, while in
these new sorts the flowers are of such immense size that they
are fully as desirable as the finest doubles. We offer strong
field-grown clumps.
Admiral Avellan, reddish purple, of good size.
La France, rich violet blue, large and very fragrant.
Luxonne, soft violet purple, very fragrant. ;
Princess of Wales, intensely fragrant, soft violet-blue.
75 cts. per doz.; $6.00 per 100.
Vriesia.
Splendens. A beautiful Bromiliad with light green foliage,
transversely marked with brownish black bars, as shown in
the illustration. It throws up a tall spike of brilliant scarlet
bracts, from which the yellow flowers are produced. The rich
coloring of the bracts continues fora long time. An excellent
house plant in every way, as it does not suffer from a dry
atmosphere. (See cut.) 35 cents each.
LUXONNE VIOLET.
Hard
Perennial Plants.
Weare handling this class of Plants in immense quantities. Our list embraces all desirable species
and varieties.
For descriptions and illustrations see our Retail Catalogue for 1902.
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; Per doz.
Acanthus Latifolius. 3-inch pots . $1 00
Mollis. 3-inch pots. . Bir I 00
Aconitum, Barbatum. Strong . I 25
Napellus. Strong . : I 25
Uncinatum .. LORS Re ERR {heaEe25
Achillea, Filipendulina. Strong divisions 75
Millefolium Roseum. 3 inch pots . 60
The Pearl. 3-inch pots away 60
Tomentosum. Strong divisions I 0O
Eupatorium. Strong divisions . 75
Actza, Spicata (White Baneberry) . I 00
Spicata Rubra (Red Baneberry ) I 25
Adonis, Pyrenaica ...... . I 50
Vernalis . Say luceg NaC A Pee : 75
Egopodium, Podagraria Variegata
3-inch pots. . UAL AR eo OO 75
Aiuga, Reptans Rubra. 3-inch pots . 75
Genevensis. 3-inchpots .... . 75
Alyssum, Rostratum. 3-inch pots . I 00
Saxatile Compactum. 3-inch pots 75
Amsonia, Tabernzemontana. Strong
divisions . : I 00
Anchusa, Italica. Nore 75
Anthemis, Tinctoria. 2 -inch pots 60
GY Pallida. 2%/-inch pots . 60
Anemone Japonica. 3-inch pots 75
Field grown plants Lion I 00
Alba. 3-inch pots. | . 75
ss Field grown plant I 00
Lady Ardilaun. 3-inch pots \ a5
Go GG Field grown plants. 1 00
Queen Charlotte. 3-inch pots ~ 75
GG BG Field grown plants I 00
Whirlwind. 3-inch pots nk 75
& Field grown plants . I 00
Pennsylvanica. 3-inch pots 75
Sylvestris. Strong plants... . . 75
a Eliza Fellman (New).
Strong plants 1 50
Anthericum, Liliastrum. Strong 75
Liliago. Strong . . iain 75
Aquilegia, Chrysantha. Strong clumps 75
«« Alba. Strong clumps 75
California Hybrids. Strong clumps . 75
Canadensis. Strong clumps . 60
Coerulea. Strong clumps. . . I 00
Haylodgensis. Strong clumps . 75
Shinneri. Strong clumps. . . . 75
Vulgaris Alba. Strong clumps . 60
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Arenaria, Balearica. 3-inch pots . . . $0 75 $6 00
Grandiflora.. . ites i Mme! i. TOO 8 00
Arabis, Alpina. 3-inch pots ..... 75 6 co
Alpina flora plema. Divisions. , . . 1 00 8 oo
Asclepias, Tuberosa. Strong 75 6 00
Artemesia, Abrotamnum. Strong
divisions. Sh ae enna es Ce 75 6 00
Purshiana. 4-ineh pots. ...... 75 6 0O
Stellariana. 3-inchpots ...... 75 6 00
Hardy Asters. (Michaelmas Daisies. )*
The hardy Asters are among the showiest of our late fall
flowering plants, and give a wealth of bloom at a season when
other flowers in the hardy border are generally wanting.
| Amellus Elegans. Very large. Light blue.
Amethystinus. Large amethyst blue.
Datschi. Late white, in feathery sprays.
Formosissima. Deep lilac shaded purple.
Horizontalis. Small, rosy lilac flowers.
Levis. Light blue.
Lady Trevelyan. A.fine, large white.
Tirs. F. W. Raynor. Light purplish crimson.
Nove Angliz. Large bluish purple.
Rubra. Bright rose color.
Ptarmicoides. A useful, small white, for cutting.
Robert Parker. A fine lavender blue.
Snowflake. Small, but very free white.
White Queen. Large white.
s Strong plants. $1.00 per dozen; $8.00 per Loo.
Grandiflorus. The finest of all, and distinct in character
and flower from all others. The flowers frequently measure 2
| inches in diameter ; are of a lovely violet blue. It is the latest
flowering variety in cultivation, and by lifting the plants can be
flowered in connection with Chrysanthemums, where its effect is
very beautiful.
$1.50 per dozen; $10.00 per 100.
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BOCCONIA CORDATA.
CAMPANULA, PYRAMIDALIS.
Per doz.
Aubretia, Deltoides. 3-inch pots . $I 00
Hendersoni. 3-inch pots. I 00
Leichtlini. 3-inch pots 2us I 00
Baptisia Australis. Strong plants . 75
Tinctoria. Strong plants 75
Bocconia Cordata. Strong plants 75
Boltonia, Asteroides. Strong divisions 75
Latisquama. Strong divisions 75
Callimeris Incisa. Strong plants . 75
Callirhoe, Involucrata. 3-inch pots 75
Caltha, Palustris. Strong divisions 75
fl. pl. Strong divisions. . . ..... #+%&JI00
Campanula Alliarizfolia. Strong plants 75
Backhousei. 3-inch pots ices? 75
Carpatica. Strong plants 75
‘ Alba. Strong plants 75
Celtidifolia. Strong plants 75
Glomerata. Strong plants . I 00
< Alba. Strong plants I 00
Grosseki. Strong plants 75
Tedia. Strong plants 75
Punctata. 3-Inch pots 75
Persicifolia. Strong divisions aie 75
se Alba. Strong divisions. 75
BG Gigantea [loerheimei
(new) Sie Shaya I 50
Pyramidalis. Strong, one-year-old 75
Trachelium. Strong plants . ae 75
Caryopteris, [astacanthus. Strong,
3-inch pots 2 a ou 6) Are 75
Centaurea, Hirta Nigra Variegata.
Strong plants . REPEAL So Gee a 75
Glastifolia. Strong plants . 75
Tontana. Strongplants. ...... 75
«« Lady Hastings. Strong plants 75
«¢ Alba. Strong plants . foe 75
‘«* Rubra. Strongplants.... 75
Cardamine Pratensis Plena. 3-inch pots 75
Catananche Coerulea. Strong plants I 00
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Centranthus Coccinea.
Alba. 3-inch pots. .. nites
Cephalaria Alpina. Strong plants .
Cerastium Tomentosum. 3-inch pots
Chelone, Lyonii. Spee He Ts
Obliqua Alba.
Glabra .
3-inch pots
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Strong clumps ae cg hig ems
Maximum Triumph. Strong clumps .
Chrysogonum, Virginianum. Strong
clumps 4c ot cee mn reves
Cimicifuga, Racemosa.
Dah urica. Ses a ee
Circzea Alpina. 3-inch pots... ..
Clematis, Davidiana. Strong clumps
Integrifolia. Strong clumps .
Recta. One yearseedlings.. ...
Coreopsis, Lanceolata. Strong clumps
Grandiflora. Strong clumps
Sennifolia. Strong plants int
Coronilla Varia. 3-inchpots ....
Delphinium Belladonna. Strong plant
Chas. Reid. Strongplants . ;
Chinensis. Strong, one-year-old
Formosum. Strong, one-year-old .
Sulphureum. Strong, one-year-old .
Dianthus, Deltoides. Strong one-year-old
clumps .. x
Plumarius.
Barbatus.
Dictamnus, Fraxinella.
Fraxinella, Alba. .
Dielytra, Spectabilis.
Eximia. Strong ...
Digitalis Gloxinzflora.
year-old. . Peer ou eT LA op
Grandiflora. Strong, one-year-old
Lanata. Strong, one-year-old .
Purpurea. Strong, one-year-old
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(Sweet William). Strong .
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DORONICUM CAUCASICUM.
Per doz.
Doronicum, Caucasicum. Strong divis-
LODS EMMA mney ear Nis relates ae ls $1 00
Excelsum. Strong divisions . . . . I 00
Draba, Androsacea. Strong plants y 75
Dodecatheon, [edia. (American Cowslip) I oo
Dracocephalum, Ruyschianum. Strong
GimiSlon'st,pamye tere E shy 0: I 00
Altaiense. Strong plants . I 00
Epimedium, Lilacea. Lilac 2 00
Macranthum. Purple lilac 2 00
Niveum. Pure white ; 2 00
Sulphureum. Light yellow 5; j 2 00
€Erigeron, Glaucus. Strong divisions . 75
Coulteri. Strong divisions . 75
Purpureum. Strong divisions 75
Speciosus. Strong divisions 75
frinus Alpinus — 3-inch pots I 00
Albus. 3-inch pots I 00
Carmineus. 3-inch pots ...... 100
€ryngium Amethystinum. Strong
plamts\ eee ait I 25
Planum. Strong plants I 25
Eupatorium Celestinum. 3- inch pots . } 75
Ageratoides. Strong divisions . 75
Serotinum. Strong divisions . 75
Euphorbia, Corollata. Strong roots . 60
Erodium, Macradeneum . Pile taints Baxoo)
Funkia, Coerulea. Blue Day Lily 60
Alba. White Day Lily. . . I 00
Variegata. Variegated Day Lily I 00
Thos. Hogg . 3 A I 00
Gaillardia, Grandiflora. 4- inch pots : 75
Galega, Officinalis. 3-inch pots . I 00
Geranium Sanguineum. Strong plants 75
Album. Strong plants . eS 75
Ibericum. Strong plants . 75
Geum, Coccineum. . 75
Coccineum, flora plena. 75
Heldreichi . : 75
Montanum. . Sa ee ie 75
Globularia Trichosantha. Strong plants 1 25
Gillenia Trifoliata. Strong plants I 00
Gypsophila, Paniculata. Strong one-
year-old . . icles aiid 75
Paniculata, Nana’ Compacta. Strong
one-year-old Ba eras 75
Repans. Strong plants . I 00
Stevenii. Strong plants I 00
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Helenium, Autumnale Srperte: Strong
divisions. . . Mel ete DL OO’
Bolanderi. Strong divisions . . . .. 100
Grandicephalum Striatum. Strong
divisions. . . Mier dhrecr bores bid ycce 75
Hoopesi. Strong plants eae tle ie ea ylots 75
Pumilum. Strong divisions . . . . . 1 00
Helianthus, Multiflorus, fl. pl. . . . 75
Multiflorus, Maximus. ...... 75
Maximillianaeca ie ae aoe. se 75
Miss Mellishe. sa a4 e jai: costs, Geioe 75
WON TS heer pte at ae sop PDA eo ahs 75
Ong yalisn eee tree oulea hale isies 75
Rigid) 276, ce emir Seas 75
Tomentosun. . Sect 75
Helianthemum, Mutabile. | 3-inch pots I oo
Herniaria, Glabra sie I 00
Heliopsis, Pitcherianus. Strong divisions 75
Scaber Major. Strong divisions . toes 75
Heuchera, Sanguinea. 3-inch pots . . I 00
Alba. Clumps .. 5 Re BE Xofo)
Hemerocallis, Aurantica Major. New,
25 ctseachyi co emis es ae eer 4 LOO
Dumortieri ... aioe 75
Fulva. (Tawny Day. Lily) . = Ne: 60
Flava. (Yellow Day Lily). . 4 50
Kwanso fl. pl. (Double Orange me y) 50
Middendorfii . BiH a Relves rece oe
. : 75
Thunbergii ... A aeerin oee u 75
Hibiscus, Moschuetos. Strong two-year-
oldivay 75
Moschuetos, Roseus. Strong two- year-
Oldiss : 75
Moschuetos, “« Crimson Bye.”
Strong two-year-old .... ; 75
Militaris. Strong two-year- Old dae 75
Hepatica, Angulosa. 3-inch pots... 1 00
Hypericum Moserianum. Strong one-
VCAT.Ol dameeanenuasas leew uertt eke Mant ss 75
Hollyhocks. Strong one-year-old plants.
Double White, Red, “Pink, Yellow, SHPBEE
Maroon . . cue : I 00
Double Choice Mixed... ...... 75
Single Choice Mixed. Sh cerat es (rears 75
Iberis Sempervirens. Strong plants. . 75
fl. pl. Strong plants . . . aoa sitieuhs 75
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IRIS KAIMPFERI (JAPANESE IRIS).
Iris Kem pferi (Japanese Iris).
These magnificent Iris are among the most beautiful of our |
summer flowering plants, and are destined to become more
popular every season. They commence blooming about the
middle of June, and continue in flower for five or six weeks.
Many of these flowers measure from 10 to 12 inches in diameter,
and rival the orchids in their rich colorings and markings. We
offer 24 distinct varieties, which were selected while in flower
from over 75 of the best Japanese introductions.
Date=Dogu. Rich violet purple, with golden centre.
Ho=0-j0. Six large petals of a rich velvety purple deepen-
ing to the base of the petals.
Hlano=no=-mishiki. Bright violet purple, with white
veins.
Iso-no=nami. Ground color silvery white, delicately
veined and traced with violet, and golden rayed centre.
Gekka-no-nami. Comes into bloom fully a week earlier
than any other sort ; three very large silvery-white petals; with
golden-rayed centre.
Kagaribi. Ground color white, beautifully traced and
marbled with ultramarine blue ; six large petals, golden yellow
star like centre.
Kigan=no-misao. A very late flowering white with yellow
centre.
Kimino=megumi. Three large pearly white petals, deli-
cately veined with ultramarine blue, with yellow centre; with
light blue standards fringed with white.
Koki-no-iro. Six large rich royal purple petals with
golden centre.
Kumoma=no=-sora. The flower consists of three large
broad petals, ground color pure silvery white suffused in the
most delicate manner with soft light sky-blue; yellow rayed
centre. °
Kosui-no-iro. Six large petals, ground color violet veined
with white ; yellow-rayed star-shaped centre.
Kyodaisan. : Entirely distinct with three large rosy lilac
petals, with deeper veins and standards, and a golden bar in
the centre of each petal.
Kuma-funjin. Six large petals of a silvery white edged
with a broad magenta-lilac border with white veins and yellow
centre.
Meiran. Three large white petals, densely marbled and
veined with lilac, and yellow rayed centre.
Mana-dsuru. A late flowering white, with six large petals
and golden-rayed centre.
IRIS GERMANICA (GERMAN IRIS).
Iris Kempferi (Continued).
Oyodo. A fine self colored violet purple, shading deeper_at
| the base, with golden yellow bar in the centre of each petal.
Shiga-no=ura=nami. The six large petals are of (a rich
violet purple veined with white, and pure yellow star like centre,
which is surrounded by a white halo.
Shishi-ikari. Three medium sized well rounded fetals,
white ground densely veined and mottled with Cark purple, and
pure yellow centre.
Shippo. Light lilac, densely veined with purple, and pure
yellow centre.
Tsurugi=-no-mai. Six rich deep purple petals, shading
darker to the centre, with a pure yellow bar in the centre of each
petal.
Uji-no-hotaru. Six petals, deep purple shaded with blue,
_ which deepens to the centre.
Uchiu. Six petals, bright purple with crimson sheen and
few white veins, pure yellow centre.
Waku-hotei. Six large petals, pure white, veired through-
| out with purple.
Yomo-no-umi. Finest white, with six large petals, golden
yellow star-shaped centre.
Price of Strong Roots.
Named Sorts, 15 cents each; $1.50 per dozen; $10.00
per 100 ; set of 24 varieties for $3.00.
Choice Mixed Varieties, $1.00 per dozen; $8.00
per 100. ;
German Iris.
| Perdoz. Per 100
| Candicans. Feathered light blue $0 75 $6 00
Comte St. Clair. White shaded violet . 75 6 00
Honorabilis. Orange shaded brown. . . 75 6 0O
Mme. Chereau. White feathered lavender 75 6 00
Penelope. White veined violet... . . 75 6 00
Princess of Wales. Pale lavender marked
PUEDE See a TAN DRA ce aN OS al Ne ee Nero 75 6 oO
Silver Queen. Fine white feathered blue 75 6 co
Spectabilis. White penciled blue . 75 6 00
Queen of Gypsies. Lavender and bronze 75 6 co
Virgile. Bronzy red, lower petals lilac . 75 6 oO
Velveteen. Yellow, lower petals purple . 75 6 co
Walneri. Lilac, lower petals dark blue . 75 6 CO
Choice Mixed Varieties . SOOT TEGO 4 00
Iris‘Orientalis 20632 5 22 2 Galitie-semsel (09 8 00
Iris Pseudo Acorus.......... ‘1 00 8 00
WHOLESALE PRICE LIST.
33
INCARVILLEA DELAVAYI.
A new, hardy, tuberous-rooted
An introduction
Incarvillea Delavayi.
plant, very aptly called the hardy Gloxinia.
from the north of China, and one of the choicest perennials intro-
duced in recent years. It produces large, rose colored, trumpet-
shaped flowers, which last in perfection a long time. These are
produced in clusters on stems 18 inches high; a grand acquisi-
tion. 25 cents each ; $2.50 per dozen.
Per doz. Per 100
Inula, Britannica. 3-inch pots fo 75 $6 00
Ensifolia. Strong divisions. . . 75 6 00
Lamium Purpureum Variegatum.
24-inch pots. . . . No Bee aR en th 60 4 00
Liatris, Pycnostachya PARSE a cans 75 6 00
SCaniOSags ng cen ste hee S. gona 75 6 00
nicatrails 75 6 00
Graminefolia ... Ra cic been 75 6 00
Lavendula Vera (Lavender). 3-inch pots I oo 8 00
Linum Perenne. One-year-old ... . 75 6 00
Alba... . a pe ere lane vaneds eee 75 6 00
Lobelia, Cardinalis. Strongest nc 75 6 00
Queen Victoria. 3-inch pots ... 75 6 00
Lysimachia, Clethroides. Strong plants 75 6 00
Ciliata. Strong plants... .. aie 75 6 00
Nummularia . : eared: 50 4 00
Lythrum, Roseum Superbum . ar § 75 6 00
Lychnis, Chalcedonica. Strong divisions 1 00 8 00
Chalcedonica fl. pl. Strong divisions. 1 50 I2 00
OG Alba. Strong divisions. 1 50 12 00
G6 Carnea. Strong divisions 1 oo 8 00
Semperflorens Plenissima. Strong
divisions. . I 00 8 00
Vespertina, Double White. “Clumps I 25 IO 00
Splendens, Double Red. Bune: EL aai aan tae IO oo
Mertensia, Virginica. .. . Woe 75 6 00
Mentha Piperita . Si Cae eNO 50 4 00
ae Variegata..... 75 5 00
Miakds Didyma. 3-inch pots. . . 75 6 00
Didyma Purpurea. 3 “ “ ... 75 6 00
Rosea. 3 Ss a 75 6 00
Splendens. yieGGints (Geer = Sea 75 6 00
Fistulosa Alba. Clumps...... 75 6 00
Morina, Longifolia .. . p 75 6 00
Myosotis, Palustris semperflorens é 60 4 co
Alpestris robusta grandiflora 60 4 00
Nepeta Mussini. Clumps ...... 100 8 00
| Juliette.
ORIENTAL POPPIES.
Per doz.
CEnothera Caespitosa. 3-inch pots . $o 75
Fraseri. ee at 75
Pilgrimi. Byte 75
Speciosus. Bh iG 75
Missouriensis. Sy ETS ACE 75
YoOunsis%3-inch pots eh 75
Omphalodes Longifolia. Strong plants 00
Pardanthus, Simensis. Strong divisions —_75
Papaver, Orientalis. An extra choice strain.
3-inch pots . 50 it 75
Nudicaule. 3-inch pots. ......, 75
Pachysandra Terminalis. Strong plants 75
Pentstemon, Barbatus _ Torryeii.
Strong divisions . yt care 75
Diffusus. Strong divisions. . . . oo
Ovatus. Strong divisions . 75
Digitalis. Strong divisions , 75
Pulchellus. Strong divisions . 75
Scouleri. Strong divisions MS Vie 75
Physostegia, Virginica. Bright but
soft pink, strong divisions . 75
Virginica Alba. Pure white, divisions : 75
Hardy Pinks.
ano DANADODN
A fine collection of strong, heavy clumps in 4-inch pots.
Alice Lee.
A fine, creamy white, fine for cutting.
Comet. Bright, rosy crimson, a fine, large flower.
Delicata. Soft, pure, pleasing, delicate rose.
Distinction. Rosy crimson, large, fine fringed flower.
Diamond. Good, pure white.
Helka. Pure white, with stout, stiff stems.
Her [lajesty. Pure white.
Homer. Rich, rosy red, with dark centre.
White laced crimson.
Laura Wilmer.
Snow, or Mrs. Sinkins.
White, with maroon centre.
An old favorite white.
$6.00 per 100.
Per
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Sparkler. Deep rose pink, with carmine markings in centre.
Stanislaus. Rose, with crimson centre.
Superba. Soft pink, with maroon centre.
Strong 4-inch pots; 75 cents per dozen ;
Per doz.
Platycodon, Japonicus fl. pl. Strong
clumps ae et en #1 00
Mariesi. Strong clumps 75
Grandiflorum.. Blue and white, ‘strong
clumps 75
34 HENRY A. DREER, 714 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa,
PAEONIES.
We have a very large and fine stock of
DOUBLE HERBACEOUS P/EONY.
Pzonies, in,strong divisions, with from 2 to
5 eyes each.
Double Herbaceous Varieties.
Per doz.
Agida. A fine dark red, rich and glowing. $
Amabilis Lilacina. Light lilac rose, with
yellowishycentres meal
Baron Rothschild. Fine bright pink
Buckyii. Flesh pink with salmon centre, a
fine full flower . .
Coralie Mathieu. Silvery rose, with lighter
mottled centre . .
Count d’ Osmond. White frie creamy
sulphur) 4, -
Delacheii. Extra fine rich deep. crimson .
Delicatissima. Guard petals rosy pink,
centre shaded rosy salmon ;
Duchesse d’ Orleans. Extra fine large
salmon pink . .
Duke of Wellington. "Soft mie with
pale creamy white centre .
Elegantissima. eee rosy ee with
chamois centre . .
Eclatante. A fine dark crimson with golden
anthers
Fragrans. <A fine deep pink, with lighter
centre . avdrtlo 8.0 opto! 6.7) 6
Festiva alba. A fine standard white
Festiva maxima. Finest large double
white ... BE Wie 10 1G
Grandiflora Nivea. Flesh color changing
to white . .
Humei. Large rose, with blush centre :
sé Carnea. Light rose with white
centres:
Hericartiana. Soft rose .
Lutea Variegata. Pale rose, creamy vel:
low centre, with tuft of rose petals .
L’Eblouissante. Bright dark rich crimson
Loe Veemion. Large, delicate blush with
narrow deep sulphur yellow petals in centre
Mad. Courrant. Delicate blush with
creamy centre :
Miranda. Deep rose, a 1 fine full flower .
Mons. Bellart. Fine purplish crimson of
LATO eMSIZ er eis i tor a eae eee eee
Modeste Guerin. Bright cherry rose .
Mons. Rousselon. Bright rosy pink with
salmon centre, a fine flower .
Psyche. Bright rose with creamy sulphur
centre . Rt Leo MOR Gk OiG sea. ol sols
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PAEONIA TENUIFOLIA.
DOUBLE HERBACEOUS VARIETIES—Continued.
Per doz. Per 100
Purpurea. A fine rich glowing purple. . $1 50 $12 00
Prolifera Tricolor. White guard petals,
yellows Cenike sm tens) Smee mn aoe aria pe ee eS O. 12 00
Perfection. Soft pink with ane centre. I 50 I2 00
Pottsii. Rosy red : eT OO) 8 oo
Queen Victoria. White tin creamy weentter
changing to pure white, a fine flower. . . 2 00 I5 00
Rosea Superba. Fine full rosy yee extra
ee large aims 2 00 15 00
Reevesi. Outer petals nen rose, centre iach I 50 12 00
Reine des Flanders. Late, deep rosy red 1 00 8 00
| Victor Moorish. An extra fine full double
Silvery pink). fy qlaei ui le ea ser cece geet oy O 25 00
| Victoire Modesta. Silvery rose guard
| petals with white centre. . . . I 50 12 00
Venustissima. Deep Peal akin moried
chamois centre . . . : Meee y 2 le5O 12 00
Early Flowering Pzonies.
These varieties are specially valuable to plant for cut flowers,
as they come into bloom fully two weeks earlier than the general
_ collection and at which time much better prices can be realized.
Our stock of Officinalis Rubra, which is always in strong demand,
is especially large and fine.
Per doz. Per 100
Officinalis (Mutabilis) Rubra. Rich
crimsonue eae $I 00 $8 00
Officinalis (Mutabilis) Rosea. cof pink I 50 I2 00
Ge GG Alba. Blush white 2 00 I5 00
Tenuifolia, Double Crimson . 2 00 I5 00
OC Single Crimson 1e25 10 00
Pzonies in Mixture.
Wight Shades of Rink) Mixed ai eeu 5 -- 75 6 00
Deep Shades of Pink Mixed... .... 75 6 00
Crimson and Purples Mixed ....... 75 6 00
White Varieties in Mixture. ....... 75 6 co
ANGColorsiMixed sees Si ser Na ee 75 6 00
WHOLESALE PRICE LIST. es
We make a specialty of Perennial Phlox, and can furnish the
popular standard varieties in large quantities, nearly one hun-
dred thousand one-year-old field grown plants being in stock.
Athis.
Andreas Hoffer.
Aquillon.
Astier Rehu.
HARDY PERENNIAL PHLOX,
Hardy Perennial Phloxes.
Deep pink, overlaid salmon, crimson eye.
A fine early white.
Carmine rose, shaded salmon, crimson eye.
Deep purplish crimson.
Bridesmaid. Pure white with large crimson eye.
‘Beranger.
Bourno
Blanc Nain.
Boule d
Bouquet Fleur.
Crystal
Cyclon.
Champs Elysee.
Croesus.
Duguesclin.
Eclaireur.
Etna.
Etoile du Nord.
Eugene
Faust.
Henry Murger.
Inspector Jurgens.
Jeanne
Jules Finger.
Jocelyn.
Liliput.
La Fondre.
La Nuit.
Lothair.
Mile. Marie Kuppenheim.
Matado
Moliere.
Marquis de St. Paul.
Michael Cervantes.
Otto Thalacker.
Ornament.
White, suffused pink, crimson eye.
uf. Carmine rose with purplish crimson eye.
Large, dwarf white.
e Feu. Bright scarlet, overlaid salmon.
White with deep rose eye.
Palace.
Carmine rose, lighter centre.
Fine rich purplish crimson.
Fiery carmine, crimson centre. i
White with dark crimson centre.
Purplish crimson with light halo.
Scarlet with dark crimson eye.
Purplish crimson.
Danzenvillier.
Pure white with cherry red eye.
White with bright rose eye.
Carmine with deeper eye.
A fine late white.
Tender rose with deep rose eye.
Dwarf, bright salmon red.
Bright magenta with crimson eye.
Deep purplish crimson.
Deep purplish crimson.
Salmon red with carmine eye.
d’Arc.
r. Bright orange scarlet, cherry red eye.
Salmon rose, deep rose eye.
Deep rose, overlaid salmon.
Pure white with bright red eye.
Magenta crimson.
Rosy magenta, crimson eye.
Obergartner Wittig. Bright magenta with red eye.
Professor Schliemann.
Pearl.
Peach Blow.
A good free white.
Delicate pink with white markings.
White with lilac markings, deeper centre.
Lilac with white edge and centre.
A good dwarf, pure white.
Salmon rose with carmine eye.
PRIMULA VERIS SUPERBA.
Hardy Perennial Phloxes (Continued).
Pacha. Deep rose with bright eye.
P. Bonnetin. Magenta, overlaid salmon.
Semiramis. Purplish magenta.
Simplon. White, suffused lilac, dark rose centre.
Sylphide. Light rose and white with deep centre.
Sunshine. Salmon pink with deep red eye.
Thebaide. Dwarf, salmon red with crimson eye.
W. Clibran. White suffused with rose and red eye.
Wm. Robinson. Rose, overlaid salmon.
Zouave. Largest, purplish crimson, red eye.
Strong one-year-old field grown plants 75 cents per dozen ;
$5.00 per 100 ; $40.00 per 1000.
Per doz. Per 100
Phlox Subulata Alba. Pure white, clumps $0 75 $5 00
Atropurpurea. Purplish rose, clumps . 75 00
Lilacina. Light lilac, clumps. ... . 75 00
Nelsoni. Pure white, clumps. ... . 75 fore)
Rosea. Bright rose, clumps HE Arai 75 Cote)
The Bride. White with rosy eye, clumps 75 co
Ameena. Clumps. 75
Divaricata Canadensis. 2% -inch pots 75
Plumbago, Larpentz. Strong clumps. I 25 I
Polygonum Cuspidatum. 3-inch pots . 75
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Sieboldi. 3-inchpots........ 75 fete)
Potentilla, Emili. Strong divisions . . 75 (ere)
Formosa. Strong divisions. . .... 75 fore)
Hopwoodiana. Strong divisions . . . 75 6 00
Phoenix. Strong divisions ...... 75 6 00
Polemonium Ceruleum ....... 1 00 8 co
Ceruleum Album ......... 100 8 co
Richardsoni ... .0 5 csoicivils aes. 2 1te50
Primula Veris Superba.
(New Giant Hardy Primrose. )
In size of flower, this is fully three times as large as any hardy
Primrose, the average size of the flower being over one inch,
and frequently over 2 inches, with trusses of bloom 6 inches in
diameter. It is perfectly hardy, grows from 10 to 12 inches
high, and begins to flower earlier and continues in bloom longer
than any other plant of the same family known tous. Its greatest
merit consists in the fact that it is not only one of the easiest
plants to force, and sells on sight when brought into flower during
the winter and early spring months, and especially so when grown
as an Easter plant.
The plants can be stored in cold frames, successive batches
being brought into a cool greenhouse to flower as required, allow-
ing about four to five weeks’ time to bring them into full bloom.
Strong plants 75 cents per dozen; $6.00 per 100.
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HENRY A. DREER, 714 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
RUDBECKIA ‘* GOLDEN GLOW.’
Per doz.
Primula, Veris (English Cowslip) $0 60
Vulgaris (English Primrose) 60
Capitata seas Aare ab aacapey utes 60
Cortusoides Loreley. Salmon, rose,
WhIte eye am riy ae Mtukes rar seit a MeL 25
Queen of Whites. Large, purewhite. 1 25
Sirius. Crimson rose, whiteeye. . . . i 25
Pyrethrum, Hybridum. Choice mixe
Seedlingssclumpsiac Maemo -traiie tl eee neg OO
Uliginosum. (Great Ox-Eye Daisy.)
Strong divisions. of 56 OD)
Ranunculus, Acris Flora Plena. Strong
GivISIONS watz wien oe ee sce te ne eae eae 75
Rhexia, Virginica. Strong divisions . 75
Rudbeckia, Fulgida. Strong clumps . 75
‘¢ Golden Glow.’’ Strong divisions. . 50
sf a Strong clumps I 50
Newmiani. Strong divisions .... . 75
Purpurea. (Giant Purple, Cone Flower. )
Strong divisions . Sek bakit ou sbimtns On redh. (0.0)
Sub-Tomentosa. Strong divisions. . 75
Maxima. Strong plants 2 00
Triloba. Strongclumps....... 75
Salvia Azurea Grandiflora. Strong
plants ices etccke neues Pome 75
Pratensis. Strong plants. . . tA OO
Santolina Chamacyparisus. 3-inch pots 60
Incanas: 3*inch) pots silent a) ee oes 60
Scabiosa, Caucasica. Blue, 3-inch pots I 00
Saponaria, Ocymoides Splendens. I 25
Saxifraga, Crassifolia. Strong divisions 1 00
Pyramidalis. Strong divisions I 25
Scutelaria, Alpina. Strong plants . I 00
Sedum, Acre. Clumps . 50
Album. Divisions 75
Glaucum. Divisions . spite SNe ie 75
Maximum Atropurpureum. Clumps 75
Pulchellum. Divisions . Aone CA 75
Sexangulare. Divisions 75
Spectabilis. Strong divisions . 12
Sempervivum, Anomalum 75
Californicum 75
Funki . ; 75
Leucanthum . itso i 75
Senecio Pulcher. Strong plants . I 25
Solidago Canadensis. Strong plants . 75
Shortia, Galacifolia. 3-inch pots . 2
Stachys, t anata. Strong divisions 75
75
Grandiflora, Superba
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Per doz.
Symphiandra, Hoffmani. Strong plants $0 75
Pendula. Strong plants .
Symphytum, Asperrimum
Variegatum .
Statice, Incana
Gmelini . Sek. eee ee
Latifolia (Great Sea I_avender)
Tartarica ain igs Uf RUSS
Stokesia, Cyanea. Strong clumps. . .
Teucrium, Canadense. Strong plants .
Thalictrum, Aquilegifolium . Re
Aquilegifolium Atropurpureum. .
Adiantifoliays es eo vas ee
Anemonoides
Dicecum .
Glaucum.
Aureo
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| Thermopsis, Caroliniana. ‘One-year-old
| Thymus, [ontanus Albus. Divisions .
Vulgaris Coccinea. Divisions. .. .
Serpyllum Aureum. 2¥-inch pots .
Tiarella, Cordifolia. Strong plants. . .
Strong .
Virginica Alba...
Tricyrtis, Hirta . .
Hirta Variegata . Sl an
Tritoma, Pfitzeri. Strong divisions
Uvaria Grandiflora. Strong divisions
Trillium, Grandiflorum. . Fidee atonltor
Trollius, Caucasicus ‘*‘ Orange Globe ’’
(CLEP RD eee Bl Pale Gir ee Jey Uiaale
Europzus. Strong plants... .
Tunica, Saxifraga. Strong plants .
Veronica, Candida. Strong divisions .
Incana. Strong divisions. . vybastteeg tS
Longifolia Subsessilis. Strong clumps
Rosea. Strong divisions . . :
Spicata. Strong divisions t
cs Alba. Strong divisions . .
86 Variegata. Strong divisions .
Rupestris. Strong divisions... .
Vernonia Arkansana. Strong plants .
Baldwini. Strong plants .
Jamesi. Strong plants . ah
Vinca [linor. Strong 3-inch pots .
Violets, Pedata. (Bird’s Foot Violet)
Pedata, Bicolor. . iti | PRIN
Hardy Yellow. 2%-inch pots... .
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BoulesdesHeujer eat. 4) 24torZ0l 1)-25)) 10700
6G Grandifloray 46 44.08 2). 24) ton30) 1 25 10,00
“6 Folia Variegata . . - . I5tor8 .1 00: 8 00
“ Jeanne DPArce i tegiain 1 18) to 24) (9,1. (00}) ..5)100
OG Wilacea ate lant 2 Ontong On, Ty, 25 03.10% OO
Gt Rubra Plena... . «2 18:to 24, - 1-00, 228 oo
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Aralia Pentaphylla . . . Eee 30 125.4, 10700
Amorpha Fruticosa. . . ... . 36 100.5 8 00
Baccharis Halimifolia . .... 36 100 68 00
Buddleya Variabilis. .. ... . 36 I 25 10 00
Berberis Thunbergii . ..... 24 100 68 oo
a6 Japonica wy se mice 30 I 25 10900 |
& Runpurea fey ee! gece A Sstoy24) p1e00; 148 00
Caragama Arborescens. .... . 18 100 68 00
Calycanthus Floridus . .. . . 24 to 30 I 25 1000
Colutea Arborescens . ..... 48 I 25 1000
Chionanthus Virginica. . . . . 2 I 25 10.00 |
Cytissus Laburnum. . . 36 I 25 10 00
Corchorus (Kerria) Japonica fl. pl. 36 100 800
ee Argentea Variegata. . 24 100 68 00 |
Cornus Sanguinea ....... 24 100 800 |
GG Blonidapes seve cash) ae 4 24tO230) 1) 25'"* 10" 00
OG INVAS Cin] aia ae aitare jesse 36 100!) * 8.00
@ Stal elSey Ga ean, dares Hae ya 48 I 25 1000
Coronilla Emerus ....... 15 to 18 715 600%.
ee Cio LAO ay ae nea 24 T7008) 00% |
Clethra Alnifolia. ....... 24 Ico 68 00 |
Cotoneaster Horizontalis. . _ . 12 12/25 10.00) |
Gy Napalensis . . 3 36 I 50 1200
UG Shnonsii, 36 1/50: 412. 00
Deutzia Candida fl. pl. . 2... 48 I 25 1000 |
Konia. Crenatay ccs A \ueho ran a 24 75a OOO!)
éf ‘f s MB rrarehanie 48 I 25 10 00
“ «< yosea plena. . . 24 75 600 HYDRANGEA PANICULATA GRANDIFLORA.
“s fe os Lettie, tees 30 100 68 00
“ Pride of Rochester .. . 24 I 00 8 00 ann . Hae Fer
6G Gt Bi sane 48 I 25 1000 | Rubus Deliciosus... . wa alee ar 243 to) Zo, BL. 50) $12.00
“6 SCabravn cc) Asher asa gern vs 48 I00 § 00 | Rhodotypos Kerinidess a mst 30 122549 O00
Eleaganus Longipes ...... 36to42 1 25 1000 | Rhus Cotinus . Ratatat 524" tows On, LOOM 16100
Exochorda Grandiflora . . ... 36 I 25 10 00 Salisburya Adiantifolia OE TDN 36 1.00 =68 00
Forsythia Viridissima . . 24 to 30 100. 8 00 Ripa he eS 60 I 50 I2 00
Hydrangea Paniculata Grandiflora 18 to 24 1 25 1000 | Staphyllea Colchica oes i 3 I 50 12 00
Itea Virginica. . . oA LS EtO! T8h 1, \OO) : (8.00 Symphoricarpus Racemosa Alba 24 f0 30 100 8 00
Lonicera (Upright Honeysuckle) ; 6s Rubra 36to42 100 8 00
“ Mbawicsty. 45 ope ete se eattoes0 elyz5iretoroo. | Vitex AgnussCastusp yg sce 0. i 36 I 25 10 00
<d Fragrantissima pies | 36 I 25 1000 | Viburnum Opulus ....... 30to36 I 25 1000
66 Grandiflora Rosea . . . 30 I 25 1000 “ Om BAER a Menan arnt 242tolZ0: 41 125 7) LOC
“ Tartarica.. . . . . . . 24to030 100 800 | Weigelia Amabilis Seite tose oti china eo tOpe4 os 75, MOL OO
Lespedeza Bicolor_ . Sy aig 36 I 25 10 00 Ke Od ee elet 20 RtON3 Ops 11525) gLOLOO
Philadelphus Alba, fl; ot sea 15 75 600 “ Gertie ee es ae TOMtored! 75) 4103/00
aac 30 I 25 10 00 & 6a A Fae ah rnin ty an gee OtOrA 2) 4 Be 25 5 (LOLOO
£< Boule D Argent cn. 26-10) tO 24,4;%, 50,! 1260 ce Eva Rathke (new). . . 1I8to24 100 8 oo
GG Coronaria fy 71} to 18 75. 600 te Hortensis Rosea. . . . 48 Tei25¢5 10;co
a es imu 36 I 25 1000 “6 “6 Nivea’... 2:1) ) 18 to 24 75h; 0:00
a Grandiflorus. . . . 18to24 100 8 00 “ Candida’ 222) ayiz!yp. 2): 48 I 25 10 00
Ke Gerbe de Neige . 18to24 I 50 12.00 UG Nana Variegata . . . . 18 to 24 75. 6 00
GG Roseeflorus fl. pl. . 15 to 18 75°) 600 “ “e “e ek . 30t0 36 100 8 co
Syringa (Lilac) Vulgaris . . . . 1I8to24 1 25 1000 | Xanthoceras Sorbifolia. . . .. I8to24 200 I5 00
o Sf ce Al bani sRE? 18? to248 Tl2in 1000
se Jlossikane git J)/c9s9 1 Os ato) 301 812529 Too Hedge Plants.
cs PRersica -Allbas)*. °° %% 36 I 25 1000 5 b q
Spirza ao ony Waterer 2 years old 75 600 Scns Privet. ;
BY SSeeN URS ane lies I 25 1000 | 15 to 18 inches high, ‘ $2.00 per 100; $15.00 per 1000
Gs Arguta Multiflora. . . . . 18to24 100 800 | 18 * 24 ot 3.00 OG 25; 00 7457556
6“ Aricefoliagh lon ve payst osha 18 to 24), 1 i00 8 00 24 *6 3 6“ ‘< Ze5Ourss ‘“ 30.00 ** 6“
66 BillardiweAlbar ye vss 24 75 6 00 30 «“ 36 66 66 4.00 < 66 35.00 6é ““
a §6 Coe 5 36 DOO OOO milN3 Obese Aa oaiae’ ¢ ReOOls aoe ance A OOs soe se
6 e Rosea iB 36 I 00 68 00
“ “ “ Maly 48 I 25 1000 Osage Orange.
Suter DOUglasis aie ius, 4) c)64 424) t0.30) | 1) 00)"./8: CO Strong two-year-old, 75 cents per 100 ; $5.00 per 1000.
ce Prunifolia fl. pl. . . 2...) =24 to 30 I 00 8 00 i ws
Due eINeeVeSItlyp larry stcuh alc. 36 I 25 10 00 Berberis Thunbergii.
Soe anekiouttel ooo) ue 2) 9) 24%to, 30). 1),.25. 1O).00 24 inches high, $1.00 per dozen ; $8.00 per 100.
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HARDY ORNAMENTAL GRASSES
: Per doz. Per 100
Arundo_Donax. Strong, dormant eyes . $I oo $8 oo
“ ** WVariegata. Strong, dormant
S <6 EYES :s. Sy enece nian: Nore OO I5 00
3G ‘¢ Macrophylla Glauca. New 2 00 I5 00
Erianthus Ravenne. Strong, according to size,
$6.00, $8.00 and IO 00
Eulalia Japonica Variegata. Strong, according to
size . Cann ee $6.00, $8.00 and 10 00
Eulalia Japonica Zebrina. Strong, according to size, i: ae
$6.00, $8.00 and IO 00
Eulalia Gracillima Univittata. Strong, according to
size . Spee ss . $6.00, $8.00 and ~ 10 00
Phalaris Arundinacea Variegata ( Variegated Ribbon
Grass) yop ae ae 5 00
Uniola Latifolia Strong plants . -I0 00
HARDY CLIMBERS ©
Akebia Quinata.
Strong 4-inch pots, $1.25 per dozen ; $10.00 per Ico.
Ampelopsis Veitchii. (Ready November.)
Strong two-year-old plants, $1.25 per dozen ; $10.00 per Ioo.
Extra selected two-year-old plants, $1.50 per dozen; $12.00
per 100.
Ampelopsis Virginica.
Strong two-year-old field grown plants, $1.25 per dozen; $10.00
per 100.
Apios Tuberosa.
Strong tubers, $2.00 per 100.
Aristolochia Sipho (Dutchman’s Pipe Vine).
(Ready in November.)
Extra heavy strong long vines, $4.00 per dozen.
Bignonia. (Trumpet Creeper.)
Grandiflora.
Radicans.
Strong plants, $3.00 per dozen.
é sCetbn TOO, 165
Large Flowering Hardy Clematis.
(Ready in November.)
We have again this season a fine stock of good, strong plants,
two years old, own roots.
Boskoop Seedling. Extra large lavender.
Duchess of Edinburgh. Double pure white.
Fairy Queen. Pale flesh with a pink bar.
Gypsy Queen. One of the finest rich purple varieties.
Henryi. Finest large single white.
Jackmanni. The popular dark, rich, royal purple.
Lilacina Floribunda. Pale blue.
M. Koster. Bright rosy carmine.
Madame Baron Veillard. Light rose, shaded lilac.
Mme. Van Houtte. Pure white ; extra fine.
Mme. Edouard Andre. Nearest approach to red.
Miss Bateman. White, with chocolate-red anthers.
Standishi. Light blue.
The Gem. Deep lavender blue.
The President. Bright bluish purple.
$3.00 per dozen; $25.00 per I00.
Clematis Paniculata.
An extra fine large stock of this most popular climber:
Strong one-year-old plants, 60 cents per dozen; $4.00 per I0o.
<< two-year-old plants, 75 <“* Oe Gloo ss '<s
‘< three-year-old plants, $1.00 Ke (S301) Lm OG
| established.
| high, 3 to 5 shoots.
Clematis Crispa, Coccinea and
Flammulia.
Strong two-year-old plants, $1.00 per dozen, $7.00 per I00.
Honeysuckles.
In. pots. Perdoz. Per 100
Halleana. (Hall’s Monthly) ... 2% $050 $4 00
“é 73 “ec 4 I oo 8 oo
Evergreen . 24 50 4 00
3G , 4 I 00 8 00
Variegated . 2 50 4 00
GG : 4 I 00 8 00
The Climbing Hydrangea.
(Schizophragma Hydrangeoides. )
This grand climber, though introduced from Japan in 1879, is
always scarce and but rarely offered forsale. It is one of the
most desirable and interesting of our hardy climbers, and though
at first slow in growth, it is of vigorous habit after it once becomes
Its flowers, which are borne in large trusses, are
similar toa white Hydrangea, and when in flower, during July and
August, make a handsome display. It is one of the best flowering
| vines we know of for planting against a tree or wall, as it clings
naturally to any rough surface and requires no support or tying.
4-inch pots, $3.00 per dozen.
Ipomcea Pandurata (Hardy Moon Flower).
Strong dormant roots, 50 cents per dozen ; $4.00 per 100.
Hardy English Ivies.
An extra fine lot of strong, bushy plants in 4-inch pots, 3 feet
$1.25 per dozen ; $10.00 per 100.
Lathyrus Latifolius Albus.
(White Perennial Pea. )
A desirable plant of climbing habit, growing about 5 feet
high, producing pure white flowers the entire summer; excellent
for cutting ; strong plants. $1.50 per dozen; $12.00 per 100. °
Lathyrus Latifolius Splendens.
A fine rose colored variety of the above. $1.50 per dozen;
$12.00 per 100.
Wisteria Sinensis.
Extra heavy two-year-old plants, 5 to 6 feet long, well rooted.
Blue .
White .
(Ready in November.)
. $3.00 per dozen ; $22.00 per 100.
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Dreer’s Reliable Flower Seeds
FOR AUTUMN SOWING
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We call special attention to our choice strains of Cineraria, Cyclamen, Pansy, Primulas, etc., which are
acknowledged by leading growers to be superior in all respects.
Autumn is a good time to make sowings of many of the hardy perennials, and in view of the great popularity which fe
_ this class of plants are at present enjoying, it will be to your advantage to get up stock of the leaders, including Aquilegia, §
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ASPARAGUS SPRENGERI.
Tr. pkt. Oz.
Achillea ptarmica, double white, hardy . Foy 25 $3 00 BELLIS PERENNIS—DOUBLE SNOWBALL.
Aconitum napellus (Monkshood) . .. . . 20 75
Alyssum maritimum (Sweet Alyssum) \b., $1.25 10 15 a 3 : i Bisa Bets, O25
Tom Thumb, dwarf, compact, lb., $2.00 . . ae 20 | Bellis perennis (Double Daisy) choicest mixed $0 40 $2 00
Little Gem, ‘‘White Carpet,’ very dwarf, 10 25 Piauete ey Snowball, white... ... 50 250
saxatile compactum, yel/ow perennial . . . fe) 25 | &< iB rong eNO Ws Oe aca olivia ti eelphe
Ampelopsis Veitchii (oston or Japanese Lvy) | i _ Giant Red (maxima fi. pl.) . 50 3 00
IbeesON, ne oF eer mela 10 15 | Browallia speciosa major (Grant Blue). . . . 50
Anemone Japonica alba (7he Bride) . . . . 25 200 “ Tr.
oe 6“ gigantea pa ies ABLE OS 25 Tr. pkt. pkt.
Queen Charlotte, pink Sea Pate ah a dele 3 ha 17 | Calceolaria hyb. grandiflora, se/f colors. . . . $0 60 $1 00
Antirrhinum majus, mixed, extra fine strain , IO 20 hyb. grandiflora tigrina, spotted varieties . . 60 I oO
Queen! of the: North, zh7ze (20 hia eid 15 50 | oh <7) spumilaldwark. 40) 60 I oO
Giantew bite ping ser SV hel iets ces nS Sat. 20 60 |
SSMMSCATIetinaNh core Nata eS ul Aeikoa. 20 60 | ) Tr. pkt. Oz.
ey ClO Wi peta en Re wy ke pom ese kate te 20 69 | Campanula carpatica mixed. . . . . . . . . $0 15 fo 25
commmixedCOlOrss eh ak ee eee 15 50 | pyramidalis mixed, Chimney Bellflower. . . 15 50
Aquilegia chrysantha (Golden Spurred) . . . 25 100 Canterbury Bells. Cupand saucer mixed. . 20 75
chrysantha alba. 2 2. J... 25 I 00 | singlesmix eden ai yee seal be Melt ap teeree 10 15
Hee pace ABO) ie heii ssnVioninn, aah double 95 iy ieee ee 1s, 50
coerulea (true Colorado stock)... . 2... 30 250 ‘
glandulosa 1 oO MNES Fo AEC a 25) 1 00 Candytuft, Empress, five white, opr $2.00 . . Io 20
Singlepmixedyay yee eal pis dasa ahah 10 15 Wihiterocketilbl 25 olctsie tesserae nate 5, x fe)
double mixed: x. 24025, 5, Vora sits ite) 15 | mixed, Ib. 60.cts.2 ut at a tO
Arabis alpina, white spring flower .. 2... 15 50 Tom Thumb, white Rip aE MAS NON Si ac cis 10 15
Armeria formosa (Sea Pink or Thrift)... . 10 25 | i BS TIX CCV sedi cn MA wo sens 10 25
Asparagus Sprengeri, 30c. per 100 seeds; $2.50 per 1000 seeds. | Carnation, fine double mixed, . . . 2... 25) i100
choicest double'mixed 2°. 20. Fe. 40 2 00
az. Perpetualior Tree; ;mixedieay) iii 40 2 00
Aster, perennial’ mixed 2° 0) 0.7)... | $0 25 $1 co Chaubaud’s double perpetual, mixed . . . . 5O) 22,50
Auricula, choice mixed ...,........ 50 400 Marguerite, finest mixed ....... 20 75
Baptisia, australis (alse Indigo) . . 1... ite) 25 “6 Giant mixedawiy” 30 I 50
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CINERARIA—DREER’S PRIZE DWARF.
Tr. pkt. Oz.
Chrysanthemum, frutescens grandiflorum
(Paris Dazsy) $0 15 So 50
inodorum plenissimum iach 5 ee 15 60
maximum ‘‘ Triumph’’ (Aoonpenny Daisy) 20 75
Cineraria hybrida grandiflora.
=>i7 We take the greatest care to secure only the very finest
grades of this important florists’ flower. Our Jrize strain we
confidently recommend as the finest procurable, our chozce strain
is also very good.
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pkt. pkt.
Dreer’s Prize, Dwarf So 60 $I 00,
a6 ce taliiear 60 I oO
Dreer’s Choice, Dwarf . 50
% ce Tall 50
Double Flowering Mixed . fe EAP eg Yee Es 60 I 00
Stellata (Stax Cineraria). A beautiful free-flower-
ing variety. Makes grand plants for decora-
tion, also valuable for cutting : 60 I 00
Tr. pkt. Oz.
Coreopsis lanceolata grandiflora, large yellow $o 10 30
Cowslip, mixed Se att de 15 50
COREOPSIS LANCEOLATA
GRANDIFLORA.
HENRY A. DREER, 714 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa,
CYCLAMEN PERSICUM GIGANTEUM.
Cyclamen.
Note.—The best results are obtained by sowing Cyclamen seed
as soon after the new crop ts received in July as possible. Our
stock is grown for us by a celebrated specialist, and will be found
Jirst-class in every particular.
Tr. pkt. Oz.
Persicum, finest mixed . .... $0 30 $2 00
Papilio (ew Butterfly Cyclamen) 35
100 1000
Seeds Seeds
per. giganteum, pure white ie $0 75 $6 00
sé G white with carmine eye . 75 600
< 3G TOSe EE ae 75 600
Oh oe blood red . 75 600
SG oG Mixedic £. ncn cabsee we b et eege 60 5 00
Os és double flowering, 25 cts. per pkt.
Tr. pkt. Oz.
Delphinium Cashmerianum . $0 40 $2 00
Nudicaule 40 200
formosum aac 15 50
Zalil ( Sulphureum) 30 1 50
hybridum single mixed . 10 20
ce double ‘‘ Bee ae 40 2 00
Dianthus Plumarius, single mixed . IO 15
36 doubleyys Se 30 150
<< semperflorens double 40 00
Digitalis gloxinizflora mixed (7oxg/ove) LOMO
Menstrosa mixed oe he 15 50
Draceena australis, dv0ad green foliage . 20 75
indivisa, zarrow leaved . 10 30
3S lineata 15 50
mixed, choice varieties . . . .. - 50
Echinops ruthenicus (Globe Thistle) . 15 50
Ferns. Mixed—all sorts, % tr.,60cts. . . . I 00
Gaillardia grandiflora superba, perennzal . 15 40
fs compacta (new) : 25 I 00
sé Kermesina splendens(new) 25
| es Sulphurea oculata (new) 25
| Gaura Lindheimeri .... . sf) 15
| Geum atrosanguineum, fi. pl. : 15 50
| Glaucium luteum (Horn Poppy) . . - TO") zo
WHOLESALE PRICE LIST.
MACHET MIGNONETTE.
Golden Rod (Sofidago). . .
Gypsophila paniculata (Bady’s Breath) y
Helianthus.
Heliopsis Pitcherianns .... .
Golden Bouquet, perennial .
Heuchera sanguinea, fine perennial .
Hibiscus ‘Crimson Eye”’
Hollyhock double red
Double pink
6s white .
Og yellow
GG mixed
“‘Allegheny,’’ new double fringed
Single mixed ;
Iberis, gibraltarica hybrida . ne Ree 2
Sempervirens (Hardy White Candytuft)
Lathyrus latifolius, red Soh
oe Pink Beauty .
Gs white
GG mixed bait
Lobelia cardinalis (Cardinal Flower)
UG hybrids .
Lychnis chalcedonica
Haageana hybrids, mixed ON
Matricaria capensis (Double White Feverfew)
Mignonette, large flowering, lb., 40 cts.
large flowering, pyramidal, lb., $1.50 .
Miles’ Hybrid Spiral, lb., $1.50
Improved Red Victoria
Golden Queen .
Defiance, very large spikes
'Machet, ¢rae select stock .
Parson’s white ;
Salmon Queen, highly colored
Golden Machet, fie
Rubin
Musa ensete (Abyssinian Banana).
Tr. pkt. Oz.
$o 10 $o 25
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20 75
10 25
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10 30
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30 50
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10 30
10 15
15 50
15 50
10 20
15 50
10 30
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foliage plant, sown this autumn, fine plants can be produced for
next summer's planting.
seeds.
$7.00 per 100 seeds ; $9.00 per rooo
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MYOSOTIS ALPESTRIS VICTORIA.
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Tr. pkt. Oz.
Mysotis (/o0rget-mz-not) alpestris, blue $o 15 fo 40
alpestris, Victoria blue 25 I 00
es Eliza Fonrobert 15 5°
ss Royal Blue 30
dissitiflora , 50
palustris, true 30 I 50
oh semperflorens 30 I 50
Pentstemon, fine mixed 10 25
gloxinoides, extra fine mixed 300.150
Platycodon Japonicus fl. pl. 10 25
Mariesi, dwarf blue 15 40
grandiflora mixed fe) 25
Polyanthus, gold laced . Z0n tes.
finest mixed , 20 75
Poppy, Perennial, Bracteatum fe) 30
{oe Onentale 20 75
CH ss hybrids mexed , 25 1 00
és Iceland double scarlet . 50
sé “ mixed (P. nudicaule) 15 40
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PLATYCODON JAPONICUS FL. PL.
US Be HENRY A. DREER, 714 Chestnut Street, Philadelphis, Pa.
PANSY—ROYAL EXHIBITION
DREER’S SELECT PANSIES.
PANSY GIANT
TRIMARDEAU
Our Pansy Seed is grown for us by celebrated specialists, and will be found of the best quallty.
Tr. pkt. Oz. Tr. pkt. Oz.
Bronze. Various bronzy shades . $0 25 $075 | Purple violet. Rich andvelvety. . . . . $0 25 $075
Cardinal. ke brightest red Pansy 25 100| Snow Queen. Purewhite ....... 25 75
Emperor William. Ultramarine blue : 25 75 | Striped. Various strifed shades. . . .. . 25 75
Faust, or King of the Blacks. Black purple 25 750) Wihite;swithidarkieyermss.s) seen 25 75
Gold margined. Maroon, edged yellow . 25 75 Yellow, “ a SOR EM ts ee easy Been 25 75
Havana Brown. Deep velvety, brown shades 25 75 | Yellow Gem. Pure yellow ....... 25 75
Sky blue. Clear light blue Meals oe 25 75 | Giant Trimardeau. Black, very dark . . 30 150
Lord Beaconsfield. Puxple top, petals white 25 75 ce a Striped, various shades 30 I 50
Mahogany. Rich shades 25 75 é¢ és White, with dark eye 20) 1e50
Peacock. Blue, claret and white » RAE 25 I 00 GC Ce Yellow, ‘* 0G GO 30 I 50
PANSIES IN MIXTURE.
ae Tr. Pkt. Oz. Tr. pkt. Oz.
Dreer’s Royal Exhibition. Z%e jest Dreer’s Premium. JV2ry choice. . . . . $050 $4 00
mixture of Pansy offered, large flowers of Giant Trimardeau. Lavge flowering . . 30) i AR
Az-3 777, - oa 7 2 2a 2 , . . Smee
brillant colors and ine texture. Yg-02., < Cassier’s Giant. A fine SEFAUIZ: ho eo cer 50 4 00
oA < g . . C) ~
pa OP ise PRS Sacaiee eas erodnel a $0 50 $5 00 = Qdier, or five blotched. Choice 5 50 3.00
: - 4 new y, pr I , i tra choic ny oda
flowers of the largest size and-of the most Boe SLANT Cig Cae 50 400
wonderful coloring ; our supply comes from oe h ae d é aes halcg 7 i Brent neg! 3 a
thelintroducer direct\y, NB es 50 500 Englist bse Cry June TLKEUZE 5
Masterpiece. T%e ‘‘Rufied’’ Pansy, various Very fine mixed. LZyxcellent ..... . ge 75
colors Sac 50 5 00 Good mixed. Good cheap mixture ... . 15 5°
Tr. pKt.
Primula, obconica grandiflora $0 50
< ac fimbriata 50
és 66 Carmine 17
floribunda, yel/ow 50
Forbesi (Baby Primrose) 5°
Japonica mixed . 20 $0 75
cortusoides Sieboldii, »zzxed colors . 50
Vulgaris (Zzglish Yellow Primrose) 25
Veris ( Cows/ip) mixed . 15
CHINESE FRINGED PRIMROSES.
See next page. PRIMULA CORTUSOIDES SIEBOLDII.
WHOLESALE PRICE LIST.
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DREER’S CHINESE PRIMROSES.
Primula, Sinensis Fimbriata.
(Fringed Chinese Primrose.)
Our strain of this important florist flower ts of the finest
possible quality, having been saved only from the choicest fringed
flowers of lar, gest size, richest coloring and texture, hae we
feel sure will give the same satisfaction in the future that wt has
in the past. Trade packets contain from 500 to 1000 seeds
according to variety.
4,Tr. Tr.
Pkt. Pkt.
Alba, white . F Eats 60 $1 00
alba magnifica, whee ye ae eye, VELY age 60 I oO
Chiswick Red, very bright scarlet 60 I oO
Holborn Blue, @ wnigue shade . 60 I 00
Kermesina splendens, crimson . 60 1 00
rubra violacea, beautiful iridescent yi 60 I oo
Rosy Morn, pik RNG i 60 I 00
IDEA UKE St Ces oe ney aR gl ys 60 I 0O
Dreer’s choicest mixed. (We have no hesi-
tation in offering this to the trade as
‘the best strain procurable, both as to
size and fringing and range of color. ) 60 I 00
“ fern-leaved, mixed . 60 100 |
double white I 00
Cee miKediya I 00
Tr. pkt. Oz.
Pyrethrum hybridum, single mixed . fo 20 $0 75
&§ “« grandiflorum , 14
ss double mixed .... I 00
Rudbeckia Newmani, fie perennial 50 3.00
purpurea ( Gzant Purple Cone Flower) 30 I 50
Scabiosa Caucasica, a handsome hardy peren-
nial, lilac blue flowers ; Hes Sor cutting 30 I 50
Smilax, lb., $3.50 . . 15 35
Sweet Rocket (Hesperts) fined 10
Sweet William, auricula flowered mixed 10 15
single mixed ie)
double <<‘ 10 25
Giant double mixed Is 50
Valeriana, mixed ( Garden elon ope) 10 20
Verbena hybrida, choice mixed . i 20 75
Dreer’s Mammoth, mixed ....... 25a TOO
Vinca, rosea, rose with dark eve 20 60
rosea alba, whzte with rose eye 20 60
rosea alba pura, pure white 20 60
mixed . . : 15 50
Viola odorata, mixed : 15 50
Cornuta Papilio ( Butterfly ‘Viokt) 40 200
Wallflower, single mixed . se)
Goliath (new) ... . : 17
doubleymixedi aa esse ey SO) Ts 50
MIXED SWEET
PEAS.
SWEET PEAS.
For earliest flowering, Sweet Peas should be sown in the
autumn. The varieties in heavy type are those best suited
for cutting.
Oz. %-1b. Lb.
America, blood red, striped white . 5 Io $0 25
Apple Blossom, é/ush and pink . 5 10 25
Aurora, white flaked with orange salmon . 5 10 25
Black Knight, d/ack maroon | 5 10 30
Blanche Burpee, /argest white . 5 fe) 30
Blanche Ferry, pink and white 5 ite) 25
Blanche Ferry, extra early, A772 and We 5 10 25
Captain of the Blues, fie blue and purple . 5 10 30
Countess of Radnor, delicate lavender . 5 10 30
Dorothy Tennant, mauve or heliotrope . 5 10 30
Duke of Clarence, vosy claret Seta Sh eae 10 25
Earliest of All, same color as Blanche
Ferry, but a week earlier than the extra
early type, fine for forcing . 5 15 40
Emily Eckford, Zeltotrope 5 10 2
Emily Henderson, juves¢ hitee ; 5 10 30
Gorgeous, orange salmon 5 15 50
Her Maiesty, brilliant pine 5 10 2
Hon. F. Bouverie, one of the best pinks 5 igo) 3
Katherine Tracy, riliant pink . 5 10 25
Lady Grisel Hamilton, pale lavender 5 15 40
Lady Mary Currie, évight orange pink . i 5 10 30
Lottie Eckford, yee suffused with lave ibe 5 fe) 2
Lovely, shell pink, extra fine . 5 fe) 30
Maid of Honor, white, edged blue . 5 10 30
Mars, deep scarlet . 5 10 3
Mont Blanc, che new early aueyine. white:
jine for forcing ... elo: 30°" 0O
Mrs. Dugdale, rosy pink Peder 7myr ose 5 15 40
Mrs. Eckford, delicate primrose yellow 5 10 3
Mrs. Jos. Chamberlain, whzte, striped rose 5 10 25
Mrs. Sankey (é/ack seed) pure white 5 ite) 2
Navy Blue, deep violet blue 5 15 50
Othello, dark chocolate red . Nchiif 5 15 40
Prima Donna, dep pink, fine . 5 10 30
Prince Edward of York, scarlet and dech rose 5 if) 30
Prince of Wales, dep rose . th Re 5 ite) 3
Queen Victoria, pale lemon yellow 5 10 2
Royal Rose, deep, rosy pink 5 IO 30
Sadie Burpee, the new large white 5 15 40
Salopian, @ grand, deep scarlet 5 ite) 25
Shahzada, m700n, shaded PORE . 5 fe) 25
Venus, salmon buff . 5 10 25
44
HENRY A. DREER, 714 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
VEGET ABER SEED
SPECIALLY SELECTED STOCKS OF
CROSBY’S EGYPTIAN BEET.
Beet. Y4-lb. Lb. 10 Ibs.
Crosby’s Egyptian . $0 20 $060 §$5 50
Arlington Favorite. ..... 20 60 5 50
Early Egyptian Blood Turnip 15 50 4 50
Eclipse . Sere Eon ores 15 50 4 50
Cabbage.
Zz Yb. Lb.
Early Jersey Wakefield $0 30 $0.85 $3 00
Charleston, or Large Wakefield 30 I 00 3 50
Early Winnigstadt . 15 50 I 50
Express aay 15 50 I 50
Early ‘Spring savoo.. 1 30 85 3 00
Dreer’s Early Drumhead . 25 75 2 50
Improved Early Summer 20 75 2 00
All Head . 25 75 2 50
All Seasons 20 75 2 00
DREER’S EARLIEST SNOWSTORM CAULIFLOWER.
For Fall and Winter Sowing in
open ground or under glass.
Cauliflower.
Pkt. Y4-oz. Oz. 14-lb.
Dreer’s Earliest Snowstorm $0 20 SI 50 $5 00 S15 00
Dreer’s Sel’t’d Dwarf Erfurt 15 250
Dreer’s Early Snowball . 15 228
8 00
8 co
75
65
Carrots for Forcing.
( Sow 27 cold frames in October for an early spring supply. )
: Oz. Ylb. Lb.
Earliest Short Horn $0 10 $0 25 $0 90
Early Scarlet Horn . IO 25 90
Half-Long Nantes 10 25 90
Improved Rubicon . ate Ke) 25 90
Cucumber.
; ‘ y Oz. Y4lb. Lb.
Arlington White Spine . $0 10 $0 20 $0 60
Emerald =a bite TS eee2S 80
English Prize Cucumbers.
(For Greenhouse forcing. Attain a length of 20 to 30 inches.)
Rochford’s Market. Covent Garden Favorite.
Lockie’s Perfection.
Each, per pkt., 20 cts. ; per 100 seeds, $1.75.
Duke of Edinburgh. Sion House, Improved.
Telegraph (Rol/isons).
Each, per pkt., 15 cts. ; per 100 seeds, $1.40.
Corn Salad, or Fetticus.
Oz. Y4-Ib. Lb.
Large Seeded $005 $0 15 © 40
Cress, or Pepper Grass.
“Oz. Ylb. Lb.
Extra Curled . male $0 05 $0 15° $0 40
True Erfurt Water Cress . 30 I 00 3 0c
Kale.
( or early spring use, sow in September.)
Oz. 4-lb. Lb.
Dreer’s Imperial Long Standing $0 20 $060 $2 2
Dwarf Curled German . 25 70 2 50%
Dwarf Curled Scotch . 25 70 2 50
Lettuce.—Forcing Varieties.
Oz. 14-Ib. Lb.
Hittinger’s Belmont Forcing. $015 $045 SI 75
Boston Market...... $e) 30 I 00
Black Seeded Tennisball . IO 30 I 00
Grand Rapids Forcing . 15 30 I 00
Golden Queen k 15 35 125
Emperor Forcing ... 15 35 I 25
Dutch Butter Spotted . 15 35 I 25
DREER’S IMPERIAL LONG STANDING KALE.
WHOLESALE PRICE LIST. me 45
DREER’S CARDINAL GLOBE RADISH.
Lettuce Continued, a lb. ere Radish. a lb. ak
Early Curled Simpson. .. . . $0 10 $0 30 $100 | Cardinal Globe ........ $010 $025 $080
Black Seeded Simpson... . . 15 35 125 Dreer’s Crimson Ball 10 014 20 60. 200
Denver Market ........ 10 30 ~=36100. «CTriumph_. 20 60 :
Bic Bostom §. 8.2% 2 8. 15 40 I 50 | Dreer’s Earliest White Globe . fe) 25 80
Scarlet Frame . as 10 20 60
Lettuce.—Cold Frame Varieties. | White Tipped Scarlet Gem |. fe) 20 60
Oz. Y-lb. Lb. Round Red dads ee atta: 10 20 60
Silver Ball... ........ $015 $030 $100|) White Box .. a RES 10 20 60.
SCNSACLOUL nn. hes 15 35 150 French Breakfast. .._.. . 10 20 60
u MS hey Rees Half-Long Dee Scarlet... 10 20 °
Onion Sets. Prices variable. Icicle. a ; 15 30 nee
- Z 3 Peck Bus. =~ h.
Philadelphia White or Silver Skin. . $100 $3 25 | pinac aa vi
G6 Yellow Dutch or Strasburg = 75 275 | Dreer’s Round Seeded Savoy .... $020 $090
Red . Re Mi ae eet cans Tl OOR) 3/00 li Victoriaucn ns ese as 20 90
NellowsPotatow, 32" peyote I 00 35° Long Standing Round Seeded nam 20 90
White Multiplier ... seth I 10 4 00 T
Garlic. Lb., 25 cts. ; 5 lbs., $1.00. | omato. ee KS “lb
| Dreer’s Best of All... . . . $02 © 40
Parsley. Lorillard ee ENR nea, Rise 25 $0 70
Dreer’s Dwarf Perfection, pkt. 15c. | Mayflower. 00. pew aye 20 60
Ou! 1, -Ib. Tbs RAV OLIbe ey ey el ape eee 20 60
Dwarf Curled Perpetual .... $010 20 60 | Beauty fences eaehiabe 20 60
Half Curled ... GEA GOR Res 10 20 50 | Dwarf Champion toa chet Oe 20 65
Champion Moss Curled |. Ke) 20 60 King Humbert ........ 25 75
Dreer’s Fresh [ush=
room Spawn
can be relied upon for good results. It is
prepared especially for our trade, and is
made by the most experienced and reliable
maker of spawn in England.
Best English Milltrack Spawn. Per
brick, 15 cts. ; by mail, 25 cts. By ex-
press, 12 bricks, $1.50; 25 lbs., $2.00;
100 lbs., $6.00 ; 1000 lbs., $55.00; (250
lbs. at 1000 lb. rate).
French Spawn. 3 lb. box, $1.15.
Dreer’s Mushroom Circular Free on
Application.
NEW BOOK ON MUSHROOMS.
Mushrooms, Edible and Poisonous,
by Geo. F. Atkinson. Contains over 250
half-tone engravings and several colored
plates, being the finest illustrations of
Copyrighted: 1896
a) HENRY A. DREER: American Mushrooms ever published.
; The most dangerous varieties are fully
illustrated. Full cultural directions, with
flashlight photos of Mushroom houses,
GROWN FROM DREER’S MUSHROOM SPAWN. CoM aS CONC cece ace es- Oo postpaid,
4b HENRY A. DREER, 714 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
A PORTION OF LAWN AT THE PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION, BUFFALO, N. Y., I9QOI.
DREER’S SPECIAL GRASS SEED MIXTURES
Dreer’s ‘‘Evergreen’’ Lawn Grass. Best lawn Dreer’s ‘‘Golf Links ’’ Mixture. Per bus.
makers bss q(2Olbss)) ee =) oe nt $3 25 SAU OSS Wo ngs s Be teens tess 6 TS
Dreer’s ‘‘ Fairmount Park’’ Lawn Grass. A Dreer’s ‘‘ Putting Green’’ Mixture. Per bus.
goodemixtureype Bus sm (2Ollbs: 5 ey ere nee eT (oll psa ke a) i ee OO
Dreer’s ‘‘Shady Place’? Lawn Grass. For Dreer’s Permanent Pasture Mixture. Bus.
shadygplacessyn!Buss4((20)\bs:))is =. ee ee elaine ae A OO! || wen (2ONI DSS) iy 22h Sp
GRASSES
PRICES SUBJECT TO MARKET CHANGES
Per 100 lbs.
Kentucky Blue, Fancy. -Bus. (14 lbs.)/$1.75 .7. 2 . .. $11 oo
Red LopiGrass; baciof Solbs.< 93.25.59) 0) ee eee fe 6 50
SGU OC OG Fancy cleaned. Bus. (32 lbs.) $5.50... . . 17 00
Meadow, shescues) /Bussi((22)lbss). 34-50 en on) Gu een > ESET OOO
Sheep Fescue. Bus. (12 lbs.) $2.40 Peace Voce d ai ome ey Ke)
Wood Meadow Grass. Bus: (t4lbs:) $5.50 -°2 7. 2). . 2 38 00
Orchard'Grass: 4Bus@(4elbss)iS2!00n me, | ee qn OO
English RyerGrass3..Bus) (24%lbs))) $2.00) 5 eee f 52
Italian Rye Grass. Bus. (22 lbs.) $2.25 ae EES ee. ENS 9 00
Tall Meadow Oat Grass. Bus. (10 lbs. ) $2.25 Sapa ae sates pe ZOEOO
Crested@Woctaily tPerilbs. 40 cts) 2 AS, SU ea eS LOO
Hard: Hescwesme Bus: (i2hlbs5))S2550n is) | eT ORGO
Meadow oxtail Busi(7slbs))/$2'00)) = 4). ae 25 OO
Perennial Sweet Vernal. Per Ib., 80 cts.
Rough Stalked Meadow Grass. Bus. (14 Ibs.) $4.75 ..... . 33 00
Tamiothy: FDS \ Market price. Write for sample and price.
CLOWERS
PRICES SUBJECT TO MARKET CHANGES
" Red or Medium. Choice. Market price.
Pea Vine or Cow Grass. Market price. Lb. 100 Ibs.
WihitesDutchiss Choices ara mee ee O22 OO
Alfalta; orglsucerne > «sae sepia ees int eae ft eee 14 12 00
Alsike . 18 16 50
Scarlet or Crimson ( 7+ifolium Incarnatum). An annual variety largely
used for feeding green and for hay. Also for turning under as a green
manure. Write for sample and price.
ONE PLANT CRIMSON CLOVER.
(Drawn from nature. )
Dreer’s ‘‘ Grasses and Clovers.’’ A valuable hand-book of practical
information on this important subject. Price, 25 cts., postpaid.
WHOLESALE PRICE LIST. 41
PLANT BED CLOTH—For Shading, or Pro-
tection from Frost.—Light grade, 4 cts. per yard; per
piece of about 65 yards, 3% cts. per yard. Medium grade, 8
cts. per yard; per piece of about 60 yards, 7 cts. per yard.
Heavy grade, 10% cts. per yard ; per piece of about 40 yards,
to cts. per yard. Samples mailed on application.
TROWELS.
American Steel Trowel, 6-in., stamped, each, 25c.
English Steel Trowel, heavy welded, 6-in., 35c.; 7-in.,
45c. Eureka Weeder, each, 25c.; per doz.,’ $2.50.
Excelsior Weeder, each, Ioc.; per doz., $1.00.
SCYTHES.
English Lawn, riveted back, 30 to 34-in., goc.; 36-in.,
$1.00; 38-in., $1.10. American, best steel, 75c. American
Brush, 60c. ;
JAPANESE BAMBOO BASKETS—Bronze Color. z =|
- Excellent for cut flowers, also extensively used for dried grasses £ SCYTHE 2
and flowers for winter house decotation. They are all arranged
to hang up. eee
No. 1, 30€.3 2, 75C-3 3, 75C-3 4) 75C-3 5» $1.25; 6, $1.00. ir = ei
FLORISTS’ KNIVES. i
; EUREKA WEEDER ,
English Budding, Nos. 7 and 8,each . .... . $1 00 7
BC OG light, Nos. 7 and 8, each spe 75
Dreer’s ce Special No. 6, each . . 50c. and 75
American Pruning, No. 4, Scorer E35 Cand 50
American Osan 2b la cles seINO shi yhe6 Sion ete tole coed
GRASS HOOKS.
English, riveted back, No. 0, 35c.;
No. 1, 45c.; No. 2, 55c.; No. 3, 65c.
American, plain back, 25c. Dutch
Steel, solid, 25c.
BARROWS.
No. 4, Eastern Garden ... $3 50
ee 5 6é ee : 4 fore)
With broad tread, 25c. extra each.
MOLE TRAPS.
Olmstead, $1.40 Reddick, 90 cts.
SUNDRIES.
Potting Soil, per bbl., $1.25. WIRE SIEVE
Jersey Peat, $1.25 per bbl.; 5 bbls., $5.00.
Oregon Peat. Only for orchids. 10 cts. per lb.
Propagating Sand, 50 cts. per bu.; $1.00 per bbl.
Sphagnum Moss, $1.25 per bbl.; $2.00 per bale.
Grafting Wax, ¥ lb., tocts.; % lb., 15 cts.; Ib., 25 cts.
Raphia, lb., 14 cts.; 10 lbs., $1.25 ; roo lbs., $12.00.
Cotton Pot Herb Twine, lb., 25 cts.; 10 lbs., $2.25.
Celery Twine, 5-ply. 20 cts. per lb.; 5 lbs., 90 cts.
Two=ply Coarse Cotton Twine for general use in tying
Beets, Carrots, etc. 20 cts. per lb.; 5 lbs., go cts.
Jute Twine for tying Plants or Vegetables. 12 cts. per |}
Ib.; 100 lbs., $11.00. Can be supplied in 2, 3 and 4-ply. |]!
Flax, 2-ply, for roping Onions. Lb., 20c.; 100 lbs., $18.00. I)
Silkaline for smilax and asparagus. Spool, 20c.; Ib., $1.25. '
Mastica. A substitute for putty. $1.25 per gal. B; WIRE
MASTICA Mastica Machine. For applying Mastica. $1.00 each."¢ CARNATION
MACHINE Twemlow’s English Liquid Putty, 1 gal., $1.25; °. SUPPORT
3 gals., $3.50; 5 gals., $5.50.
Putty Distributor. For applying putty or mastica, 75c.
WIRE SIEVES.—Any size mesh.
20-in. diameter . . . . . . light, 60c.; extra heavy, 75c.
Wire Carnation Supports. (Model. )
2-Ring. ..... . . $2.75 per100;. $25.00 per 1000
) (CO eas) EEE. «2 AE OO! PELs LOO); +, 28.00) per, LOO Fates aa i
i Tobacco Stems. Bbl., $1.00; bale (250 lbs. ), $1.50. EASTERN GARDEN BARROW
f Painted Pot and Tree Labels.
f 3%-in. . . . $0.60 per 1000 6-in.. . . $1.25 per 1000
A 4 CCR a ies 65 66 “é 8 CG) air 2.50 6“ 66 fy
A ccs ee One NETO NEC) nv! UE BRO! €alt ce es ~
| Ms Ga anceps at 2... 4.50“ « ENGLISH STEEL TROWEL
hv 3% ‘‘ Notched or pierced tree EES . $0.60
(ae Bie GS) en ‘¢ with copper wire. . . 1.00
Uk
Px
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ay ESS reer’s Black Indelible Label Pencil. 5 cts. each; :
PUTTY DISTRIBUTOR 50 cts. per dozen. AMERICAN STEEL TROWEL
48 HENRY A. DREER, 714 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
HYACINTH GLASSES. |
Per doz. Per gross Patent (with glass inner
Prices include couplings. Special prices on large lots.
HOSE COUPLERS.
Simplicity. 3/ in., complete, 25 cts. each; $3.00 per doz.;
parts separate, $1.50 per doz. SPRAY SYRINGES
Standard. Brass, 3/ in., 15 cts. each ; $1.50 per doz.
HOSE MENDERS.
Hudson’s. 6 tubes, 20 bands, I pair pliers, 65c., by mail, $0 75 |
Pau, Belgian . $1 25 $13 00 tube) perdozen .... $1 75
T 1 35 14 00
“Can furnish either of the above styles in the following colors: |
Amethyst, amber, blue, crystal or clear and green.
STAKES.
Light tapering, round, painted green: - |
Perdoz. Per 100 Per doz. Per 100 | =
IP IN a ooolo! = $012 $080 3 feet Se aU 2 GS
2 Sete ereinelee:: pita 21 1 40 3% so 52 3 35 SIMPLICITY
Dd Soo B54 on 33 2 10 4 UO oe Bose 60 3 85 HOSE COUPLER
5 71 4 35
Heavy Dahlia.—Round, painted green
Per doz. Per 100 | Per doz. Per 100
BGG oNolo 606 $0 60 $3 85 5 feet Sloe els 6,6 $1 00 $6 40
a 80 515 6 1 20 7 65
Square. —Tapering, painted green; the 3 to 6 feet are suitable
for Dahlias and large plants:
Per doz. Per 100 Per doz. Per 100
Tit ee trams nese $0 10 $0 77 BUA IIPS GB G04 6 $0 45 $2 92
2 Scoeieinentemicercic 18 112 4 Be RG OS 54 3 60
Bh ES Bs BS 27 1 58 5 68 4 36
Bits (OSS a5 tao 36 225 6 OO ular cat70 90 ad 40
Plain angainted Dowels:
Length Diameter
42 inches, WAI eA ine. root Op etc per 100, $0 60; per 1000, $5 00
420 eigenen res hee sc 65; 5 50 a
42 As DEAE wipes SEES Sos sf 1 00 8 00 ¢ >
36 ss 44 in. . 50 4 00 3 =
Galvanized Steel, No. 10 STANDARD Z
Per 100 Per 1000 Per 100 Per 1000 z ae ae Re ae =
2 feet..-....9045 $400 | 2 WA Glo cg ee GW S 00 JONES’ MENDER HOSE COUPLER A
PAA Pas eve 5D BYU ec oe e EPR Kees din 100 9 00 =
5 Lg S675 pte 65 6 00 5 J cine ee 110 10 25
SUES ea nee eos 75 700 | 6 125) 1050 z
Cane, 6 to 8 ft. long, per 100, 60 cts. ; per 1000, $5.00. N
SYRINGES. LOW GREENHOUSE m
NomaAs sireamand Spray Rose, -e. = . s = - «pee $1 85 WATERING CAN a
Seles ce as me Site Roeser ad SS Gs Bra Groep 2 75 mats
Seno ie rs DROSCSH ye re ciepiceteaet scene Wen ene 3 60
eh ag se 2 WO 6 BOS a Sa a OOS oles aoe 4 85
Sia te) <§ ‘a 2 sf 50 Oo 6 COMB a Gb OES 3 25
2 VES apenas eo lok Bosh ero = RRS SE RE OnOnD fs fone: & 2 00 ‘
« G, Stream and Rose, with curved neck touse asa knuckle- =i
JOULE ge Go: a UO a 3 75 wa
Spray Syringe, Tin, 50 cts. ; Brass Rei: 25. C)
HOSE NOZZLES. Ey:
Gem, 25 cts.; Boss, 40 cts.; Rainmaker, 50 cts.; Boston, 50 cts. =
RUBBER GARDEN HOSE. se eerit. Tr aaa
Sphincter Grip. Wire Armored Hose, 3/ in... . . . $0 15 | 13
ity. Nyseyeinch F \.c).: 5 eee eek 12 | ea
Fine OLaity, 3 PY Paes Ta | GEM NOZZLE
* 5 - eae cee see GALVANIZED WATERING CAN
Fine Quality. 46 « ae eee
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HENRY A DREER:
Cooper (Brass). 8 cts.each. . . . . . . per doz. 75 |
JONES’. Sictsmcachaemere ret 5. ee 50
Standard. 8cts. each ._ . Ec 75
SHERMAN HOSE CLAMP.
5 cts. each; 50 cts. per doz.
WATERING CANS.
Heavy Galvanized, round: 4 qt., $1.44; 6 qt., $1.67;
8 qt., $1.80; Io qt., $2.03; 12 qt., $2.34; 16 qt., $2.84.
Low Greenhouse Can. 4 qt., $1.35.
RUBBER SPRINKLER.
Straight or Angular neck, 75 cts.; by mail, 85 cts.
Schuck’s Hose Protector. For fastening on legs of | SPRINKLER, SPRINKLER,
greenhouse benches or corners of buildings ; hard wood, non- STRAIGHT BENT
frictional rollers on iron frame.
Price, each. . . Popa 24 Cts.;| (rerdoz. .)- siaeeh2a5O. $5.50
UNIVERSAL DIAMOND GLASS CUTTER.
Has a diamond in one corner and a wheel in the other, thus
giving a sure cut. The cocoa handle cutter has diamond nearly
twice the size of the ebony handle.
Cocoa handle, $3.75; Ebony handle, $2.50. 'SELF- COPPER HOT-BED
Steel wheel cutters, 15 cts. each; $1.50 per doz. REGISTERING OR
FLORISTS’ THERMOMETERS. : ; MUSE OOM
Japanned Tin Case, 8-in., 15c.; $1.50 per doz.; Io-in.,
20c.; $2.00 per doz. Japanned Tin Case (tested), 8-in.,
50c.; 10-in., 75c. Hotbed or Dairy, all glass, 25c.
Mushroom Bed, brass point, $1.35; Iron point, $1.00.
Self=Registering, $2.25 each. Dreer’s Special, wood |
base, oxidized scale, 75c. each. ;
No: 2
FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS
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DREER'S WHOLESALE PRICE LIST.
Flower Pots, Saueers, Fibre Ware, Tree Tubs, Ete.
STANDARD FLOWER POTS— Full inside measure, height and width.
Inches
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Pees eae
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100 1000 Inches 100 1000 Inches 100
for su arbghty | | Aes Bri5O. RIGSON IS eye es $25 00
AO = 3-00), heehee sys 2 OO LO OOF BS Sages een 37 50
AS cA OS | Mb aictieae 250.7222. 50) | Fach
SS AOS re = nOp nies sc Qa00 Die Olas eal A siearc pie taney Screed fo 50
60 «65 63 6%. . . 4 00 AQHOO nA euLih ie tem het vests 75
Oe? OS 6X0). Ne pee 5 00 OKOO) aeRO tere nee ee I 00
Soh Onan enS PRT OO ft On OO TO en sees ta es I 50
go 68 Io 9 RIO MOOME P1OO 100) #2 2On en seers ccm.) 2 00
I 10 9 90 | 10 TBE O5 = 1S OOM 2 Base ee een 3 00
I 25 II 25 | II . 18 00 ps os ees o eo 4 0O
We can also supply the old-fashioned Hand-made Pots. Price list sent on application.
Round Bulb or Lily Pans.
Width
Height Dozen 100
6-inch, 3 inch. . $0 50 $3 00
66 3% (3 : 60 4 fofo) |
o 4“ 75 5 90 |
6G 4% “ I 00 7 00
ce Bene I 25 9g 00
of Opt eee EIS T2550
Ke Dp = OG 2B IL0) 3 ISCO)
a Sins =16 00) 50! 00
66 9 6eé e Bs 9 (ove) 75 (eye)
Earthenware Pot ane :
Saucers. Gr keneee
7 Che
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9 66
MUtitint: —leM IO <<
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Dozen 100
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sairartee 15 Lele
ae 20 1 50
CEA SRO RSC 28 2 00
Saleen tse 42 3 00
54 4 00
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80 6 00
5 Dap ve ID) 7 50
matches melee OOs 4 = 12.50
The above prices are subject to 10 per cent. discount for cash with order, or if paid within 30 days.
Wood Fibre Rolling Stands for Heavy Plants.
Each Dozen
Ln
12-in., $050 $5 50
14‘ 60 6 60 (@
16 ‘“ 80 8 80 \\
18 “ 90 9 90 EN
20 ** I 00 II co @G
PPO EN TVA 12) ay A
Wood Fibre Saucers. |
Dozen Dozen
4-in., . $065 I0-in.,. $1 05
5 > ; Ol BOERS I 20
O59 S512 I 35
7» go 13° I 50
8,, 95 14 “ 2 00
95, I 00
10 per cent. discount on fibre rolling stands and pot saucers.
Dreer’s Iron Plant Stand.
The neatest and most durable
stand on the market.
Size Black Galy’d Bronzed
15-in fo 50 $0 75 $1 25
18 ¢ 60 S535
PS 75 Talo! = -1-50
30 “ I oo I 35 I 65
36 << D256 cel AO sly SO
10 per cent. discount on five
stands and over,
a smooth finish.
Machine-Made Tub (White Cedar).
Painted green, and bound with extra heavy Jiron
hoops ; drop handles, iron feet.
Wood Pulp Vases.
For cut-flowers; neat, attractive and water-proof.
Diam. Depth Each
No. 0,8 inch, 13-inch- . . $0 40
ce 16 5% ee Io “é ca 35
(a3 2 4% ee 9 é 30
(a3 3; re 66 6 oS 2
3 4, 3 66 4y* 20
Dreer’s ‘‘Keystone’’ Plant
Tree Tub. White Cedar.
WOOD FIBRE SAUCER
Dozen
$4 35
3 80
3 25
2 75
2
20 ji
and
This tub is made of thoroughly seasoned white
cedar, hooped with the best galvaniz
ed steel
wire; they are much deeper than the other patterns, and are made
in three sizes only, and unpainted.
PRICE LIST OF DREER’S ‘‘KEYSTONE’’ TUB.
Sizes Diam. Stave Each Doz.
NOQp AP GY aii By bags bee tags: Seoub $0 75 $8 25
RID aan OPAC TG een tear eee calaiieaaec nie 125 1375
rel Star 20) 11 Oe ae istaraut staieesteaticeteae 200 22 00
Machine-made with
Diam. Stave
NON ONSE2 721m Yn Odein waesar seis et oetiste na awe $4 75
SA URED Cg OD Cte anal cits, ER nc ae 425
pe DUDS a thea De gE RUN ASR Hetee, wae rac 6 3 60
(GmLe 91 «6 cb
OT Ge Ee a
G6 UIT ETE Cs Peete a ae anterior 2 50
RG oT ae IOY Crane ey 0 sen sues 2 00
ES Tf SOEUR Sig tees ee ent gl eat 175
SemecOnaee Zia IQ) Os 892828 oG).d.-0 eG: on Gar oso 1 50
DREER’S ‘‘ KEYSTONE’’ PLANT AND
TREE, TUB
Dreer’s Peerless Plant Food.
I-lb. box, 15 cts.; $1.50 per
SS —— doz.; $12.00 per 100; retails at
EG f DEER'S: 25 ais.
_DREER pire Bone Meal. too lbs.,
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$2.00 ; 200-lb. sack, $3.50; ton,
$30.00.
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IS ie $2.25; bag or bbl., 200 lbs.,
NG FLOWERING PLANTS $4.00 ; ton, $36.00.
BS | _PALMS. . Pure Ground Bone. too lbs.,
8 | cer CDREER $2.00; 200-]b. sack, $3.50; ton,
. SEEDS. BULBS § PLANTS $30.00.
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. Coarse Bone. 200-lbs., $4.00;
ton, $33.00.
FPERTILIZERS.
Button Bone. ton, $30.00.
Pulverized Sheep Manure. too lbs,, $2.00;
200 lbs., $3.50;
ton, $35.00.
Nitrate of Soda. 50 lbs., $1.75; 100 lbs., $3.00; 200
Ibs., $5.50; prices for large lots on application.
Clay’s Fertilizer. In original sacks, % ewt., $1.75;
Ya cwt., $3.25; I cwt. (112 lbs.), $6.00.
Dreer’s Peerless Lawn and Garden Dressing. 25
Ibs., 75 cts.; 100 lbs., $2.50; 200 lbs., $4.50; ton}$45.00.
Poudrette. 100 lbs., $1.50; ton, $15.00.
Dreer’s Ammoniated Bone Phosphate. Sack, 200 lbs.,
$3.00; ton, $25.00.
Canada Unleached Hardwood Ashes. Per bbl., $2.00;
per ton, $18.00.
All Fertilizers f. 0. b. Philadelphia.
INSECTICIDES AND FUNGICIDES.
Ant Exterminator. 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00.
Aphis Punk. For fumigating. Box, 60 cts.;
$6.50.
Arsenate of Lead, or Disparene. For
beetle and caterpillars. 2bs., 50 cts.; 5 Ibs., $1.00;
$1.80.
Bodo. A concentrated Bordeaux Mixture for mildew, blight,
rust, etc., 5 Ibs., 50 cts.; tolbs., $1.00.
Bordeaux Mixture. (Liquid. )
case, 12 boxes,
Elm-leaf
10 lbs.,
By simply adding water
and stirring it is ready for use. I qt., 40 cts.; I gal., $1.00;
5 gals., $4.50. One gallon will make one barrel liquid.
Bordeaux Mixture. (Dry.) For fungusdiseases. Ready
for use by simply adding water. 1-lb. box, 20 cts., makes 5
gallons spray ; 5-lb. box, 75 cts.; 10-lb. box, $1.25 ; 25-lb. box,
$3.00.
Cattle Comfort.
For insects on domestic animals.
Qt.
can, 45 cts.; gal. can, $1.15 ; 5-gal. can, $5.00.
Copperdine. (Paste.) Ammoniacal solution of carbonate
of copper. Remedy against fungus, mildew, rust and black rot.
Lb., 25 cts., makes 16 gals. liquid; 5 lbs., $1.00.
Copper Sulphate. For early spraying and making Bor-
deaux Mixture. Lb., 15 cts.; 25 lbs., $3.00; 100lbs., $10.00.
Copper Soap. (Permol.) A sure mildewremedy. 1 Ib.,
75 cts. Dilute 1 part to 30 parts water.
Fairmount Weed Killer. Excellent for cleaning gravel
paths, drives and gutters of weeds, moss, etc. A great labor-
saver. % gal., 75 cts., makes 25 gals. treating liquid; gal.,
$1.25 ; 5 gals., $6.00.
Fir Tree Oil. Forallinsects. % pt., 4octs.; pt., 75 cts.;
qt., $1.25; % gal., $2.25; gal., $4.00.
Fir Tree Oil Soap. For destroying mealy bug, scale,
aphis, red spider. 14-lb., 25 cts.; 2-lbs., 75 cts.; 5-lbs., $1.75.
Fostite. Mildew remedy. 5 lbs., 60 cts.; 25 Ibs., $2.25.
Fungiroid. Formildew. Apply with bellows. Lb., 15 cts.;
5 lbs., 60 cts.
Grape Dust.
greenhouses or the open air.
Gray Mineral Ash.
For mould, mildew or rust mites, either in
5-lb. pkg., 30 cts.
One of the best remedies against
rose bugs. Lb., 20 cts.; 5 lbs., 75 cts.; 10 lbs., $1.25.
Hellebore. For all insects. % 1b., Io cts.; % Ib., 15
cts.; I 1b., 25 cts.; 5 lbs., $1.00.
Kerosene Soap. (Permol.) One of the best scale remedies.
A superior winter wash against San Jose scale. % Ib., 10
cts.; I-lb. pkg., 2
If Insecticides are wanted by mail add 15 cts. per Ib.
c.; 10-lb. pail, $2.00; 25-Ib. pail, 15c. per lb.
Single Cone Bellows,
$1.00 and $1.75. }
Double Cone Bellows,
$2.75.
Spraying Bellows,
$1.25 and $1.75.
Sulphur Bellows, $1.50.
Hotchkiss Powder |
Gun. The best hand- |
power powder gun, $4.50. |
except scale, for which use I to 400.
| 30 cts.;
Kerosene Emulsion. (Paste.) Ready for use by simply
adding water. 1I-lb. can, 15 cts.; 5-lb. can, 60 cts.; 25-Ib. can,
$2.50. One pound makes fo gallons of spray.
Kerosene Emulsion. (Liquid.) Concentrated.
40 cts.; I gal., $1.00; 5 gals., $4.50.
Lemon Oil. For all insects and scales.
pt., 40 cts.; qt., 75 cts.; % gal., $1.25; gal.,
to 40 parts of water.
Little’s Antipest. 1-qt. can, 75 cts.; %4-gal. can, $1.50;
I-gal. can, $2.50.
London Purple. % lb.,
I qt.,
% pt., 25 cts.;
$2.00. Dilute
15 cts.; I lb., 20 cts.; 5 lbs., 90 cts.
Nicoticide. Fumigating compound. I pt., $2.50; % pt.,
$1.25 ; 4 ozs., 70 cts.; vaporizing apparatus, 50 cts.
Nikoteen. An economical and powerful nicotine extract.
One part to 600 of water is sufficiently strong to kill all insects,
Pt. bottle, $1.50.
Persian Insect Powder. For roaches, ants, fleas, etc.,
Y |b., 15 cts.; % |b., 30 cts.; 11b., 5octs.
Paris Green. ¥% lb., 15 cts.; 1 lb., 25 cts.; 5 lbs., $1.10.
Pyrox. A combined insecticide and fungicide, superior to
Bordeaux and Paris Green, safer and more effective. 5 lbs.,
75 cts.; 10 lbs., $1.25.
Roach Exterminator. 15 cts. and 25 cts.
Rose Leaf Extract of Tobacco. A nicotine solution.
Pt., 30 cts.; qt., 50 cts.; gal., $1.25; 5 gals., $4.25.
Rose Sulpho-Tobacco Soap. For plants, trees, cattle,
poultry, etc. % lb., 20 cts.; 10 lbs., $2.50.
Slug Shot. (Hammond’s.) One of the cheapest and best
powders for destroying insects. 5 lbs., 25 cts.; 10 lbs., 50 cts.;
100 lbs., $4.00; bbl., 235 lbs., $8.25 ; tin canisters, perforated
| tops, 15 cts.; 1-lb. carton, 15 cts.
Sulphur, Powdered. For mildew. Lb., 6 cts.; 5 lbs.,
10 lbs., 50 cts.; 100 lbs., $3.50.
The World’s Insect Killer. For roaches, ants and all
house insects. A sure remedy. 4-Ib. tin, 25 cts.
Tobacco Dust. 1 lb., 1octs.;5 lbs., 25 cts.; 100 lbs., $2.50.
Tobacco Soap. (Pinner’s.) For insects, parasites and their
eggs, infesting plants or animals. _ Lb., 30 cts.
Tobacco Stems. For fumigating. Per bbl., $1.00; per
bale, 250 Ibs., $1.50.
Whale Oil Soap. 1, 2and5 lbs., 15 cts., 25 cts. and 40 cts.
Worm Eradicator. For removing worms of any kind _
from greenhouses, lawns, flower-pots, etc., without injury to the
most delicate plants. Bottle, 50 cts. and $1.00.
The ‘‘Peerless ”’
"= Glazing Point.
Improved Van Reyper.
No rights or lefts.
Price per box of 1000,
60c.; by mail, 75¢.;
in lots of 5000, by ex-
press, 55c. per 1000.
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