Dreer's 1909 Garten Buch (1909) Dreer's 1909 Garten Buch dreers 1909 Garten 1909 henr Jahr: 1909 nTTTH EHRYA DREER-PHI LADELPHIA PA ZUVERLÄSSIG - Blumen Samen 109 DREER WÄHLEN SIE STANDARD ZUCKERERBSEN. Es gibt jetzt in Handel, einschließlich der neuen Orchidee - Blumen", über 300 Sorten von süssen Erbsen, mit neuen Sorten jedes Jahr hinzu. Viele dieser großen Anzahl sind entweder kleine-Blume-ing, schwach oder fehlt in einigen Merkmal, das eine erstklassige Auswahl haben sollte. Jedes Jahr unsere Liste ist sorgfältig überarbeitet, zu halten sich streng an up-to-date; und während es scheint schwer zu d

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Dreer's 1909 garden book (1909) Dreer's 1909 garden book dreers1909garden1909henr Year: 1909 nTTT~H EHRYA DREER -PHI LADELPHIA PA RELIABLE-FLOWER SEEDS 109 DREER'S SELECT STANDARD SWEET PEAS. There are now in commerce, including the New Orchid-flowered 'type, about 300 varieties of Sweet Peas, with new sorts being added every year. Many of this vast number are either small-flower- ing, of weakly growth or lacking in some characteristic which a first-class variety should have. Every year our list is carefully revised, with a view to keeping it strictly up-to-date; and while it seems hard to dispense with some of the once popular kinds, yet it must be done to keep up with the march of progress, and if you miss some old favorite in our list, it has been discarded in favor of a new and improved sort of the same color. Every variety we offer is entitled to a place in the front rank of Sweet Peas ; but as most amateurs only wish a limited number of sorts, we have made up a collection comprising 21 of the very finest and most distinct standard sorts, which we offer below as our 'Incomparable' collection. The Orchid-flowered type, which was introduced a year or two ago, is rapidly coming to the front, and we offer on page 56 a full list of these new aspirants for honors among lovers of Sweet Peas. HOW TO GROW SWEET PEAS. The soil for Sweet Peas should be rich and deep. A good rich loam, with plenty of well-rotted manure in it, is the ideal soil for raising good plants that will produce plenty of blooms of good substance. Soils that are at all heavy are best dug in the autumn, and during the winter months a good dressing of hard- wood ashes or air-slaked lime should be given it. They should be in a position fully exposed to the sunlight and air on both sides of the row. Much depends on the state of the weather as to when the seed may be sown out-of-doors ; but they should be sown as early in the season as the ground can be worked, which is usually between the middle of Mar

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