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horticulture: 



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VICTORY 



A brilliant scarlet Carnation. Requires only 

 ORDINARY CULTURE. Is a fancy in the fullest sense 

 of the word. Wholesaled for $25.00 per hundred 

 at Christmas. We need no longer advertise Vic- 

 tory aggressively. Over 200,000 already are 

 sold. All orders booked now for March delivery. 

 Be quick if you want the freest blooming and best 

 COMMERCIAL SCARLET. 



GUTTMAN & WEBER, 43 WEST 28th STREET and LYNBROOK, LI. 



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To clear the ground quickly nnd make room for other stock we make cash offer of several large blocks of the under rated 

 ALL F^IELI> GROWN STOCK 



Farquhar Rose, ^ year, field grown S7.50 



Dorothy Perkins, 2 year, field grown 7.00 



ROSa Multiflora, 2 year, field grown 4.00 



California Privet, 2 year, 1 12 to 2 feet, 



well branched, shapely stuff . per iooo 25. OO 



MONTGOMERY NURSERIES - Villa Nova, Del. Co., Pa. 



JIVO. G. GA.FSI33V13I*, Proprietor 



5gf*"Only 12 miles from Philadelphia on the P. R. R., prompt shipments to all points. 



California Privet, - to 2 1-2 feet, well 



branched and shapely . per ioco $35.00 



Wm. Robinson PhlOX, the best hardy, 

 salmon pink variety on the market, 2 year, 

 field grown clumps, extra value . per 100 3.00 



Allegheny Ben's Hollyhocks, ' 



extra fine strain of this popular Hollyhock per 100 3.00 



NEW CARNATIONS OF H. WEBER 

 & SONS. 



My Maryland. Pure white. This 

 variety has already been freely ex- 

 hibited over the country, and described 

 before in these columns. In some sec- 

 tions it will require severe pruning, 

 owing to the heavy growth it makes 

 in certain soils. 



GOLD HEDAL STRAIN 



BEGONIAS 



Tuberous Rooted 



STUMPP &. WALTER 

 SO Barclay St , - New 



Per 100 

 $2.25 

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CO. 



York 



Jessica. Red and white variegated. 

 Habit and height similar to Lawson, 

 but is even a stronger grower. Of 

 Bradt and Helen Keller extraction on 

 the one side, and Lawson on the other. 

 Size, 3 1-2 inches in diameter. 



No. 24, '02. Parentage, a deep pink 

 seedling and Lawson. Height and 

 habit very similar to Lawson. Flower 

 is considerably larger, better form:d 

 and of better and more even color. All 

 shoots come from the base of plant. 

 the stems being practically bare of any 

 side growth. Size 3 to 3 1-2 inches. 



No. 135. Gov. Lowndes x New Day- 

 break. A brilliant shade of daybreak 

 pink. Habit and height similar to 

 Lowndes, but stronger and better. 

 Very free, early. Well filled but not 

 heavy flower; strong stems and a fine 

 keeper. Requires no feeding during 

 winter, and must be grown cool. Size, 

 3 to 4 inches. 



No. 70, '02. Pure pink, quite dis- 

 tinct from anything ever before seen. 

 Size from 3 to 4 inches, according to 

 treatment given. Strong grower, 

 blooming early and producing long 

 stems right at the start. When grown 

 cool the habit is ideal, but inclines to 

 softness when grown too warm. 

 Messrs. Weber say that this variety is 

 probably the greatest producer ever 

 grown on their place. 



No. 9, '03. In color, a very mucn 

 improved Prosperity. Parentag?. 



Prosperity x No. 24, '02. Ground color 

 is white, heavily overlaid with scarlet, 

 barring a broad distinct zone of pure 

 white on the edges of the petals. The 

 latt( r are deeply serrated. It has the 

 stiff stems of the pollen parent, and 

 as long as Prosperity. In size it is 

 equal to Prosperity at its best. 



HOTHOUSE 

 GRAPE VINES, 



fine strong, two and 

 three j ear old canes, 

 Black Hamburg-. 

 Muscat Alexandria 

 and other varieties 



Rose Hill Nurseries, 



NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. 



