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HORTICULTURE 



April 7, 1906 



VICTORY 



TELEPHONE 

 1664-1665 MADISON SQUARE 



All Correspondence to ALEX. J. OUTTHAN, Wholesale Florist, 43 West 28th Street 



43 West 28th Street and Lynbrook, L. I. 



New York, April 5th. 1906. 

 To Carnation Growers everywhere: 



Notwithstanding the phenomenal demand for Victory every day of 

 every week since it was placed on sale we are glad to tell you that we 

 will have right along an abundance of Cuttings sufficient to meet 

 the demand no matter how large it may become. 



Victory's career has been a remarkable one. The highest honors 

 have been accorded it wherever exhibited. It still stands pre-eminent 

 amongst the Scarlet Carnations. No flower compares with it in the 

 Carnation family for its keeping qualities. A journey across the 

 ocean found it in fresh condition upon arrival. No Carnation is 

 more prolific than Victory, nor does any Carnation give you as large 

 a flower. Blooms averaging three and a half inches. A Victory 

 plant has no surplus grass, every shoot means a flower. Victory comes 

 in early and you want a Scarlet Carnation for Thanksgiving and 

 Christmas Trade. 



A Batch of strong Cuttings from soil and pots up to three inches 

 are now ready for delivery. Prices: $12.00 per hundred, $100.00 per 

 thousand, 250 at the thousand rate. Discount for cash with order. 



Yours very truly, 



FOR SALE A CONSIGNMENT 



We have just received a large consignment of HOLLAND GROWN PLANTS, all in first 

 class condition, consisting of ROSES, FRUIT TREES, CLIMBERS, RHODODENDRONS, Etc. 



ROSES. HYBRID PERPETUAL. Low budded, two 

 year old, extra strong, strictly first class, and in best of con- 

 dition, and in the following varieties in bundles of 10 for 

 $1.00; $8.00 per ICO; $75.00 per IOOO. 



(No less than 10 of any one variety sold). 

 Baroness Rothschild, Captain Christy, Con. Ferd. Meyer, 

 Duke of Edinburg, Jules Margottin, La France, Magna 

 Charta, Margaret Dickson, Mad. Gabriel Luizet, Mrs. John 

 Laing, Mad. Plantier, Victor Verdier, Gen. Jacqueminot, 

 Paeoria, Paul Ne>ron. 



OTHER ROSES. per 10 



I euchstern (New Polyanthus) $1.50 



Frau Kail Druschkii (Best New White) 1. 50 



Hermosa (Hybrid Tea) 1.25 



Clothilde Soupert, 3 year field grown, 1.25 



RAMBLER ROSES. per 10 



4 feet canes, 



Crimson, Extra Strong, 

 many branches, 



Crimson, Very Strong, 

 many branches, 



$1.25 



feet canes, 



per IOO 



$12.50 



12.50 



10.00 



10.00 



per 100 



$10.00 

 8.00 



per 10 per 100 



Crimson, Strong, 2 ft. canes, many branches, .75 5.00 



While, Pink, Yellow, 4 to 6 feet canes, 1. 00 S.00 



Wichuraiana Hybrids, Extra Strong, 3 yr. old, 1.25 10.00 



RHODODENDRONS. 



PONTICUM andCUNNINGHAMII, Ea. Doz. 100 

 Fine plants, (8 inches high, 10 to 20 Buds, .35 $3.50 $25.00 

 Very large plants, 2 ft. " 30 " 40 " .75 8.00 50.00 



FRUITS. 



PEARS, French P)ramids (Fine for forcing). Large grafted 

 trees, 4 to 6 feet high, Each, 75c; Doz,, $8.00; 100, 

 $50.00: in the following named varieties: — Beurre D'Aman- 

 lis, Conseiller de Lavieres, Gen. Todleben, Le Lectier. 



BLACK CURRANTS; Extra Strong, large plants, 4 feet, 

 many branches, $i.oc per Doz., $7.50 per 100. 



AKEBIA QU1NATA. Extra strong roots, S feet Runners, 

 Ea., 25c; Doz., $2.50; 100, $20.00. 



If you are interested in HARDY PERENNIALS, EVERGREENS, FLOWERING 

 SHRUBS, DAHLIAS, and BULBOUS STOCK, for Spring planting, get our SPECIAL PRICE 

 LIST of Field and Pot Grown plants. Prices similarly low to the above. 



PALISADE NURSERIES, - ■ Sparkill, N. Y. 



Formerly conducted by Clucas & Boddington Co. 



