THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



11 



SIX GREENHOUSES 



ON 8 YEARS' LEASE. 



Owing to failing health, I will dispose of my good will and interest 

 in the above : situated on one of the leading avenues in the city. I 

 have made the cut tiower department a specialty. The Trade is 

 8Tire and constaut. To an active enterprising man this opportun- 

 ity offers inducements seldom met with. For particulars apply to 



T. FOWLER GERRARD, 

 tnoV3 877 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, O. 





Will he 

 ailed 



lUurpH- 



s on ve- 

 ?ipt of 25cts. 

 is is one iti the 



„estCATAL0GCK8 



piibli.«hed, contains 



il'out 2.'>0 pages, oviT 



_ fine engravings, two 



'hgant colored plates, and 



Ives full de.soriptioiis, prices 



_ ...id directions for planting 



_ over 12riCi varieties of Vegetable 



and Flower Seeds, Bedding I'lants, 



l^)^('s, (fee, and is invaluable to 



rnier. Gardener & Florist, .\ddress, 



D.M. FEREY & CO., Detroit, Mich. 

 ""Our Abridged Priced Catalogue FREE to all Applicants. 



Decorative Plants. 



Send for our New Trade List of Paltus, Ferns, and other 

 Greenhouse and Stove Plants. We offer a large assortment 

 at low rates. 



HOOPES, BRO. & THOMAS, 



Cherry Hill Nurseries. sep6 West Chester, Pa. 



TO 



Gardeners ?ncl Orchardmen. 



The LAYTONIA I.AND COMPANY will offsr extraordin- 

 ary inducements to Market Gardeners and Fruit raisers who will 

 engage in the business at Laytonia. For particulars address 



WM. L. LAY, Pres., 



Laytonia Land Co., 



decs LAYTONIA, BRAZORIA CO., TEXAS. 



Named Hyacinths, 



CLOSING OUT AT VERY LOW PRICES. 



We beg to offer the Trade the choice varieties of Named 

 Hyacinths imported expressly for my retail sales in separate 

 colors, Red, White, Blue and Yellow; Double or Single, at $8.00 

 per 100. Late Double, Early Double and L^te Single Tulips, at 

 §1.50 per 100, principally named varieties The roots are in 

 ▼ery good order and will force readily for the Cut-flower Trade 

 during E^ter. 



HENRY A. DREER, Seedsman and Florist, 



janl 714 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. 



lt®ffi®l 



COMMUNICATIONS 



are invited from FIRST-CLASS GARDENERS to take charge 

 of next Spring and work on shares a large 



VEGETABLE GARDEN, 



with FORCING HOUSES and GRAPERY, gardener's house and 

 stable, and to keep in order the Conservatory and Grounds at- 

 tached to a Private Rcsidence, near Baltimore City. 



Address " SUDBROOK," 



tnovtf Pikesville P. O., Baltimore Co., Md. 



Gray, Dry Faded i Falling 



HA-IR. 



Is now restored to its natural condition by the use of 



WOOD'S IMPROVED HAIR RESTORATIVE. 



The IMPROVED ARTICLE is now taking the lead over all 

 others, leaving the hair clean, soft and glossy C. A. COOK St 

 CO., Chicago Sole Agents for the United States and Canada. 

 Sold by all Druggists everywhere. Trade supplied by J. F. 

 HENRY, CURRAN Sz: CO , New York. octs 



Plants [or Wiuler-FlowerlnE anJ Florists' StocL 



PER 10 PER I03 



Abutilon "Boule de neige," pure white, free blooming i 50 



Begonias for Winter flowering, 4 varieties 

 Bouvardia Humboldii corymbiflora . 



(Special rates per 1000.) 

 Cinerarias, choice strain 



1. 00 

 2.00 

 1.50 



2 00 



1 00 

 1.50 

 1. 00 

 2.50 



75 



2 50 

 I 50 



Euphorbia Jacquiniflora 



Fuchsia procumbeus (trailing Fuchsia) 



Geranium " Gen'l Grant," best scarlet for massing 75 6.03 

 Geranium " Madeloni," new and beautiful 250 20.00 



Lagerstroemia Indica(niw crimson crape myrtle) 

 Nertera depressa (scarlet berried plant, used during 

 the past season in the London Parks as a carpet 

 bedding plant) .... 150 



Primula sinensis, red and white . . . 1.50 



Verbenas, strong plants, perfectly free from disease, 



25 plants in 25 varieties for $1.50 . . A 00 



Address EDWIN LONSDALE, Florist, 



decg Germantown) Phila. 



New PEACHES. 



Alexander's Early, Amsden's June, Steadly, Leather- 

 bury's Late, Tuckahoe Late, Bilyeu's Late October 

 (Bilyeu's Comet), Brandywine and twenty other new varieties 



of merit. 



A. HANCE & SON., 



octtf NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS, RED BANK, N. J 



mClENT HOeilCOLTUeHL EST|1BLIS1[IIT, 



VICTOR VERDIER, Sr., 



CHAS. VERDIEE, Jr., Successor, 



Rue Bandricourt, Paris, France. 



Roses, Paeonies, Gladioli 



are grown in very large quantities. Catalogues gratis and franco oa 

 application. dec3 



Kept in cool-shed all winter, and from healthy 

 regnon. Ix)W for quantities. 



THOMAS MEEHAN, 



J&n2 Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa. 



200 BUSH. PEACH PITS, 



FRESH, and saved with special care for 



OUR OWN USE, 



Having more than we need we offer the above lot on reasonable 



terms. 



dec2 



WM. CORSE & SON, 



Baltimore, Md. 



