THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



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1. New, best, earliest Giants, @ 50 francs, gold per kilo. 



3, Early seed of Neapolitan Giants, @ 40 francs, gold per kilo. 



3. HalWate seed of " " @ 35 " " " " 



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I. Marzaiola,Whitc, early, very small (Nocera)7frs gold per kilo. 

 «. Maggiaiola, " (May), small, " " " 



3. Aostegra, " (August) verj' large , " " " 



4. Delia Hocca, Red, late, (Salerno) " " " 

 S- Sangulgna, Blood-red, latest, " " " 



I would also beg to call the attention of the trade to the ORANGE 

 TR£ES, which I export: height of trunk, i^ to 2 metres; di- 

 ameter of trunk, 4 to 6 centimetres. Price, 10 francs each, package 

 extra. 



VINCESrAO KKEUPPER, Horticulteur, 



lUxporter of Seeds and Plants, at Naples, Italy. 

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VERBENAS, 30 VARIETIES. 



Free from Rust, Greenhouse and Bedding Plants, Cut 

 Floirers, for the Trade. Orders by mail or telegraph. Address 

 SAMUEL DICKEY, Oxford, Pa. 



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ioTOOO VERBENAS, 



EXTRA STRONG PLANTS. 



«4.00 PER HUNDRED. 



1000 Prime Roses and Cinerarias, 



S15.00 PER HUNDRED. 



A. B. ROMMEL & CO., Florists, 



Pittston, Euzerne County, Pa. 



PEI^A^Cn TREES. 



One year, 4 to 6 ft. stocky, general assortment. NOR- 

 WAY, SUGAR and SLLVER MAPLES, all sizes. APRI- 

 COTS, one and two vears.CHERRY, two vears, •; to o ft RED 

 DUTCH CURRANTS. ARBORVIT.^S, AMERICAN, 

 SIBERIAN, and HOVEY'S GOLDEN, all sizes. IRISH 

 JUNIPERS, I to 5 ft. HEMLOCKS, bushy, 2 ft. slock of best 

 quality, and offered ]pw. 



P. b. — A Post Office is now established at Malvern, P. R. R., 



adjoining the Nursery, which is our P. O., Express, and Freight 



Station. Paoli the former office heine one mile away. [febtf 



JOSIAH A. ROBERTS, Malvern, Chester Co., Pa. 



From propagating bods, Plants perfectly healthy. 

 Send for Wholesale Price List, free. 



H. C. SMITH, 



Suffield, Conn. 



January ist, 1877. 



FREE TO ALL. 



Our Illustrated Catalogue of Plants, 

 Seeds, Bulbs, Shrubs, Trees, &c., with fine 

 Colored Plate. Prices low and satisfaction 

 guaranteed. Address, 



NANZ, NEUNER & CO., 



iieb2 Louisville, Ky. 



Bedding Plants. 



A large stock of the newer Roses, Geraniums, Petunias, 

 Dahlias, &c. VERBENAS a SPECIALTY. First 



premiums awarded wherever e.xhibited. My Spring Catalogue and 

 Wholesale Price List sent free to all applicants. 



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JOHN WHITE, Florist, 

 Communapaw Ave., Jersey City. N. J. 



POMONA NURSERY 



MLLI-IONS of trees 

 and Plants Capt. 

 Jack and Great American, the best Strawberries. Ten acres 

 of Brandy-wine (Susqueco) Raspberries, yielded last summer 

 $4,338. Send for Catalogue. WM. PARRY, Cinnaminson, N.J. 

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BACK VOLUMES 



OF THE 



Gardener's Monthly 



Can still be had in numbers, per year 

 Bound in neat cloth cases, including numbers, 

 " " Roan " " 



30 Grreenliouses 



100,000 FEET OF GLASS. 



TO THE TRADE. 



My Price List of Plants is now ready and will be forwarded free 

 on application. Address, 



JOHN DICK, 



Helendale Nursery, 



<ebz 53d and Darby Road, Philadelphia, Pa. 



$2 lO 



3 00 

 3 'S 

 Delivered postage free. 



Or mail us your own numbers, and have them bound in cloth cases 

 for 90 cents. Returned to you bound postage free. Address, 



CHAS. H. MAROT, 



814 Chestnut Street, 



Philadelphia. 



SITUATIONS WANTED. 



AS Propagator of Greenhouse Plants in variety. Shrubs, Roses, 

 and Evergreens. Also understands the management of Win- 

 ter flowering plants Address, PROPAGATOR, Gardener't 

 Monthly Office. 



BY a matried man, no children, with satisfactory reference aa 

 Gardener of experience and ability in all branches of in and 

 out-door gardening for pleasure and profit, forcing plants and fruits, 

 laying out grounds tastefully, managing place given to his charge ; 

 is strictly sober, industrious and honest. H. L. M. No. 402 Fifth 

 Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. 



BY a thorough Practical Gardener, Scotchman, married; under- 

 stands ciiltivation and forcing of Flowers, Fruits and Vegeta- 

 bles, Greenhouses, Hot and Cold Graperies, Fruit Houses, &c.; 

 twenty years' experience in this country and Europe, having had 

 full charge of one first-class place 11 years. Best references. Ad- 

 dress R. G , New Castle P. O., Pa. 



BY a young married Gardener (Protestantl, competent to take 

 charge of Greenhouses, Graperies, &c., or a first-class private 

 place ; 20 years' experience in Germany and this country, and well 

 recommended. Will be disengaged by 21st of March Address 

 G.\RDENER, care of Gcrold Altorfer, Florist, West Chester, 

 Chester County, Penna. 



BY a Frenchman, aged 38 years, married, no family ; long experi- 

 ence in America. Would like a gocd, steady, private place. 

 I Understands Greenhouse Plants, Grapery, Fruits, Flowers, Vegeta- 

 bles and Hot-beds. Is a good working man, honest, sober, and can 

 give the best references. Prefers the North. Address VICTOR 

 HENRY, Gardener, Rochester, N Y. 



BY an American, single, wishes a situation as Gardener; under- 

 stands plain Vegetable and Flower Gardening, and the general 

 work of a country place ; would go as assistant on a first class 

 place; good reference. Address F. M.-ilN, 1021 Vine St., Phila. 



AS Gardener in a private or commercial establishment; many 

 years practical experience in both ; can furnish first-class 

 reference ; no objection to any part of the country. Address 



N. B. G., 1527 Lawrence St., Philadelphia, Pa. 



BY a German Gardener, single, in a private or commercial es- 

 tablishment; 7 years' experience, five in Germany, and three 

 in the United States ; is thoroughly competent in Flower gardening, 

 Propagating, &c.; has good references, which he begs to have an 

 opportunity to submit. Address JOHN WASATKO, 914 Ran- 

 dolph St., Philadelphia. 



BY a young man, single, as Propagator and Plantsman, or to 

 manage a gentleman's private gardens, and glass structures ; 

 13 years practical experience in Hortticulture. Floral designs ar- 

 ranged on mast approved principles. References exchanged. Ad- 

 dress R. E B., Station B., Jersey City, New Jersey. 



