THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



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FLOWEE POTS BY THE MILLION! 



r.ie BEST, CHEAPEST and MOST DURABLE FLOWER 



POTS in tl)e MARKET. 



Also a full line of 



kes, Faoc| Plowei Pots, Haogiog Baskeis, 4c., 



At the 

 NEW BRIGHTON 



Flowei Pot and leffa-Cotta 



WJRK3. 



lUustrated^Catalogue on appli- 

 cation. 



ELVERSON & SHERWOOD, New Brighton, Pa. 



A'Jdress, 



YOU WTANT A "LADY" 



to make you happy ! The finest large, extra early, WHITE GRAPE known. Ripens middle of August. Hardy, healthy 

 productive , and everywhere reliable. Nine years tested, and approved by the best Horticulturist in the Union. Strong one year 

 plants |i. 50 single; $i5perdo7..; Sioo per loo. Two years plants, $2 single ; J20 per doz.; $150 per 100, pre-paid by mail or express. 

 CircuLirs and price-list of 60 varieties of Grapes free. 



mch2 GEO. W. CAMPBELL, Delaware, Ohio. 



FANNY and RALPH 



Ooode's beautiful ne w Seedling Geraniums are now offered 

 for the first time to the public by 



MILLER & HUNT. 



Read these testimonials from men well known 

 to every Florist in the United States. 



" From my experience with Fanny the past season, I have no 

 hesitation in pronouncing it the best Geranium in every respect of 

 its color, in commerce in this country. It is a splendid pot plant, a 

 first-class bedder, a good grower and a very free bloomer. Holds 

 its petals well and retains its color both of foliage and flower under 

 the hottest sun. Flowers large, of excellent shape and g»od sub- 

 stance, of a very rich, high salmon color 



"Ralph is a remarkable variety of the Nosegay class ; it is a strong 

 compact grower, a very free bloomer, a good bedder and carries the 

 largest tru.sses of any Geranium known to me. It is a splendid 

 variety." WM. WHITE, Supt. Ellis Park, Chicago. 



" It is with much pleasure I testify to the genera! good qualities of 

 the Bronze Zonale Geranium, P'anny, raised by John Goode & Co., 

 having had it under my cultivation during my engagement with 

 that gentleman, and have also closely observed its merits the past 

 •eason. As a bedding plant it proved itself the finest of its class, 

 from among seventy-five different sorts with which I am acquainted. 

 It has a fine large pip of good form; bold truss; an immense 

 bloomer at all seasons. I consider it unequalled. 



"I do not care how high the bedding qualities of Ralph arc 

 Mated ; its merits cannot be overdrawn" 



WM. FANCOURT, Manager Chicago Floricultuial Co. 



Price, $1 each ; $9 per doz.; $5 per \ doz. 



The above to;?ether with the finest and cheap- 

 est stock of Verbenas and Beddinfx Plants in the 

 West. For sale l)y, 



MILLER & HQNT, 



Wrights Grove, Chicago, HL 



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SOMETHING NBW ! 



Send for NORDYKE'S BEAUTIFUL 

 CATALOGUE of 



ILLUSTRATED 



VEGETABLE, GREENHOUSE 



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P'or Spring of 1877. I'ree, or with 2 p.ickets ( h'lrc flower seeds, 10 

 cts. Address C. A. NORDYKE, Florist, 



mchtf Lock Box 1389 RICH.MOND. IND. 



Strawberry Plants, 



BY THE 100, 1,000, OR 10,000. 



Monarch of the West, Chas. Downing. Col. Cheney, Ju- 

 conda. true, Kentucky, Seth Boyden, Wilson's Albany, etc. 

 .•\ls.) Great American, Cumberland, Triumph, Duchesse, 

 Capt. Jack, Duncan, Prouty's Seedling, Kerrs's Prolific, 

 Sterling, and nearly twenty ither N EW varieties. A descrip- 

 tive Catalogue mailed to all applicants. 



A. HANCE & SON, 



mch3 NURSERYMEN & FLORISTS, RED BANK, N. J. 



Small Fruits, Larq« Fruits Plants 



Best varieties; lowest rates. PKACH TREES, &c. loo.ooo 



Strawberry Plants for Si. Send for Catalogue. 



mch.l JNO. S. COLLINS, Mookbstown, N. J. 



