THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



11 



Catalogite of New, Rare 



AND 



BEmiFUL PLANTS, 



will be ready in February with a colored plate of the 



NEW STRIPED ROSE, 



BEAUTY OF GLAZBNWOOD. 



A HYBRID TEA. one of a most distinct and novel kind. The 

 ground tint is a lovely golden yellow, darker than, but after the 

 style of. Madame F'alcot, each petal being distinctly striped, and 

 flaked with a bright carmine, as often seen in the coloration of some 

 Tulips, the buds, before expanding, being boldly and beautifully 

 marked with crimson. It is impossible to convey by description the 

 marking and beauty of this charming Rose; but it is, without doubt, 

 the most striking novelty introduced for years. 



"A Rose of golden-yellow, s'riped and flaked with scarlet 

 or vermlion sounds like a dream or a fairy tale ; it is, 

 nevertheless, a reality." — H. Curtis, in The Garden. 



New Roses — The finest new French and English Varieties. 



Ne-w Double Poinsettia— A superb plant. 



New Hydrangea, " Thomas Hogg " 



New Tuberous Rooted Begonias — From Lemoine, Van 



Houtte. &c. 

 New^ and Beautiful Pelargoniums. 

 With an immense stock of new and beautiful plants well grown 



— all of which are offered at low rales. 

 Catalogues and plate free to Customers — to others lo cents — or 



a plain copy to all applicants free. 



ROSES. 



An immense stock of all the standard varieties gro\<'n in pots. 

 CHEAP. 



NEWFRUITS. 



New Pears, Peaches, Strawberries, &c. 



New Shrubs and Ornamental Trees, with a large general 

 Nursery Stock — Fruit Trees, Evergreens, &c., Norway Spruce, 

 Austrian Pine, Silvor Fir. ard other Small Evergreens, Fruit Tree 

 Stocks, &c,. suitable for Nurserymen. 



CATALOGUES m.iiled to applicants. 



10,000 VERBENAS. 



Fine, Strong, Healthy Plants — $30 per 100. All kinds of 

 bedding out plants. Also, a lot of Irish Junipers, from 3 to 4 ft. 

 high, from J20 to $40 per 100. 

 tapltf M. CLARK, Florist, "West Chester, Pa. 



feb3 



JOHN SAUL, 



WASHINGTON, D. 



ONE STXIOM^G S1VIIX.AX Pr.A.NT 



Sent free by mail for 20 cents; 6 for Sl.OO. 



The following Catalogues will be sent on application as follows : 

 Nos I and 2 on receipt of 10 cents each. Nos. 3, 4, 5. and 6, free. 



No 1. Descriptive and Illustrated Catalogue of Fruit, Orna- 

 mental, and Evergreen Trees, Shrubs, etc., etc., 50 pages ready 

 February ist. 



No. 2, Descriptive and Illustrated Catalogue of Greenhouse and 

 Stove Plants, Bedding and Herbaceous Plants, 50 pages, ready 

 February 15th. 



No. 3. Wholesale Catalogue of Fruit, Ornamental and Evergreen 

 Trees, etc., ready Sept 15th. 



No. 4. Wholesale Catalogue of Roses, Bedding Plants, etc., 

 ready Oct. i 



No. 5. Wholesale Catalogue of Bedding Plants, ready Feb. 15th. 



No. 6. Wholesale Catalogue of Surplus Stock, ready May ist. 

 apli I. C. WOOD & BROTHER, Fishkill, N. Y. 



Of Pamphlets on Botany, Horticulture, &c., now ready. 

 E. P. BOON, Agt., 86 Nassau St., N. Y. 



■WAIiTEK ELDER, 

 Ijandscape and Jobbing Gardener, 



12:U Rodman Street, PkUadalphia 

 Attends to all branohai of his business on reasonable terms. 



RUE'S HAND CULTIVATOR 



A SF FD DKILL 



^ , _, , „ MANUF'D 



H ' -. '.| BY 



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Highest prize at Centennial for the Best Hand Cultivator. 



GEO. W. RUE, Hamilton, 0. 



Allen's Planet Jr. 



SILVER 



MEDAL 



Hand Seed Drills and \\^^eel Hoes, have also 

 received the Ceiiteniiial Medal, and the Erfurt 



Medal, Germany; in addition to very numerous 

 first prizes at State a7id County Fairs. Our machines 

 are still further improved for 1877. Send for fuli 

 Descriptive Price-list, containing also our JVew Horse 

 Hoe, '^Iron A fie" Cultivator, Wood frame Cultivator, 

 Hand Garden Plow, Paris Green Duster, TranspJantini} 

 Hoes, etc. Every Farmer should have a copy, and we 

 want a live agent in every town. If your dealers do not 

 keep our goods, seiid for new terms to pqents and clvhs. 

 S. L. Allen & Co., 119 S. Fourth St., Philadelphia, Pa. 



M08AICULTURE. 



Plants for Massing, Ribbon Borders, &c., &c. Alternantheras, 

 jEcheverias, Centaureas, Glaucum, Golden Feather, &c , &c. 



GERANIUMS, Gen'l Grant, and assorted. 



CAMELLIA STOCKS, for Grafting. 

 ROSES, 



Bon Silene. Isabella Sprurt, and Safrano in 2^ and 3-inch pots. 

 Also, several hundred Hybrid Perpetual Boses, dormant, 

 strong Plants. 



Price and varieties on application Send for Wholesale Price 

 List. Address, 



EDWIN LONSDALE, Florist, 



Germantown, (Station G,} PHILADEtPHIA. 



deep 



APPLE TREES. 



25,000 well grown and thrifty, comprising all the leading varieties. 

 Prices low Orders for Baldwin alone at prices that defy competition 

 Send for trade-list. 



mchs 



RAKESTRAW & PYLE, 



WILLOW DALE, CHESTER CO. PA. 



Peach & Cherry Trees 



40,000 Peach, 4 to 6 ft , largelv of Crawfords Early and Late. 

 a,ooo Cherry, 5 to 7 ft. 



And a general assortment of Nursery Stock. Prices moderate. 

 Send for trade-list. 



RAKESTRA^^ & PYLE, 



rachz WILLOW DALE, CHESTER CO., PA. 



