THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



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Gray, Dry, Faded I Falling 



HA-IF^ 



Catalogite of New, Rare 



AND 



BEAUTIFUL PLANTS, wood's improved hair restorative. 



Is now restored to its natural condition by the use of 



will be ready in February wiih 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 Falcot, 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 sou.ids 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 rates. 

 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 grown in pots. 

 CHEAP. 



NEWFRUITS. 



New Pears, Peaches, Strawberries, &c. 



New Shrubs and Ornamental Trees, with a large general 

 Nursery Stock — Fruit Trees, Evergreen*, &c , Norway Spruce, 

 Austrian Pine, Silver Fir. and other Small Evergreens, Fruit Tree 

 Stocks, &c,. suitable for Nurserymen. 



CATALOGUES mailed to applicants. 



JOHN SAUL, 



feb3 WASHINGTON, D. C. 





Will bp 



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ipt of 25ct8. 



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largest CATlLOGtKS 



published, contains 



bout 2.')n rnefs, ov( r 



cncrnvins'. two 



Ifgant colored plates, atjil 



vi\< full ilescriptioiis. prices 



1 (lirertions for planliiis 



liver 1200 varieties! of Vetret;iMe 



1(1 Flower Seeds, Bedding riant.", 



-e^, &c., and 13 invaluable to 



er, Gardener <t Florist. .Addiess 



D. M. FEREY 5: CO., Detroit, Mich. 



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Our .\bri(l:rHl PricNl ratiilofuc FREE to all Applicants. 



WALTER ELDER, 

 Landscape and Jobbing Gardener, 



12:51 Rodman Street, Philadelphia 

 Attends lo a!! branches of his business ou reasonable terms. 



The IMPROVED ARTICLE is now taking the lead over all 

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

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

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

 HENRY, CURKAN & CO , New York. octs 



Allen's Planet Jr. 



SILVER 



MEDAL' 



Hand Seed Drills and AVTieel Hoes, have also 

 received the Centennial Medal, and the Krftxrt 



Medal, Germany; in addition to very nnmerous 

 first prizes at Slate and County Fairs. Our machines 

 are still further improved for 1877. Send for full 

 Descriptive Price-list, contniniug also our Keio Horse 

 Hoe, "Iron Aije" CnUivatnr, Wood frame CuUivotor, 

 Hand Garden Plow, Paris Green Duster, Transplantinij 

 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 send for new terms to ar/rnts and clubs. 

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



Special Ctieai) Offer. Florists' Stock to tlie TraJe. 



PER lO PER loa 



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



150 



2.00 

 2.00 

 1.50 



Begonias for Winter flowering, 4 varieties 



Bouvardia Humboldtii corymbiflora 

 (Special rates per 1000.) 



Echeveria secunda glauca . . . 8.00 



Fuchsia procumbens 1 trailing Fuchsia) . 2.50 



" all the leading early dowering kinds, fine 

 plants ...... 3.00 



Geranium " Gen'l Grant," best scarlet for m.issing 6.0J 



" * " assorted, 870 per i.ooo . 8 00 



" "Madelire,"new and beautiful strong plants 2 50 »o.oo 

 " " extra strong. 50 c. each. 



Heliotrope " Juliette," the very best market variety 8.o» 



Lagerstroemia Indica(n< w crimson crape myrtle) i.oo 



Nertera depressa (scarlet berried plant, used during 

 the past season in the London Parks as a carpet 

 bedding plant) .... 1.50 



Primula sinensis, red and white . . . 1.50 



Verbenas, fine plants, perfectly free from disease, 



25 plants in 2S varieties for $i.=;o 3.00 



Address EDWIN I.ONSDAI.E, Florist, 



decg Germantown) Fhila. 



New PEACHES. 



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

 bury's Late, Tuckahoe I^ate, IJilyeu's Late October 

 (Bilyeu's Comet), Krandy^vinfe and twenty other new varieties 



of merit. 



A. HANCE & SON., 



octtf NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS, RED BANK,N. J 



lilENT HOfiTICyLTOeftL estaolisifnt, 



VICTOR VERDIER, Sr., 



CHAS. VERDIEE, Jr., Successor 



Rue Bandricourt, Paris, France. 



Roses, Paeonies, Gladioli 



are grown in very Isrge quantities. Catalogues gratis and franco on 

 application. dec3 



