THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



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TUBEROSES. 



50,000 of the Finest, Largest, Southern grown Tuberoses can 

 be supplied at ;g2o per looo. Guarauteed largest Bulbs in the 

 market. Address, 

 tsep2 F. GOEBELS, 413 2il Street, Memphis, Tenn. 



PEACH TREES. 



We offer to the trade a large supply of very tine Peach 

 Trees ; also a large stock of splendid two and three year Apple, 

 Wild GooSe and other Plum Trees, Apricots, Nectarines, one and 

 two year Grape Vines; also other Fruit and Ornamental Trees, 

 Vines, Shrubs, Roses, &c.. &c. Send for price list. 



THE TEBO NURSEKIES CO., 

 sept2 Clinton, Henry County, Mo. 



Grand Triumph in Horticulture. 



Glorious results of a Useful Life ; climax almost reached: 

 FELTON'S NEW BERRIES, Cinderella and Conti- 

 nental Strawberries ; Early Prolitic and Reliance 

 Raspberries. The four best be.iring, best carrying, best 

 selling, best paying Market Berries. 



Illustrated Circular and Price-list giving history and full de- 

 scription. Free to all. GIBSON & BENNETT, 

 sep3 Nurserymen and Fruit Growers, Woodbury, N. J. 



^^[i lilnds ofj^^^^ 



Cataloauss lOcents. 



AUTUMN, 1877. 



SPECIAL OFFER TO THE TRADE. 

 Agapanthus Uinbellatus, strong, ptr doz. 8300 



Ardisia Granulata, very strong, well covered with ber- 

 ries, per ■ oz . . 5 00 

 Bauibusa Aui-ea, Dwarf, gol en striped Bamboo, verj' 



strong, per doz. . . 3 00 



Cyclamen persicum, goo(^flowering bulbs, per 100 15 00 



'■ " extra strong, " 20 00 



Geranium Apiile, Seeding plants, " 5 00 



" Double Zouale.— The best set of the l.Ttest 



introductions, whii-h should be propagated by every flor- 

 ist—Asteroid, Aug.Villamne, Ed. Leqiiin.Eng. 

 Boudoir,Louis Boutard, Mad Thibaut, Meteor 

 Flagg, Noemie, The Ghost and Wilfred. — The 

 set ot ten . 2 co 



Lygodium Scandens, Japanese Creeping Fern, 2^in. pot, 



per 100 . . . 



Maiden Hair Fern, for florists' use, per 100 

 Pelargonium, New Double or Regal. 



" Beauty of Oxtou, strong, 3in. pots, per doz. 

 " Captain Raikes, " " " 



" Queen V^ictoria, " " " 



" Prince of Novelties, '■ " " 



" Shaw, from our choice collection, fine plants, 100 1000 

 Petunias, Double, a splendid set, 12 var., per doz. i .so 



Send i r Wholesale List of Plants and liulbous Roots. 

 HENSy A. DKEER, Seedsman and Florist, 

 octi No, 714 Chestnut St., Phila. 



on nnn ^API^E trees— 5 to is feet. Silver, Sugar 

 *i\jf\J\J\J and Norway; with a general stock of Fruit and 



5 00 



5 00 



3 00 

 3 00 



50 



Ornamental Trees. Prices to suit the times 



Stelton, N. J 



G. W. Thompson 

 sep2 



To Gardeners and Florists. 



My Fall Catalogne of Novelties and Wholesale Trade List is now 

 ready, and will be mailed free to all on application. My Catalogue 

 contains a description of Torenia Fourneri, Geranium Jeanrie Reed 

 (a seedling of mine of great merit) and many other new Plants of 

 value. In my Wholesale Trade List 1 have quoted my stock very 

 low. Respectfully, 



WM. K. HARRIS, 

 oct2 5501 Darby Road, Phila,, Pa. 



DECIDUOUS TREES. 



maples Sugar, Norway, Silver and Ash-leaved. ELMS. 



^Ath, Linden and Poplar; 8 to 15 ft. At very low figures. Send 

 for Wholesale Catalogue. 



WILLIAM H. MOON, 



sep2 Morrisville, Pa. 



BOUQUET GREEN for SALE ! 



We are Booking orders for Bouquet Green at present, 10 barrels and 

 over, $2 per barrel ; less quantity, ga 50 per barrel ; delivered to 

 New York and Philadelphia, $2.50 and $3 per barrel. 

 sep2 TOT I EN & SCHAFER, Florists, Saratoga Springs, N.Y, 



"^^bTooming carnations 



Large Plants, ready to flower, of White, Rose, Yellow, and Va- 

 riegated varieties, labeled, by mail, pre-paid: 2 for 50c.; 5 for 

 SI ; 13 for SS2. Extra Large Plants by ex/oess, S(3 per dozen, 

 8S10 per hundred. 



" NEW PEARL " TUBEROSE 



First Qual'tv Flowering Bulbs (tdl January) : sSl per 

 dozen ; «4 per 100 ; «25 per 1000. If sent by riiaii, 25c. per 

 doz. e.itra. 



CUTTINGS OF GERANIUMS 



By mail: Single Flowered or Zjnale, a fine assortment of 

 varieties, 50c. per doz,; Double, a choice collection of varieties, 

 including "New Jeivel,^' 60c. per doz : Scented, consisting of 

 ''Lady Plymouth " and all the best varieties, 60c. per doz. 



CHAS. T. STARR, Avondale, Chester Co., Pa. 



EVER-BLOOIVIING ROSES 



GROWN EXPRESSLY FOR WINTER USE. 



All the best varieties for sale. Also Smila.x, Boiiv.irdias, and 

 other desirable stock. ROBERT J. SIDDAl L, 



septi2 St uion G, Philadelphia. 



Pres't De Graw, Edwardsii, and La Purite. 

 CLEIVIATIS, 



p'lammula, Jackmanni, Viticella rubra grandifl^^ra, and other sorts. 

 Dicentra spectabilis, strong plants. Bouvardias, four sorjs. Cype- 

 rus alternifolius variegata, Lomaria gibba, Dracaenas, Figus elas- 

 tica, Roses, Violets, and many other new and rare pbnts 



Apply to GEROIjD AL.TORPER, 

 oct« West Chester, Pa. 



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Great American, Durantl Beawty, Cumberland 

 Triumph, Cinderella, Continental, and all Best Straw- 

 berries, Early Prolific, Reliance, Brandywine, and all 

 Best Raspberries ; Wilson's Early and all best Blackberries ; 

 also Currants, Grapes, Peach Trees, &c. &c., all reliable. 

 and at HARD PAN prices. Send for Price List, .and oblige, 



JOHN S. COLLINS, 

 octtf Moorestown, N.J. 



Strong Plants, ijt^ per doz ; $20 per 100. 

 oct2 DAVID SAUNDERS, Whitneyville, New Haven. Conn. 



The NEW EARLY PEACHES in dormant bud,\^7'IL- 

 DER, SAUNDERS ami DOWNING. One-vear old trees 

 of aMSDEN, ALEXANDER and BRIGGS' MAY, 

 EARLY BEATRICE and the LEADING OLD 

 VARIETIES. The yellows are unknown here. The J\ EW 

 and LEADIN ^T VARIETIES are all grown and proved on 

 mv grounds. Notice, — Trees or buds for Spring use should be 

 ordered before January ist. Address, 

 octa D. S. MYER, Horticulturist, Bridgeville, Del. 



