THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



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Alnncn;^ Alhiflnr;:! Plants Genuine! Packed Free!! 



/llUlldUCl lllUlllv/l C4l Brandywine (Snsqueco) Raepberriee and Wilson's Early Black- 



CSee Gabdknebs Monthly for January, under the head of 

 Kew anO Rare Plants, page 11.) 



1 Brandywine (Snsqueco) Raepberriee and Wilson's Early Black 

 I berries from stock that pnxiuced the Centennial prize berries , 

 ' $1 S() per 100, $12 per lOOO ; Kittatiuy and Lawton ^S per 1000 ; 

 Strawberries, Great American, $1 per 10, $5 per 100, $40 per 1000; 

 Duchesse, Prouty, $10 per IDOO; Capt. Jack, Cumberland, Tri- 

 umph, Jucnnda, Sterling. $5; Boyden, No. 30, Triomphe de 

 Gand, Dnncan, $4 ; Col. Cheeny, Agriculturist, Champion, $3 ; 

 "of West, Star of West, Chas. Downin", Ken- 



Order now of 



Albany, Monarch 

 tucky, Qreen, Prolific, $'i. 



^r T. JOHN S. COLLINS. 



novtf JUooreiitown, A'. J. 



Free by mail on receipt of price. 



Bep9 



EDWIN LONSDALE, Florist, 



CrermautoMrn, Philad'a, Pa. 



GRAND TRIUMPH IN HORTICULTURE. 



The crowning result of Eightee7i Years of care and toil— 

 FELTON'S NEW BERRIES. 



The Cinderella a.Dd Continental STRAWBERRIES and Early 

 Prolific and Reliatux RASPBERRIES are now offered to the 

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 Paying Market Gerries. C;atalogue and Price List Free. 



GIBSON & BENNETT, Nurserymen and Fruit Growers, 

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l7uqaestiona1)Iy tlie Ijest snstained work of tlie 

 kind 111 the World." 



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of every description and choice, such as Pears,Cjuinces,5Iahaleb. 

 Plumbs, common Cherries Doucin, Paradise Apple stocks,, 

 also a large quantity of 



I Ornamental Trees, Shrubs and Evergreen- 

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All at very low prices and an immense lot of 



ROSES, 



of Everv size and description. Standards. Half-Stand- 

 ards, Dwarfs, and on their own roots, and a large quantity S. 

 Maluiai><on, La France, and Bengales assorted; also, 

 New Roses of tUis season. Gladiolns in large quantities. 

 Magnolia soulangeana, Yewtan, Speciosa, cordata,. 

 macropliylla and others. Magnolia teniie,— a large 

 quantity of this fine Magnolia is disposable (the true variety 

 from graft). Magnolia oxoniensis and double Nai»tals 

 (two fine double flowering varieties). Also, Magnolia la 

 Galissoniereand grandiflora. Tree and Sinei»sis P«-o- 

 nles, the best selection in Europe, Clematis, 50 va- 

 rieties, ul*o Clematis from seed cropped of best varie- 

 ties, at cheap prices. Petnla alba foliis purpnreis,. 

 disposable by large quantities. 



NEW VIOLAS. 



V. 1JEL.L.E DE CHATENAY. The new double white 

 Viola, awarded the first class cortificate by the Horticultural 

 Society of Fiance, h. Paillet has offered this maenificant \ tola, 

 for the first time in last Spring; th<.! flowers are of pure wliito, 

 most delicately perfumed and of immense size and very double- 

 Price.— Yountr plants, £6 per IW) ; strontr plants, £S per 100. 



v. ODORATA,with rose flower (quite new), flower very 

 abundantly, flowers of fine rose color. Price.— i2 per doz., .£12- 

 per 100. " ..... 



V. the CZAR, with white flower. This variety is qui e- 

 alike to the well known vairiety with blue flower; it differs only 

 by the color. The white Czar is a very large flower, blooms 

 very freely, has fine la'rge foliage on very long stem, and nicely- 

 perfumed, and is of the purest white color. Price,— ioung 

 plants. X2 per 100 ; strong plants, £4 per 100. 

 ^ X. B.— For other varieties of VIOI..*. and others, see lisli 

 and prices of Catalogue and lists sent on application. 



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