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THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



LOOK HERE. 



All oHcrx fir WIIhou'*- Albiin.v Slniwt>.rn- I'lanld rocelved 

 durinq Harch. 1/ acvmpanietl icith thr tcm/i, will ho fllU-il at 

 S-j.co i>iT i.iHH); ia.KO lor ft,n(!«; liti.oo for 10,000, and Hpcclal 

 rait'K for liirL'er IhIM. l'lantn ntronfi ami puuruttleM r/enuinf. 

 Hill he tieil in HO, and in-// jiockni. Ollur (.lock, both Iruil aud 



omamcutal, very low. ^ 



WM. F. BASSETT, 



mch 1 lifllftue At. yurnert/, IJamino/Uon N. J. 



Pedigree Onion Seed. 



l)aiiviTS Oiii..ii Si-i-i\, raim-d /ram thr rhcirf^t onutrui 0/ each 

 ,f(tj> for nftu itrarn in tnucextion! The diffeifuce in the crop 

 «iH be u'u iiniu.s t'liftter than the coet of the seed. My Seed 

 Catalogue free to all. 

 ncbS JAMK8 J. H. ORKGORY, Marbleliead, Mass. 



Choice Flower and Garden Seeds, 

 STRWBEEEIES, PEACHES, ^Z. 



isi'Er<^r SORTS b^s" ivr a-tl. 



Plants of the newest and ttnv8t improved sortK, carefully 

 packed and prepaid bv mail. Mv colU-ction of Strawberries 

 took the tir^t premium for the be>t Collection, at the great 

 Bhow of ihe Mass. Horticultural Society, in Bosten. I grow 

 over 100 varieties, the most complete collection in the country, 

 inclniiinK all the new, large American and imported kinds. 

 Priced descriptive Catalogues, gratis, by mail. Also, Bulbs, 

 Fruit Trees, Hoses, Evergreen'*. Choice Flowi-r, Garden, Tree. 

 Evergreen, Herb, or Fruit Seeds, 25 packets of either for $1.00, 

 bv mail. 



C C Til*-' True Cape Cod Cranberry, best sort for Upland, 

 *"*'• Lowland, or Garden, by mail, prepaid. $l.fK) per KX), 



C. V^-^*> pef 1,000. Wholeeale Catalogue to the Trade. 

 Ageuu^ wanted. 



B. M. WATSON, 



Old Colony Nurseries and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass. 

 KtiablisiiPd Ht2. 



PHERRY AND PLUM TREES! 



\j Ev«-rjjreens -rery low ! Alcoa large Htork oi tieiit-ral 



>ar8fry StocU. Catalorrnes "-I't fr^e on npnU'iiMon. 



GEO. ACHELIS, West Chester, Pa. 



omsrmiEF 



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Evergreens, an Immense Stock. 



American Arbor Vitns, 30 ctH. 

 tT S20 per hundred. 20 other 

 B )rt,s at low rates. 



Pine in varietj-, .^0 cts. to $15 

 p r hundred. Norway Spruce, 

 60 (t.s. to Sro per hundred. 



<Jreenhou.se and Stove Plants, 

 A ehyranthus, Chrj-santhe- 

 m m.s and ColetLs, 5 cts. each. 



C'lilla-s, 4 cts., Verbenas, 3 cts. 

 G ranium.s, 5, 6 and 8 ct«. 



I*ttunia.x, 5 and Gets. Smilai, 

 25 ct.s. per dor. 



A full as-sortment of Fruit 

 a'll Ornaraentel Trees, Shrubs, 

 V.iie.s, &c., at low rates. 

 Catalogues free. 



Address, 



n.s?ikui, y. Y. 





2,000 Varieties Rare unci lieuiitlfiil Flower Seedn. 



!M)fl VarietieH Choice V«->;<tuble i!>c-ed«. 



."SOO Varli ties S<-e<l PotHto«-». 



Selected SeedH ol all the leu ling and improved varieties of 

 Foot and Koriijje Cropn for KleUl Culture, consisting of 

 Carrots, M«iif;el wiirzel, ami SiiRar BeetK, Corn, Tur- 

 nlpH, Kiita Ua^a, OiaHH See<lM, etc F<'rtlliierK, Gar- 

 den TooIh, Small KriittM, Klo-werin^ Plautu, and other 

 ..equlHltev for the Fnrni and Garflen. 



A complete descriptive au<i priced list of the above, with 

 directions for culture, will In- found in the following cafaJogues 

 now in press, and will be rrady for distriimtioi) .Inn. 1. 



A copy will be mailed to applicants on receipt of price affixed 

 — regnlar customers suiipliod gratis. 



niiss's Illustrated Send CataloKxe and Amateur'* 

 Guide to the Flower and Kltclieu Garden, 'iiti pages, 

 price 35 Cent*. 



BIImm'b IlluHtrated Gardener's Almanac for 187$, and 

 Abrldfted CatHlojjue. 136 p.iges, with Monthly Calendar of 

 Operations. 10 Cents. 



Bliss's Illustrated I'otato CataIof;ne contains a list of 

 .WO Varieties, and much useful iiitoruiaiiou upon their cultiva- 

 tion 10 Cents, Addresp 

 P. O. Box. B. K. BLISS &, SONS, 



No. 571'^. 34 Barclay St., New YorU. 

 jan3 



VERBENAS! 



Splendid i)lants, free from rust or mildew, per 100. per lOtXV 

 In '20 distinct named varieties, . . . $.H 00 $W 00 



The same unnamed, ^ 8 60 !iO Oft 



Carnations— La Purite, Edwardsii, Prea. de 



Oraw, var. La Purite, 2!^ pots, . . 2 60 



Samples sent y mail free to those who wish to see them 

 before purchasim:. 



SKED, PADDOCK & CO., 



sepT 



Cleveland, O. 



TO FLORISTS. 



CARNATIONS in large qumitities, now ready to cut witb> 

 Rose buds, Bouvardia and Smilax. Plants of Kdward^ii, l)e 

 Graw and La I'urite, at t'M> 00 per thousand, for Spring delivery. 



Jan. 3 



THOS. F.SEAL, 



I'nionrille, Cheater County, Pet 



KANSAS! 



All about its Soil, Climate, Resources, Products, Laws, and 

 its People are given in the KAMSAS fAKMJ^R, a 10-page 

 Weekly, in it-s 15th year. Po-t-paid, H mo.. .'•<)<•. 



Address, J. K. HUDSON, I opeka, Kansas. 



Has quickly taken a high place among agricultural journals. — 

 N. Y. Trihunf.. We have considered :t among the best of our 

 exchanges, and a worthy representative of the West. — Practical 

 I Farmer, Phil'a. Our Kantas friends should feel much pride in 

 I the high character and sterling worth of their State agricul- 

 ! tnral paper.— .Vad'o/iai Live-Stock .Journal. We cbeerfnlly 

 credit it with being one of the beet edited of our Western agri- 

 cultural exchanges. — Spirif 0/ the, Tiwe-i, N. Y. dec4 



