THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



17 



ANDRE LEROY'S 



NURSERIES! 



ANGERS, FRANCE. 



The largest and richest of Europe in 



FBUIT, 

 5' ■ 



CAMELLIAS, ROSES, 



FRUIT TREE STOCKS, &c., &c. 



Large culture of Vegetables and Field Seeds, 

 Bulbs, Flowers, &c. 



C. RAOUX, Agent, 



«eptl2 



76 Park Place, New York. 



•CATALOGUE OF NEW, RARE AND BEATJTIFUL PLANTS 

 •will be rt^iidy iu February with a coldred plate. Many new and 

 l)i'!iiititul plant- are ottered for the first time wiiti "a rich (ol- 

 lection ot Greenhouse ani Hothouse Plants, Bedding; Plants, 

 New and Choice Roses, Dahl'as, &c., well grown wild at low 

 prices. Frre to all my customers, to others price in cents. A 

 plain copy free. JOHN SAUL, 



feb2 WashinL'tnn, D. C. 



The Diospyros Kaki, 



JAPANESE PERSIMMON. 



Imported direct from -lapan Four of Best Varieties, Grafted 

 Trees, with abindance ot small root.s; perfectly hardy. Will 

 bear at from three to four years o^d. Ench Per Doz Per 100 

 Ost Class Trees, 5 to " ft., - fl.CO $11.(I0 $80.00 



2d " ly, tr) .5 ft. - If, H.OO 5!5.00 



With a liberal discount for larger quantities. P'or further in- 

 formatlou and cataloj-'ue address 



•TAMES WATERS, 

 feb.2 Pajaro Valley Nurseries, Watsonville, Santa Cruz Co., Cal. 



•Oardciier, Florist, and Horticiiltiiral Agent, Twenty- 

 First St., below Greene, Philadelphia. Jobbing promptly 

 attended to. First-class reference furnished, and correspon- 

 dence solicited. feb 3 



ASPARAGUS CULTURE; 



Tlie Jie.st Mi'tlioils JSniploi/ed in JCnf/lrintl ami France. 



By .lame's Barnes and Wm. Robinson, F.L.S. 

 Illustrated, 2H pages, i2mo, paper. Price, 20 cents. Mailed, 

 postage free, on receipt of price. 



Address, CHAS. U. .MAROT, 



814 Chestnut St., Phila. 



NEW HANDSOME FLOWEIiJSJD, 



CAREFULLY HYBRIDIZED, 



Tuberous Rooted Begonias. 



Plants from the finest straius in cultivation \\ill be ready for 

 delivery about the Ist of Mav. Prices for single plants, by the 

 dozen or hundred, on applicati<m. 

 A few packets of seeds of the above at 50c. 



DANIEL BARKER, 

 No. 07 Brewer .St., 

 Norfolk, Va. 

 B^~Npw and Rare Plants a Specialty. mch2 





THE EUREKA FUMICATOR, 



FOR CONSERVATORIES, GREEN- 

 HOUSES, FRAMES, GRAPEHIES, 

 POULTRY HOUSES, AVIARIES, HOS- 

 PITALS, &c.,&c. 



This cheap and thorougbly effectual Fu- 

 miirator will burn tobacco, tobacco p^per, 

 sulphur, or any other fumigating material. 

 It is se.lf-act'ng; requires n> attention 

 when once ignited; there is no fear ot flaming 

 no waste of ma'erial, every particle being 

 consumed Hnd given off in dense smoke, 

 thus ensuring the entire destruction of in- 

 sect life. 



No. 1, suitable for a house lOx 20 feet, $2.00. 

 No. 2, " " " " 12x 40 feet, .S.CO. 

 No. 3, " " " " 20xUi0feet. 4 00. 

 Manufactured of heavy sheet iron, and very durable. Boxed 



ready for shipping at the above prices. Circulars ready for 



i distribution. Manufactured ajid sold, w 



by 



mchl 



free distribution. Manufactured ajid sold, wholesale and retail, 

 HEVRY A. DRKKR, 



Seedsman and Florict, 

 No. 714 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. 



Have been a SPECIALTY with rae for several years. 



I NOW OFFER 



Strong, Dormant, Out-Door 

 PLANTS 



OP THE 



Finest Varieties, One and Two Years old, 



HTSIIID rE!irEm, mil and CLIMEINB, 



Also a good assortineiit of 



NOISETTE, TEUflOfiBON.^CHINHOSES 



Iisr FOTS. 



H. E. HOOKER. 



Iioche,<>ter, N. Y., February., 1878. mch.l 



.«E£DC0RN. Smrt 



I' •■-tulforfuotil. Fir« 



'jC.rt I'rciii. l"a. iStale Fair; 



iTi^i virjii immrnse ; 40 ym 



i..<iiL're.-. W.Atl(ins..u 



DM ArcbSt Phila. Pa. 



