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THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



TDCrO POR FRUIT i 

 I nLLO AND ORNAMENT. 



500 ACRES OF TREES 



At Wholoasle and Kotail. rearn, ApplcH, Clu-rrieo, I'lnm^. 

 i^nitnes aH(1 Simill Friiil.-*. Oriniinctiiul 'rrec ami Shrul)i», m-w 

 bikI old. Kvcrfjrci-iiK, clioico, lar(j« qiiautilics, and liir;j<' vn- 

 ri.ty. Maplvi". HIrih, H.-.cli, Wocpinjr Troce, bKST SUKTS. 

 Magnolias, iihododcudroim, llydrHii^uas. 



CLEMATIS 



Jacknianni, 3 yearp, pxtra, and 75 other sortfl. ROSES, Per- 

 poiual, Mopf, i'ea, and ( 'limbing. 



Clemiitic. Ho.scs and Shrnbi* sfiit by MAIL, prepaid. 



Catalopiic." free. HKULCED I'KICPN. 



Address, T. C. MAXWELL & BROS, 



mchS Geneva, N. Y. 



Large Specimeji Plants. 



Our New Catalogue ia now ready, containing a large col- 

 lect iou of 



SUCCULENTS, FERNS, PALMS, 



AND 



Specimen or Exposition Plants, 



KIUST A.NU SK< O.M> SIZK. 



Cherry Trccn, Ucd Dtilc.U CiirrciilH, Itrundywint- Kasphcrrli-H, 

 $10.0(1 per llKPO. IriBli Juniper, Sand .'> li-el, compacl, rjii-up by 

 the lou. Uemlocli .Spruce, 'i und 4 li-t-l, buHby, (li and tLV 

 per 100. 



JOSIAH A. ROBERTS, 

 tf.b.tf Malvern, Pa. 



Sent free to all applicants. 



mchS 



HENRY MICHEL & CO., 

 107 North Fifth Street, 

 St. Louis, Mo. 



NEW DOUBLE GERANIUM, 



Jenny Reid, dwarf h b t, the tinesit poirl.-t grown, 60c. 



NEW COLEUS. 

 Multicolor, Pictns, El Dorado, fine and distinct, 25c. each. 

 DOUBLE GERANIUM. 

 25 Centennial varieties described in fi>rmor catalogues. 

 3-inch pot8, $S per 100; $I2 in 4-inch pots, per 100. 

 Older varieties, 3-inch pots, per loo, $« ; 4-inch pots, $10 per 100. 



FUCHSIAS. 



Racemosa, very distinct, flowers of an orange color, 50c. each. 

 Fuclicia.siu ISchoice varieties, 3-inch pots, $6 per 100; 4-iD.,$10. 

 Azale.-is, tine plants, 3-inch pots, $10 per 100. 

 Azaleas, fine plants. 4-inch pois, $15 per 100. 

 Caladiunis, fancy varieties, No. 1 — 25 varieties, $6. 

 Caladiums, fuucy varieties. No. 1 — -25 varieties, $4. 

 Dracena Tenuinalis Tricolor, 4-inch pots, $20 to %i% per 100. 

 Tuberose, stroiiir bulbs, $4 per IfKi. Tuberose, I'earl, $5 per 100. 

 Ferns and Selaginellas, 20 varieties, fine plants, $10 per 100. 

 Vurbenas, 20 varieties, $3 to $5 per KM). 



A general assortment of Hothouse, (Jrcenhouse, and Bedding 

 Plants. JOHN DICK, Florist, 



mch2 53d and Darby Road, Philadelphia, Pa. 



ROCHESTER 



COMMERCIAL 



NURSERIES. 



Hardy Trees, Shrubs, Vines and Plants, ))er dozen, lOO ami 

 1000. New Sl'niyo J'UICIC-I.TST now reiidv, iirid sent: 

 FKEE to all applicants <Hl\A .V KSTA I, (ATA L(Ki U tT 



(Illustrated), 10 cents. Fruit ('atalo^rue, cents. Both free to 

 cu:5tomer8. Fine, thrifty etock Hiid low prices. 



sxjpii'L.TJs stock:. 



We offer the followiiiiT articles to Nurser\nien stid others ii*' 

 exceptionally i.ow pkices. when orden^d in large qii.iiititieH, 

 viz: J>tvni-f Apj>lrn (on Paradise stock) ; Stnrt<lni-il I'l'iirn, 

 2d class, good; Mountain AhIi ; JCiivoprnti Linili'iis ; 

 ChvHtnuts, Huropimn aud Am-rican ; I'(ij>l<i,s; Lorrln:s: 

 (looHeherrUs, aud a large variety of Kt't-ryrvrnn, well 

 grown and ihriftv Trees of good form and color. 



Parties wi^h'ng any of the above articles in quantity will 

 please write for our Special Circular and terms. 



SPECIALTIES: 



PEAR TRUES, including new and scarce varieties. a» 

 Mt. Vernon. Heurre Clairrjeau, B. Dose, touv. du CoiufrcH, H'int. 

 Sells, Brockxrorth /'ark, etc. 



NEW, HARE aitd ItKAUTirUT. TREES, including 

 M.A GSOhlAS — Speci<isa. >ou atifjeiina and hevue (a fine >io(k) ; 

 B!HCHES—I\ir})le Leaf, Fastup'nta and F.Uqans J'endnla; 

 CUT-LK.4F SUMACH; MAJ-LK—Macrojiln/llnmiuul other 

 rare kinds ; Py{f;A(/6' THILUBA ; AMt'tiLOi'SlS VKIICHII. 

 etc., etc. 



EVERGREENS, in large assortment, flne form and 

 color. \ 



JIOSE8, in immense quantity and great variety. 



Address 



W. S. LITTLE, 



mch.i. ROCHESTER. N. K. 



LANDS STe^n IOWA 



1 9nn nnn acres "t* ■■ "^ 



l,^UU,UUUr(,r SiUe uC*') and yi per ucre, in 

 farm lots aud on ro'ins to suit all classes. Kound- 

 trip tieket< from Ch.cat'O and return tree to ijur- 

 chasers. send posral-canl for mans and pamphlet 

 describintc eUmato, soil aiKl piodurrts in Iti coun- 

 ties. Call on or address I4»WA K. K. E,A>D 

 COnrANY.02 Rjindolpli .street, Chl«-u«o, 

 or Cedar Rupitin, Iumh. 



J. B. CAX.UOUN, Land Oommiuwner. 



SURPLUS STOCK. • 



Pnntia Coernlea and Qrandiflora $3 to $S per 100 Dahlias, choice varieties $S per 100; $60 per 1 GOO 



Yucca Filamentosa $10 to $20 per 100 Double Tuberose $3 per 100 



Wistaria Sinensis $12.50 per 100 Single Tuberose $3 per 100 



Wistaria Sinensis Alba, 2 and 3 years $ per 100 PEAKL Tuberose $■'> per 100 



Pyrus Japonica, 3 feet $15 per 100 Caladium Esculentum $10 per 100 



Pseonia Fragrans $7 per 100; $50 per 1000 Agava Americana $15 per ICO 



Burgundy Rose (for Edging) $5 per 100 Geranium, QUKKN OF THE WEST. ..$6 per 100; $50 per lOOU 



Also, Bedding Plants, (icraniums. Heliotrope, Verbena, Fuchias, Lnntanas, Salvias, &c. 



I'-A-XjI^^S, ^E^^ISTS, STJCC-CnjEnSTTS, BTUXjES, dec. 



Send for Descriptive I'atalogues; also. Wholesale Price Lists. 



107 North Fifth Street , 

 mchl St. Louis, Mo,. 



