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THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



THE above is now admitted throughout the world to be the 

 most replete Illustrated and DescriptiTe CATALOGUE of 

 Florists Flowers and their Seeds ever issued. No garden of the 

 least pretence should be without this work; even the profes- 

 sional refers to it for guidance, as it describes all the best varie- 

 ties (new and old) in cultivation, supplied either as cuttings, 

 rooted cuttings, or plants at the lowest price consistent with cor- 

 rectness. 



From M. Clark Woodman, Omaha, Neb., U. S. America. 5th 

 December, 1879 : " Your two packets of Fuchsias to hand, they 

 were in good condition, and are already putting out new shoots. 

 There will be no trouble in the future in getting plants from 

 you, as they come all right by mail, and without duty or delay." 



From Mrs. Dr. Kimball, Lowell, Mass., U. S., America, 9th Feb- 

 ruary, 1879: "The plants have arrived by mail in good condi- 

 tion. I think your system of packing unsurpassed by any in the 

 country." 



H. CANNELL, 



THE HOME FOR FLOWERS, 



nih.2 SWANLEY, KENT, ENGLAND- 



A splendid collection of named varieties. 



Per 100. Per 1000. 

 )| Named well assorted, $4tof8 S35 to :J50 

 Unnamed, " 3 " 5 15 " 25 



Dahlias, named and colors marked, 8 75 



Paeonies and Japan Iris, - - . 8 60 



Shade Trees, Evergreens and Shrubbery. Good stock at moderate 

 prices. Send for price list. Special attention to Jobbing Gar- 

 deners. 

 Successor to M. Moon & Son. OAMIICI P UnnM 



MORRisviLLE, BUCKSco.,PA. OAlnUtL U. MUUIl. 



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MOSS AND PEAT. 



strictly A No. 1. Free from all impurities. 



Well Rotted Peat, 5 years old $1.00 per barrel. 



New Fibrous " (good for Orchids) 1.00 " " 



Packing Moss (best quality, dry and good) 1.00 " " 



Sphagnum Moss (selected Alive and of a beauti- 

 ful color) 2.00 " " 



25 per cent, discount on 5 Bbls. and upwards. No charge for 

 barrels or cartage. Send for Descriptive Circular. 



^ , BARNEGAT MOSS AND PEAT CO. 

 mhl Successors to Geo. Foust., BARNEGAT, N. J. 



WATER AND AIR PROOF PAPER, 



Used in mailing Plants, Ac, by Nurserymen and Florists, and 

 in all cases where air and water should be excluded. Impervious 

 paper used by Architects in Drawing, Tracing, Ac. and by Sur- 

 geons and Medical Faculty as a covering— where oil silk can be 

 used. 



f^mnhom/ Plontc some new varieties ripen quite 

 Wl ailUCI I y nail La. early; prolific and constant bear- 

 ers. Send for my new circular relating to culture, soil and price. 



„ , F. TROWBRIDGE, 



n2.m2 MILFORD, CONN. 



BABYLON NURSERY. 



The MARSHALL PEAR TRIUMPHANT, price insignificant. No 

 well-regulated nursery can afford to be without It. The GAR- 

 DEN STRAWBERRY well received, and may prove the best in 

 cultivation. No humbug. Good enough. 



P. H. FOSTER, 



"^ BABYLON, N. Y. 



CHARLES J. POWER, 



FLORIST, 



South Framingliaiii, Mass. 



Greenhouse, Bedding, and Miscellaneous Plants, Flowers and 

 Floral Decorations, For Parties, Weddings and Funerals, fur- 

 nished and arranged to order. .mh.2. 



10,000 VERBENAS. 



STRONG VIGOROUS PLANTS, free from rust or disease. All of 

 the finest, high colored named varieties- the best in the market. 

 Price 83.00 per 100 ; $25.00 per 1000. Rooted cuttings fl.OO per 

 100; 39.00 per 1000. 



F. E. FASSETT & BRO., Florists, 



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Aah tabnl a. Ohio. 



PETER HENDERSON." 



The demand for this White Carnation, since we introduced it 2 

 years ago, has steadilv increased, especially since it is proved be- 

 yond doubt to be tne best Winter-blooming Carnation in ex- 

 istence. We offer GENUINE STOCK and no other variety. Price, 

 S8 per 100, $70 per 1000. Order early, also send a postal for our 

 new Catalogue of 80 pages, containing many new plants person- 

 ally selected by us. 



mh.2 NANZ & NEUNER, Louisville, Ky. 



BACK VOLUMES 



OF THE 



GARDENER'S MONTHLY 



Can still be had in numbers, per year - - . - $2.10 



Bound in neat cloth cases, including numbers, - . - 2.75 



" " 1^ Roan " " ... 3.10 



Cloth cases alone, mailed for ...... .50 



Delivered postage free. 

 Or mail us your own numbers, and have them bound in cloth 

 cases for 90 cents. Returned to you bound postage free. 

 Address, 



OHAS. H. MAROT, 

 814 Chestnut Street, 



PHIL A DELPUIA. 



GARDENING FOR PROFIT. 



BY PKTER HENDERSON. 



A Guide to the successful cultivation of the 

 MARKET AND FAMILY GARDEN. 



New and enlarged edition. Illustrated. 276 Pages, 12mo, cloth. 

 Price, $1.50. Sent by mail post-paid on receipt of price. 



Address CHAS. H. MAROT, 814 Chestnut St., Phila. 



THE LADY GRAPE 



Is the Best Hardy, Healthy, Prvductlve, Early. 

 RIpenins, White Grape In America. Ten years tested. 

 StroBg plants, by mail postpaid; Two S-yoars. or four 

 l-y«ar for ♦!. Special rates by 100 or 1,000. Also fine plants, 

 1 and i yra., of Brighton, Moore's Early, Duchesa, Lady 

 Washington, Cnnrorils, and over «0 other kinds of grapes at 

 low rates. K08E8— beautiful, ever-blooming— $1 per 

 doi. Flowers. Fruit-trees. Raspberries, Strawberries. 

 Currants. &c.. Oheajs. Circulars FREE. Address 



OEO. W. CADiPBELL, Delaware, Ohio. 



GRAPE VINES, 



Also GRAPE WOOD and CUTTINGS, LARGEST STOCK IN AMERICA. 



All leading varieties in large supply. Extra quality. True to name. Special rates to Agents, Dealers and KurMrymen. Our 

 list of Customers now embraces nearly all the leading Nurserymen in the country, to whom we would refer those not acquainted 

 with our stock. DojwlptlTs Catalogue and Prieo Llit Tre*. T. S. HUBBARD, Fredonia, N. Y. «wg-io 



