THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



^»$S:BT CAB3>$* 



CHAS. BLACK & BRO.. 



Nursery and Fruits. Hightstown, N.J 



J^ Send for Circular and conditions of insertion under this headin?."g^ 



P.H.FOSTER, I THOMAS MEEHAN, 



Nurseryman, Babylon, L. I., N. Y. I Nurseryman & '1 ree Seeds, Germant'n,Pliil. 



N. W. CRAFT, Grower of Nursery Sfock ami 

 Manf. of Pure Wines, Red Plains. N C. 



D. W. LANGDON, (Successor to C.C Lang- I E. S. MILLER, Flower Seeds and Native 

 don.) Largdon Nurseries, Mobile, Ala. I Plains, Wariing River, L. I., N. Y. 



J. B. PROCTOR & SON, Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Caledonia, Kent Co., Mich. 



OUT JPLOWltlK^!^. 



Our extensive houses are now in superior condition, and we 

 can supply ROSES of extra qu.ilit)— Jacqueminots, Neils. Niphe- 

 tOS, and the common kinds, at LowBM- VViioLKSALK Kates by 

 the 100 or 1.000. As an evidence of care in packing, we state that 

 we sent daily to a Wbstern City last winter without the loss ol a 

 Rose. The color of our Bon SileneS is also well recognized 



NONANTDM HILL NDBSERIES, BrlgltOD, Mass. 



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W. C. STRONG &, CO. 



Hursory Stock! 



The largest supply of uniform, thrifty, young stock, two 

 and three years old, in the country. 



STANDARD PEARS A SPECIALTY. 



No old stock cut back, but all young and healthy. Also a 

 large supply of Oroameutal Stock of every d scription. 



Nurserymen and Dealers will consu't their interests by correspond- 

 ing with us or inspecting our stock before purchasing. 



SMITHS <fc POWELL, 



au-2 SYRACUSE, N. Y . 



BARNAART & GO'S 



(LIMITED COMPANY,) 



VOGELEHIANG, li[lie HAAOLEM, HOLLAND, 



Beg to announce that their list of Dutch Bulbs, including the 

 most perfect collection of 



HYACINTHS, TULIPS, CROCUSES, 

 NARCISSUS, ANEMONES, 



RANUNCULUS, FRITILLARIA 

 LILIUM, IRIS, GLADIOLUS, 



AMARYLLIS, 



And many other miscellaneous! Bulbs, Roots and Tubers, is now 

 ready and wili be sent to all applicants je.4 



DENNISONS 



CHEAP AND RELIABLE 

 PATENT 



SHIPPING TAGS 



fORSALEATTHIS OFnCE^ 



1 ^With Strings 50 cents per 10')0 extra. Printing $1 00 per 1000 

 extra. Order by numbers. 



Address, CHAS. H. MAROT, 



SH Chestnut St., Philadelphia. 



NEW 



SE[OLING GEeANIOMS. 

 BULBS AND PLANTS 



For FLORISTS and DECORATIVE Purposes. 



OFFERED TO THE TRADE FOR THE FIRST TIME. 



DnM Mt> Forcing Ml of all Hnjs. 



11 nTip r Unknown parties sending for our li^t mu-t give us some 

 hUlluLl "1^^"^ of knowing whether thev are in the TRADE, 

 as this list will be sent to no others. 



V. H. Hallock, Son & Thorpe, 



si2 QUEENS, N. Y. 



WONDXSRFUIm ! 



All can have the BEST FLOWERS and '.heir SEEDS 

 WORLD DELIVERED at their DOORS. 



in the 



"Dayton, Ohio, U. S , America, June (5th, 1880. 

 'Mr. H.CANNELL. 



"Dear Sir. — The Seeds I ordered of you came in due litre. I 

 found thrm of first-class growing quality. They came ip well, and 

 are growing into fine healthy plants. "The three packages of plants 

 by sample post arrived in good condition, as goi d in f<ct as any I 

 ever received from our own florists through the mails. If 't were 

 generally known by my countrymen how well you send seeds and 

 plants across the ocean your business in this country would increase 

 materially. Set me down for your annual of 1881. Yours truly, 

 "GEO. CASWELL, 240 W. 4th Street." 



Catalogue, containing every information, post free for 12 stamps 



THE HOME FOR FLOWERS, 



autf SWANLEY, KENT, ENGLAND. 



Orcliiis, Bare Plants, k. 



East ludian Orchids, also Mexican, Central and 

 South American Orchids. 



I am importicg constantly from those countries, and can oflfer 

 Icwer than the same can be purchased in Europe. 



BEAUTIFUL FOLIAGE PLANTS, 



Such as CROTONS. DRAC/ECES, DIEFFEnBACHIA MAR- 

 ANTAS, ALOCACIAS, ANTHURIUMS, &c., suitable for 

 Fairs, Exhibitions, &c., at low rates. 

 Catalogues on application. 



JOHN SAUL, 



il.3 



'Washiugtou, D. C. 



AMERICAN GRAPE GROWING 



AND 



Hy George Husmann, Professor of Horticulture in University of 



Missouri, with contributions from well known (;r:ip» Growcrs,giviDg 



A WIDE KANUE OF KXFEKIENCE. 



Illustrated, IL'mo, 24'S pp., cloth ; price, $1..")0. Mailed, post-paid 

 on receipt of price. Address, 



CHAS. H- MAROT. — ' 



814 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. 



