THE HOR TICUL TURAL A D VER TlSER. 



Index to Advertisements. 



Advertisers are requested to have orders in hand as Early as 

 Possible Copy received after the lid of each ?nonth canuct be in- 

 sured insertion in the ne.xt issue. For Adv. rates see 'Idcover page. 



Ach'lis George, West Chester, Pa 22 



American Publication Co., Boston, Mass 4 



Baird Henry Carey & Co , Philadelphia 14 



Baird & Tuttle Bloomington. Ill 12 



Baird David, Manalapan, N. J 21 



Barnaart & Co.. Vogelenzang, Holland 9 



Bates George A., Salem Mass 18 



Bayersdorfer M. M. & Co., Philadelphia 4 



Beatty Daniel F., Wa'=hington, N. 1 21, 22 



Black Chas. & Bro , Hight^town. N.J 4 



Brinton W P , Chri-tiifna, Lancaster Co , Pa 16 



Buist R. Jr , Philadelphia Fly leaf 



Burrow I Gt, FishKill,N. Y . 16 



Chica^;o Floral Co . , Chicago. Ills 13 



Clinton Bros , Clintonville, Ct 13 



Collins John S , Moorestown, N. J 11 



Cowen N.. New York 22 



Cr.iven J. C. Phladelphia, Pa 22 



Dick John Jr , Philadelphi 14 



Dingee & Conard Co , West Grove, Pa 2 



Elder Walter, Philadelphia 13 



EUwanger & B irry, Rochester, N. Y 14, 20 



Engle & Bro., Marieita, Pa 16 



Evans Edw. J. & Co.. York, Pa 14 



Foster P H , Babylon, L I., N. Y 21 



Garmore John, & Co 7 



Hales H. W.. Kidgewood, N.J 15 



Hallock V. H., Son & Thorpe, Queens, N. Y 9, 15 



Henderson Peter & Co . New York 1 



Hepler John C.. Point Breeze, Reading, Pa 22 



Hitchings & Co , New York 3 



Hubbard T.S , Fredoria, N. Y 15 



Jenkins' Nurseries, Winona, Ohio 13 



KeUey Fred. W., New York Cover 



Landreth, Philadelphia Fly leaf 



Lord's Horticultural Works, Irvington-on-Hudson, N. Y 10 



Marot, Phila.. . .4, 6, 8, 9, 12, 14, I,"!, 17, 18, 19, 20, Fly-leaf, Cover 



Marschuetz & Bacharach, Philadelphia 6 



Mason & Hamlin Organ Co., Boston 12 



McAllistar F. E., New York 22 



Meehan W. E. & Co., Philadelphia 12,22 



Meehan Thomas, Germantown, Phila 6, 11, 12, 14 



Miller & Yates, Philadelphia Fly-leaf 



Myers' Son Thomas J.. Philadelphia 8 



N J. Paint, Oil & Roofing Co., Philadelphia 13 



Nimmo Alex., Brooklyn, N. Y 6 



Nursery Cards 9 



Parsons & Sons Co. , Flushing, N. Y Cover 



Parry Wm., Cinnaminson, N. J 16 



Pontey & Taylor, London, Ont , Canada 16 



Poynter Thomas, Brooklyn, N. Y 16 



Raoux C, New York 20 



RaWestraw & Pyle Willowdale, Chester Co., Pa 15, 16 



Reynolds Benj., Norfolk, Va 13 



Ricketts James H., Newburgh, N.Y 16 



Roberts J. A., Malvern, Pa 21, 2'2 



Robson Chas. & Co , Philadelphia 12 



Roe E P., Cornwall on Hudson, N. Y • 22 



Rolker August & Sons, New York 1 



Saul John, Washington, D. C 7, 9 



Smith W. L., Aurora, 111 11 



Smith & Lynch, Boston, Mass 5 



Smiths & Powell, Syracuse, N. Y 9 



Strong W. C. & Co., Brighton, Mass 9 



Straiton & Storm New York 8 



SWain R. A., Philadelphia 7 



Thornburn J. M. & Co Fly-leaf 



The Home for Flowers, Swanley, Kent, Eng 9 



VanDusen C. L., Geneva, N. Y 16 



Vaughan J. C., Chicago, 111 Fly-leaf 



Wheeler W. F. , Philadelphia 7 



Whitman E. Sons & Co., Baltimore, Md 12 



Williams H. W. & Sons, Batavia, Ills 10 



Wright Peter & Sons, Philadelphia 4 



FOR SIT UAtTONS WANTED SEE PAGE 31. 



Peach-Trees 



Plum-Trees 



CRAB -APPLES— One Year, Fine, 



EARLY RICHMOND CHERRIES, 



and a Full Line of NURSERY STOCK offered by 



GEORGE ACHE LIS, West Chester, Chester C o., Pa. 



pnp C Al F Small Greenhouse, (12x12) Smith &~Lynch 

 run OnL.b. Boiler, and 120 feet 4 in. pipe. Also, 10 large 

 Azaleas. J. C. CRAVEN, 



my.5 625 N. 40th Street, Philadelphia. 



EASP- 

 BERRY. 



OUTHBERT 



ET^J ^r% ^^T* has the largest and cheapest stock in 

 • jC • X!kl\3^^ the c luntry of this celebrated Rasp- 

 berry. Also all thi new and standard Raspberries, Straw- 

 berries, Grape Vines, and other small fruits. Plants first class. 

 Prices reasonable. Most liberal offers are made in Fall cata- 

 logue which is sent free. Address E. P. ROE, Coruwall-on- 

 Hudson, N. Y. 



14 STOP ORGANS, 



Oil ^ ^ A O O & 0<:t> Coupler, 4 Set ' 

 OUD DAmWW Reeds. $65. Pianos $135 



and upwards sent on trial. Catalogue free. 



Address, Daniel F. Beatty, Washington N J. 



NOTICE TO BOTANISTS. g°r*?ft^'te: 



Genus Covers and Mounting Paper. 1 he only Hou~e i" the cuun 



try which carries a stock ot the auove material Sa7nples sent nn 

 application. Send for our catalogue. Address, GEORGE A. BATES, 

 Naturalist's Bureau, Salem, Mass. Please mention that you >aw 

 this advertisement in the Gardener' s Mo7iihly. t.ap.tf 



toTlorist^&seedsmen. 



Malting a specialty of putting up Seeds in Packets for the Trade, 

 I am prepared to offer them at low prices. 



On each Flower-seed Packet there is an engraving and a descrip- 

 tion of the flower, ihe Common, Gbrman and Botanic name ot 

 the seed; also full directions for planting. 



All Packets are printed without any busi- 

 ness card. 



Send for Catalogue and Sample Packet. 



P. E. McAllister, 



Importer and Dealer in Garden and Flower Seeds, 



f.l2 No. 29 Fulton St., New York. 



FOR SALE ™ TO LET. 



THE STOCK OF A FIRST-CLASS GREENHOUSE 

 for SALE. Ihe Building, containing nearly 5,000 square 

 feet of Glass, tO LET. All in good condition; heated by flues 

 all built together. Fine office entrance. Address, 



JOHN C. HEPLEF, 



s.l POINT BREEZE, READING, PA. 



2,000,000 



Genuine Strawberry, Raspberry, Blackberry, Currant, Grape Vines, 

 Asparagus Roots, Peach Trees, &c. , &c. Good Stock, Lowest 

 Prices. New Catalogue now ready. Sent free. 



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JOHN S. COLLINS, Moorestown, N. J. 



LARGE NORWAY MAPLES, SUGAR MAPLES, 

 Peach Trees, Cherry Trees, 



Two years ; fine stock at low prices to TRADE, 

 s.tf J. A. ROBERTS, Malvern, Fa. 



JQBEFORE BUYING GLASS.-- ESTIMATES 



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