THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



•Send for Circular anc! conditions of insertion under this heading. "fta 



CHAS. BLACK & BRO.. i 



Nursery and Kruiis, Hightstown, N.J 



N. W. CRAFT, Grower of Nursery Stock and 

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



FARLEY A ANDERSON, Fruit and Orna- 

 mental Trees.Small Fruits. Union Sp'gs.N.Y. 



CHAS. A. GREEN, New White Grape 



I)uchess, Llifton, Monroe Co , N. Y. 



J. JENKINS, Grape and Seedling Nursery. 

 Wenona, Columbiana Co., Ohio. 



D.S. MYER. Fr 



scry, 



and Ornamental Nur- 

 BridgcTille, Del. 



SPALDING & McGILL, Flower Seeds, 

 bulbs and Plants, Ainsworth, Iowa. 



THOMAS MEEHAN, 



Nurseryman & Trre Seeds, Germant'n.Phil. 



ISAAC F. TILLING HOST, Vegeuble and 

 Flower Seeds, La Plume, Penna. 



W. E. MEEHAN & CO., Nursery and P'lorist 

 Supplies 15 South Eighth St.. Phila. 



i. B. PROCTOR & SON. Fruit and Orn«- 

 mental Trees, Caledonia. Kent Co , Mich. 



STONE LAKE SMALL FRUIT NURSERY, 



Lapoit"-. Ind. 



J. C. VAUGHAN, Bulbs. Floral Requisites 

 and Supplies. Chicago, Ills. 



F, WALKER &C0., Fruit Trees. Grape 



Vines, Klowering Plants, New Albany, Ind. 



J. B. WILD & BRO., Fruit and Ornamental 



1 lees, t-;ants, &c., Sarcoxie, Missouri. 



D. W. LANGDON. {Successor to C.C. Lang- 

 don,') Largdon Nurserios, Mobile, Ala. 



JOHN SAUL. 



man, 



Nursery Florist and Seeds- 

 Washington, D C. 



Peach Pits 



C. B 



tor Planting. Southern ind South-western 

 Natural PEACH PITS of superior quality. 



, ROGERS, Seedsman, 



No. 133 Market Street, Phila. 



Florists' Stock. 



Orders under five dollars not accepted at these rates. 

 2J^ inch pot plants unless otherwise noted. 



Roses, Monthly, splendid assortment, - - - §6 00 per 100 



Hybrid Perpetual. 8 00 " 



Geraniums, Henry Cannell, 20 00 " 



Mrs. Pease, 20 00 " 



W. C. Bryant. 3 00 per 10 



Hibiscus, 6 varieties, 3 inch pot plants, - - 10 00 per 100 



' 6 varieties, 4 inch pot plants. - - 15 00 '' 



Lygodium scandens, 5 00 " 



Bouvardias, large plants from ground, - - - 10 00 '• 



Carnations. 3 inch pot plants, .... 8 00 " 



Carnation, President De Graw, from ground, - 10 00 " 



Callas, strong flowering plants, - - - - 10 00 " 



Pampas Grass, 3 inch pot plants. - - - - 8 00 " 



Also a complete assortment of NURSERY STOCK. 



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Storrs, Harrison & Co., 



Fainesville, Lake Co., Ohio. 



DENNISONS 



CHEAP A NO RELIABLE 



\ PATENT 

 SHIPPING TAGS 



FOR SALE A T THIS OFFICE, 



Name of size. 



1 P. 



2 P. 



3 P. 



4 P. 



5 P. 

 8 P. 



7 P. 



8 P. 



Length. 



3 in. 

 Z% '• 



4 " 



V' 



6 " 



6H " 



Width. 



1?^ In. 



1H '■ 

 VA " 

 2^" 

 2H '• 

 2%" 

 3 " 

 3Ji" 



Per lonn 

 $1.50 

 1.7B 

 2.00 

 2.60 

 3.00 

 3.60 

 4.00 

 4.B0 



With Strings 50 cents per 1000 extra, 

 extra. Order by numbers. 



Printing SI 00 per 1000 



Address, 



CHAS. H. MAROT, 



814 Chestnut St. 



Philadelphia. 



AMERICAN GRAPE GROWING 



AND 



By Gborcr HtKMANN, Professor of Horticulture in University ot 

 Missouri, with contributions from well known Grape Growers, giving 

 A WIDE RANGE OF EXPEKLENCE. 

 Illustrated, 12mo, 243 pp., cloth ; price, 81. ."JO. Mailed, post-paid 

 00 receipt of price. Address, 



CHAS. H. MAROT, 



814 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. 



G. ZIMMERMAN & SONS, Fru t and Orna- 

 mental Nursery, Bufialo, N. T. 



Our extensive houses are now in superior condition, and we 

 can supply ROSES -f ^xtra quality— Jacqueminots, Neils, Niphe- 

 tos, and the common kinds, at Lowest Wholesale Rates by 

 the 100 or 1.000. As an e.iden(.e of care in packing, we state that 

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

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



NONANTUM HILL NURSERIES. BrigHton, Mass. 



^J W. C. STRO NG A CQ. 



MAmuA grWdiflorJ. 



Nice, Healtliy Trees, Once TransDlaitel 



a to 4 feet, . . $3.50 per dozen, $25 00 per 100, 



4 10 7 feet, . . 5.00 " 3500 " 



EXCLUSIVE PACKING. 



Address ARNOLD PUETZ, 



nJl JACKSONVITL E, FLA. 



'UlTONDZSRF'lJiri 



All 



can have the BEST FLOWERS and their SEEDS 

 WORLD DELIVERED at their DOORS. 



in the 



"Dayton, Ohio, U. S., America, June 6th, 1880. 

 'Mr. H. CANNELL. 



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

 found them of first-class growing quality. They came up well, and 

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

 by sample post arrived in good condition, as goc d in tact as any I 

 ever received from our own florists through the mails. If it were 

 generally known by my countrymen how well you send seeds and 

 plants across the ocean your business in this cotintry would increase 

 materially. Set me down for your annual of 1S81. Yours truly, 

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



Catalogue, containing every information, post free for 25 cents. 



THE HOME FOR FLOWERS, 



au tf 



SWANLEY, KENT, ENGLAND. 



NO MAN CAN FAIL 



To get a fine FARM, HOME and FORTUNE 



if he will .•-elect ami buy on the 



FAMOUS RED RIVER VALLEY 



Of tlie Nortli. On lotiK time, low price!" .ind ca.«v I'ay- 

 mtnts. 8.000,000 ACRES of the BE^T LAS1>8 

 in the BEST CLI.MATE, with the BEST .MARKETS, 

 ind en the bent terms, niong the St. I'lnil. .Mmne.ipoli» 

 & M:init")ia Rnilwav. r»^ I':\niph|pts with full informA- 

 iion luailf'l fr---', Vpr-lvr.. 



D. A. UcKl.\I.AV, Lund ( om., St. PboI. Ulmm 



FARMING 



ON PLUMCROVE FARM, 



UY (.. HAFUAN, M.D. 



269 pages, 12mo. cloth. Price $1 00, mailed, post-paid, on receipt 

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



