THE HOR riCUL TURAL A D VER TISER. 



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FARLEY & ANDERSON, Fruit and Oma- i D. S. MYER, Fr it and Ornamental Nur- 

 . ^ ,. .. ■- ■ TT . ,~ . », „ ' sery, BrideeTille, Del. 

 mental Trecs,amall Fruits.Union Sp gs, N Y 



THOMAS MEEHAN. 



Nurseryman & 1 ree Seeds, Germant*n,Phil. 



SPALDING & McGILL, Flower Seeds, 



bulbs ind Plants, Ainsworth, Iowa. 



"W. DORR, Field, Garden and Flower Seed 



Pes Moines. lowp. | W. E. MEEHAN & C0.~, Nursery and Florist 



CHAS. A. fiREEN, New White Grape ' Supplies j. 5 South Eighth St.. PhiU. 



Duchess, Clifton, Monroe Co , N Y. J, B. PROCTOR & SON, Fruit and Oma- 



- — _ ' mental Trees, Caledonia, Kent Co., Mich. 



J. JENKINS, Grape and Seedline Nursery, " 



Wenona, Columbiana Co., Ohio. \ STONE LAKE SMALL FRUIT NURSERY, 



Laporte. Ind. 



j John SAUL. Nur^ry Florist and Seeds- 

 I man, Washington, D C. 



CEO. A. LONG, Nurser>'man, and Osage 

 Orange Seed, Lorissa, Texas. 



ISAAC F. TILLINGHOST, Veeeuble and 

 Flower Seeds, La Plume, Penna. 



J. C. VAUGHAN, Bulbs, HorU Requisites 

 and Supplies. Chicago, Ills. 



F. WALKER & CO., Fruit Trees, Grape 



Vines, Flowering Plants, New Albany, Ind. 



J. B. WIL D k BRC. Fruit and Omamenta 



1 lees, Hants, &c., Sarcoxie, Missouri. 



g7~ZIMMERMAN & SONS, Fru t and Oraa- 

 mtntai Nursery, I u£Ealo, N. Y. 



NEff PEACH STOIS! 



Our stock for the season i« now on hand, and proves to be in first- 

 class condition. 



To BtJYEES of LAEGE LOTS ADVANTAGEOUS 

 PRICES WILL BE OFFEEED. 



Send for CATALOGUE > of 



FRUIT SEEDS and ORNAMENTAL STOCK. 



THOMAS MEEHAN, 



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Germantown Nurseries, 



PHIi ADELPHIA. 



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Address, CHAS. H. MAROT, 



814 Ch-stnut St., Philadelphia. 



AMERICAN GRAPE GROWING 



AND 



By Gborob HusMANN, Professor of Horticulture in University of 

 Missouri, with contributions from well known Grape Growers, giving 

 A WIDE RANGE OF EXPERIENCE. 

 Illustrated, 12mo, 243 pp , cloth ; price, %\ 50. Mailed, post-paid 

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CHAS. H- MAROT. 



H14 iJi estnut Street, Philadelphia 



FARMING 



WITH 



ON PLUMCROVE FARM, 



BY C. MAKI.AN. M.D. 



269 P4set*, l2mo. dotl). Fiicc$l 00, mailed, post paid, on recow 

 pr'M»^ Addr *s. CHAS H MAROT. 3U CkesOaut St , Pli U 



PRIMIII AQ f Extra Large Planu, Price, $2.00 per dac, 

 rnlinUtMOa carcfuUy packed and sent to purchaser 



on receipt of price. HELEN M. VANNEMAN, Cooper street 

 Greenhouse, Woodbury, N. J. d 



All can have the BEST FLOWERS and their SEEDS in th« 

 WORLD DELIVERED at their DOORS. 



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

 •Mr. H. CANNELL. 



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

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

 are growing into fine healthy plants. The three packagcsof plants 

 by sample post arrived in go<>d condition, as go. din fact m 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 25 cenit. 



THE HOME FOR FLOWERS, 



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NO MAN CAN FAIL 



To get a fine FARM, HOME and FORTUNB 



if he will select a.d buy on the 



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On long time, low prices and ?mt p»t- 

 8.000.000 ACRES of th? BKsT I,A>I>» 



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 ■OB mailed fr»e. .*pply to 



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NEW COLEU8 for 1880, n Strong Plants, twel\-s cf the 

 Best and most Distinct Varieties 2Vi and 3 inch pots $.'00 per 

 hundred, Rooted Cuttings. SLIK) per hundred. Rooted Cuttings, 

 Ageratum. John Douglas, $1.00 per hundred. Rooted Cuttings, 

 Pilea Muscosa, (Artillery Plant), $1 00 per hundred. 



DAVID LITTLE & CO.. 



PLATTSBURC, N. Y. 



PATENT BINDER 



For the Gardkn«r's MoifTHLT. Numben filed with the f:Teateat 

 coDvenience. Preserve them filed for reference, and have the* 

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 cents cjicii. Mailed. po«t-paid, on receipt if price. Address, 



CHAS. H. MAROT. 8U Chestnut St. PhUa. 



