November 23, 1907 



HORTICULTURE 



673 



DREER'S 



DAHLIAS 



WE have just harvested an immense 

 crop of Dahlias of all types, in all 

 the leading standard, and many 

 new varieties, the roots are strong and 

 heavy and will he supplied in un uvided 

 field grown stock. If you have not yet 

 made up your catalogue list, or are short 

 of any varieties which yuu have listed, 

 consult us, and we shall be pleased to 

 quote interesting prices on stock that is 

 absolutely true to name. 



We also call special attention to our 

 immense stock of Hardy Phlox, we have 

 over a quarter million one year old field 

 grown plants in stock, which we can 

 supply at prices lower than y u can grow 

 them for. 



We have also a complete line of Hardy 

 Perennials in excellent condition and at 

 correct prices; send us a list of your re- 

 quirements. 



HENRY A. DREER 



714 Clltstnit St., PHILADELPHIA. 



Dahlia-rootS 



AVe have about 2cx),ooo clumps in A No. i condi- 

 tion; our collection contains 200 of the best varie- 

 ties. We offer for fall or spring delivery whole 

 field clumps at prices ranging from $5.00 per 100 

 for good standard sorts up to $25.00 per 100 for 

 some of the newer sons. Send tur list. If you 

 "buy in large quantities write us with list and we 

 will make you special prices for immediate nccept- 

 ance, and hold for future shipment, if desired, 



R. Vincent, Jr. & Sons Co 



WHITE MARSH, MD. 



TOMllAHLIAS 



Premium Stock, guaranteed true to name. 



500,000 large Flowering Qladioll, 



hundreds of colors ani variations mixeu. 



Wholesale prices on applii ation Order now 



for spring dalivpry. Catalogue free. 



J. L. MOORE, Northbiro, Mas«. 



DAHLIAS 



A long list of varieties true to 

 name. Write for prices. 



A. B. DAVIS & SON, INC. 



PURCELLVILLE, VA. 



Now is the tune b) 

 place your order foi 

 bulbs which w ill iiuurc 

 you getting named t»- 



DAHLIAS. 



ri«ti«« In any quaotity: prompt delivery. 



DAVID HERBTrT & SON, 



Succescon to L. iC Peacockt Inc. 

 JVTOO, Pi. J. 



CARNATIONS. 



Red Chief — Bright scarlet— early and very produc- 

 tive. $ia.oo per loo; $100.00 per 1000. Average 3 in. 

 flower. A leader in every respect. 

 Bonnie M aid — Clear pink edged white, — $ 12.00 per 

 too; too. 00 per 1000. Large well formed bloom. Very 

 -•«rly aad productive. 



F. D0R.NE:R & 50NS CO. 



La Fayette, Ind. 



I will offer for 1908 among others the follow- 

 ing importations : 



WHITE: W. M. Moir, the Lord & 

 Burnham gold medal winner; Mrs. Norman 

 Davis, Harold Wells, Mrs. H. B. Hagg:ard. 



YELLOW: Mary Donnellan, firs. J. C. 

 Neil, Dorothy Goldsmith, W. Luxford. 



PINK and other colors: O. H. Broom= 

 head, Mary Mason, Hrs. W. Wells, Kitty 

 Lawrence and others. 



Also several fine American Seedlings, both large 

 Howered and singles. I will catalogue this year over 100 

 varieties of singles. My list will be ready November 30. 

 Send for it 



CHARLES H. TOTTY, MADISON, N. J. 



20,000 STOCK 



MUM PLANTS 



We must have tlie bench room, and to 

 move instantly belore Dec. lo, will offer 

 followTg extia strong stocV s at $2.00 per 

 10:1; $17.50 per M. Any 500 at .M rate. 



Clementine Touset. Jeane Nonin Alice 

 Byr n wonrovia, Appleton, October Frost. 

 Polly Rose, Rosiere. Beatrice Play, Flary 

 riann, Robinson, R. Halliday, Opah, Bonnaf. 

 fon. White Bonnaffon, n F. Plant. Dr En- 

 guehard, Eaton. Yellow Eaton, Chadwick, 

 (Jolden Chadwick, Wm. Duckham, Hrs, 

 Wm. Duckham, Hr* G«o. Heaume. Ivory, 

 Qolden Wedding, Hrs. Coombs. Lady Har let. 



NOVELTIES THIS YEAR 



Director Gerard, Loubet Honey Haker, Clay 

 Prick, niriam Mankev. Alice Roosevelt. Win. 

 ter Cheer, rime. Cha'banne, Cochet, Pechou, 

 Golden Dome, Detroyat, flary Godfrey, rime. 

 Rosette, loc. each, $1 per doz.. $6 per any loo. 



HARLOWARDEN GREENHOUSES 



Creenport, N. Y. 



JOHN E. HAINES 



Bethlehen$9 Pa. 



is the place to order rcoied-cuttings of ihe 



frtllowint' varieties for 1908. 

 John E. Haines, »ed ) _ r. 



Imperial variegat.d ' P^r 100 Per 1000 



Pink Imperial. Pink , $6.00 $50.00 



Enchantress, Light Pink ^ 



Place your orders early for Dec. deUvery. 



CHRYSANTHEMUM 



STOCK PLANTS 



lOc. each, $1.00 per doz., $6.00 per iOO 

 WHITE— Early: George S. Kalb, PollyRose 

 WiUowbrook. Early Snow, October Frost. 

 Mid-Season: Hiss Hinnie Wanamaker, Ivory, 

 Mrs. Robinson, NIveus, Queen, Miss Alice 

 Byron. Eureka, Beatrice Hay, Herza. 1 ntt: 

 Mrs. McArthur. Timothy Eaton, W. H. 

 Chadwick Adelia, Hrs. Swinburne. 

 PINK— Early: Glory of the Pacific. Rosier. 

 Mid ^eason;" Adela, J. K. Shaw, Pink Ivory, 

 William H. Duckham, Dr. Enguehard Mor- 

 ton F Plant, The Marriott, Haric Liger, 

 Lavender Queen. Late: Maud Dean, ' > rs 

 James Marshall, MayorWeaver.TheHarrlott. 

 / ELLOW — Early : Monrovia. M id-Season : 

 Hiss Georgiana Pitcher. Col. D Appleton, 

 Hrs. George Beech. Late: flajor Bonnaffon, 

 H. W. Pieman, Yellow Eaton. Old Gold, 

 Golden Wedding. 



RED— Cullingfordil, Matchless. Hers ham 

 Red 



BRONZE— Miss Kate Broomhead, Hrs. V iU 

 liam Duckham. 



POnPONS — Baby (Yellow). Lulu (White). 

 NOVELTIES — 20c. each, $2.00 per doz., $15.00 

 per 100. Hrs. Clay Frick, mid season. White; 

 Golden Dome, late. VelloNv. 



A, N. PIERSON, Cromwell, Conn. 



CHRYSANTHEMUM STOCK PLANTS 



FROn BE^CH 

 Timdthv Eaton, Rosiere C. Touset, Haud Dean 

 Robt Hall day, Alice Byron. White and Yellow 

 Bonnaffon, Hary flann. Yellow Jones, $1.00 per 

 dozen: .f6.oo per 100. 



rirs. George S. Kalb, Ivory, Estelle, Glory tf 

 the Pacific and Cremo, .fi.oo per dozen: $5.00 per 



William Swayne, III Kennetl Square. Pa. 



