358 HORTICULTURE March 15, 1913 



FARQUHAR'S 



NEW and RARE PLANTS 



From CHINA 



We have in our Nurseries large stocks of many plants, which 

 recently have been brought from the Wilds of China, some 

 of which are offered to the public this year for the first time. 

 Anyone who contemplates the planting of Shrubs this Spring 

 should not fail to get a copy of our Garden Annual, which 

 will be mailed free on application. 



R. & J. FARQUHAR & CO., BOSTON, MASS. 



L.I1-IE3 ROR YOU 



Notwithstanding tlie Early Date of Easter Our Lilies will -be of 

 The Same High Grade that we tiave Been Furnishing in Years Past 



We Pack in Boxes of Twenty-five Pots Each, Nicely Crated over the Top. Our 

 Packing is Undoubtedly the BEST IN THE UNITED STATES. Average 5 

 Flowers to the Plant. One Extra Plant, gratis, in each Crate. 



Prices in case lots, J 2c. per Flower or Bud. ORDER EARLY so that we may be 

 able to Ship Them Direct from the Greenhouses Without Rehandling. 



We carry a full line of Fresh Flowers, all varieties and 

 the largest stock of Florists' Supplies in New England 



Roses are Our Specialty 



The Killarneys, Richmond, Cardinal, Killarney Queen, Maryland and all the popu- 

 lar Yellow Novelties in all grades and prices. 



F'loris'ts' Supply Depar-tmen-t 



Easter Baskets, Vases, Novelties in All Lines. 



Plant Auction Sales far Spring Season wil) begin early in April if shipments arrive, 



and thereafter each Tuesday and Friday until June 



N. F. McCarthy & co. 



Wholesale Florists and Supply Dealers 112 Arch & 31 Otis Sts., BOSTON 



