THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



21 



THE WHOLE COLLECTION 



OF 



Hot-House and Greenhouse 

 PLAiSITS 



OF 



Sj, bxjist, 



NURSERYMAN. PHILADELPHIA. 



Will be sold during the 3rd week in June. No orders will be ex- 

 ecuted after the first of that month. 



FLORISTS 



Send your orders at once to Buist's Nursery, Philadelphia. Plants 



at very low rates by the dozen or 100. 



tmch2 R. BUISr, 67th St. and Darby Road. 



Weeping Trees, 



Mountain Ash, Linden, Cherry, English Ash, Peach, and 4 var- 

 ieties of Poplar. 



HOOPES, BRO. & THOMAS, 



Cherry Hill Nurseries, West Chester, Pa 



MIGHIjiAND. 



The most profitable market Raspberry grown. Produced 

 last season $1000 worth of fruit to the acre. Has withstood 30° 

 below zero. It bears enormous crops and is the earliest of all. " I 

 regard the Highland Hardy as one of the most promising Raspber- 

 ries grown. It is the earliest that I have seen, and is perfectly 

 hardy."— Rev. E. P. ROE, author of " Play and Profit in my 

 Garden," etc. 



Price by Mail, post-paid, 76c. per doz , S3. 50 per 100. By Ex- 

 press, S3 per 100, S15 per 1000. 



FRUIT TREESI SHRUBS I VINES! 



ROSES! GREENHOUSE STOCK! 



20,000 surplus and very fine American Arbor Vitse, 3 to 

 6 feet, twice transplanted, very cheap. Downing Goose- 

 berry, best American Gooseberry; per doz., SS.50, post-paid. 

 Also all kinds of Seeds^^wholesale and retail. 



Send for Catalogue. Established 1863. 



W. L. FERRIS Jr., & CO., 



DucbesB Nurseries, Poughkeepsie, N. T. 



mcba 



HARDY. 



Please state paper with ths not! e. 



The undersigned take great pleasure in offering the new 



TEA ROSE, 



''Duchess of Edinburgh." 



This NEW ROSE is certainly the greatest acquisition in the 

 line of 



TEA ROSE 



introduced of late years. In color it is very much like H. P. Rose" 

 Gen'l Jaqueminot, a good free grower, not subject to mildew. 

 Price, SIS per dozen in 5 inch pots. 

 Extra fine stock plants £3 each. 



KELLER & DEAN, 



FLORISTS, 

 56th Street and 3rd Avenue, 



mch2 BROOKLYN, N. Y 



APRICOTS AND NECTARINES. 



One year, 4 to 6 feet and 2^ to 4 feet, in large quantities, cheap. 

 Send for New Trade List. 



HOOPES, BRO. & THOMAS, 

 Cherry Hill Nurseries, West Chester, Pa. 



f RE^H K I 



1876 DREER'S GARDEN CALENDAR, 1876 



Contains descriptive and price list of Vegetable, Flower and 

 Grass Seeds, Plants, Bulbs, Novelties, and every GARDEN RE- 

 QUISITE. Beautifully illustrated. Send two 3 ct. stamps for 



^°*'"^® HENKY A. DREEK, 



714 Chestnut Street, Phila 



an 6 



NEW MARANTAS. 



Maranta Bellula, Hieroglyphica, Luciana, Majesties 

 Makoyana, Mazelli, Nigrocostata, Paciiica, Undulata. 



Grown and for sale by 



GEO. FOUST, 

 fg^3 2825 Erankford Ave., Phila. 



Catalogues ready about 1st of March, and sent on receipt of 

 two stamps for postage. 



SPECIAL OFFER TO THE TRADE! 



ROSES. 



Hybrid Perpetuals on Rosa canitta—STAHOARDS: Per loo, ist 

 quality $2C ; 2d, gi6. Per 1000, ist quality, ;^i6; 2d, J120. 



Half Standards.— Per 100, ist quality, $12 ; 2d, Jio. Per 1000, 

 lat quality, $100 ; 2d. $80. 



Dwarf Roses on Rosa Multiflora de la Grifftrale.—?zx 100, ist 

 quality, i% ; 2d, 86. Per 1000. ist quaHty, J70; 2d, I50. 



Tea Noisette and Bourbon Roses on Rosa Canina. — Standards. 

 3 to 7 feet, per 100, ist quality, $24 to ^36.; 2d, %io to ^30. Half 

 Standards ; per 100, ist quality, $20 ; 2d, J16. 



flf8_A list of the names of the roses will be sent free on application. 

 A remittance must accompany each order. 



A M C JONGKINDT CONINCK, 

 "TOTTENHAM NURSERIES," at Dedenisvaart, 

 j^,. Near ZwoUe, NETHERLANDS. 



