IHE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



Park's Floral Gazette. 



FOR SPRING OF 1876, 



Will bo ready ia FEBRUARY, wilh a Colored Plate. Man- 

 beautit'ul 



NEW PLANTS 



are offered; all at VERY LOW RATES. Free to all my 

 Customers; toothers, 25 cents a copy. A plaia copy to all 

 applicants free. 



Neiv Pelarijoniums. — .A. magnificent set of beautiful flowers. 

 New Perpetual Pelar^^oniunis. Very distinct — '^eaudful. 

 New Bergonias, tuberosus rooted. A beautiful set. 

 New Cannas,. Beautiiul and distinct in foliage. 

 New Zonale and Double Geraniums. Raised by Mr. Lax- 

 ton, Dr. Iir'nny an 1 others. 

 New Victoria Daisies, nfn- sets of Fuchsias, Roses, Phloxes 

 Heliotropes, Dahlias, Clirysanthemums, Ager- 

 atums. Hibiscus, Caladiums, Clematis, 

 Sic, with other New and Rare Plants. 



ROSES. 



An immense stock of all the standard varieties grown in pots. 

 CHEAP. 



NEW FRUITS. 



NEW PEAPwS, PEACHES, STRAWBERRIES, &c. 



NEW SHRUBS and ORNAMENTAL, TREES, with a 



large general Nursery Stock — Kruit Tree.s. Evergreens, Ac , Nor- 

 way Spruce, Austrian Pine, Silver Kir. and other Small Ever- 

 greens, Fruit Tree Stocks, &c , suitable for Nurserymen. 

 CATALOGUES mailed to applicants. 



JOHN SAUL, 



^eM Washington City, D. C. 



THE 



TWO NEW POTATOES, 



The Best Early and the Best Late. 



Thorburn's Early Paragon, 

 Thorburn's Late White Rose. 



Priced Catalogues of 



Vegetable and Agricultural Seeds, Flower Seeds, 



Tree Seeds, and Spring Bulbs, 



For 1876, oa application to 



J. M. THORBURN & CO., 



15 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK. 



R 



OSES, V£RB£NAC! 



BEODINQ AND EXHIBITION PLANT^^ 



.-Mock at Li)W FiRiueH. US' C iit:ilo<,Mie l KhE. 

 real B. P. VKITCUELL, Clndnnutl, Ohio. 



A BEAUTIFUL FLORAL MONTHLY. 



Entirely Floral. T\Yenty pages — neat print — 

 fine tinted paper — elegant illustrations — magnifi- 

 cent colored plates — tells all about Flowers, Fern- 

 eries, Conservatories, &c. Everybody who love3 

 flowers should take it. Only 10 cts. per copy, or 

 $1.00 a year, post paid. 



"The G.\ZETTE is splendid; every number is better than it« 

 predeces-ior. I would not be without it." — W, C. L. Drew, 

 Eldorado, Cal. 



"I consider P.\rk's FroR.-vr, G.\zette one of the best and 

 cheapest i)apers for the price that is published. Every lady, if 

 she only wauls to grow one plaut, ought to take it." — James A. 

 Nelson,' In J ian Run, Mercer Co., Pa. 



"T!ie Floral Gazette came and thoroughly charmed mo 

 with its neat appearance externally; and it's full to the brim in- 

 ternally. I lelt that it was just what I wanted, and herewith 

 send you my subscription."— Miss Jennie P- Owran, Berlin 

 Heights, Ohio. 



GEO. ^W. PARK, Ed., Pub., 

 feb3 Mount Vernon, Ohio. 



PEACH TREES. 



The largest Stock in the Country. Our stock of oth» 

 leadiug articles is complete in assortment, and fine in quality 

 We excel in packing and in early and prompt shipments. 



HEIKES NURSERIES CO., 

 feb2 Dayton, Ohio. 



TO THE TRADE. 



USEFUL NEW PLANT-SEDUI AZOIDEUM VARIEGATA. 



We find fns the must useful ornamental plant of recent intro- 

 duction, being equally adapted for centres of Hanging Basket*, 

 Vases, Pot-culture or Bedding. Quite hardy, or free growth, 

 but dwarf, compact habit : leaves of a deep green color, beauti- 

 fully margined and blotched with cveamv white, producing a 

 very uniqu'- and niensine effect. Pi-ice S2.50 per dozen. 



Address J. GREFVES, Sec'y Greenbrook and Paterson 

 City Nurseries, Box 837, Paterson, N. J. fel>3 



The Cheapest Aagazine published in the 

 Civilized World is 



THE FANCIERS' HERALD 



AND 



LIVE STOCK ADVERTISER. 



A large illustrated 20 page Monthly, devoted to Poultrv, Fish 

 Culture" Bees, and Mve Stock. Subscription price but 50 cents 

 per vear, postage paid. Circulation immense, and adveriisiug 

 rates" but one cent per word, every advertiser receiving the 

 copv containinj; his udvt'rlisement free. Endorsed by all the 

 proinineul Breeders in the country, and contributed tQ by some 

 of the most eminent writers. Sample copies, 10 cents. 

 Address 



HERALD PUBLISHING HOUSE, 



Mattituck, Suffolk Co., 



febS 



New York. 



GOOD SEEDS 



Grown with care and painstaking from selected stocks always 

 nav Try mine. Se advertisement "All Abou* Gaidening." 

 feh4 J. B. BOOT, Seed Grower, Rockford, IllinoSi. 



