THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



MAHALEB STOCKS. 



A fine lot of No 1 in cellar ready for shipment at any time. 81.25 per 100,810 per 1000. lAfter Aprillfirst, No. 2 at d 

 P*' '"'^^o^.J^&^l^t^O^^^-i^ NURSERYMEN is .ery extensive. 



HOOPES, BRO. & THOMAS. 



Cherry Hill Nurseries, West Chester, Pa. 



fi3.New Trade List, 30 pages, will be issued February 1st. tjan3 



S. THANHAUSER, 



BOUQUET PAPERS, 



IN ALL VAKIETLES. 



BRIDAL BOUQUETS, 



White and Colors, trimmed with Satin, Lace, Tarleton, &.Q. 

 Large Assortment of Immortelles, Grasses, Moss, &c. 



PHILADA., ' -'^^V-^.., 



PENN. 



Am DnTTflM DDTPfQ 200,000 Evergreens and Larches 

 Al DUIIUIu IIlluIlIJi from 6 inches up. Fruit Trees and 

 Ornamental liees, and bcedlings. Wilson Strawberry, Dog rose 

 (rosa canina) one year, etc., etc. Price list free. 



mcha E. Von OA^EN, Naperville, 111. 



NEW WEEPING.-BLOOD LE.WEP BEECH. 

 NEW WEEPING HAWTHORN-LEAVED BEECH, Variegl'd. 

 Acacia Bugoti pendula. Purple Kircli Standards 6 feet high. 

 Specimen Rare Coniferous and other chi ice E\ ergrecn Plants. 



JOHN BUTTERTON, 

 The London Nursery, Hammonton N. J. mchi 



CHAMPION GRAPE, 



The earliest good market Grape culti- 

 vated. Large bearer; no mildew; very 

 hardy, bend for Irce circular to 



J. S. STONE, 



mchz Charlotte, Monroe Co., N. Y. 



PEACH TREES. 



Nurserj'nicn and Dealers desiring to purchase First-class 

 Stock al Low I'liiCES should correspond for bPtciAL Quotaiions. 

 &'amples (orwared by I'^vpress. Address, 



W. M. FOULK, 



mchi COATKSVU.LE, Pa. 



PELARGONIUM, DISTINCTION, 

 50 cts. each. $4.50 per doz. 



PELARGUNIUM, HAPPY THOUGHT, 

 $1 each. 



We now ofTfr tiie abovfi exquisite Novellits with a large collection of choice Pelargoniums, of which a Special List 

 for the Spring Trade is now ready. Address 



THE BELLEVUE NURSERY CO, 



febtf. 



H. E. CHITTY, Sup't 



PATERSON, NEW JERSEY. 



