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THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



SE^^J^OIX 0£^ 1876. 



■WM. KILPATRICK, 



Landscape Gardener and Florist, 



COLLEGEVILLE, 23d WARD, PHILADA. 



Begs to offer to 



TO THE TRADE. 



the following list of 



ORNAMENTAL PLANTS. 



Begonia Rex, B. Lewis Schwitzer, B Gem, B. nsbilosa, B. Ze- 

 brina, B Sir Colin Campbell. B. Marshall. 



Flowering Begonias — Glaucophylla scandens, Weltoni- 

 ensis, Uybrid mullitiora, Fuchsioides, Sandersouii, Argyrostlg- 

 ma. picta, alba. 



Ferns of Good Habit — Ptoris argyrea, P. tricolor, P. trem- 

 ula. Adiantum assimile, A. diaphniim. 



Also a go id assortment of Lycopodlams and Selagflnellas, 

 Ornamental Grasses, &c. tsepl 



rVOTIOE. 



Owing to the unprecedented dull times, I beg leave to make the 

 following lib ral offer: 50 Greenhouse plants for #5.00, packing in- 

 cluded, and containing numerous new plants of this season's intro- 

 duction. Florists will find them very desirable for stock, and 

 Amateurs will find them equally useful for greenhouse or room 

 culture. If purchasers will send me the names of those they possess 

 I shall send them entirely distinct sorts. Any plants not wanted I 

 can send something of same value. One each of the following : 

 Fuchsia procurabens, Nertera depressa, Verbena Little Giant, Abu- 

 tilon Boule de Niege, Double White Achillea, Adiantum, Azalea, 

 Calla, Chorizema varia, Large Fruit Lemon, New Coleus. Cypripe 

 dium insigne, Cuphea hyssopof ilia, Dicharisandra undata, Croton, 

 Dracaena, Echeveria, Eupatorium, Fiuoni.i, Heliotrope Juliette, 

 Inja pulchella, Kleinia ref>ens, Lantan.i, Double White Lychnis, 

 Lycopodium, Maranta, Smilax, New Double White Oleander, 

 Passion flower, Pleris Argyrea, Retinaspora plumi sa nurea. Fairy 

 Rose, Yucca recurva, Cactus, Sanchezia. Iris iberica, Rhyiic I'iper- 

 mum Jas.var. Barbarea, Bouvardia, Double Ivy leaf Gcraniurn, 2 

 Hydrangea Otaksa, 4 distinct Geraniums, 2 Begonias, 3 Ferns as- 

 sorted. 



For 50 cents extra will be added a plant of Ficiis Parcel'!, new ; 

 the prettiest variegated plant introduced for ye;irs. Hvdrangea 

 Otak.sa, tru-ses 20 inches in diameter. Good plants furpriipigalion, Jj 

 per dozen. Prepaid by mail if desired. Pteris Argyrea Jio per 

 100. 



Nertera depressa spreads over the surface like m-ss and covered 

 with scarlet berries, resembling coral beads, ^1.50 per dozen. 



■Bronze Geranium, Earl Rosslyn, $2.^0 per dozon. Sonerda Mar- 

 garitacea, beautiful, 50 cents e:.ch. 3 distinct Marantas for $1. 



WANTED. 



Plants of the following of any size in exchange for new and rare 

 plants. "See Catalogue, mailed on application." Alocasias 

 Sedenii, Metallica, Lowii. Zebrina. Ananassa sativa var., Anihur- 

 ium, Scherzcrinnum; Maranta Veitchii; Aralia reticulata and 

 Veitchii; Cephalotus follicularis: Lasiandra Macrantha floribunda; 

 Nepenthes in sorts: Pavetta Borbonica, Termin lia elegars. Adian- 

 tums Excisum multifidum, Hendersonii, Veitchii; Caladium, Prin- 

 cess of Teck, Yucca quadricolor and filamentosa var. 



GEORGE FOUST, 



2825 Frankford Ave., Phila. 



sep2 



20,000 AGENTS WANTED! 



R. XjYNCX, 



Rear of 428 Walnut Street, Philada. 



Manufacturer of Plain and Fancy Wire-work, for FloristSJ 



Wreaths, Crosses, Stars, Crowns, Hearts, Anchors, Birds, Lambs, 

 Gipsy Baskets, Hanging Baskets, Flower Stands, &c. 



&END FOR PRICE LIST. aug6 



TO CANVASS FOR 



AC\t\ PAPPRQ and MAGAZINES, which arc furnished 

 *k\j\j 1 xlITuIlO at Club Kates for single copies. Book 

 and other .agents can act without interfering with present business. 

 Good pay, easy work. 



sep4 C. W. BENNETT, Gen'l Agent, Quincy, Mich. 



Imsh Junipers 



AND 



SIBERIAN ARBORVIT^. 



All siies at greatly reduced prices. 

 Send for New I rade List. 



HOOPES, BRO. & THOMAS, 

 Cherry Hill Nurseries. sep2 West Chester, Pa. 



DUTCH FLOWER-ROOTS AND BULBS, 



Cultivated and sold by 



M. C. ALKEMADB & SON, 



at 

 Noordwijk-Binnen, near Haarlem, Holland. 



Catalogue for 1876 will be forwarded post-free on application. 

 Sep. I 



TREES, TREES, 



f 



standard Pears and Standard Apples in large quantities; also 

 Plum, Chi-rry, Piach, Dwarf Trees. Orange Quince, Grape 

 Vines. Small Fruits, and Oruamcntal Trees and Shrubs 



Stock for the coming seas in extra nice and ilirilly. 



For TRATjK LIST, which will ba out by the middle of Au- 

 gust, or special incjuiry, address, 



PEIRSON & DEY, 



(Successors to R. C. Peirson) 



Maple Grove Nurseries, 

 aug2 WATERLOO, N. Y. 



augtf 



HONEYWELL, 



THE EARLIEST OF PEACHES. 



A. HANCE & SON, 

 Narserymen and Florists, Red Bank, N. J. 



CAMELLIAS. 



A fine stock of the above, different sizes, mostly Double White, 

 well set with buds. . 



aug3 



R. SCOTT, 



755 South 19th St., 



PHIL A. 



100 BARRELS RED OAK ACORNS. 



Also Seels of While I'ini', Pilch Fine, -^ugar Mapip, Sea' lot Ma- 

 ple. White Birch, roplar-Loav. d Birch. Yellow Birch, Hemlock 

 Spruce, White Ash, Brown Ash, Juuiperus Prostrata, Ac., will 

 be ottered for sale this lall bv 



JAMES D. MAHONEY, 



Fi.-herviilo, N H , or Saco, Me. 

 Orders, to ensure fulfillment must be s. nt in before time for 

 collections. augi 



CARTHAGE PEACH NURSERY. 



Amsden Peach a sptcialty. '1 he Amsden is ih'- earliest, and best 

 early peach in the world, bcng 8 to todays e'riier thnn Be.Ttricc. 

 nearly twice as large, and of better quality For full history ana 

 and price ol buds and trees, address. J(JHN WAMPLER, 

 aug 2 Carthage, Mo., or Trotwood. Ohio. 



LONDON GARDENER S CHRONICLE 



Will be furnished, post-paid, direct to subscribers in the U S. for 



S7 60 per year. Spec men Nos. 3 cent stamp. Apply to 

 novtl CHAS, H. MAROT, Agent, 814 Chtttnut Si., FAiia. 



