THE HOB TIGUL TUBAL ADVEBTISEB. 



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NEW AND RARE 



FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, 



:fo:e^ :fjlXj^ 1876. 



We have the pleasure of offering the following : 



NEW AND VALUABLE FRUITS. 



PEARS, the foUowine and other valuable new sorts, Souvenir 



du CongrTes. Brockwortli Park, Petite Margfue- 



rite, Beurre de I'Assomption, Mount Vernon, 

 CHERRY: Montmorency Ordinaire, the largest and finest 



of all tiie hardy Karly Richmond diss. 

 PEACHES: Amsden's June, Alexander, Early Beatrice, Early 



Rivers, Early Louise and other recent fine early scrts. 



New & Rare Ornamental Trees & Shrubs 



Birch, the following elegant new varieties : Young's New 

 Weeping, considered the finest of the class ; Purple- 

 leaved, very striking : Pendula elegans, a very graceful 

 drooping tree ; Fastigiata, erect and pointed, like a Lom- 

 baidy Poplar. 

 We also invite attention to our general NURSERY STOCK 



Trees, Shrubs, Roses, etc, the collections are the most extensive and complete in the United States 

 Full particulars in the following Catalogues, which will be mailed prepaid on receipt of stamps as noted : 

 No. 1. Fruits, with colored plate, 15 cts. ; plain, 10 cts. No. 2. Ornamental Trees, etc., with pate, 25 cts. No 



house; No. 4. Wholesale, and No. 5, List of New Roses, Free. Address, 



Horse-Chestnuts, new. 



Maple, Wier's cut-leaved. 



Peach, purple-leaved. 



Deutzia, pure double white. 



Hydrangea Otaksa, immense trusses of rose colored flowers. 



" Paniculata grandifiora, the best new Hardy Shrub. 



Clematis Jackmanni and many other new and splendid varieties. 

 Ampelopsis incisa. a new and valuable climber. 

 NEW ROSES, a large collection, including well-known popular 



sorts, as well as all valuable novelties. 

 Newr Plants, a collection of superb new Geraniums. 



In the departments of Hardy Fruit Trees, Ornamental 



3, Green- 



Mt. Hope Nurseries. 



tsep2 



ELL W ANGER & BARRY, Rochester, N. Y. 



G-RAPE VINES. 



Thelargestassortment of STANDARD as well as NEW varieties. Plants of EXCELLENT QUALITY are offered for Fall 

 Trade at GREATLY REDUCED RATES. Price list free. 



Our Illustrated and Descriptive Bushberg Catalogue (8o pages) by mail, post-paid, for 25 cents. Address, 



BUSH, SON & MEISSNER, 



Bushberg, Jefterson County, Mo^ 



CLEMATIS. INUR8ERY STOCK. 



50 Varieties, 2 and t, years, grown in 5 inch pots. A large j 

 stock of JACKMANNI, fine plants. I 



Send for Ne* Trade List. 



HOOPES, BRO. & THOMAS, | 



I 



Cherry Hill Nurseries. sep2 West Chester, Fa. 



BACK VOLUMES 



OF THE 



Gardener's Monthly 



Can still be had m numbers, per year . . . %-i x 



Bound in neat cloth cases, including numbers, 

 " " Roan " " 



Delivered postage free. 



Or mail us your own njmbers, and have them bou.-.d in cloth cases 

 for 90 cents. Returnei to you postage free. Address, 



CHAS, H. MAROT, 



814 Chestnut Street, 



Philadelphia, 



3 00 



FOR FALL, 1876. 



We '>fl>r in large or small quantities a very complete assort- 

 ment of both 



FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES, 



AND SHRUBS, 



incluaing STANDARD and DWARF APPLE and PEAR 

 PLUM, CHERRY, PEACH, ar.d SMALL FRUITS. 



OUR ORNAMENTAL STOCK IS A No. L 



in every particular. 

 A large part of our stock must be dug, and will therefore be 

 sold very low. 

 Special rates given to large buyers. Price-list free. 



SELOVER & WILLARD, 



sep3 Wasliington St, Nurseries, Geneva, N. Y. 



CARNATION PINKS^ 



Varieties President DeGraw and La Purite. Several thousand off- 

 ered for sale by 



EDWARD DELAHUNT, 



octi C H ESTE R , P A. 



LONDON GARDENER S CHHONICLE 



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



!S7 50 per year. Specimen Nos. 3 cent stamp. Apply to 

 novU CHAS. H..MAR<)T, Agent, 814 Chestnut St., Fkila.. 



