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THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



SUFFIELD FRUIT 



AND 



FLOWER GARDENS. 



$10.00 per 1000 



60,000 CARNATIONS from propagating beds. Strong well 

 rooted plants. 

 PRES. DEGRAW, 



" per mail, 



LAPURITE, - - 



" per mail. 



" 350 at 1000 rate, 



VERBENAS. Strong well-rooted plants, 

 " 250 at 1000 rate. 



" per mail, 



Plants ready from March ist to June ist. 



1.35 



15.00 



1.75 



12.00 



1.30 



100 



lOOO 



100 



1000 



100 



mchi 



H. C. SMITH, 



SUFFIELD, Conn. 



Foreign Grapes. 



For Vineries, i year, in 5-inch pots ; 2 year, in lo-inch pots, bear- 

 !■£ size. 



HOOPES, BRO. & THOMAS, 

 Chkrhy Hill Nursbries, West Chester, Pa. 



SPECIAL OFFER TO THE TRADE! 



ROSES. 



Hybrid Perpetuals on Rosa canina — Standards. Per 100, 1st 

 ^afity, $2C ; 2d, |i6. Per 1000, ist quality, J16; 2d, J120. 



Half Standards. — Per 100, 1st quality, ^12 ; 2d, %\o. Per 1000, 

 ist quality, Jioo ; 2d. }8o. 



Dwarf Hoses on Rosa Multijlora de la Grifftrale. — Per 100, ist 

 (juality, $8 ; 2d, 86. Per 1000 ist quality, $70 : 2d, $50. 



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

 t to 7 feet, per 100, ist quality, $24 to ^36 ; ad, J20 to $y>. Half 

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



iflf5_ A list of the names of the ro.ses will be sent free on application. 

 A remittance must accompany each order. 



A. M C. JONGKINDT CONINCK, 

 "TOTTENHAM NURSERIES," at Dedemsvaart, 

 Augi2 Near ZwoUe, NETHERLANDS. 



Golden Trophy 



TOMATO. 



A sport of the well-known Trophy, and like it in size and produc 

 tlTeness; but of a rich golden yellow cdor, and exquisite flavor. 



HEADQUARTER SEED, 



Selected with the greatest care from extra fine specimens. 



Price 25 cents per packet, post-paid. 



Address, 



A. M. HALSTBD, 

 mchi Rye, N. Y. 



A magnificent collection, embracing all the most unique forms and 

 Tariegations of this very popular climber. 



HOOPES, BRO. & THOMAS, 



Cbbrrt Hill Nurseries, West Chester, Pa. 



10.000 PiTInTs''''''^^ ''''^ SMALL FRUIT 

 Seepage, JJ^Q. S. COLLINS, 



Moorestown, N. J. 



WANTED. — Good Greenhouse hands. ■ 

 Address, 



The Dinqee & Conard Co., 



feb3 West Grove, Chester Co., P». 



THE 



CHRISTIAN AT WORK, 



T. De Witt Talmage, Editor. 



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Two papers with names nearly like our own have lately been 

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HORATIO C. KING, Publisher, 



July 14 No. 102 Chambers Street, New York, 



mch 



•WALTER ELDER, 

 Landscape and Jobbing Gardener, 



12.>1 Rodman Street, Philadelphia, 

 Attends to all branches of his busluess on reasonable termi. 



