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HORTICULTURE 



February 1, 190S 



NBw iviy Maryland ^^^^^ 



Best up-to-date commercial rose;' read what others have to say about it. 



Among the many new roses of the year there is none which has im- 

 pressed us more as being worthy of a thorough trial. It has been 

 exhibited only as 294. being a seedling raised by John Cook of Ba timore. 

 A beautiful rose with an exquisite fragrance ; in color it may be 

 described as a soft salmon pink which brightens up beautifully as the 

 bud opens. We are intending to plant this rose in quantity. 



A. N. PiERSON, Cromwell, Conn. 



In reply to your inquiry what we think of your new rose, My Maryland, 

 we would say that after seeing others we still believe that you have the 

 best new rose of modern times. Qude Bros., Washington. D. C. 



Price 2 and 2>2 inch pots, $25 per IOC ; $200 per 1000. Price 3 inch pots, $5 per dozen. 



JOHN COOK. 



318 North 

 Charles St>. 



Baltimore, Md. 



HardyKoses 



American Grown— Superior to Imported 



We liave unsold at the present time the fol- 

 lowing varieties — all flrld (;■**> wu plants, 



grown in our nurseries at Rochester. N. Y.: 



Anne de Dleftbach 

 Clio 



Kruu Karl ItruHohkl 

 General Jae<jiieniln»t 

 John lluiiper 

 Mme. <■- i.ulret 

 Murshull P. Wilder 

 HrA. John Laln^ 

 Paul >eyron 



Prince < amille 

 I'l'lch lEriiniier 

 CrIiiiRoii Rumbler 

 Uhile Kaiiil>ler 

 Yelliiw Rambler 

 Phlladelphlu Rambler 

 Common Nneet Hrlar 

 Mme. a. Kruant 

 WIeharlana (The Type) 



These plants are in our storage cellars and 

 can be shipped at any time. Prices on request. 



ELLWAIVGER & BARRY 



Nurserymen— HorticuliuriBtB 

 Mtount Hope Nurseries, Rochesterp iV« V> 



JOHN WATERER & SONS, Ld. 



American Nursery, Bagshot, England 



Are Specialists In the 



, fREALLY HARDY„ VARIETIES 



of~Rhododendron Hybrids and in Select Varie- 

 ties of Hardy Border Plants. 



Hardy Rhododendrons Azaleas Con- 

 ifers, Clematis, H. P. Roses, Shrubs 

 and Herbacerus Plants from our 



HOLLAND NURSERIES 



Prices noderate 



P. OUWERKERK, 



ROSES 



FOR FORCING 



Strong-Dormant 



216 Jine St..WMbaw)ieB Halghti 

 P. 0. No. 1, Hoboken M. J. 



Immeclate Dtlinrjf 



Send for Prices and List 



American Bi-auty, Clothllde S-^upert, Ololre de Dijon. Hermosa, Kaiserln A. Victoria. Klllar- 

 ney. Liberty, La France Hsinan Cochet. Harechal Neil, Hrs. R. G. Scharinan-Cra«ford, Harch- 

 lonebs of Londonderry, 5ouv. de la rialmaison, including all the leading varieties of Hybrid Perpetuats. 



BAY STATE NURSERIES, No. Abinglon, Mass. 



AMERICAN NURSERY COMPANY 



COTHIvInQ 



FEED'K W. KETBEY New York City 



P. * F. NnE?ERrE3 Sprinjfield N.J. 



BLOODOOOD NnRSERIES. Flushing, L. I. 

 N. J. 4 L. I. NURSERIES. 



We Can Supply Your Every Need. Write for Prices 



SALES DEPARTMENT, "n° 



BO Broadway 

 "*ew York. 



NEW 



NEW 



RAMBLER ROSE 



To be disseminated Spring, 1908. 



''NEWPORT FAIRY" 



Ask for Illustrated pamphlet and prices 



JULIUS ROEHRS CO., Rutherford, N.J. 



I 



Established 40 Years 



Rose Hill Nurseries 



Kew and Rare Plants 

 NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. 



N«w York Office. Siebrecht Building, 425 Fifth Aveniia 



M#|#ipA Selected Stock for Forcing; 

 nUOtw CI^II^SO'I RAMBLERE DOROTHY PERKINS 



3 to 4 ft. $1.50 per 10, 5ii2.oo per loo; 4 to 5 ft. $2.00 per 10, $15.00 per loo 



HYBRIDS 



All Leading varieties, $150 P" 



General Catalog and Trade Lists on Application 



10, $12.00 per 100 



The NEW ENGLAND NURSERIES, inc., Bedford, Mass. 



