THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 13 



TO THE TR-A.de. 



THE NEW RED ROSE, 



"WM. FRANCIS BENNETT." 



"WILL BE READY FOR DELIVERY ON AND AFTER 



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MARCH 15th, 1885 |® | ORDERS NOW RECEIVED. 



For Circulars and Terms, please address 



CHAS. F. EVANS, 



Station F, Philadelphia, Pa. 



p. S.— The date March 1st 

 In Dec. advertisement was 

 a printer's error. 

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24 Certificates of Merit at N. Y. Horticultural Society. 



APrVlUTDT 17 TC CTTPPUCC We entered in ^n classes at the Grand Chrysanthemum Show in New York 

 V^UlVlr J-iCi 1 H oUvLiHOO WereawardedlJ First Premiums. Such a thing occurs hardly once in a 

 lifetime. To obtain such result there had to be money, time and labor expended. Our collection of Clirjfsanthemums is 

 the largest and most complete in the country. Over 6nn varieties were flowered this year. The new varieties .are v.iluable 

 additions. Our own new seedlings are as follows : DOUBLE— Agnes Hamilton, Cincinnati. Dr Walcott. Gold Lace. Golden 

 Gloire de Rayonnante, Glow, Mrs. Jas. R. Pitcher, Pres. Cleveland, Rose Lace, Sam Henshaw, W. K. Woodcock, Welcome. FINE 

 SINGLE VARIETIES— Casino, Crimson and Gold. Helianthus, Hinsdale. Imogen, lUarlciold, Mrs. A. LeMoult. Pure Gold, Sadie 

 Martinet and Virgin. In addition we have been favored with the privilege to distribute the following fine seedlings of 

 Dr H. P. Walcott. of Cambridge, JLass. The Doctor is the best judge of Chrvsanthemums that we know of : Aquldneck, 

 Cambridge, G. Walcott, John Thorpe. Julius Caesar, Manhattan, Rob Walcott, Wenonah, Wyoming. The new Japanese set, 

 direct from ,lap.au, is a marvellous 24 and are reallv superb, viz.: Dp. Allen. J. Collins, J. Lovering, Bicolor, Moonlight, Lord 

 Byron, Duchess, Gloriosum. F. L. Harris, Hon. J. Welsh, Mrs. Mencke, Pres. Arthur. Norma, Mrs. Vannaman, Fimbriatum, 

 Jessica, Gorgeous, Golden Prince, Delicatum, Snow-storm, Syrlnga, Garfield, Mrs. C. H. Wheeler, W. K. Harris. The cream of 

 the imported varieties from Eur"pe will be found in the following— as far as we can judge. We have about 30 varieties 

 that did not flower with us : JAPS— Blanche Neige, Galathea, La Fraicheur, L'Ami Boncharlat aure La Geant, Valence, Valle 

 de Andover. CHINESE— Bruce, Findlay, Jeannie D'Arc, Lord Alcester, Mons. Roux. Mr. Bunn, Pres. Sanderson. 



Particulars in our Retail Catalogue will be ready iu January. We will send it to all on application. Our Wholesale 



Lists will be sent as usual. V. H. HALLOCK. SON & THORPE. Qucens, L. I.. N. Y. 



200,000 ROSES. 



We have this season an extra large stock of healthy Everblooming Roses, grown in 21<; inch pots, in all the leading 

 sorts. Price, S6 per 100; IS45 per 1000. Parties in need of large quantities please write for Wholesale Catalogue or send 

 in their lists of varieties wanted for lowest prices. Stock pure and best quality. 90 page Catalogue. Free to all applicants. 



NANZ Sc NETJNEB. LonisTJlle, Ky. 



EVERGREEN^s^ DECIDUOUS 

 ^TREE SEEDS.^ 



OX7B CATALOQTTE of these Seeds is now ready and contains full list of Evergreen and Deciduous Trees and Shrubs, 

 Vines and Fruits, THOMAS MEEHAN, Cermantown, Philadelphia- 



