THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



V^. S. ALLEN, 



WHOLESALE DEALER IN 



GUT FLOWERS 



Price Lists JVIaiied to all Applicants. 



w. s. j^r.r.E:N, 



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No. 940 Broadway, New York. 



Dreer's Wholesale Price List. 



Offering a full line of all the really good things of the season, together with a complete 

 assortment of general Greenhous"^ Stock, especially — 



Hydrangea Rosea— The Grand new Red-flowerinjj; 



Hydrangea, "Tims. Hogg." 

 Torenia Rubens— ^^f^t new basket plant for raauv years 

 Fuchsia— I^'HAU EMMA TOPFER— The finest double 



white variety ever introduced. 

 Cannas— Newest varieties. Geraniums, Impatiens, red 



and white ; Swanley White Violet, Streptosolon, 



Jamesoni, etc., etc. 

 Roses— A fine stock of all the leading varieties in 23^-inch 



pots ; domiant plants, I year old, 4 and 5-inch pots." 

 Dracaena Terminalis— ^^""sually fine plant in ele- 

 gant condition ; 23^, ■'{, 1, 5 and 6-inch pots. 

 Ferns — Adiantum Cuneatum, Ptcris argyrea, cretica and 



tremula, Dicksonias, Alsophillas, Microlepias, etc., etc 



Clematis— ^I'^'^-'IAL list of hardy varieties— Crispa, 

 Coccinea, Jackniani, and 25 of the finest large flowering 

 varieties at extremely low prices for large plants. 



Palms— An immense stock of Arecas, Cocos, Lataaias, 

 fteaforthias, Ptychosperma, Phoenix, Kentias, and 

 other really good varieties at greatly reduced prices. 



PandanUS— Utilis and Veitchi, all sizes. 



Verbenas inti Double Petunias— Our stock of 

 these is in excellent condition, the varieties cannot be 

 surpassed. 



Bulbs— ^r*ECIAIj COLLECTION— Achimenes, Anemone 



Japonica, Fancy Caladiums, C. Esculentum, Gloxiniae, 

 Lilium Auratum^ L. Lancifolia, Tigritlias, Tuberoses, 



Tuberous rooted Begonias, etc., etc, 

 4»" FLORISTS' WHOLESALE LIST OF SEEDS, PLANTS, ETC., MAILED FREE.-^ft 



HENRY A. DREER, Seedsman and Florist, 714 Chestnut St., Philadelphia 



TRIZXZS ilND SHRUBS, RARK 



BUT IN GREAT DEMAND. 



WE happen to tiave on liand in e.xoess o f what we shaJl prolialily need for onr spring retail sales, the following rare and 

 yet increasingly popular plants, which we offer at prices correspondinji; to the quantities taken ; 



Hydrangea panicDlata grandlflura BOO, 2 to:! ft.; SOO, 1 to 2 ft. 



TiburnHm plicatum, Japan Snoirball 500,2 ft.; 3' 0, 3 to 4 ft.; 1000, 12 10 18 inches. 



Cercidiphylluna Japoiiicum; the remarkably beautiful hardy tree from Japan 200, 10 to 15 inches. 



Japan Maple, atropurpurenm; the most popular and desirable of all the Japan Maples 200. 10 to 15 inches. 



Parple-leaved Berberry 2000, 1 ft. 



Cornns florlda : the well-known flowering Dogwood, desirable for stocks, or for its own beauty, 



2000, 12 to 18 inches; 1.500, 18 to 24 inches. 



Spanish Chestnut 1000, 1 to 2 ft.; 1000, 2 to .1 ft. 



Andromedaarborea,— Sorrel tree of the South; has been in more request, probably, than any r.are shrub grown, 200, 3 ft. 



THOMAS MEEHAN, Cermantown, Phila., Pa. 



