THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



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&EEE101ISES for REIT 



Stock ^ Business for Sale. 



Established Business, wholesale and retail ; 14,000 sq^iiare 

 feet of glass heated by steam, two 2-5 horse power boilers, 

 brick oflk-e and work room, ^nod packing and coal sheds, 

 city water in each house and sheds, large stable and 

 grounds; a complete establishment. 



A Fine Lot of Ornamental I'lants and Camellias from 

 4 to 7 feet high. For Sale Cheap. 10,000 Voung Roses 

 and other Stock, at low rates. For particulars address, 



W. B. & "W. M. TABER, 



Wholesale Florists, 

 tap DETROIT, MICH. 



LOW PRICES. 



CurcuUgo, froin4-in. pots per 100..«lO.OO 



" 5 and 6-in. pots *' .. 35.00 



Aspedistra, from -l-in. pots *' 10.00 



" 5 and G-in. pots " .. 25.00 



Strelitzia Reginte, from 10-in. pots *' .. 50.00 



Rosemary, from 5-in. pots *' la. 00 



Deutzia. from 2i^-in. pots " .. 2.50 



Golden Honeysuckle, from 2J^-in pots " .. 3.00 



Epiphylluni, from 5-in. pots " .. 12.00 



Agaves, from 4-in. pots " .. 7.00 



I>onl>le White Primulas, from 6-in. pots. " .. 25.00 



Calla IJlies, from 4 and 5-in. pots " .. 10.00 



AcaljTpha, from 2X-in. pots *' . . 6.00 



Amaryllis Bulbs .". " 2.50 



X.ycop*odium in var., from 3-in. pots "^ 5.00 



Bouvardia, from 2-in pots " 2.00 



Coleus. from 2J.i-in. pots *' 1.60 



Camellias, about 4 ft. high each . . 2.00 



" large plants G ft. high " . . 8.00 



Fuchavis Amazonica, from 7 and 8in. pots, per doz. 6.00 



Also a general assortment of greenhouse plants at lowest 

 prices. Address, 



A. R. REINEMAN & BRO., 



39 FIFTH AVE , - - PITJ3BURQ. EA. 



Special Of erfor 1885 



ROSES IN 2' -INCH POTS. 



NIPHETOS, Si6 per lOil; PERLES— Cath. Mermet, 



BoNSiLENE, Safrano, S5 per 100; Sunset, «10 per 100; 

 Wm. Fkakcis Bennp:tt, i»3 each, S18 per doz. Plants 

 very fine and strong;. VERBENAS out of sand, SI per 100, 

 »8 per 1000. New Verbena, America, «1 per doz. CAR- 

 NATIONS 8 weeks rooted, transplanted into boxes, 83 per 

 100, S17.60 per lOOO. GERANIUMS, 2>^-in. pots «14 per 100. 

 Impatiens Sultani and New Alyssum, Benthami 

 COMPACTiTM, SI per dozen. The rarest gem yet in Verbenas 

 — Favorite, 35c. each. 12 best varieties of Double 

 Petunias for SI. Also 6 best varieties of Heliotropes, 

 SI per doz, 



C. O. D. orders from unknown customers must he accom- 

 panied with 25 per cent, cash to insure reception of the 

 goods. 



« DeWITT BROTHERS, Bristol, Pa. 



The Flowering Plants, 



GRASSES, SEDGES and FERNS 



OF 



gre:a.t brxtazn 



And their allies, the Clab Mosses, Fepperworts and 

 Horsetails. 



By ANNIE PRATT, 

 8 yols. octavo, cloth, gilt. 319 full colored plates. Illustra- 

 ting 1543 species figured with index in each vol. with botani- 

 cal and common name referring to plate, figure and paper. 

 Price $;i2..50 sent post-paid. Address, 



CHAS. H. MAROT, 814 Chestnut Street, Fhlla. 



TO WHOLESALE FLORISTS. 



I will deliver in May, Amaryllis Treatal, native of South 

 Carolina, tine selected Bulbs only. Endorsed by Lewis 

 Childs, (.Queens, N. Y„ (introducer) as superior to Florida 

 var. Also A. Sarniensis, true Guernsey Lily. 5 vara. Nar- 

 cissus, viz.: Jon<iuillea or Camparnelli; Trumpet or Hoop 

 Petticoat, yellow ; ditto, cream color, Incomparabilis, double ; 

 Pacticus. At slight advance on Holland prices. Other 

 Hardy Bulbs, name and price on application. 500 at 1000 rates. 

 tap R. THOMSON, Jr., Spartanburg, S. C. 



E NGRAVING PiyTOGRAPH- 



NO DRAWING REquFRED • 



NO HAND WORK NECESSARY- 



SEND ( CHEAP. ARTISTIC . 



iRTirmiiR<:) CROSSCUP i WEST ENG.CO. 



AKIILULflK!)l 7,02 CHESTNUT ST. PHILA.PA. 



Indian Azaleas, 



TRADE SIZES AND SPECIMENS, 



Mollis and Ghent Azaleas, Rhododenrons, CamelliaSp 

 Orchids, Palms and General Buropean Stuck. Apply to 



A.. VA.N C3-EEFIT, 



mbtf Continental Nurseries, Ghent, Belgium. 



t-he: G-RrE.A.T Nsvr qxtxnce: 



MEECH'S PROLIFIC. 



The most wonderful of all new fruits. Beautiful pho- 

 tograph of branch of fruit, and circular giving descrip- 

 tion, directions in culture, method of pruning, valuable 

 receipts, interesting articles from the press, etc. all free. 

 Largest stock of Mulberry Trees in America. Send for 

 circular .and price list. HANCE & BORDEN, Red Bank, 

 N. J., and 31 Fulton St., N. Y. f4 



BTJLBS 



AND BULB CULTURE. 



BY D. F. FISH. 



BeinR descriptions, both Historical and Botanical, of the 

 principal bulbs and 'bulbous plants, and their chief vaiie- 

 tiea ; with full and practical instructions for their success- 

 ful cultivation, both in and out of doors, illustrated, 468 

 pages, 12mo, cloth. Price, $2.00, by mail, post-paid. 



CHAS. H. MAROT, 81-1 Chestnut St., Phila. 



SWEET POTATO CULTURE. 



GIVING FULL INSTRUCTIONS FROM 



STARTING THE PLANTS TO HARVESTING 

 AND STORING THE CROP. 



WITH A CHAPTER ON THE CHINESE YAM. 



BY JAMES FITZ, 



Keswick, Va., author of "Southern Apple and Peaoh 

 Culturist. " Paper cover. Price, Post-paid, 40 cents. 

 Add ress, CHAS. H. M A ROT. 814 Chestnut Stree t, Phila. 



)f 



A Complete System of Book-Keeping for 

 Farmers. Planters, and Gardeners* 



BT A. L. CAMPFIELD. 



Every one should keep a strictaccount of all business traosactions, 

 and thereby save much trouble that comes of neglect. This is a 

 plain, practical system of book-keeping, easily understood, and 

 especially adapted to the wantsof the Farmer. Full instructions in 

 each book. Can be carried in an ordinary pocket; i8o pages, 

 bound in sheep-skin. Price 75 cents. Mailed postage free on 

 receipt of price. Address, 



CHAS. H. MAROT. 814 Chestnut St.. Phila. 



