4 THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



THE BERMUDA EASTER LILY 



If Potted now can be had in Bloom by December 1st. 



LARGE STOCK OF FINE BULBS 



READY FOR IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT. 



The great value of the Bermuda Easter Lily (Z,i7n/m Ha/'n'55it) for forcing for cut flowers is now an established 

 fact. Last season we potted 2,000 bulbs in August, plunging them out doors. As soon as they were well rooted we 

 brought a lot into the houses, and these were in bloom by the firHt of December, and from that time until now, July lOth, 

 we have had a supply of flowers without intermission. Since Ilecember 1st all of the bulbs have bloomed the second 

 time, and some of them are now showing their third bloom. With a suflicient (juantity of bulbs, there is no doubt but 

 what the Bermuda Lily can be bad in bloom all the year round. We otfer flne large bulbs, ready August 1st, at S8.00 

 per 100, S75.00 per 1,000. Cash or satisfactory references required with all orders. 



*' \A/II I I AM PPAMPIQ RPNMrTT " I ha.ve obtained from Mr. Evans the exclusive agency for the 

 VVIULIMm rnMllUlO D[.llllU l l. .sale of this celebrated Rose in Westem Pennsylvania. Circulars 

 and price list on ;iii|tlioatinii. I will dt'liver the Roses in Pittsburgh and vicinity free of express charges. Before order- 

 ing Bennett's it will jniy to correspond with me. I have the finest and healthiest stock of this Rose in the country. 



AMFRIPAN RPAIITV New Forcing Rose. Thi.s superb Rose is comparatively unknown, as the intro- 

 MlflbnlOMIl DCiHU I I J ducers have not advertised it at all, but in the opinion of the best Rose growers it 

 is equally as valuable as the celebrated "Bennett" (thougli hot conflicting with it in any way), being entirely distinct in 

 color ana shape. The *' American Beauty" is somewhat Tike "Countess of Oxford" in shape of flower, but larger, and 

 has the true Hybrid fragrance. The color is a glowing deep carmine, and it is wonderfully free flowering— every shoot 

 producing a bud. For Winter flowering it will be very profitable for years to come, as its splendid flowers will always com- 

 mand high prices. All the principal rose growers have already purchased it largely. SI. 25 each, *12 ^ doz., $75 ^ 100. 



SyiPLiS i®SiS-VERY I^HEaP, 



500 SOUVENIR D'UN AMI 4-INCH POTS 



300 CATHERINE MERMETS 4-INCH POTS 



200 CORNELIA COOKS 4-INCH POTS 



.W WRITE FOR PRICES, -©ft 



BENJ. A. ELLIOTT, 54 Sixth St., P ittsburgh, Pa. 



. MARSCHUETZ & BACHARACH, 





1^ 25 NORTH FOURTH STR£ET, PHILADELPHIA, PA., 



IMPORTERS OF AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IK 



FLORISTS' SUPPLIES 



^f^'^ ^-^^"-ff^r^^^^^Si Bouquet Papers (Italiens), Pasted Cartons, 



'' ' ' ^^xf^^^^^^ Immortelles, Dried Grasses and Flowers, 



WmmmW Ornamental Crass Bouquets, Mosses, 



SS^&J^ Wire Designs, Tin Foil, 



Swiss Moss and Fancy Baskets. 



-MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF BASKETS FOR FLORISTS* 



Illustrated Catalogue free on application. Orders will receive careful attention and prompt sliipment. apl2 



FRUIT SEEDS AND STOCKS 



MAZZARD and MAHALEB CHERRY, MYROBOLAN and HORSE PLUM, FRENCH CRAB, PEAR, 



APPLE, aud other seeds ; also a full line of FRUIT STOCKS. 



The good quality of wliat we sell is well known to our customers. We solicit inquiries from 

 those wanting seeds or stocks. 



MEEHAN'S NURSERIES, 



GERMANTOWN, PHIL A., PA. 



