THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



SPECIAL OFFER TO FLORISTS AND HORTICULTURISTS! 



ROSES FOR FORCING THIS FALL AND FALL SALES. PRICES OF PLANTS, INCLUDING PACKING, 



Orders, large or small, shipped after October 1st. All budiled on Seedling Briar: 3 and 3 Years Old. Grown 

 for one year in tUis country. Very large bushes. Briar Stocks, tit to graft on, «16 per 1000. 



Stand. Tree Roses-S,'/) 

 Half do. " •' ..?25 

 Centifolia,lowbud.S 'J 

 Provence, " ..S 9 



100 



SStlO f! M 

 K>(IO " 

 S 83 " 

 S 85 " 



; S ») %1 M 

 1 95 



S 90 



Tea-Scent.,lowbudSll ^ 100; SlOO V M 

 Noisette, " SU " SlOO " 



Boiubon, " Slu " S 9.5 " 



H. P. Roses, " SIO " $ 95 " 



Moss Roses,lowlnul 610 %! 100 ; 

 " H.P. " '■ SIO ■■ 



China, or Monthly Ever- 

 bloom'g, low bud SIO 

 These prices are for all varieties in our Catalogue, includiiiK newer kinds, except Merveille de Lyon. $15 fl 100. 

 The roses offered below are not imported : they are gialted on seedling Briar .Stocks tliis Winter ; gi-own in 4-in. pots ; 

 plants in a fine sTrowinn- condition. Delivered anv time after . April 1st, during the Summer. Send your orders. 

 The NEW YELLOW HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSE — GLOIKE LYONNAISE — obtained by crossing Mme. Falcot (Tea) with 

 Baroness Rotlis(diiid (H. P.) 1 plant oOo., $3 per 10, $7 per 25, S12 per 60, $20 per 100. 



382 Niphetos S15 f! 100 ; t2 ^ doz. 



389 PerledesJardinsS12 " 82 '■ 



4010 Duke of Connaught & " 



413 Souv. d'nn Ami sr 



2222 Lady Marie FltzwilUam .S.S ft doz. 



364 Mareschal Niel S2 " 



Wm. Francis Bennett. ..SI. 75 ea. 

 4tS* For Fall delivery, WhinUam's lu- 



2070 Pierre Guillot S3 V doz- 



2219 .Souv. de Therese Levet 33 



2224 Red Malmaison S2 



2216 Princesse of Wales S3 



dustry. the best grown Gooseberry for general purposes in England, S2 i 'Jl 100, SISO f> IIKIO ; Extra Strong 2 year Bushes. 

 PANSY SEEDS in 46 choice varieties, mixed 85 per oz. | LILY OF THE VALLEY PIPS.. S21? 100, $15 ? 1000, SU5 f) 10,000 



SCHULTHEIS BROTHERS, - - Rose Growers, 



tjll2 



P. O. Box 78. 



COLLEGE POINT, LONG ISLAND, N. Y. 



C. RAOUX'S NURSERYMEN'S AGENCY 



Established in 1857, 



O. Box 2956. 



296 P£:.A.FC.I^ 



STREET, 



"New York City. 



REPRESENTS IN THE UNITED STATES 



C. G. VAN TUBERGEN. Jr.. Seedsman and Florist, Haarlem, Holland. 



JOHN STEWART & SONS, Nurserymen, Seedsmen and Florists, .... Dundee, Scotland. 



LEVAVASSEUR & FILS, Nurserymen and Florists, Ussy, !• ranee, 



LENAULT HUET, Nurseryman and Florist, Ussy, France. 



PIERRE SEKIRE. Nurseryman and Florist, Ussy, France. 



COCHET-AUBIN & KILS. Rose Growers, Grisy-Suisnes, France. 



EUGENE VERDIER FILS AINE, Florist ; New Gladioluses, Roses, Paeonias, etc., a specialty, Paris, France. 



V. LEMOINE, Florist; new varieties of Plants a specialty, Nancy, France. 



FRANCIS REBIIF.(v, Roman Hyacinths and other Bulbs and Immortelles, - - - OlUoules, France. 



C. PLATZ & SON, Seedsmen. Erfurt, Prussia. 



ERNEST RIEM8CHNEIDER, Florist, Lily of the Valley Pips, Hamburg, Germany. 



And many other European Nurserymen, Seedsmen and Florists, 

 whose Catalogues will be sent to all applicants, free of expense, as soon as they are received tor distribution. |al2 



A.. BI.wA.I7C. 



PHILADELPHIA. 



ENGRAVER FOR FtORISTS, 



SEEDSMENANDNUKSEKIMEN 



10,000 Electros for above. For sale 

 cheap. Send 25c. for large illustrated 

 hook and deduct from 1st order. No 

 one can compete with me in prices 

 for New work. ftf 



TREE SEEDLINGS 



For Timber Plantatious, Young Evergreens. Stocks, Grape 

 Vines, Seeds ana .Seedlings for Nurserymen. Immense btoCK. 

 Lowest Prices. Great Variety. Catalogue Free 



1838-P-A-RIlY !!!iTKA.-%VJ3EK.R.Y-l885 



has ag.ain surpassed all others, over .50 best varieties, at 



POIVION.A. NURSBFIXEIS. 



And received three more fir.st prkmiums and two more 

 SPECIAL AWAKDS at Moorcstown. Vineland and N. York 

 Strawberry Shows. Also the FIR.ST pkkmium and .swkef- 

 STAKE PRIZE over all other new varieties .at Pi-ovidence, 

 R.I. Send for testimony from various St.ate8. Pot grown 

 PLANTS NOW READY. Lawson and Kieffer Pears, Wilson 

 Jr. Blackberry, Grapes. *c. Catalogue free. 

 au2 WM. PARBT, Parry, W. Jeraey. 



mhi 



J. JENKINS, 



Grape and Seedling Nursery, 



Winona. Columbiana Co., Ohio. 



A^% ^% I ^ [■ Send six cents for postage, and re- 

 f* fC I ^m Ca ceive free, a costly box of goods 

 which will help vou to more mopey right away than anything 

 else in this world. All, of either .sex, succeed from first hour. 

 The broad road to fortune o|ifns before the workers, abso- 

 lutely sure. At once .addnss. True & Co., Augusta, M e. mhB 



INJURIOUS INSECTS 



OF THE 



FARM and GARDEN. 



By MARY TREAT. 



Fully Illustrated. 2«,S pages 12ino, cloth. 

 Price, 82.00 by mail, post paid. Address, 



CHAS. U. ilAROT, 811 Chestnut St., Phlla. 



LOUIS BOEHMER, 



J 



EXPORTER OF 



,&c, 



NOS. 4, 5 <5c 28 BI-tJFT, 



Prices on application. [f 12] YOKOHAMA, JAPAN. 



THE GRANGER FRUIT AND VEGETABLE 

 ~ E"VA.I»OR A.TOF133. 



$3.50. $6. and $10, S,>nd for Circular. 

 EASTERN MANUFACTURING CO . 

 apB 268 South Filth Street. Phlla. 



AMERICAN FLOWER GARDEN DIRECTORY. 



By Robert Bui.',t. 

 With practical directions for the Culture of Plants in Flower- 

 Gard,-n, Hot-House, Grcen-House, Koonw, or I'orlor Windows, 

 for ever;' month of the year. Instructions for erectini; Hot- 

 house, Greer house, and faying out a Flower parden. Instruc- 

 tion lor cultivating, propagating, pruning and training the 

 lirap) vine and description of best sorts for the open air. 34' 

 Piigcs. 12mo, cloth. Pricejl 60. Sent by mail i)c,»t paiii on receipt 

 of price. CliAS. H. .M.U'.OT, 



814 Chestnut .St. Phila. 



