THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



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DIFtECTOFlY. 



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GENERAL BULB CO.. Vogdcnzang (Hoi- ' THOMAS MEEHAN, 



land). N.Y. Agency, 19 Broadway, apia 1 Nurseryman & Tree Seeds, Germant'n, Phil, 



E. L. KOETHEN, Plants, Seeds, Flowers, j S. W. PEEK, Hartwell Nurseries, 



Small i'mits, Zanesville, Ohio. | Hartwell, Georgia. 



A.WHITCONIB, Bedding and Greenhouse 

 Plants, Lawrence, Kansas. 



Wm. J. Stewart, 



—WHOLESALE DEALER IX— 



CUT FLOWERS 



asa FLORISTS' SUPPLIES, 



67 Bronifield St., 



BOSTON, MASS. u. 



CHAS. R. STILLWELL, 



Wholesale Florist and Rose Grower. 



ROSES GROWN SPECIALLY for WINTER FORCING. 



SEND FOR TRADE LIST. 



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FOR SALE 



King's Highway, Gravesend, L. I., N. Y. 



rFELl7EsYmiyHED'FroRTs^r'slDTiNES"s 



At Hagekst<)\v>'. Ml) ; Location, 

 Jiiiildinj;.s, Heatiiitj; and Water all 

 first-class. A Growing Trad'e by 

 Express, as well as local patronage. Hagerstown is a pros- 

 perous R. R. center of 8,000 population, with a fine, well- 

 settled surrounding country. Can be sold with or without 

 neat cottage dwelling house. A good opening for man of 

 energy and moderate capital. F^or further particulars ad- 



f^^i^' J. W. DAVHOFF, Hagerstown, Md. 



With lease, 6 greenhouses, water in the 

 houses, good ground for planting: 6 room 

 dwelling house, stable. Stock of plants for 

 >;Ue. Cheap rent. 



JAMES MAGILL, 3100 N. Broad St., Phila., Pa. 



BOSTON TEA ROSES 



CaretuUy packed and sliipi't'd to all points in Western and 

 Middle Imitates, at low.^t l;o-r..n market prices. Price list 

 of Flowers and Flnn>i>' >up['!ics sent on application. 



WELCH BROS., 



WHOLESALE FLORISTS. 

 rl2 16.1 Tremont Street, Boston, MaHg. 



FOR RENT 



GEO. MULLEN, Wholesale Florist, 



No. 17 CHAPMAN PLACE, 



(Off School .St., near P:uker House.) Boston, MaSS. 



Kln\\ers carefully packed ,ind shipped to any part of the 

 counrry. Send f<ir"Price List. Special rates on rej;ular lot^. 

 rirdi-r>'hv mail, teleirraph or expi'css jironiptly attended to. 

 Imiiiortclles, Imnioitelle Lettering, Wire Desifois, Coil Wire 

 Tiiiloil, Bleached Wheat, Match Sticks, Toothpicks, con- 

 stantly on hand and solil at lowest wholesale rates. (For- 

 m erly with W. J. Stewart. ) dl2 



Florist Estahlishment, 

 at Rochester, N. Y., 

 (three houses 63x10 ft., 

 one K3X20 ft.,) heated 

 with Hitchings' Boiler. All in first-class order ; has a good 

 and growing local trade and well-established mail and ex- 

 press trade. Houses well stocked. As much land as re- 

 quired can be had adjoining. Large dwelling house and 

 barn on premises. A good opportunity. Address, 

 W. J. CRAWFORD, 

 76 & 78 Eaat Water St., Syracuse, N. Y. 

 A first-class partner to engage in 

 the cut flower and plant trade in 

 New York Citv. .-Vddress, 



Bedford Station, Weslcteler Co., N, Y. 



THOMAS YOUNG, Jr., 



WHOLESALE FLORIST, 



NO. II WEST 27TH STREET, 

 NS-W YORK. 



.^-CHOICE ROSES A SPECL\LTY.-^« Sl2 



Wanted 



Florist, Boi 



WEIGELA FLORIBOIDA. 



CRIMSON WEI6ELA. 



THE flattering success this beautiful Weigela attained the past 

 season, has induced us to largely increase it in numbers, and 

 we believe we now have the largest stock of it in the country. It 

 is more like a large erect Fuchsia, in color and form, than the 

 ordinary kinds, and has been called the "FUCHSIA WEIQELA" 

 by some people. We can offer it this season at very reasonable 

 rates to those who desire to buy in iiuantities to sell again. 



For full description see our CATALOGUE for F.\i:.I. of 1885, 

 which we will mail free to all applicants. 



lEEHM'S MRSEEIES, 

 Cermantown, Philad'a, Pa. 



