THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



SPECIAL OFFER! FINE 2 YEAR OLD BUODED ROSE BUSHES! 



All budded on Seedling Briar Roots. Our Roses will come on own roots in one year when planted one inch lower 

 than where budded. Any kind budded on briars will produce liner flowers when f»n own roots. The poorest growing 

 kinds are always the best— take Baroneys, Mabel Morrison, Mdlle. Eug. Verdier, Van Houtte and 100 more. All these 

 will hardly make any growth. If at all, on own roots. There is no one, we suppose, who believes that weak growing 

 kinds, even when budded on strong growers like Briar and Manetti. will produce stronger growth when on their own 

 roots. Cheapest prices for Trade offered by us, regarding quality of plants we ship. Selection of following left to 

 purchaser : Centifolias, Provence Roses, Monthly, Austrian, Moss— single and double flowering. Bourlion and Hybrid 

 Perpetual Roses, SIO per 100. Tea and Noisette, $12 per 100. Special prices for newer kinds. PANSY SEED.— The best 

 10 varieties, each separate, 1000 corns. 50 cents ; ^Ao?.., $2.50. Seeds from exhibition flowers, 47 varieties, mixed, ^^ oz., 

 $1.50; Moz.,$2.75; 1 oz., $.5. SCHULTHEIS BROTHERS. Specialists of Roses and FaDsy Seeds, &o., P.O. Box 

 78, College Point, Qaeens Co., N, Y, The largest Rose Nursery in the world. Write for Catalogue. tjll2 



C. RAOUX'S NURSERYMEN'S AGENCY 



Established in 1857, 



NO. 

 P. O. Box 2956. 



236 FE.A.1EVL. 



REPRESENTS IN THE UNITED STATES : 

 O. G. VAN TUBERGEN. Jr.. Seedsman and Florist, ----- 

 JOHN STEWART & SONS, Nurserymen, Seedsmen and Florists, 



STREET, 



New York City. 



Haarlem, Holland. 

 Dundee, Scotland. 



LEV A VAS.SEU R & FILS, li'urserymen and Florists, - - ' Ussy, France, 



LENAULT IIUET, Nurseryman and Florist, 

 PIERRE 8EBIRE, Nurseryman and Florist, 

 COCHET-AUBIN & FILS. Rose Growers, 



Ussy, France. 

 Ussy, France. 

 Grisy-Suisnes, France. 



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

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



FRANCIS REBUFA, Roman Hyacinths and other Bulbs and Immortelles, - - - Ollioules, France. 



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



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



And many other European Nurserymen, Seedsmen and Florists, 

 Whose Cataloerues will be sent to all applicants, free of expense, as soon as they are received for distribution. jalS 



FERRIS <&rHAINES,l/Vholesale Florists. 



CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITEI>. 



Reference: LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK, NEW YORK. 



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"Win both be sent, one year each, to any person not a sub- 

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RHODODENDRONS. AZALEAS. &c. 



ANTHONY WATERER, Knap's Hill Nursery, Woking 



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H. WATERER, Importer and Exporter ol Plants, 



56 North 38tl< Street, Phlladelplila. 



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For Timber PlantatlooB, Young Evergreens, Stocks, Grape 

 Vines, Seeds and Seedlings for Nurserymen. Immense Stock. 

 LowestPrices. Great Variety. Catalogue Free 



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J. JENKINS. 



Grape and Seedling Nursery, 



Winona, Columbiana Co., Ohio. 



Hyacinths, Tulips, 



CROCX7S, XalXalES, 



and all other Bulbs for planting in the 



autumn ; also 



Bulb <;iasses, Fancy FLower Pots, Feru 



Cases, Winter-Flowering Plants. 



The largest and finest assortment in the 

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PRICES MODERATE. 



Descriptive Catalogue mailed to all appli- 

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HENRY A. DREER, 



714 Chestnut St.. Ptilla.Pa. 



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 tr.iicrul Ksscirhiunt ..f Fruit Trees. 

 Address W. F. HEIKES, ManaB-cr, 

 lluntHTlIle NuncrieB, Huntsville, Ala* 



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