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THE HORTICULTURAL AbVERTlSER. 



Stock Plants 



OF ALL THE BEST OLD AND NEWER VARIE- 

 TIES OF BEDDING PLANTS. 



Also young plants of same, either from 2-in. pots or the 

 cutting bench. 



CHOICE CUT FLOWERS 



FOR THE COMING SEASON. 

 Write for lowest prices. 



N. STUDER, Florist, 



t8i2. Anacostia P. 0., Washington, D. C. 



GEORGE FREESE 



BOGOTA 



EXPORTER OF 



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FROM THE U. S. OF COLUMBIA, 

 SOUTH AMERICA. 



tdl2 FIRST-CLASS REFERENCES GIVEN. 

 Correspondence in Fnglish, German, French, orSpanisIi. 



C. RAOUX'S NURSERYMEN'S AGENCY 



Established in 1857, 

 NO. 2Q6 PE.ft.RL STREET, 

 P. O. Box 2956. New York City. 



REPRESENTS IN THE UNITED STATES : ^ 



O. G. VAN TUBP^RQEN Jr. Seedsman and Florist, Haarlem, Holland. 



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



LiEVAVASSEUR & FILS, Nurserymen and Florists, Ussy, France, 



IJ:NAULT HUET, Nurseryman and Florist, Ussy, France. 



PIERRE 8KBIRE, Nurseryman and Florist, Ussy, France. 



COCHP;T-aUI5IN A FILS. Rose Growers, Grisy-Suisnes, France. 



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

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

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



C. PLATZ A SON, Seedsmen. Erfurt, I^russia. 



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



And many other £uropean Nureerymen, Seedsmen and Florists* 

 whose Catalogues will bo sent to all applicants, free of expense, as soon as they are receiyed for distribution. ial2 



PURDY'S 



KRIIT KKt ORDER 



f Jropped from l$I.OO to SOc, 

 f per year. TAe Bist Fruit and 

 t LOWER Pai'Er published in this 

 , counlry. Sperimen free. t^U 

 • speahB for il«<ir. 



..:s»TTn.i3'y'S SM.VLL FRUIT 

 TO\y "y''''*'Ut^'l'»>R. the «,oilJ,ra,:t!\al votV.. 

 ^4 printed nn growing S.MALL Fruits : ncstpaid. 

 ^5»; only 25 els. . i- «- -i 



{S^ Catalogue of Nursery Stock, 

 i^bMALL Fruit, Flower & Vegetable 

 Seed, dc, filled v/\l\\ JiraLtical 

 ^■^■^ .Mtcmsand sugj;estions, freetoalj. 

 A ^*M^ ^ I'osl.'is^e Stcimps for It'ss 

 '^ yj^^ ^ ami. iinrs than ^l.fiii nccejitert. but 

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aprtlerrtj. AJdresa 



^A.M.PURDY, 



PALMYRA, 

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The Flowering Plants, 



GRASSES, SEDGES and FERNS 



OF 

 CrI%E:.A.T BFtlTAIN 



And their allies, the Club Musses, PepperwortR and 



HursetailH. 



By ANNIE PRATT, 

 B vols, octavo, cloth, gilt. .•Jli) full colored plates. Illustra- 

 ting 154.3 speides llgurcd with index in each vol. with botani- 

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

 Price J32..'>0 sent |iost-pai(l. Address, 



CHAS. H. MAKOT. 814 Chestnut Street, Phlla. 



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TO NURSERYMEN. 



PEACH PITS! 



A larRe fltock Choice Southern Natural 



I'eac'h PiCH, B«lected from original SeedliiiR 

 TreRfl in Tennflssee. which areentiroly ftoe from 

 Yellows ordiseatte at 50 yearM of a^^e. 



SAMPLES AND PRICES ON APPLICATION. 



JOHNSON & STOKES, Seedsmen 



219 Market street, PHILADliJ-PHlA. PA. 



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l&Oniddpn Xnine.etr. Perfumed CardnAF^J^ 

 I lOo. CLINTON UK08, Cllntonvllle, Oonik 



IIJIIOOS TO FRUITS. 



By Wm. Saundbrs, F. R. S. C. 



Dedicated to the Fruit Growers of America. 8 vo., (Moth, 

 pp. 4.36. Illustrated with 440 Wood Cuts. Price $:5.00 by 

 mail, post-p;ii(i. Address, 



CHAS. II. MAROT. 814 Chestnut Street, Phila. 



Art of Grafting and Bedding 



By CHARLES RALTET, 

 and 



flexi- 

 ble. Price 81.2.5 mailed, postage free. Address. 



CHAS. H. MAROT, 814 Chestnut Street Phlla. 



Appropriatelv and fully illustrated by 186 cuts, showing 

 methods, tools and apj>fiances. Pp. 230, 12 mo. cloth. ** "" 



