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HORTICULTURE 



March 2, 190T 



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MARE A GORGEOUS 



I have the finest lot of trained Easter Ramblers in the coiintrv and am now booking orders for their delivery at proper time. Crimson Ramblers in bush 

 form, $2 to $3 each. Baskets, $=.';o to $12. Chairs $8 to j>i2. Crowns, $5 to $is Cro-scs, Pyramids, Umbrella, Automobile, Bicycle, etc. at correspond- 

 ing prices. Dorothy Perkins Ramblers in similar styles; also Lady Gay Ramblers, .$3 to .$5 each. Baby Ramblers, $6 to $9 per doz. 



AZALEAS. ERICAS, GENISTAS 



On these specialties I have no superior. Azaleas aie superb this year and the proportion of llie popular but scarce pyramidal f rm is large. Quotatiors 

 by dozen or hundred lots. We have the Firefly and Chas EnKe in quantity. Ericas, PersoUita Alba. Cupressina, Cavendishii and Transluscens, are splendid 

 and every up-to-date florist should have them. Hydrangeas, Oranges. Tulips. Boronias, Gardenias. Cyclamens, Daisies and a host of other desrr..bic 

 things. Write for prices. 



ANTOH SCHULTHEIS, College Point, Mew York 



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EASTER STOCK 



HYDRANGEAS 

 EASTER LILIES 

 AZALEAS, 50c. to ^7.50 

 GLADSTONE SPIREAS 

 RAMBLER ROSES 

 HERMOSA ROSES 

 TULIPS, (in pans) 

 HYACINTHS, (in pans) 

 DEUTZIAS 

 RHODODENDRONS, etc. 



WILLIAM C. SMITH 



61st and Market Street, PHILA. 



4®" Market Street cars lake you direct 

 to our djor. Mention Horticul- 

 ture when you write. 



Azaleas for Easter 



From 50c. to $5 in all colors 



Also a fine lot of Palms in all sizes, such as 

 Kentias, Arecas. Latanias, Phoenix and 

 Cocos. Pandanus Veitctiii and utilis, Cro- 

 tons. Dracaenas, Nepenthes, Arallas, 

 Araucarias, Aspidistras, Ferns suitable for 

 dishes, in lead ng varieties. Cibotium Schledei 

 from $i.ooto $3 CO each. 



Wholesale Price List on application. 



A. LEUTHY & CO., 



Importers and Exporters, Growers and Dealers, 



Perkins St. NurserieN, Roslindale, 



BOSTON, MASS. 



ARAUCARIA COMPACTA R08USTA, nave only 

 fine plants; 6 to 7 in, pots, 20 to 30 in. high, 4 to 5 

 years old, 3, 4, 5 tiers, $1.50, $1.75, .$200 each. 



A. EXCEL3A QLAUCA, 6 in., $1.00, $-.25; 7 In. 

 specimens, finest in the world, $2, $2.50, $3 each. 



KENTIA FORSTERIANA, 6 in., 25 to 40 in. high, 

 75c, $1, $1.25 each; 7 in., made up, $1.75, $2 each. 



SCOTTII FERNS, 8 in., as big as a washtub, $1.15, 

 $1.50, worth $3; 55iin., 40c.; 6 in., 50c. 



BOSTON FERNS, 6 in., 50c. 



Cash with order. Goods travel at purchaser's risk. 



GODFREY ASCHMANN, 



Wholesale Grower and Importer of Pot Plants 

 1012 Ontario St., PHILADELPHIA PA. 



WHITMAN! 



2 1-4 inch, $10 per I OO 



BOSTONS 



2 1-4 Inch, $3.00 per lOO 



\K H. BARROWS & SON WhItman.Masi. 



I AZALEAS FOR EASTER? 



Now is the time to get Azaleas. Our plants are shapely and well budded. We 

 offer the following yarieties: 



rime. Van der Cruyssen, Deutsche Perle, Hme. C. Van Langen= 

 hove, Vervaeneana, Empress of India, Bernhard Ardrea Alba, 

 Helen Thielman, and Simon Mardner. A fair iiroportion only of 

 Mine. Van der Criiyssen and white sorts supplied with each order. 



Prices, (f.o.b. New York): 10 to 12 inch heads, $6 00 per doz., .J45.00 per 100: 12 to 14 inch 

 heads, .$7,011 per doz , ibrt.m per 100; 14 to IG inch heads, $10.00 per doz., 97500 per 100. 





^ PETER HENDERSON k CO., 



35-37 Cortlandt St., New York 



•'«YO'*<or>'*<vO'«-<'B»'9<vc^«'Oo •oO'*'<vo*'rsc>'«<vo*or^« 



FINEST BULBS, NURSERY STOCK, PALMS 

 AZALEAS, BAYS. ROSES, BUXUS, EVER- 

 GREENS, and LILY OF THE VALLEY 

 "EXCELLENTA" and "SUPERIOR." 

 JOHN SCHEEPERS & CO., 



4 and 6 Old Slip 



NEW VORK CITY 



Emtmbllahmil 40 Ymarm 



ROSE HILL NURSERIES 



NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. 

 Most OompleioHorilcuHural establishment In AnwHoa 



SIEBRECHT & SON 



New York Office: Siebrecht Building, 425 Fifth Avenue 



— ORCHIDS'^ 



Some of the varieties we shall import this spring: 

 C tt eyas. Trian^, Labiata, Mossia:. Mendetlii, Spec- 

 iosissima, Giga>, Schroderae; Dendrobiums Noi ile, 

 Wardinum, Phalasnopsis ; Vandas Cceriilea, Kim- 

 balliana; Oncidium Vancosum ; La^lias Anceps, Au- 

 tumnalis, Albida. Write /or /•rices on izdovf. 



CARRILLO iL BALDWIN. SECAUCUS, N. J. 



lniporta1ion^l907 



ORCHIDS 



Save money and get our 

 quotations on Cattleya 



labiata, Triarge, Percivaliana, Mossise, Men- 



delli, Schroederfe. 



JULIUS ROEHRS CO. 



Largest Orchid growers and Importera in U. S. 

 RUTHERFORD, N. J. 



ORCHIDS 



Largest Importers, Exporters^ Growers 

 and IIi/t}ridists in the World 



Sander, 8t. Albans, England 



and 235 Broadway, Room I 

 NEW YORK CITY 



ORCHIDS," 



ORCHIDS 



Arrived in exceptionally fine condition the following 



ORCHIDS: LAELIA PURPURATA, CATTLEYA 

 HARRISONIAE,C. INTERMEDIA, C.TRIANAE, 

 C. LEOPOLDIl and many more 



Write lor Prices 



LAGER & HURREIL, SU MMIT, N. J. 



irect from 

 the Collectors 

 For Spring and Summer Delivery 



We are giving quotations upon our enti'C list o 

 South American, Philippine and East Indian Orchids. 

 Cheicest varieties of Cattleyas, Odontoglossums, Pi- 

 lumna, Cypreped iim, Phalaenopsis, D< ndrot iiims aod 

 Vandds. Among them ihe very rare Vanda Sanderi- 

 ana for delivery June or luly. 



A. HELD, M-19 William St .NewYork 



Orchids for Spring Delivery 



Cattleyas, Laelins. Oncidium, etc. 



Write for price list. Firest quality of Peat and 

 Moss and Orchid Crass on the market. 



Give me a trial order. 



Joseplx A., AJ^iad^ 



191 Valley Road. West Orange, N.J. 



