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THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



CXJX FLOTATEFIS 



AT WHOLESALE. 



Also lull line of 



Florists' and Growers' Supplies, 



W. E. MEEHAN, 



tstf 15 & 17 N. Thirtt^eiith St.. Phila. 



LEGAL TENDER STRAWBERRY. 



Productive as the Crescent ; tirm as the Wilsou ; large, 

 handsome, deliciout;. Will be oHered by Bubscription. 

 NewWbite Strawberry, the Fairy. Orient and iSatin 

 <;lus.s, a Krand sucirss the past reason. Manchester, Mt. 

 Vernon. ptc. EarlyProlific and Kelinnoe Raspberries 

 still ahead. 20 acres now in be^rirp. Kiefer and T^econt 

 Pear wood in quantity. All the best Small Fruit Plants. 

 Prentiss and other choice Graiip-\ines. Trees, etc., at low 

 mhJ priL'es. Re nd for List. J. C. GIBSON,Woodbur>-. N. J. 



FruilTrees, Of namental Trees, 



EVERGREENS, &c. 



The undersisrneil otfor.-; an Extensive Stock of well grown 

 Fruit Trees— New Pears, New Peaches, &c. A Large Stock of 



Pears, Apple, Peach, Plum, Cherry, &c., 



standards and Dwarfs, 

 Grape Vines. Strawberries, Currants, &c., and other small 

 Fruit.s. Ornamental Trees m great variety for Parks, Lawns, 

 Gardens, Ac. Evergreens or all sizes of the finest quality. 



Everything pertaining: to tlie Nursery, Florist and Seed 

 Business, and at the Lowest Rates. 



JOHN SAUL, 



O WASHINGT ON, D. C. 



GRAPE VINES. 



All liCading Varietiea In large supply. Warranted 

 true to name. Prices low. Also, the celebrated 

 *> NE'W^ -W^mXE GRAPE, 



PRENTISS 



Bend stamp for Price and Descriptive List. Also 

 Trees, Small Fruits, etc. 



S.8 7-. 5. HUBBARD. Fredonia, N Y 



EVERGREENS. 



WHITE SPRUCE 1 to 2, \}4 to 2. 2 to 2)4, and 2>^ to 3 

 feet, with fine roots and well furnished tops. 



AMERICAN ARBOR VIT^, 10 to 12-inch, 1 to 1%, IK to 

 2 and 23^ to 3 feet. 



HEMLOCK, 8 to 12-inch, 1 to 1% and \}4 to 2 feet. 



SUGAR, NORWAY, SCARLET and other MAPLES, 

 and all kSnds of EVERGREEN and DECIDUOUS TREES 

 and SHRUBS at lowest prices. 



FREIGHT LOW TO THE WEST AND IsOETHAVEST. 



Forest City Nurseries, Portland, Me. 



A.TXENXION' ! 



COT FLOWER GROWERS AND FLORISTS GENERALLY. 



Undersigned wi.slu's to iufonn all interested in Flowers 

 (by request of many Florist*), to sell all his young plants of 

 the sujierb winter-blooming. Red and White Carnations — 

 Hiuze'8 Seedlings. These two varieties are exclusively 

 usetl for Cut FlowerK, since their merits for winter bloom- 

 ing, large size, early blooming, sweet scented, nicely 

 fringed, was discovered about Detroit. The reason that 

 these two extra good Carnations are so little known outside 

 of Detroit City is, it never was advertised till now, since it 

 was (list raised by seed by Mr. Hinze some yeai-s ago. 

 Tlifsc plants advertised were propagated in December from 

 plants bought of originator, Mr. Hinze. Certificates will be 

 given to all buyers, signed by Mr. Hinze, if requested, as to 

 genuineness of plants. 



:i<-r,<>i.>':x"0. 

 X 



WHEAT CULTURE; 

 How to Double the Yield and Increase the Profits. 



ByD. S. CURTISS. 

 72 pages, illustrated. Price 50 cenu, mailed, post-paid, on re- 

 ceipt of price. Address, 



CHAS. H. MAROT, 814 Chestnut St , Phila. 



Free 



by 



MaU. 



Mr. Hinze's Red Carnation, $5.00 f! 100 () ^^ 

 Mr. Hinze's White " $6.00 ^1 100 .) m/^i 



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r:>cS5 



MaiL 



Large one year Stock Plants, Hinze's Red. $3.00 per dozen, 

 by express, charges paid by buyer. Not less tlian one dozen 

 sent. All are in bud and bloom. 



Every Florist about Detroit knows that Hinze's Red and 

 White' are the two best winter-blooining Carna'ions in 

 cultivation. Not less than .50 plants sold at these low rates. 



Double White Chrysanthemum, 84.00 per 100, free by mail. 

 This is the best of cut flowers, blooming during December 

 till after the holidays. Purest White, 1 inch across. I have 

 only a few hundred' left. 



Cash must be sent with every order. Send to 

 AUGUST b. MYLIUS, 

 mli3 Mt. Elliott Ave. and Mack Road, DETROIT, MICH. 



NEW DOUBLE WHITE BOUVARDIA 



A.. NEXJNER, 



the most valuable plant sent out for years. Price per plant in 

 2j4-inLh pots, 50c each ; )$3.03 per doz. Large plants in 4-inch 

 pf^ts, 7 = 0. each ; $6 00 per doz. New Pelargonium Aladdons' 

 Victor, strong plants 75c each ; $6.ro per do7. New set of 30 

 Verbenas for i88i. Splendid Varieties ready the 15th of 

 October, I3 00 for the set John White's Mealy Bag 

 Exterminator, the only known remedy to kill ih« ^Mcaly iJuj 

 without injuring the plant, Ji.co per bottle ; J8.co per doz. 



JOHN WHITE, 



a.i2. Communipaw Ave,, Jersey City, N.J. 



Tuberose Bulbs. 



Per 100 Per 1000 



Double, Blooming size, $2.00 $15.00 

 Pearl, " ' ' 



2.50 20.00 



AI.T. our BULBS guaranteed PUKE. SAMPLE to 

 DEALERS. 



tnh2 ENGLE & BRO., 



Nurserymen and Florists. 



MARIETTA, PA. 



MAKEHENSM 



An Knglish Veterinary s«rgeon and Chemist, now 

 traveling In this country, says that most of the Horse 

 antic itr:e PowJera scikl here are worthless trash. He 

 gays tliat Sheridan's Condition Powders are absolutely 

 pure an 1 immensely valuable. Nothin;j on earth will 



Boston, Mass., formerly Bangor Me. 



Farm Implements and Machinery 



AND THE PRINCIPLES OF THEIR CONSTRUCTION AND USE, 



with explanations of the laws of motion and orce as applied on the 

 farm, with over 300 illustrations by John J. Thomas; new and 

 revised edition, 312 pages, 12 mo, cloth, price|i.5o; mailed postage 

 free on receipt of price. Address, 



CHAS. H. MAROT, 814 Chestnut Street, PhiU. 



