THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



CHEAP TREES AND SHRUBS. 



It is now well known that there is as much (litfercnce in the quality of trees as in the «iuality of ch-y goods. A yard 

 may be worth ten cents, or it may be worth a dollar. So the ten-cent tree may be a dear tree, while the dollar one be 

 cheap. A tree which dies is a dear tree at any price— and not much less dear is one which lives, but is stunted tor years 

 afterwards. Even under the most favorable condition trees will sometimes die, but the chances are reduced by getting 

 the best trees. 



We have trees so low in price that they barely pay the cost of digging, for those who prefer to take the risk— others, 

 frequently transplanted, at soinewlnu hit^lu'V prices, but still cheap in proportion to quality. 



Our priced Catalogue, wlioli ■^•alo iind retail, is now ready. Our collection, embracing over one thousand items, has 

 been too large to give it in the tonii of acles( liptive list; but a new feature of the present one is an attempt to make it 



ihat more oT a descriptive catalogue than has been hitherto thought i)ossible. 



SENT FREE TO ALL APPLICANTS. 



THOMAS MEEHAN, Nurseryman, 



GERMANTOWN, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 



SMILAX 



One thousand fine, strong, healthy clumps, one 

 year old, for sale. 



W- B- &i "W- -DIL. TA.BER, 



Greenhouse Builder 



38 WAYNE STREET, JERSEY CITY, N. J. 



Estimates on all Greenhouse work promptly furnished without charge. Refers to 



PSTSFt IISNDSrRSON & CO., 



ju 35 AND 37 COBTLANDT STREET, NEW YORK. 



NURSERYMEN AND DEALERS 



In want of PEACH TREES for their trade this FALL, 1882. and SPRING, 1883, 

 can find a LARGE and THRIFTY STOCK of the most APPROVED VARIETIES 

 at the MILFORD NURSERIES, MILFORD, DELAWARE. Also PLUM, APRI- 

 COT, &c., all grown with SPECIAL CARE. Prices reasonable. Call upon or 

 address, 



MILFORD, DELAWARE. 



