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THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



OFFER TO THE TRADE 



OF SPECIAL CULTURE OF 



^ doz. ^ 100 



Alyssum— New Double Variegated Gem $1 00 $6 00 



" Tom Thumb, New Dwarf. 100 6 00 



Carnation— Meteor, best Scarlet for Forcing ... 3 00 20 00 



Calla Ethiopica $2 per doz.. %\2 per 100, to 3 00 20 00 



Dracaena terminalis, are in very fine condition, 

 well furnished and colored. 



First size, strong O-in. pots $6 to 10 00 50 00 



Second " " 5-in. " 4 50 .35 00 



Third " " 4-in. " 3 00 20 00 



Fourth " " 3-in. " 2 00 12 00 



Ferns— Alsophilla Australis $2 to 3 00 20 00 



Adiantum cuneateum 1 00 8 00 



Pteris Argyrea, 3-in. pots 1 00 8 00 



" " 4-in. " 2 00 15 00 



" Cretica albo lineata 75 6 00 



Ficus— Elastica, splendid plants, 



First size, 6-in. pots 9 00 65 00 



Second " 5-in. " 6 00 40 00 



Third " 4-in. " 3 00 25 00 



Ivies— English, strong, 3 feet long, bushy 1 50 12 00 



Palms— Areca lutescens, 18 to 36 m 818 to 36 00 



" Verschaffelti, 12 to 15 in . . ..$12 to 18 00 



Chamserops excelsa, 3-in. pots 1 00 8 00 



" " 4-in. " 2 50 20 OC 



Corypha Australis, 3-in. " l 50 



Cocos Wedelliana, 15 to 24 in 818 to 24 00 



12 00 



2-^ ft. high $12 to 15 00 



Pansies — Very choice strain 75 



Petunias— Double, unrivalled collection 2 00 



4 00 

 15 00 



1 00 



6 00 

 75 4 00 

 1 50 12 00 



Primula Sinensis— An extra choice stock of the 



best varieties, 3-in. pots 



Verbenas— 25 choice sorts, very healthy 



Violets— Neapolitan and Marie Louise, clumps, 

 Marguerite de Savoy, new ; the finest 



double blue for forcing, 2%-va.. pots, 2 00 15 00 



Vincamajorvar., bushy, 3 feet 150 12 00 



The plants offered above are in every way first-class, and 

 in condition to realize handsome profits in retail sales. 



Full list of plants for the trade. Please see Dreer's Whole- 

 sale List for Autumn, 1882, mailed to applicants in the trade. 



HENRY A. DREER, 



714 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, 



Pa. 



Bon Silene and Safrano Roses 



Five plants in 4 and 5-inch pots. 



F. E. CANDA, Ravenswood, Ills. 



IVANHOE 



APPLE keeps until 



JULY. I am branch head- 

 quarters for this excellent, 

 yellow, late-keeT)ing, juicy 

 Aiqjle. Scions or buds $2.00 per dozen. Trees, Sl.OO 

 cacli. I am also headquarters at the North for TEXAS 

 KKD HYBRID BLACKBERRY. The Trade supplied 

 at low rates. Big Bob, .James Vick, Finch's Prolific, 

 Jersey Queen, lUanchester and FORTY oilier Straw- 

 berries. Wilsons and Crescents in 50,000 lots. Han- 

 sell, Superb and other Raspberries. New Grapes 

 Fay's Currant, Blackberries, &c. 



1/ I rriT C D PEARS (grafts from 



|\ I r r I ■ r\ OriKinatorj. APPLES and 

 I^IIhI B ImII PEACHES as Specialties. 



My Handbook, THE FRUIT GROWERS' FRIEND, 30 cents. 

 Catalogues FREE. Address, 



to Moorestown, N. J. 



FINE NURSERY STOCK! 



SPECIALTIES FOR FALL 



Bare ornamental trees choice hardy Shrubs. Best 

 hardy Koses. Collections of the finest hardy liliec, 

 also novelties in both fruits and ornamentals for Spring 

 planting;. Large and direct importation of Japanese Maples, 

 Azalea Mollis, Rhododendrons, and other rare and beautiful 

 shrubs. Eor Catalogue, price lists, etc., address, 



FRED. W. KELSEY, 



mh2ol 208 Broadway, New York, or Rochester N. Y. 



NEW PEARS. 



The Marshall our specialty ; stands ahead to-day of all other 

 pears. Van Cott, July, very handsome, red cheek, great 

 bearer, good, valuable for market. Coles Pear, 1.5th Sep- 

 tember, medium size, handsome yellow: good, vigorous 

 J-' rower. Napoleon Section like Lawrence, better grower. 

 Duchess of March, reseud)les D. de Angoubeau, large, very 

 sweet. Fred. Clapp. The above new fruits are kept low 

 in price, are steadily gaining the confidence of good judges, 

 d fogies and young strike them for the 



notwithstanding ol 

 dollar. Address, 



P. 1. FOSIER, Baiylon \mi 



Babylon, N. Y. 



ISO.OOO I>EACH TREES 



Comprising over 50 varieties suitable for all sections, grown 

 from Southern natural seed and free from the yellows. A 

 large stock of Strawberries, Blackberries, Raspberries and 

 all small fruit plants and vines 50,000 strong; 2 year Conover's 

 Colossal asparagus. Low Manchester Strawberries SI per 

 doz., »5 per 100 ; after October 20th S3 per 100, »35 per 1000 

 warranted pure. We are not bound to the ring princes. 

 Also Peach trees prepared for pot culture under glass. All 

 stock packed free to carry safely. For circulars address 

 o2^CHAS. BLACK & BRO., Village Nurseries. Hightstown.N. J. 

 DOUBLE WHITE EVER-BLOOMING CHRYSANTHEMUM. 



MRS. DR. VERTREES. 



The plant is of dwarf compact habit, and blooms in the 

 greatest profusion from April until frost, and all winter 

 under glass, if properly managed. Nothing equal to it as a 

 hardy ever-blooming plant. Price, in 3-inch pots 50 cents 

 each, 85 per dozen, 5 and 6-inch pots ; 81 a plant. Address, 



L.tC- LISCHY, 



0.1 NASHVILLE, TENN. 



S1.00 for 25c. 



Every one should see our JIontblT.iiest of Farmers' papers 



pe: 

 50c. a year, or 25c. f')r 6 mos.> trial, but to enable all ; 

 lakcit, we send 6copleit 1 ycHrforftl.60, givingapaper 



'- - St.iirnstak.'ii. Scnd^stampfor Sample 



nuiidG: 



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'■ 3 Copy and f 



Farmuud Garden, 1^5 S. 4 



mple 



lad'a. 



$72 



A WEEK. 812 a day at home easily made. Costly Out- 

 fit free. Address Texte & Co., Augusta, Maine, ja.12 



