• • • GARDENING. 



Oct. IS, 



Planting: 

 Plans 



should be made during the Fall and 

 Winter and the planting done the fol- 

 lowing Spring 



J. Wilkinson Elliott, 



Landscape Architect, 

 Horticultural Buyers' Agent, 



Pittsburg, Pa. 



Detailed Planting Plans with specifica- 

 tions furnished at moderate cost. Trees, 

 Shrubs and Plants supplied my cus- 

 tomers at a saving of 25 to 50 per cent. 

 from usual prices. 



Pamphlet and Price List sent on 



application 



When writing mention Gardening. 



New.Rareand Beautiful Flams 



STROBILANTHES DYERIANUS. This is the 

 most valuable novelty that has been intro- 

 duced for years. For beoding is superiortothe 

 finest coleus; withstands hot sun and dry 

 weather better. 



A large collection of rare hothouse and green- 

 house plants, carefully grown, at low rates. 



ORCHlDS—A very extensive stock; East Indian, 

 Mexican, Central and South American. &c. 



RARE AND BEAUTIFUL EVERGREENS, 



ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, &c. 



P/EONIES-A large collection of the finest in cul- 

 tivation. Hardy Perennials, Phloxes, Japan- 

 ese Iris. Roses, Clematis, etc. New and Stand- 

 ard Fruits, etc. 



4W"Catalogues on application. 



JOHN SAUL, Washington, D. C. 



FLOWER POTS. 



. STANDARD • 



You will make a mistake if you place your 

 orders for flower pots this Fall without 

 first receiving our estimates for same. 

 Our plant Is now the Largest in the World. 

 Our stock unlimited. Our goods equaled 

 by none. . . . 



A. H. HEWS & CO., 



North Cambridge, Mass. 



JOHN C. MONINGER GO. 



WRITE 

 FOR 

 CATLG. 



Cypress 

 (jreen=Iiouse 

 2^Y Construction 

 307 Material. 



Hawthorne Ave., Chicag'O, 



Fine Flowers t^^ 



ire raised from fine Bulbs and good 

 reliable Seed. We furnish these. Send 

 for our Fall lUilb Catalogue. Address 



August Rolker & Sons, 



130 & 138 W. 34th St., 



•' or 1'. O. Station V.. 



1 Gurdenln^'. 



PITCHER & MANDA. 



Special inducements are being offered i 

 greenhouse and ouldoor plants of every d 

 scnption and ver>' high quality, at the lowe 

 prices ever known. Such an opportunity i 

 secure bargains seldoni occurs. 



Wnte us your requirements and we wi 

 furnish estimate of cost. 



United States Nurseries, 



SHORT HILLS, N. J. 



When wTltlDR mention GardenlnK- 



. A ROSE HEDGE 



Is a most beautiful object, and now is the time to plant it, as probably never again will the 

 same quality of plants be offered at so low a figure. 



The above cut shows a block of Madame Plantier Roses that are three years old. 

 They have been root pruned and sheared (the picture was taken during the process of 

 shearing), and will make a fine show as soon as transplanted. Madame Plantier is espe- 

 cially adapted to hedges, as it is the hardiest of roses, gives a most abundant crop of 

 beautiful white flowers, and stands pruning as well as a California Privet. 



Price, boxed and delivered at any freight liouse or Express office in 

 Rochester, $9.00 per 100; $75.00 per 1000. 



N. B. — The plants should be set twelve to fifteen inches apart to produce the quickest 

 results, though if set eighteen inches apart they will fill up any gaps in the course of a 

 year or two. 



W. S. LITTLE & CO., 



Commercial Nurseries. — prtrHccTcp jvj, y. 



LORD & BURNHAM CO., 



Horticultural Architects #^ Builders, 



STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING ENGINEERS. 



nUlied on application 



LORD & BURNHAM CO., 



lrvington=on=Hudson, N. Y. 



ORNAHENTAL TREES 

 and SHRUBS . . . 



IN GREAT VARIETY. 



Specimen Plants for Lawns and Cem- 

 eteries. Send for Catalogue. 

 SAnUEL C. MOON, 



• • Morrisville, Bucks Co., Pa. 



CANNAS- 



Mme. Croz.y, J. I>. Cabos, Alphonae 

 Konvier, F. Alarquant, Captain P. de 

 SuxzoqI, Pres. Caraot, CiUHtave .Senne- 

 hol7., ExpIoratenrCrMmpbel, H. A. Dre«r, 

 The Garden, Comte H. de Chulseal, 

 GeofTroy «t. HUalre. One of each for R.OO. 



PROBST BROS. FLORAL CO., 



1017 Broadway. KANSAS CITY. MO. 



