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GARDENING. 



Feb. 



I5y 



Catalogues. 



The Storrs & Harrison Co., Painesville, 

 Ohio, flower and vegetable seeds, green- 

 house plants, roses, hardy fruits and sum- 

 mer flowering bulbs. 



The Lovett Co., Little Silver, N. J., 

 flower and vegetable seeds, aquatics, 

 hardv plants and fruits. 



H. W. Buckbee, Rockford, 111., vegetable 

 and flower seeds, greenhouse plants and 

 summer bulbs. 



Coe & Converse, Fort Atkinson, Wis., 

 small and tree fruits, roses and hardy 

 ornamental trees and shrubs. 



W. F. Allen, Jr., Salisbury, Md., a cata- 

 ogue entirely devoted to strawberries. 



E. E. Burwell, New Haven, Conn., veg- 

 etable and flower seed. 



C. E. Whitten, Bridgeman, Mich., small 

 fruits in varietv. 



D. B. Garvin & Son, Wheeling, W. Va , 

 small and tree fruits. 



0. A. E. Baldwin, Bridgman, Mich., 

 small fruits and seed potatoes. 



M. Crawford, Cuyahoga Falls, (J., 

 strawberries and summer bulbs. 



W. A. Manda, S. Orange, N. J., flower 

 and vegetable seeds, and plants. 



L. L. Olds, Clinton, Wis, potatoes. 



J. Breck & Son, Boston, Mass., flower 

 and vegetable seeds. 



Pike & Ellsworth, Jessamine, Fla., 

 seeds and plants. 



Weeber & Don, Chambers street. Xew 

 York, seeds, plants and bulbs. 



G. L. Tabor, Glen St. Mary, Fla.. fruit 

 and ornamental trees. 



J. Wilkinson Elliott, landscape archi- 

 tect, Pittsburg, Pa., hardy trees and 

 shrubs, herbaceous perennials, lilies, gla- 

 dioli, etc. 



Wm. Toole, Baraboo, Wis., pansies and 

 other flower seeds. 



R. & J. Farquhar & Co , S. Market 

 street, Boston. Flower and vegctalile 

 seeds, plants, etc. 



THE 



Cottage Gardens, 



QUEENS, N. Y. 



Carnations 

 Cannas 

 GROWERS OF QeranJums 

 P Orchids. 



New. Rare aiulBeaulituI Plants 



STROBILANTHES DYERIANUS. This is ttie 

 most valuable novelty that has been intro- 

 duced for years. For beddinir is superior to the 

 5nest coleus; withstands hot sun and dry 

 weather better. 

 Spirfea "Anthony Waterer." flowers rich crimson 

 Lord Penzance's new hybrid Sweet Briar. 



A large coUectiou ot rare hothouse and green- 

 house plants, carefully grown, at low rates 

 PELARGONIUMS -All the Huropean novelties 

 RARE AND BEAUTIFUL EVERGREENS, OR- 

 NAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, ORCHIDS, &c. 

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

 tivation. Hardy Perennials. Phloxes, Japan- 

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

 ard Fruits, etc. 

 «S-Catalogues 011 application 

 JOHN SAUL, Washington, D. C. 



WHOLESALE 



BULBS 



CACTI ^__^^,-^,..^, 



RARE PLANTS B7ok'irCac\ui6'p'ages"lO 



2 Cacti, $1. SforSOcts. 

 SO Bloomiag Bulbs, $!. 



'■"■-'■• jSfor 25c 



SEED TESTING EXTRAORDINARY 



arm of W. Atlee Bukpee cS: Co., at Fordhook, — located among 

 in Peunsylvauia, — a name now as familiar among seed growers and 

 vord. 

 i^tlu- motto cnrriwl out at FoKlunioK, and for this luirposi. fonrtpfn 



To give an insight into our methods, we have published 



"A YEAR'S WORK AT FORDHOOK FARM," 



With many Beautiful Half=tone Illustrations from Photographs. 



the united efforts of pen and camera, an exact, comprehensive, and impartial picture of 

 Fordhook, precisely as it appears to the eyes of the average mau or wi man visiting the 

 Farm. 



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We regret ihai u.^ ai 1 alford to send a copy of this little book with every catalogue 



for 1895, but to do .so would cost iiion- than ten "thousand dollars txim for printin}; and 

 postage. Although the regular jiricc is 10 cents lor lice as a ))T.iiiiiim with a dollar 

 order), we will, upon receipt of iim .■-mil si.niijis, mail a coiiv to the address of any jilanter 

 who desires to consult it before srinlni,/ this M-ason's order lor seeds. Shall «c mail YOU 



a copy NOW? B-g^ Perhaps yoii would also like to ha.c 



"A BRIGHT BOOK about SEEDS" mailed FREE to any address. 



W. ATLEE BURPEE & CO., Seed Growers, Philadelphia. 



iin.i Baskets 



lilt Coleus, briEhtcolon 



'conitive PaliriR, eleB!in 



Dwnrf Ever.l.loominK Fr. Cniiniii 

 " N-20 PacUeU Flower Seeds, all kiini 

 NO TWO ALIKE IN THESE SETS 

 Any 3 sets for $I.2S, any 5 for 



o COCD *. liJESE CO., 

 Champion City Gr'^fnhouse'*. 



si>Ri>'<.E''iii:a.i>. OHIO. 



COLUMBlflN. 



tlif I'KltlMI'H Hot 



^■ut prices. Send for < 

 13, Ft. Atkinson, W 



JAPAN PLUMS, 



STANDARD PEARS, 



and APPLE TREES, 



A.BLANC&CO. 



I PHILADELPHIA 



iCCir* Special Offer t 



fDUl.--— ■;;— — -5 



e _^ Seeds and Bulbs ^ 



i TO introduce our reliable Seeds and T 

 f^ liulbs, we make the following special .J 



^- olTer to old, new and intending custom- ^ 

 i irs. .Seven choice Bulbs and five packets 2 

 fk choice Flower Seeds, all postpaid, fi r 50.^ 

 ^ cents, sc.ircely one third the regular r tail ^^ 

 i price if i>urchased separately. ^ 



e THE COLLECTION CONSISTS OF : ^ 

 f I Bulb Gloxinia, i Bulb Single Begonia, I '* 

 J Bulb Double Beg.inia, i Bulb Lilium Aura- » 

 J turn, 3 Bulbs Lemoine's Butterfly Gh 

 £■ olus, I Packet Sweet Peas, finest mix 

 J I Packet Rosy Morn Poppies, I Packet ■■ 

 J Pansies, finest mixed; J Packet Japane 

 J Chrysanthemum Seed, I Packet Mix 

 ? Flower Seeds. 



^ John Gardiner & Co., seedsmen, 



J 631 Market St., Philadelphia, Pa. 



When you write an 

 advertiser please state 

 that you saw the adv. 

 in Gardening. 



