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GARDENING. 



Mar. /, 



Wm. H. Harrison & Sons, Lebanon 

 Springs, N. Y.— Wholesale catalogue ol 

 native trees, shrubs, perennials and seeds 



W. A. Manda, S. Orange, N. J.— Trade 

 catalogue of seed and plants. 



Herendeen Manlfactukixg Co., Ck 

 neva, N. Y —Boilers. 



The Steele, Briggs, Marcox Seed Ci i. . 

 Toronto— Vegetable and flower seedsaml 

 plants. 



Ben Hains, New .\lban.v, Ind.— Flower 

 seeds, bulbs and plants. 



Thomas Meehan & Sons, German- 

 town, Philadelphia— Trees, shrubs and 

 hardy plants. 



A. F. CONARD, West Grove, Pa.— Flower 

 seeds, and roses. 



Schlegel & FoTTLER, Boston-Flower 

 and vegetable seeds and plants. 



W. & T. Smith & Co., Geneva, X. Y.— 

 Fruit and ornamental trees and shrubs. 



H. G. Faust & Co., Philadelphia- 

 Flower and vegetable seeds. 



Plant Seed Co., St. Louis— Vegetable 

 and flower seeds. 



Frank Ford & Sox, Ravenna, Ohio — 

 Vegetable, flower, and field seeds, fruit 

 trees and ornamental shrubs. 



J. J. Bell, Binghamton. N. Y.-Flowcr 

 and vegetable seeds. 



R. M. Kellogg, Ionia, Mich.— Small 

 fi-iiits and how to grow them. 



Wm. Parry. Parry, N. J.— Fruit trees 

 and small fruits, aiid ornamental trees 

 and shrubs. 



Daniel K. Hekr, Lancaster, Pa.— 

 Flowering plants. 



J. H. Tryon, Willoughby, Ohio— Grape 

 vines and small fruits. 



Pitcher & Manda, Short Hills, X. J.— 

 Ouai;terly trade list of plants arid seeds. 



Elgin Nurseries, Elgin, 111.— Fruit and 

 ornamental trees. 



\V. PiERCY, S9 West Road, Forest Hill, 

 London, Eng.^Chrvsanthenmms. 



T. H. Spaulding,' Orange, X. J., chrys- 

 anthemums. 



Sunset Seed & Plant Co. 427 Sansome 

 street, San Francisco, Cal., fruit trees. 



The Humphreys Mfg. Co., Mansfield, O. 

 Spraying machinery. 



Miiler-Knoblock Wagon Co., South 

 Bend, Lid., sprinkling wagons. 



Kroeschell Bros. Co., E. Erie street, 

 Chicago. Greenhouse boilers. 



Fred. Roeraer, Quedlinburg, Germany. 

 Flower, vegetable and agricultural seed. 



The Cottage Gardens, Queens, X. Y. 

 Carnations, cannas, etc. 



August Rolker & Sons, 136 West 24th 

 street, Xew Y'ork. Flower seeds, etc. 



Vick & Hill, Rochester, X. Y. Hardy 

 and greenhouse plants. 



E. G. Hill & Co., Richmond, Ind. Roses, 

 cannas, chrysanthemums, and greenhouse 

 plants. 



ooo Acres, inineen ureennouses. 



Trees # Plants 



We offer a large and fine stock of every description 

 of Fruit and 4>rimmental Trees, Shrubs, 

 Roses, Vines, Small Fruits, Hetice Plants, 

 Fruit and Forest Tree Seedlings. Priced 

 Catalogue mailed -tee. EBtabllshed 1852. 



PHOENIX NURSERY COMPANY, 



(Sue. to Sidney Tuttle dt Co.) Bloomington, HI. 



ONE MILLION "^^^^^^ 



plants, etc, for landscape gardeners, parks, cem- 

 eteries and private gardens 250,000 Berberis 

 Thunbergii, red berried Berberry, California and 

 Common Privet, Spiraa Thunbergii, Buckthorn, 

 Honey Locnst, Japan Quince, Hedge plants, 

 Woodbine. Wistaria, Periploca, Bignonia. 

 Ampelopsis. Honeysuckles. Vincas. and Ever- 

 greens. Catalogues free. Prices low. 

 B. M. WATSON. Old Colony Nurseries. Plymouth. Mass. 



Please mention Gardening when writ- 

 ing to advtrtiscrs. 



Special Offe 



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BARGAINS for 25 cts, 



- 4 New Chrysanth 

 -15 pkts. Flower Seeds, assorted, 

 ■10 Spring Bulbs, all different, 

 BARGAIN CATALOGUE 1- |iim 



5 VAL(,HA\S SKhl) STORE. 



f NEW YORK, 26 Barclay St 88 State St , CHICAGO. 



Seeds and Bulbs ^ 



troduce our reliable Seeds and T 



libs, we make the following special J 



offer to old, new and intending custom- >♦ 



t rs. Seven choice Bulbs and five packets ^ 



choice Flower Seeds, all postpaid, for 50 .j 



cents, scarcely one third the regular r .tail « 



i jiriee if purcliased separately. J 



e THE COLLECTION CONSISTS OF: 4 



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iilb Single Begonia 

 I, iBulbL.liumAur 

 ne's Butterfly Glai 

 t Peas, finest mixe 

 n Poppies. I Pack 

 lixed ; I Packet Japane 

 Seed, ~ ■ — 



Packe 



Fertile 

 Seeds 



^as well as fertile ground 



are required in successful farming or 

 flower raising. For 50 years our seeds 

 have proved pure and vital. No fear 

 of our ruining our half-century's rep- 

 utation this year. Send for our free cat- 

 alogue of new and standard varieties. 

 PLA>T SEED COMPANY, St. Loui.s, Mo. 

 812 Jforth 4th Street. 



Please mention this paper. 



HREER'S 



■^ RELIABLE 



Seeds,Plants8tBulbs\ 



postagestamp for Di-tTi - ( ;im1i n ( MJi-ruinr: 



for lS95-richly llluM i lates : 



on cover, of popular tiou. 1 , '\..'ry-: 



thing New niitl Old, ol Mr, ,1. : 



HENRY A. DREER, 



714 CliCNlnill SI., Philnd<'l|>liin. ! 



A REVOLUTION IN 



Strawberry Growing. 



Double the Crop-A 

 Kesults cousidered 



iight-lSo Little Herries 



yuarter of the Work, 



Haud Weediug- 



All Big 



Herries New Ideas— New Methods— C< 

 tinuotis Large Crops. A new Booklet sent to 

 all readers of Gardening, free. Send postal card to 



R. M. KELLOGG, Ionia, Mich. 



Amateurs ^^ Private Gardeners 



NOVELTIES A^D SPECIALTIES FOR 1895. 



containing tht- Vtt'— t mlr Min.li, .n.. st-nt ftc-e to- 



CATALOr.ui; ol NURiiERr STOCK. 

 THE WM. H. MOON CO., 



GOLUMBlflN. ;!^^ Im 



hllih. and has yielded ov,r » 

 loKue descrlbinK it and ih-' 1 

 other small fniUs, Includlij- 1 

 berry. Also hardy fruit ;i n ■ 1 

 and vines. I.art;e stock. Ki- 



COE& CONVERSE, No 



' John Gardiner & Co., Seedsmen, 



631 Market St., Philadelphia, Pa. 



rtiE 



Cottage Gardens, 



QUEENS, N. Y. 



C. W. W.\BD, Manager. 



WHOLESALE 



Carnations 

 Cannas 

 GROWERS OF Qeranlums 

 ^ Orchids. 



New, Rare and Beautiful Plants 



STROBILANTHES DYERIANUS. This is the 

 most valuable novelty that has been intro- 

 duced for years. For bedding is superior to the 

 iiuest coleus; withstands hot sun and dry 



Spir^a "Anthony Waterer," flowers rich crimson. 

 Lord Penzance's new hybrid Sweet Briar. 



.\ large collection of rare hothouse and green- 

 house plants, carefully grown, at low rates. 

 PELARGONIUMS -All the European novelties. 

 RARE AND BEAUTIFUL EVERGREENS, OR- 

 NAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, ORCHIDS, &c. 

 P/EONIES— A large collection of the finest in ail- 

 tivation. Hardy Perennials, Phloxes, Japan- 

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

 ard Fruits, etc. 

 ^^■Catalogues on application, 



JOHN SAUL, Washington, D. C. 



i'i~ with Catalog only Wets i 

 Niiiij Kusi'!.J.u,7forWc..lr,forJI.(IO. 

 11 Collection Flower Seeds, 

 retunla. Pinks. Mornlni: <ilory 

 11^ Mignonette. Sweet Alyssiim ana 

 " ■■ ■ >plit8. best 



Eventhing by 



liitMr >!■,■. K iMi i.iiiiiiy garden, 5('c 

 ALFRED F CONBRD. Drawer V. West Grove. Pa. 



"Green Mountain Grape.'* 



a IK 1 most il el icioiis flavored early st rape kuo wu . 

 our stock i;^ the genuine Green Mountain and 

 can be rclie.l upon. The vines we offer are 2 

 and il years old; will soon bear; and will be 

 sealed* with our trade mark name. Send for 

 circular siviug full information. Address 



Stephen Hoyt's Sons, New Canaan, Conn. 



SUCCESS 



1^ >*i)tuethln(i we i 



liarrisburg, Pa.. 



