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• • • GARDENING. 



Mar. /, 



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 specitica- 

 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 wrltliiE mention Gardening. 



Rose Hill Nurseries, 



NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. 



Tbe lar^'est and most complete Nurseries In U. S. 



The ^Tandest collection of 



PALMS, ORCHID, STOVE and 

 FOLIAGE PLANTS, 



Perns and Miscellaneous Plants. 



AU the newest and rarest plants can be had. Our 

 nursery departments are of only choice selected 

 stock. We have, also, the finest assortment of 

 Aquatics aud H«rl>aoeou8 Plants. A visit to 

 our nurseries will tell the whole story Itself and you 

 can be treated at same time with a view of our 



New Rose, BELLE SIEBRECHT, 



and we (guarantee your moneye worth every time. 

 Floral Department: 



Siebrecht & Wadleu, *'"'^^'^iV"v»KK . 



FLOWER POTS. 



• STANDARD • 



You will make a mistake if you place your 

 orders for flower pots this Spring 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 G. MONINGER GO. 



Cypress vvr.te 



(jreen=House ^f^^^^ 

 2jY Construction 

 3o"7 Material. 



Hawthorne Ave., ChicagO, 111. 



ORNAHENTAL TREES 

 and SHRUBS . . . 



IN GREAT VARIETY. 



Specimen Plants for Lawns and Cem- 

 eteries. Send for Catalogue. 

 SAHUEL C. MOON, 



• • Morrisville, Bucks Co., Pa. 



Native Ornamentals. 



Specially adapted to cemetery wu 



WM. H. HARRISON & SONS, 



LEBANON SPRINGS. N. Y., U. S. A. 



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: --'■ 1 .. liuiuce all tlower lovlnfi readers to try EDIolfB Seeds, we 



set, 1 house of 50 years' Btandlnp. For only 2U cents In silver or 

 t-tiinnis. we will send you. postpaid, the following: 



One large package of Cosmos, of the new flowe'Ing variety, 

 very attractive, regular price. 2l'c.: one packet of Petunta* se- 

 lected, single fringed, worth 25c.: also our wonderful unrivalled 

 mixed Aster, large package. 20c ; one good flowering root. Rain- 



led Mixture is selected J Rg|gj| ♦ 



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LORD & BURNHAM CO., 

 Horticultural Architects ^ Builders, 



STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING ENGINEERS. 



Plans and estimates fiirnishert on Application 



LORD & BURNHAM CO., 



ington=on=Hudson, N. Y. 



Arcnitecturai Office, 



160 FIFTH AVE., cor. 21st St.. 



NEW YORK CITY. 



Our New Illustrated Plant Catalogue, 



NOW IN PRESS, will l.e issued about March 1st, and will be mailed to all of our customers with- 

 out charge; to others on receipt of Jo cents iu stamps, which amount may be deducted from first 

 order. The catalogue cOutaius several beautiful colored plates from paintings from nature, after 

 Paul de T.ongpre, and about 75 large photo-eugravings of high class, covering in all over 150 pagts 

 of valuable matter to all who possess a garden or conservatory. 



PITCHER & MANDA, Inc., Short Hills, New Jersey. 



Seeds! Seeds! 



71st Aunvial Priced C.italogiie of 



Vegetable, Farm and Flower 

 Seeds i* 



is now readv, and mailed i-ree to all applicants. 



ALFRED BRIDQEMAN, 



37 East iQth Street, NEW VORK CITY. 



FOR. $5.00 b^-'-r-" 



1 2 ISest I 

 1'3 Hest Tea Koses t 



13 Best C'lirTSanthe 



1 Best Kern 

 •; Hest ralni: 

 PROBST BROS. FLORAL CO. 



isaa City, Mo. 



WANTED. 



25 QUERCUS PALUSTRIS, 



12 feet; perfect trees; nursery grown. 

 JAMES H. BOWDITCH, 



62 Devonshire 5t., BOSTON, AIAS5. 



Kieffer and Bartlett Pears (2 years). 

 Abundance and Burbank Plums. 

 Japanese Persimmons (l and 2 years). 

 Scuppernong, Thomas and Flowers 

 Grapes (l and 2 years). 



Kxtra fine stock at greatly reduced prices. 



GLEN ST. MARY NURSERIES, 



a. L. Taber, QLEN ST. MARY, FLORIDA. 



HOW TO GROW 



Pine=Apples. 



One of the most profitable industries. Send 

 10 cts. in stamps lor pamphlet giving full 

 particulars 



JOHN ASPINWALL, Eau Gallic, Fla. 



1867 — 1895^ 



Kansas Home Nursery. 



nauiental Trees. Orleln 

 KanBaH Raspberry. ''^ 



sorts of email fruits, 



URIESA, Box J. LAWRENCE, KAN. 



