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III What shall I plant? 

 How shall I plant? 



profitable to write us. 

 ' li.e can search over the United Stall 



.1 1-1 ,iul find better or lowcTi.ric«I 



Trees, Shrubs, Rhododen- 

 drons, Roses, and Hardy 

 Perennials 



Planting Plans and Suggestions 



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III I, NURSERY CO., 

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THE 



Cottage Gardens, 



QUEENS, N. Y. 



I Carnations 

 WHOLESALE Cannas 

 OROWER5 OF Qeranlums 

 f>^ Orchids. 



New, Rare and BeaulituI Plants 



STROBILANTHES DYERIANUS. This is the 

 most valuable novelty that has been intro- 

 duced for years. For bedding is superiorto the 

 finest coleus; withstands hot sun and dry 



Spiraea "Anthony Waterer." flowers rich crimson 

 Lord Penzance's new hybrid Sweet Briar. 



A large collection of rare hothouse and green 



hou.se plants, carefully grown, at low rates 



PELARQONIUMS-All the European 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 Iris, Roses, Clematis, etc. New and Stand 



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^^Catalogues on application. 



JOHN SAUL, Washington, D. C. 



Hardy Perennials, 



Send for our lar^e Catalogue of the above, 

 which contains full description and cultural 

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 Irises, Clematis and other vines; Poppies. 

 Pffionies. Ornamental Grasses, etc, as well 

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 Water Lilies. Our collection is tne largest 

 and most select of any, and our prices, qual- 

 ity considered, the lowest. 



WOOLSON & CO., 



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FOR $5.oo?;H"^;,Usr-^"" 



12 He8t Cannas. 



^oses for outduorH. 



Itast Oarnations 

 IJcst C.>leii». 

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PROBST BROS. FLORAL CO., 



Four Choice Novelties 



BY MAIL FOR $1.25. 



For a limited time we will send by mail, postpaid, the followin;; choice novelties: 

 I EL/EAQNUS LON(ilPES, the new Japanese Ornamental Fruit-bearmj; Shrub. 



Regular price, 50 cts. 

 I WICHURAIANA, the beautiful Japanese Trailing Rose. Regular price, 50 cts. 



I CLOTHILDE SOUPERT, the charming Ever-blooming Bedding Rose. 



Regular price, 50 cts. 

 I CRinSGN RAMBLER, the wonderful New Crimson .lapanese Rose. 



"300 blooms on one shoot." Regular price, 35 cts. 



The Ki>ur by mail, p.mtpaid, for mX.'iT,. 



LrorSi^^^l""""'"-' ELLWANQER & BARRY, 



Mount Hope Nurseries, ROCHESTER, N. Y. 



Aquatic Novelties. 



VICTORIA REQIA. 

 Rare Nymphseas and Nelumbiums, 



Our collection is unsurpassed; embracing Hardy and 

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See our illustrated descriptive catalogue, sent free on 

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.Trick6r&Go.,Gll!Mn,N.J. 



No 3 15 pkts Flower Seeds assorted 



No 4 10 Spring Bulbs all different 



iMir Big BARGAIN CATALOGUE i i i I 



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Amateurs^^:^ Private Gardeners 



should have our Ni:w Catai.o.,ui: of 

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 containing the latest introductions, sent free to- 

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 THE WM. H. MOON CO., 



Columbian Raspberry. 



adapted to city Kardens. TIm 

 of this new variety forsiilc . ;, 



full particulars, experlt i- 



Price. *5 per do/..: Haoz-i-l-' .- , .i. ■ ; . ^ 



JOS. r. THO,MPSO,N. Oncida. N. >. 



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The ORIENTAL NELUHBIUM (Sacred Lotus) 



and it.s varieties. 

 WHITE, YELLOW, PINK and BLUE LILIES. 



Send address for Catalogue. 



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Mention (iardeulng. 



OUR BEST 



Wild Flowers 



ARE VERY BEAUTIFUL, 



and so are those of other countries. Over 6oo 

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 Free to all who pay the postage (2c,). Last 

 year's patrons get it without asking. 



F. H. HORSFORD, Charlotte, Vt. 



Hardy Ferns 



and Flowers. 



4-0 



of hardy 



desiral>Ie for ; 



brookslde. 



atums, Kramerl, Coral 



of Siberia, &c. 



You will find 



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 LILIES '•" 



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Edward Gllleit, Southwick. Mass . 

 For $1.00, POSTAL NOTE or MONEY ORDER 



■ill hardy eTer-bloomInK yellow Paris Daisies; I 

 fringed Petunias; an Chrysanthemums, assorted. 

 G. C. NANZ, 1007 Walnut St.. Owensboro, Ky. 



GRAPE CULTURE. 





cilcal treatise on "(irape Culture." Or 81. UU 

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 , best white, red and black varieties, with the 

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 ■i:!' ;" ; :i Safe arrival In good 



I'lr vineyard planting 



I II M M < 1 \ . Willoughb.v, O. 



strawberry Plants, 



WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 



Inmiense stock in all the leading varieties, 

 including LADY THOMPSON. 



Asparagus Roots, Fruits, Shade and 

 Ornamental Trees - 



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