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GARDENING. 



April i^^ 



more accurately and cheaper than ordi- 

 nary printers. A list of names has to be 

 secured to mail the catalogues to; get 

 this through advertising. The gardening 

 press is the best for this. Notwithstand- 

 ing the vast circulation of some of the 

 literary magazines, only a small per cent 

 of their readers buy flower seeds, remem- 

 ber that. Let your seed packets be lib- 

 eral in measure, and your business deal- 

 ings courteous and prompt. 



CflTflLOOLES. 



F. R. I^ierson Co., Tarrj'town, N. Y.— 

 A large (12x9 inch), very beautiful and 

 artistically gotten up catalogue of roses, 

 greenhouse plants, fine shrubs and hardy 

 perennials, also flower and vegetable 

 seeds. And it contains full page, fine col- 

 ored plates of cannas, roses and hardy 

 shrubs. 



Shady Hill Nurseries, 102 State street, 

 Boston. — A catalogue of over 180 pages 

 of hard}' perennials and ornamental trees 

 and shrubs. 



Wm. H. Moon Co., Morrisville, Pa. — 

 A descriptive catalogue of trees, shrubs 

 and fruits; also a supplementary list of 

 novelties and specialties for 1895. 



Elm City Nursery Co., New Haven, 

 Conn.— Ornamental trees and shrubs, and 

 liardv perennials. 



Jolin R. & A. Murdoch, Pittsburg, Pa. 

 —Vegetable and flower seeds, and plants. 



Kramer & Son, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. — 

 Vegetable and flower seeds, and plants, 

 and the splendid new canna Columbia. 



Caldwell & Jones, Hartford, Conn.— 

 Vegetable and flower seeds, and imple- 

 ments. 



F, E. McAllister, Dey street, New York. 

 — Vegetable and flower seeds, bul )s and 

 small fruits. 



Wm Parrj-, Pomona Nurseries, Parrv, 

 N. J.— Fruit trees, chestnuts, berry bushes, 

 grape vines, etc., and ornamental trees 

 and shrubs. 



VVoolson & Co., Passaic, N.J. —Hardy 

 herbaceous perennials, bulbs, ferns, li.inly 

 orchids, etc. 



Harkett's Floral Nursery, Dubu(nic, 

 la.— (5reenhouse and other plants. 



J T. Thompson, Oneida, N. Y — The 

 Columbian raspberry, a new dark red 

 variety of great promise. 



A. Bowerman, Winnipeg, Man. — ("Treen- 

 house plants, roses and seeds. 



A.J. McMath, Onley, Va.— Fruits, etc 



]. C. Suflern, Voorhies, 111.— Farm seed. 



F. W. Brooke, Ithaca, Mich.— Small 

 fruits. 



J. M. Thorbum & Co., New York.— 

 Gladioli, lilies, etc. 



Aaron Low, Hingham, Mass. — Vegeta 

 ble .seeds. 



Bush & Son & Mcissner, Biishlierg, 

 Mo. — .\merican grape vines. 



If you like 



GARDENING 



Please recommend 



it to your friends.- ^ 



"■ 1 L-.^'V ^ TT -^ ^ . ;,, ,.„rt^rtn "Fordhook," 



the greatest novelty that has yet ,7^^™™ "'for v ou to wnte to-da> Address 

 ap.ffoundsensat.on.u 90 and U were^v>^yj°0^^^^^ ^ '''' ' '^'''"'^''^^"'\Ju 



A . Bright . Book . aboli . SEEDS . just issued) 



Bright aliU imidi and outside. Flic outside is red, and tht instde\ 

 certainly will be — by all who need live Seeds. 



Mailed free to any address sent on a cent postal card. You 

 spend that cent to-day f ADDRESS AS ABO VE. 



FARHER on the STRAWBERRY 



title of a little book written by our L. J. Farmer, who has spent his life 

 I small fruits. A complete practical treatise, price 2.5c. Every person or- 

 ; will receive 'j Lady Thompson Strawberry plants if they mention this pa- 

 «S=The first person who orders from each state will receive $1 worth of 

 ; (our choice) free. If you love fruits, send tor our catalogue of plants and 

 free. HighcUauards on Shaubei } its at the Iforldi I'an. 



P. 0. Box E. THE L. J. FARHER NURSERY CO., Pulaski, N. Y. 



TREES, PLANTS and VINES 



I Our new Catalogue, with beautiful colored plate, truthful illustrations 

 'of .Select Fruit Trees, Plants and Vines, complete list of Ornamental 



Stock, all hardy and rcli.ililc, mailed Free. 



T. J. DWYER, Orange Co. Nurseries, CORNWALL, N. Y. 



TK AINGEL i 



lot;iie tells all .'ilinut this and oilir, Hints I..1 

 FKKEFUoauiSKASE. THE ROGERS NURSERY CO. 



uit free from bliglit .Most prolltahle and 

 early I'ear- "A remarkable early I'ear." 

 -See Kmal N. Y Sept. 8th. Our new cata- 



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lARDY ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS 

 GREENS, AND HARDY HERBACEOUS 



I THE KKA 



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lUBS, VINES, EVER- TH- .„,t e,.„.l .s<„r.me.. if ll.rd,0™.. L 



!Eous PERENNIALS,^ ij';:^™ij°d:s!:i^""'':;:;ta^:^e';;;f^!x I 



['Oli' W. M \>NIN<;. I'ropriftor. RKADINO. M.A.SS. | 



INUTI 



TRttS 



000 Acres, inineen ureennouses. 



Trees # Plants 



We offer a large and fine stock of every deacrlptlon 

 of Fruit and Oruaiueatal Trees, Shrubs. 

 Roses, Viues, Small Fruits, Hedffe Plants. 

 Fruit and Forest Tree Seedlings. Priced 

 Catalogue mailed Tee. Established 1852. 



PHOENIX NURSERY COMPANY, 



(Sue. to Sidney Tuttle & Co.) moomlng1,on. 111. 



TREES, SHRUBS, 



Vines, Dahlia.^, Cannas, (Sec. 



A lull line ..1 nuraery stock espe- 

 elully adapted for Deconitlve plant- 

 Itifi. Ketlmates turnleliedou applica- 

 tion. Our Catalogue for 18it5 now 

 ready. Send for one. 



THE Wn. H. MOON CO., 

 Morrisville, Pa. 



10 000 Berberis Thunbergii, 1', to'.; II. 

 •jn.IKO •• redberried. 2to;!>~ ft. 

 l.S.OOO " purple leaved, 2 to 3H ft. 

 20.000 Buckthorns, 2 to 4 fl. 

 30.000 California privet 3 to 6 fl. 

 10,000 common privet. 3 to 6 ft. 

 5,000 strong Multiflora and Sweet Briar Roses. 

 Also Althea. Snowberry, Spiraea, Viburnum, Cor- 

 nus. White Lilac, threethorued Acacia and all 

 Evergreen Hedge plants. Priced catalogue to any 



TESTED 



EIEIDS 



3d Garden, Flowerand Farm Seed8 

 Seeds, Plants, Bulbs, Tools, Etc. 



W. W. BARNARD & CO., Chicago, 



itces.ors 10 lllram SiLloj & Co.) 186 E. KlnZie St. 



Plant Tested Carder 



CafoloKue of Seeds i'p 



^EVERGREEN TRAILERS^^ 



Large ytock and lowest prices. We will not 

 be undersold- Also wholesale list of fine col- 

 lected trees and plants in quantity. We have 

 no retail trade. 

 GLADIOLI (no list), mixed colors, monster bulbs 

 5c each; -JOc per 10. 2nd size 3c each; 25c per 

 10. postpaid. WM. H. HARRISON & SONS, 



1 tills I 



Lebanon Springs, I 



all labeled Cem Collection Flower Seeds, 

 Pansles. Phlox, Petunia, Pinks, Morning (ilory. 

 Marigold. Balsams. Mignonette, Sweet AlyBsura and 

 Sweet Peas. 10 pkts. 15c 12 full size pkts. best vege- 

 lable BeedM for family garden. 50e. Everything by 

 mall, postp:ild iii Mttio prices Order to-day. 

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



REftDER, 



RARE. FLOWERS 



■.uil.lress KI-l,IN 15KOS. 



