GARDENING. 



Dec. 15, 



Import Prices for Rhododendrons and 

 Hardy Azaleas. 



HARDY AZALEAS. 



GHENT AZALEAS, good plants of the finest known kinds, 

 well budded, equal to those sold here at 81.50 each . 

 88 00 per dozen: 850.00 per 100 



GHENT AZALEAS, 



i above, but larger, 810.00 per do 



GHENT AZALEAS, same as above, but extra fine and large 



plants, 2}4 feet high 813.50 per dozen; 890.00 per 100 



RHODODENDRONS. 



lardy): 18 inches high, good 

 tloom buds, regular size that 



retail's "here at 81.-50 each, $10,50 per dozen .... 870.00 per 100 



Best named varieties (entirely hardy); 2 to 2^ feet, good, 



bushy plants, well set with bloom buds, 814.00 per dozen . 805 00 per 100 

 Best named varieties (entirely hardy); selected plants, 3 feet 



high, well set with bloom buds, 819.50 per dozen ... . 8135 per 100 



Best named varieties (entirely hardy); extra selected plants, 



3 feet high, well set with bloom buds, 825.00 per dozen 8180 per 100 

 Best named varieties (entirely hardy); extra selected speci- 

 mens, well set with bloom buds 3 to (> leet high. 83to820each 

 (These plants cannot be bought in this country for three 



times the price.) 

 SEEDLING HVBRIDS, grown expressly for the American 



trade. Perfectly hardy and very beautiful colors. Nice 



bushy plants, and all well set with bloom buds, 18 inches 



high 88..50 per dozen; 855.00 per 100 



SEEDLING HVBRIDS, .same as above, but finer plants, IJ^ 



to 2 feet high 810.00 per dozen; 865.00 per 100 



SEEDLING HVBRIDS, same as above, extra strong plants, 



2 feet high and upwards $13.00 per dozen; 875.00 per 100 



The above prices are for stock grown in England, and include all charges except freight from New York City to point of destination. 

 Orders must reach me not later than February ist, and the plants will be delivered at proper time for planting, about April 1st. The 

 stock offered above is from the largest and best grower of Rhododendrons and Azaleas in the world, and is superior in every respect to 

 any other in the market. Almost all the notable collections of Rhododendrons in the world, including Mr. H. H. Hunnewell's and Profes- 

 sor Sargent's, near Boston, and those in Central Park, New York, were furnished by this nursery. Safe delivery and satisfactory 

 quality guaranteed . Descriptive catalogue, with full cultural directions and testimonials from customers, will be sent on application. 



. 88.00 per dozen; 850.00 per 100 



AZALEAS, New Hybrids, lovely new hybrid varieties of 

 Ghent and Mollis, offered only by Mr. Waterer, nice bushy 

 plants. (These are the Azaleas that attracted so much 

 attention at the World's Fair. I 810 50 per dozen; 870 00 per UO 



S^NEW LILACS ON THEIR OWN ROOTS. ^ 



Of late years there has been a multitude of new varieties of Lilacs grown, and some of them have very great beauty, but unfortun- 

 ately almost all the stock offered both in this country and Europe has been budded on privet and is practically worthless, for Lilacs 

 grown on this are certain to die in a few years. Nurserymen bud Lilacs on privet because they can produce a large stock quickly and 

 inexpensively, but one Lilac on its own roots is worth a score of budded plants. 



1 have arranged with a leading English nursery to supply the varieties described which are of the best, in good, strong plants 

 ON THEIR OWN ROOTS. 



ALBA GRANDIFLORA, very large pure white trusses of SOUVENIR DE LOUIS SPATH, most distinct and beautiful 

 flowers. variety, trusses immense, very compact florets, very large, 



LEMOINEI FLORE PLENO, double rose-colored flowers, fine. cHARtEsTlary shining leaves and great trusses of reddish 

 MARIE LEQRAYE, large panicles of white flowers. purple flowers. 



Prices, $1.00 each; $10.00 per dozen; $65.00 per hundred. 



Not less than one dozen supplied unless with an order for Rhododendrons and Azaleas. Orders must reach me not later than 

 Feb. Ist. Prices include all import charges and freight to New York City. Freight from New York City must be paid by purchaser. 

 Quality guaranteed, and stock need not be tiken if not satisfactory. 



J. WILKINSON ELLIOTT, 



STEVENSON BUILDING. 



Landscape Architect, 



PITTSBURG, 



PA. 



FLOWER POTS. 



. STANDARD • 



Vou 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. 



ORNATIENTAL TREES 

 and SHRUBS . . . 



Specimen Plants for Lawns and Cem- 

 eteries. Send for Catalogue. 

 SAHUEL C. MOON, 



• • Morrisville, Bucks Co., Pa. 



BARGAINS IN 



FLOWERS 



Box 2, Coed & Reese Co., Sprinf 



LORD & BURNHAM CO., 

 Horticultural Architects -& Builders, 



STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING ENGINEERS. 



/lans and estimates furnisliecl on application 



Architectural Office, 



Factory: irvington-on-HudS' 



NEW YORK CITY. 



