THE HORIICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



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The Golden Pocklington Grape 



The Fall Traile luus so nearly fxhauf^U'd our stock of yearling iilaiits that we shall have no more to offer to the Trade 

 for Spring. Of two-year vines we have a fair supply, which we offer at retail at IS2.00 each, or S20.00 per dozen. 



\Ve have a fine slock of two-yeaj- 



AMPELOPSIS VEITCHII, 



—OH— 



JAPAN IVY. 



<®=*Special prices to the Trade on a|ii>lieation.=^ 



Also, a fine stock of imported 



NAMED, HARDY VARIETIES, 



20 to 30 inches, 



^Vhi(•h we offer to the Trade at $100.00 per 100. 



GCO. A. STOniE, Rochester, M. Y. 



B>^H. P. STONE, Executor. 



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1 M. 1 ii^ 1 llVJ^ir lUi Thoroughbred l.A^iD and ir 



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T,c>>v Prices. Mailin 



a Specialty. 

 Free Catalogues. 



GEO. S. JOSSELYN, Fredouia, New York. 



POMONA NURSERY. 



5nnn kieffek-s hybrid peaks 

 ,VlliU ill Orchard, and in Nursery, 

 / fin nnn propagated exclusively from 

 / «IU,UUU standards. No Buds or Sci- 

 ' ons taken from DWARFS. NIGH'S SU- 

 PERB Strawberry. HANSELL, Raspberry, 

 Blackberiies, New Grapes and (Currants. Fruit, Shade, 

 and Ornamental Trees. Vines, and Plants in variety. ja4 

 Catalogue Free. WM. PARRY, Parry P. O., N. J. 



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HALE 



iTKEMAN":^^^"'^ 



$66 



nth fllastonburr, Conn., send free 

 Hii^pliprrip"^, Klnfkberries, Grapes, 

 -" " Slrawbcrrj, BEST 



_ Pi'oltjic as Crescent^ 



, fJOO'l qv.nt^i .nnl f, . ,u . RO ACKKS of IMaiitf*, 



WiTH 1,000,000 YOUNG ONES 



}:.w:li, J', ifin,. Jc,s:ti i^ticfH, J:^.lc:rlj, aud other best sorts. 



^^oU^Je WHO WANTS BIG BERRIES 



our Beam: f At tc./.>r-i(?/>/ii>.,.showing MANCUESTEIl IN FULL 



^:-'^'i::ll'-:2Mid LOTS OF THEM. 



1IEAI>QUAKTERS lor n. w, early BLACK CAP SOIIIECA.N. 

 (CT" Plants by mail or e.xpress to all parts ot the United Slates. 



a week in your own town. Terms and ?vj outfit free- 

 Address H. Hallett «fc Co.. Portland, Maine. ja.l2 



AGENTS 



can now ^'r.isp a I'orttiiic. Out- 

 tit worth Sl« ir^'o. .\ddrcss E. G. 

 RIDEOUT & CO., 10 Barclay St., N. Y. 



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SAVE MONEY. 

 TRY OUR 



Qrrr\Q ^ GOOD IN QUALITY. 

 '^^^^^^ LOW IN PRICE. 



MUBKET GUBOEIIEBS, MEBCIUNTS, PHeMEBS, 



and all others who have occasion to purchase Seeds by 

 pound, ounce and bushel. For price list and (set of 4) 

 Comic Vegetable Cards, send your address on postal. 

 JEROME B. RICE & CO., (Cambridge Valley Seed Gar- 

 dens,) Cambridge, N. Y. 



NEW GOLDEN COLEUS. 



CHAS. F. KOESTER. 



The tinest golden Coleus for bedding in full sun, color 

 rich golden yellow, (not lemon as heretofore sent out). Fine 

 grower and takes the lead as a bedder. Price 50 cents each • 

 »3.00 per doz ; free by mail. ' 



HANS NIELSON, 



St. Joseph, Mo. 



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WALTER ELDER, 

 Landscape and Jobbing Gardener, 



1231 Rodman Street, Philadelphia, 

 Attends to all branches of his business on reasonable terms. 



SEE OUR 



FOR PRICES OF 



Single Dahlias, Plants and Seeds. 



Novelties in Qnanlity, inclefling tHe Besl New Oirysantlemins, Geraniums and FncHsias. 



Gladioli, 200 Finest Named Varieties^ 



lltie Bulbs in best mijcture and under color. 



Lilies in Variety— Auratum, per 100 $15, fine selected Bulbs 

 V. H. H ALLOCK, SON & THORPE 



QUEENS, NEW YORK. stf 



SEEDS 



THORBURN & TITUS, 



158 CHAMBERS STREET, NEW YORK, 



SEEDS FOR GARDEN AND FARM. 



Catalogues mailed upon application. f3 



