THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



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— THE THREE BEST ^ 



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1883-SPRINC-1883. 



Ninv IS llio tiiTiP til prop.iro 

 Vi.ui- .ir.l.Ts f..r XKW and 

 ftAREKniit and Oriiannntal 



KlirubA, Kvoi-srrceiiM, 

 ROSES, VISES. ETC. _^ , , 



' IWsulesTunnv Dfsiral.U- Novidtios : wp ofT.r IIm' laru'.>t 

 and most ciiiiiplete ifeniTiil Stock of I'niit and ()i iiaimn- 

 talTroi'S in tlie I'nitid Slates. Ahridir.a Catali.iriK- 

 mailed free, \ddress El,L,W.*.X«ER & K.IRRV. 

 Mt. Hope ISurserles. Kooln'stor. X. V- 



TEEES NEW COLEUS. 



W.A.N'TEZD 



TEN BARRELS 



Tuberose Sets, 



bntli Pearl ami Double, (.iiiutf jjiice per barrel. Address, 

 WALTER GRAY, care of A. Fiselier, Es(i., cor. Woodburn 

 Ave. «fe Moutgouiery Road, East Waltiut Hills, Cincinnati, O. 



^^.^^-TO THE TRADE.^^— 



CHOICE NOVELTIES FOR THE SPRING. 



These are distinct introductions, easily propagated and 



rapid selliniT varieties. 



COLEUS PROGRESS.— The most distinct au<l richly vajie- 

 gated c<dens ever Introdnced. The color is an admirable 

 Hiixtnre of •rolden vellow. rose, carmine and green. 



GYNURA AURANTIACA.— An extremely ornamental plant, 

 either tor pot cnltnre <ir bedding; ont. Its stems and 

 leaves are thickly covered with soft hairs of a dark violet 

 color: flowers brilliant oramrc. 



DOUBLE TROP/EOLIUN HERMINE GROSSHOFF.— This is a 

 splendid novelty with bright orange red flowers, two in- 

 ches in diameter an<l perfectly double, blooming inces- 

 santly. Desirable for pot culture or bedding out. 

 The plants of the above are now ready to send out in 



good shape. Price, 40 cts. each, $3.00 per doz., or one of 



each bv mail. SI. 00. Net. 



Wholesale list to Florists and Market Gardeners now 



ready. 



HENRY A. DREER, 714 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. 



Nymphsea Odorata. 



Strong Roots of this beautiful White Watej- Lily for Spring 

 planting. By mail 25 cents each ; S1.35perdoz. By express 

 75 cents per dozen; S6.00 per 100; with all directions for 

 planting. 



B OX 16 2, RAND OLPH, MASS. 



sQarden Seeds Is 



Our seeds arc all grown and selected with the greatest 

 care. Choicest Tomato Seed a Specialty. Our Tomatoes 

 were awarded First Premium at Ohio .State Fair 1882. 

 Market aud private Gardeners should send for our 

 price list. 

 f.l GRAHAAI A_ .JOHNSON, Rcynoldsburg, Ohio. 



Great Northern & Southern Nurseries 



Catalogues gratis, Containing mvich valuable in for mat ion. 

 A full stock of Peach trees, long keeping' Apples. Kiefer 

 anil Leconte Pears, Chanipii'ii and Kea'^ Mammoth Quince. 

 All the new and old varieties of Strawberries aiul Rasp- 

 berries, Peaches, Ajiples. .Vpricots. (irapes and small fruits 

 by mail. 75,000 Peach Seedlings. 300,000 ( >sage ( Irange. 

 50,000 Quince stocks, also Malialcli stocks. 



f2 RANDOLPH PETERS, Wilming ton, Del. 



SINGLE DAHLIAS. 



Choicest English Seed, 25 cents per pai)er. Tubers of 

 my o\ni growing, 50 cents each. Catalngue i>f Small 

 Fruits, Carnations, Paiisies, Roses, &c., free to all. 



GEO. S.WALES, 



Rochester, N. Y. 



GtN'L GAKFIELD.-.V verv fine rariety, foliage, to 8 

 inches long, very velvety, chocolate, carmine aud ma- 

 ri>on. marbleled. 

 MRS. GEDUKS.- Splendid, foliage 8 to 10 inches long, 



variegated with carmine, cream, pink and green. 

 GARLAND.- Foliage deepiv serrated, colors, purple, green 

 and carmine : dillerent shaped foUage from the others. 

 Have tested them outside and they are "just immense," 

 while as pot jdants. they are not equalled by any of the old 

 varieties. „„ 



•_'-in. pots, 30 cts. Per doz., «3.00. 

 :!-in. pots, 40 cts. Per doz., H 00. 



tja2 



S. F. TERWILLIGER, 



SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. 



JOHN SAUIji'S 



Catalogues of everything pertaining to the 



Catalogue of New, Rare and Beautiful Plants, issued in 

 Fcbruarv, with a colored plate, free to customers. To others 

 10 cents, or a plain copy tree. 



CATALOGUE OF ROSES. 



All the novelties as well as standard sorts well-grown pot 

 plants at low rates. 



CATALOGUE OF ORCHIDS. 



Cool, Intermediate and Tropical Orchids. An immense 

 stock of well-established plants. 



CATALOGUE OF SEEDS. 



Seeds of the finest strain of Single Dahlias, w-ith other 

 novelties of value among flowers and vegetables. 



CATALOGUE OF FRUITS. 



All thestandar.l Fruits.Pears, Apples. Peaches, Small Fruits. 

 The stock is large, well-grown, and moderate m price. 



Ornamental Trees, Evergreens, Shrubs, Vines, &c., 

 are extensively grown. 



Catalogues of Roses, Orchids, Seeds, Fruits, Trees. Ac, FREE 



JOHN SAUL, 



f3 WASHINGTON. D. C. 



NE'W VERBEN^-AS. 



Selet-tctl with gr^at care from several hundred varie ties, 

 and guaranteed to give entire satisfaction. "T^ 

 Bridal Wreatli -Pure white : robust and fragrant. Blue 

 Gem-The best blue ever sent out: very fragrant, and 

 superb in everv vesi)eet. Beatrice— Delicate blush, striped 

 light rose. Crimson Beauty — Scarlet criin.son; very 

 showv Chieftain — Crimson maroon; large and fine. 

 Delicata— Delicate lavender : frasrrant. Emperor— Bright 

 rosv crimson: large and fine. Fireball— Intense scarlet ; 

 lenion eve. Kiner of Scarlets— Bri":ht scarlet; strong 

 grower Purple Heauty— Lilac purple: very large white 

 eve. Rosy Queen— Deep rose pink ; light center. Scarlet 

 Gem— Light^scarlet : close, compact grower: extra. Sun- 

 beam—Deep rose pink : very distinct. The Queen— Rose, 

 shading to rosv nink : large white eye. Unique— White ; 

 fine rosy eve. " Variet;ata— Lavender, striped with dark 

 Durnle. Strong plants, now ready. 23c. each. Ttie entire 

 Ut, »3.oo. .\l>^). EXTR.\ FINK VERBENA SEED. 

 Selected with great care from the finest varieties of my 

 celebrated collection. I'er package of 100 seeds, 25c.; h 

 packages, «1. 00. Address, 

 fl DEXTER SNOW, Chicopee, Mass. 



