THE HOR TICUL TURAL AD VER TISER. 



21 



1883-SPRINC-1883. 



Now 1-; the tinip ti> prrparc I 

 vour onl.Ts {..r XKW ami 

 IBARE Fruit and ( >riiaiiii'iital 



Shrubs, Kvor|;re<>iit< 

 BOMES, VINES, ETC 

 Besides many Dcsirablo Novelties ; -np offer the largest 

 and most coiiinlete srencral Stoekof Fruit and Ornamen- 

 tal Trees in the I'niteil Stales. Alirida.il falaloL'ue 

 mailed free. Addn-s- EI^L<WA>«ER * BARRV, 

 tf.3 Mt. Ilope Xurserios. Rochester. >, Y- 



TREES 



To Florists. 



j Etoile de Lyon 

 I Polyanthas, 

 J Hybrid Teas. 



A very large stock of the above at reduced prices on ap- 

 plication. Also a complete assortment of all the popular 

 varieties of Hyb. Perpetuals, Teas, Noisettes, Bourbons, &c, 

 For sale by 



W. A. RICHARDSON, 



LOUISVILLE, KY. 



New Chrysauthemums. 



Maywood, single white, yellow centre, sweet scented, $1 

 each. Princess Meletia, medium size, pure white, 

 double, 50 cents. Vict' rlR, large, rose-pink, edged 

 with white, late flowering, 50 cents. Mrs. Chas. 

 Carey, very large, late white, 50 cents. 



Terms cash or 0. 0.1). 



JAMES TAPLIN, 



mh2 Maywood, N. J. 



Great Northern & Southern Nurseries 



Catalogues gratis, containing much valuable information. 

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

 and Leconte Pears, Champion and Rea's Mammoth Quince. 

 All the new and old varieties of Strawberries and Rasp- 

 berries, Peaches, Apples, Apricots, Grapes and small fruits 

 by mail. 75,000 Peach Seedlings, 300,000 Osage Orange, 

 60,000 Quince stocks, also Mahaleb stocks. 



f.2 RANDOLPH PETERS, Wilmington, Del. 



Etoile de Lyon, the New Yellow Tea Rose of the Future. 

 3 inch Pot Plants, ^ per 12, 825 per 100. 

 2 " " 1.250 per 12, S18 per 100. 



We have 100,000 Roses in 2-inch pots. All the leading 

 sorts named in our Wliolesale Catalogue sent free on appli- i 

 cation. Our prices will pay everybody in need of Roses, to ' 

 send for same. Sample Roses sent upon receipt of 10 cents. 



New Single Forcmg \'i()let, Wilsonii, extra free blooming 

 habit, in long bold stems, beautiful sky blue color, resem- 

 bling the Wild Violet very much. Highly scented, 25 cents 

 each ; S2 per 12. We have 2}-.< acres under glass, and carry 

 by far the largest stock South and West. 80 page catalogue 

 free to all. Address. 



NANZ &, NEUNER, 



LOUISVILLE, KY. 



MUSHROOM CULTURE. 



ITS EXTENBION AND IMPROVEMENT. 



BY WM. ROBINSON. 



With numerous illustrations, 172 pages, ciuih. Price, 75 cents. 

 Mailed, post paid, on receipt of price. 



CHAS. H. MAROT, 814 Cbeatnat St., Phila. 



NEW AND EARE EAST INDIAN AND OTHEE 



ORCHIDS 



The undersigned otters EAST INDIAN and other ORCHIDS 

 in large (luantity, including 



ANGRvECUMS in variety ; splendid plants. 



ARIDES— Virens Ellisii, Curvifolium, Lobbii, Roseum, 

 Quinquevulnera, Adoratum, Ac. 



CATTLKYA — Eldorado, Eldorado splendens, Superba, 



Mossite, Leopoldii. &c. 



C YPRIPEDIUMS -Candatum, Concolor, Niveum, 

 Pierceii. &c. 



DENDROBIUMS— Aggregatum, Albo-Sanguineura, Bar- 

 batulum, Chrysanthum, Cretaceum, Chrysotoxum, Cras- 

 sinoda, I)alhousianum, Dcvonianum, Eburneum, Fal- 

 conerii, fimbriatum, occulatum, formosum, giganteum, 

 Luteolura, macrophyllum giganteum, Panshii, Pier- 

 ardii latifolias, Suavissimuni, Wardianum and many 

 others, 



li^LlAS— Anceps, Superbiens, Alba, &c. 



LYCASTE SKINNERII— Agrand winter-flowering Orchid 



ODONTOGLOSSCMS-Grande, Bictoniaensis, &c. 



PH.ELANOPSIS— Amabilis, Schilleriana, Ac. 



SACCOLABICM — Blumei majus, Guttatum, Ampula- 

 ceum, Violaceum, Curvifolium, &c. 



CCELOGYNES; Tricopilias ; Vandas: MasdevaUia; Bar- 

 keria ; Calantha; Chysis ; Coryanthes ; Phajus ; Stan- 

 hopea ; Sobralia, &c. 



All are ottered much lower than can be purchased in Europe. 

 4®=- CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION. ■=Sa 



JOHN S.^UI., 



WASHINGTON, D. C. 



t.mh4 



SINGLE DAHLIAS! 



Choicest English Seed, 25 cents per paper. Tubers 

 of my own growing. 50 cents each. Catalogue of Small 

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



GEO. S. WALES, 



ROCHESTER, N. Y. 



I offer the best Japanese Maries, Rhododendrons, 

 Azaleas and other choice Nursery Stock in quan- 

 tity, for fine ornamental planting. Also Standard 

 and Dwarf Roses, New Single Dahlias, Iris 

 Ksempferi and other desirable IMovelties. 

 Special Liist and Catalogues FREE. 



FRED. W. KELSEY, 



mh2ol 2.08 Broadway, New York^ 



MANUAL of the APIARY, 



By A. J. COOK, 



Prof, of Entomology in the Michigan State Agricultural College. 



286 pp. large 12 mo.; 112 Illustrations. 



It co.opnses a full delioeatioD of the anatomy and physiology 

 of the honey-bee, illustrated with costly wood engmvings— the 

 Products of the Honey-Bee; the Races of Bees; full ilescription 

 of honey-producing plants, trees, shrubs, etc., splei'didly illu- 

 trated— and last, though not least, detailed instructiuns for the 

 various manipulations necessary in the apiary. 



This work is a masterly production, and one that no bee- 

 keeper, however limited his means, can afford to do without. It 

 Is fully up with the times on every conceivable subjt'ct that In- 

 terests the apiarist. It is not only instructive, but intensely in- 

 teresting and thoroughly practicul. Within 20 day after this 

 work W.1S Issued from the press, 600 copies were disposetl of— <a 

 sale unprecedeiited in Bee Literature. Price, 81-^5. Mailed 

 post-paid, on receipt of price. 



Address, CHAS. H. MAROT. 814 Chestnut Street Phila. 



