THE HOR TICUL TURAL ADVER TISER. 



TtoS 



S^ # HHIHHfli NEW SEEDLING ROSES. 



ORMEITIL 



We take great pleasure in offering;, for tlie first time, our 

 line new Seedling Roses. MARSHALL, P. WILD£R 

 (Hybrid Remontant), ROSALIE (Tea). Circular giving 

 desciiiition and price mailed free to any address. 



ELLWAN6ER & BARRY, ■"*Ko1i;E-.f,r3.^r' 



25,000 TREE ROSES 



PEACH, including several New and Rare varieties. 

 WILD GOOSE and other PLUMS on Peach. APPLE, 

 3 years, 6 to 8 feet. SUGAR, NORWAY and SILVER 

 MAPLE; AMERICAN and ENGLISH LINDEN ; NOR- 

 WAY SPRUCE, HEMLOCK SPRUCE, BALSAM and 

 SILVER FIR; AMERICAN, SIBERIAN, REID'S and 



GOLDEN ARBORVIT^S; IRISH and SWEDISH JU- ^ ^ „ ^ , „ . , , . ^ , , , .,-4.- 



NIPERS. Prices low. Send for Price Nursery and For Fall Trade. Prime stock, in fine healthy condition. 

 Greenhouses within two minutes' walk cfP R R Station ^^^^^""^'^g''""'^"- Also, Hardy and Chinese Azaleas, Camellias, 

 at Christiana. ' ' RoseS, &C., &C. 



W. p. BRINTON, GABRIEL MARC, 



' Florist and Nurseryman, 



taus Christiana, Lancaster Co., Pa. au3 woodside, l. i., n. y. 



LARGE SPANISH CHESTNUTS 



These famous nuts are now fruiting iu the Eastern States, and we are enabled to offer 



■ » • AMERICAN RAISED SEEDLINGS • ■* ■ 



The coming planting season, at the following rates : 



Per 10 75c. I Per 100 $6,00 



For those iu distant places we would send by mail 



10 for $1. 



Send for our complete Catalogues of Trees by mail. 



CERMANTOWN, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 



NEW GOLDEN ALTEBNANTHERA, 



(ALTERNANTHERA AUREA NANA.) " The Best New Bedding Plant of the Year." 



Thoroughly tested and highly recommended bv Wm. Hamilton, Supt. Public Parks, Allegheny, Pa.; David Woods, 

 liSq., Supt. Homewood Cemetery, Pittsburgh, Pa.' Warmlv praised bv all florists and plant growers who have seen it. 



S,,^-'' °°^® -^"^ Circular containing testimonials from the leading florists of Allegheny Co., Pa. 



This valuable novelty originated with us in 1882. It is of very compact luiliit ; growth equal to, If not exceeding, 

 that of A. amoeaaspectabilis. The yellow color is brighter and more constant than that of A. aurea. This sort 

 retained its color all last winter, while A. aurea grown beside it was entirely green. We take pleasure in introducing 

 this to the Trade, being confident it will give entire satisfaction. In order to induce the Trade to grow it largelv for next 

 season, we wUl furnish young plants, free by mail, at $2.50 per doz., »15.00 per 100. A limited number 'of Stock 

 Plants, from 4-inch pots, at JS2.00 each. 



13 ^\ ^S ^^ ^J ^'^ otter the largest stock in Western Pennsylvania of large and small Moss, Hybrid 



■ % \^\9 ^H ^9 Perpetual, Climbing and Everblooming Koses, all grown on their own roots. 



^\ A 13 1^ A ^f I ^^ |kl 4g and other Winter-blooming plants, &c., &c. Having grown more of these than we 



X^ r^ ■ % I™ #A I I ^^ in ^) can house this Winter, write us what you need and we will quote very low rates 



TATOODS, BEIJLCfl <5c CO., 



Rose Growers and Florists, NEW B RIGHTON, PA. 



TO IMPORTERS OF ROSES. 



CRANSTON'S NURSERY & SEED CO., Limited, 



HAVING THE 



LARGEST ROSE GARDENS IN ENGLAND, 



Can supply thousands of all the leading varieties of 

 HYBRID PERPETUALS, MOSS, TEAS, HYBRID TEAS, NOISETTES. &c., &c., in fine plants for delivery in the Fail. 



IMPORTERS, before ordering elsewhere, would do well to write for Catalogues which will be fonvarded free on 

 application to 



CRANSTON'S NURSERY & SEED CO., Limited, 



o2 KING'S ACRE, NEAR HEREFORD, ENGLAND. 



