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THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE OF AMERICA. 



The Mrs. Geo. Shawyer Rose 



has won 17 certificates, a silver medal, a sweepstake cup and other awards in 

 the past two months. No other rose was ever so extensively shown in such a 

 short period. Now come and see it growing and you will agree with me that it 

 is a winner. It opens just as freely in winter as it does in summer, growing all 

 the time, and every shoot a flower. 



New Carnations 



Commodore, Wm. Eccles, Northport, Salmon Beauty and Enchantress Supreme 

 — all good and described in our 1913 catalog, which was mailed you. If you 

 have not received your copy kindly advise me. 



New Mums? 



Why, certainly! And you will need them, too, for the shows, to keep on top. 

 Why not write me ? 



CHAS. H. TOTTY 



MADISON, N. J. 



BOBBINK (a ATKINS 



World's Choicest Nursery and Greenhouse Products 



SPRING PLANTING 



Our Products are ct a liigher grade tlian ever tbis season, placing 

 us in a better position to flil orders with a class of material that will 

 give satisfaction to all our patrons. Our Nursery consists of 300 acres 

 of higlily cultivated land and a large area covered with greenhouses 

 and storehouses, in which we are growing Nursery and Greenhouse 

 Products for every place and purpose. 



ROSES. We have several hun- 

 dred thousand Rose Plants that 

 will bloom this year. Order now 

 from our Illustrated General 

 Catalogue for Spring Delivery. 



RHODODENDRONS. Many 



thousands .if aeciiiiiiited plants in 

 Hardy English and .\merican 

 varieties are ^-r.iwing in our Nur- 



TRAINED, DWARF AND OR- 

 DINARY FRUIT TREES AND 

 SMALL FRUITS. \V,- l'1"W tli.s.- 



all kiiiils 



HAJIDY OLD - FASHIONED 



PLANTS. We grow thousands of 

 rare. new and old-fashioned 

 kinds, including Peonies and Iris 

 in a large variety. Special prices 

 on quantities. 



HEDGE PLANTS. We grow a 

 large quantity of California 



thp 



ING MARSHMALLOW. Every- 

 body should be interested in tbis 

 hardy New Old-Fashioned Blower. 

 It will grow everywhere, and 



friiiu .liilv uiitil the latt.r part of 

 ;Se|.t.-li.l.,T. 



EVERGREENS. CONIFERS 



AND PINES. .Many acres of our 

 .Nmxiy nn- planted with haud- 



BOXWOOD. Everybody loves 



|.l;iiiis in i]i:iTi\- ^li;i|H- apcl sizes. 



BAY TREES. PALMS and other 



DECORATIVE PLANTS for Con- 



^.ixi.t.ni.s. Interior anil Exterior 



[TLBS AND ROOTS. We 



■ aiul import (iiiantities of 

 IS and Roots from .Inpan. 

 and and other parts of 



OUR NEW GIANTFLOWER- 



OUR ILLUSTRATED GENERAL CATALOGUE NO. 46 DESCRIBES 



OUR PRODUCTS; is iiin.-li. nsive. interesting, instructive and llel|i 



fui tfi inteiiilioL' [inrctiasers. Will be mailed upon request. 



THE PROPER WAY TO BUY is to see the material growing. We 

 sliall gla.lli giir nur time and attention to all Intending purchasers 

 visiting "iir .Xinsrii iind invite evervbodv interested in Improving 

 tlleir gr.iimds t., visit us. 



VISITORS III!,.' i:ri,' Kiillnunl to Ciirll..il Tlill, second sto 



III 



Nil 



WE PLAN AND PLANT GROUNDS AND GARDENS EVERY- 

 WHERE WITH OUR WORLDS CHOICEST NURSERY AND 

 GREENHOUSE PRODUCTS." 



BOBBINK (Si ATKINS 



Nonarymen, FloritU and FUnlcri RUTHERFORD, N. J. 



LILY OF THE VALLEY 



COLD STORAGE PIPS 



MARSHALL'S MATCBLESS DRESDEN 

 Per 250, $7.00; per 500, $13.00; per 1000, $25.00 



MARSHALL'S BEST BERLIN PIPS 

 Per 250, $6.50; per 500, $12.00; per 1000, $22.00 



Our 1913 Catalogue has been mailed to all our 

 friends, and if you have not received a copy, send 

 a postal and secure one. 



Our list of Novelties and Specialties for Exhi- 

 liition purpose.-^ is worthy of your consideration. 



W. E. MARSHALL & CO. 



166 West 23d Street New York 



