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HORTICULTURE 



May 21, 1910 



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The love for this charming class of plants is evidently on the increase, and no wonder, considering 

 the gorgeous effects given, especially in the Winter and Early Spring Months. 



Their lasting qualities alone should warrant them a place in any Garden. 



We very cordially invite a visit of inspection, by visitors to England, oj our large and well grown 

 stock. The Nurseries are easily reached by Rail or Motor from Central London. 



We will be pleased to send our Catalogue on application, and can make special quotations for large 

 quantities. The collection is most unusually complete, comprising in addition to most of the favorite 

 species: — 



CATTLEYAS AND LAELIAS of all the popular kinds. 



LAELIA CATTLEYAS a most free flowering class. 



BRASSO-CATTLEYAS AND BRASSO-LAELIAS 



CYPRIPEDIUMS a most up-to-date collection, flowering mostly in Mid-Winter. 



OPONTOGLOSSUM CRISPUM AND PESCATOREI by the thousand. 



ODONTIODA Hybrids between Odontoglossum and Cochlloda a class of Odontoglossum-like plants 



of all shades of Scarlet and Red. 

 BOTANICAL ORCHIDS one of the most complete collections in the country. 



Our representative, Mr. H. A. Barnard, will be visiting the Great Boston Show and would be happy 

 to give any information. 



His address until mid-June Is, Hotel Albert, 11th St., New York City. 



Stuart Low &, Company 



Royal Nurseries, Bush Hill Park 

 ENFIELD, MIDDLESEX, ENGLAND 



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We are expecting an importation to arrive at an early date. We have Imported this variety for many years from an 

 experienced collector and It has proved all we claim for It both as to size of flowers and Intense coloring. 



This Orchid Is one of the most popular and free-flowering types of the Oncidium family. Our past Importations have 

 come fully up to standard. Oncidium varicosum Rogersii throws 3-foot stems, bearing as many as 170 blossoms of an 

 Intensly rich golden yellow, 2 imhes and over in diameter, and and can be successfully grown either on blocks of wood. 

 In pots or in baskets, and flowers In November and December In a night temperature of 55 to 60 degrees. 



$1.25 each, $12 per doz., $100 per 100; selected plants $I.5U, $2, $3, and $5 each according to size. 



ARTHUR T. BODDINGTON 



Seedsman 342 West 14th Street, NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. 



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Freshly imported in great variety^ 

 arrived in fine condition. 



Headquarters for all 

 Central American Varieties 



Just received nice importations in fine condition for immediate shipment the fol- 

 lowing varieties: 



Oncidium Splendidiini 



•* Lieurochiliini 



" W«iH worthiana 



" Ornithorynohum 



" Grainlnifolium 



'* Bicallosutn 



" Cavendibhii 



Lycaste Skinneri 

 Cattleya Skinneri 



" Bowringiana 



Laella ^uperbiens 



Dighyana 

 OdoDtuglo86um Grande 



My arrangements and facilities enable me to (luote lowest possible prices for all 

 Central American varieties for present or future delivery. Write for them. 



J. A. NEWSHAM 



MAGNOLIA NURSERY 



NEW ORLEANS, LA. 



IVri'ie /or information and prices 



LAGER & HURRELL. 



SUMMIT 



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