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HORTICULTURE 



June 22, 1918 



A Good Proposition 

 If You Act Quick 



Negotiations arc pending with four prospects for the pur- 

 chase of the Bcrckmans Nurseries, vet as Receiver for the Company 

 1 feel that this opportunity to acquire an established nursery should 

 be brought before the greatest number of people before closing 

 with any. 



You can get Stock 

 Implements, Good-will 



Everything on the place — growing stock, landscape outfit, 

 tools, wagons, live-stock, and a list of 27.000 live customers — 

 must be sold. An opportunity like this has not been offered in 

 years — probably never before. 



Full details of the property may be had by addressing 



L. A. BERCKMANS 



Receiver tor the P. J. Berckmans Co. 

 AUGUSTA, GEORGIA 



POT GROWN PERENNIALS 



ISIES 



Al»o Lupin*, Sedum roseum, Pyrethrum roseum, Gaillardias, 

 Sweet William Boston Giant 



all in 4-inch Pot«, $12.50 per 100 



3.yearold AMPELOPSIS VEITCHII, 50c each 



A. M. DAVENPORT, 



IVIass. 



Juliu: 



Roohrs Oompariy 

 F» l_ A IM TS IVI E l>J 



Orchidi, Conservatory Plants, Novelties, Begonias, Garden 



Perennials 



Finest Stock in America for Trade or Private Requirements 



RUTHERFORD. NEW JERSEY 



STAR BRAND ROSES 



"American Pillar" and nearly every 

 other good hardy climber. 



Send for oDr Uflt. 



Th.pONARD &l~ri WEST GROVE 



Ljowesco. I y Ipenn.u.s-^. 



Bakn trU. tnm. kmu,\mt Vilnai, Tlo*-Pnb 



(fr «r# tttblcribtrl It tki Nurstrymen s Fund 



ftr hf^rklt Dtvetofimint 



Let Us Quote You on 



CALLA ELLIOTTIANA 



IRIS, LILIUMS, PAEONIES. ETC. 

 For Fall Delivery 



JOHN LEWIS CHILDS, Inc. 



Flowerfield, L. I., N. Y. 



ROSES 



ALL THE l-ori I. A 11 VAIIIKTIEB 



Own Ilo.>l« ur <ir»fUxl 



C^ A FJ rj /KT I O IM S 



Hoot'd ( ultliigl of all llio I><-«1 «oinm«r- 

 olikl «>rlrllr«. Ilralllij iturk. 



MISCELLANEOUS PLANTS 



K«««<l7 for lmni^ill»t« Hal*a 



Hlia Pot 100 



\HI'AKAOim Hvr«o(orl 2\4-lli. »3.00 



ANI-AKAOl'H Hpren«ert S -In. 8 00 



MMII^X 2WlD. »«' 



•IK.VI) FOH CATAI.OUVK 



WOOD BROTHERS, Fishkiii. N.Y. 



SpedaAsta in Specimen Stock (or 

 Landscape Work 



lliir.l.v Klio.li.<|.n.Irnii«. Ainlrun. Uoxwooda, 

 llollirn und u luniplrlv Line of Conlfrroos 

 1 \ rrKr*'<*nit. 



WKITK F(»K I'KICKS 



Cottage Gardeni Nurtcrict, Inc. 



Kt'KKKA CALIKOUMA 



HILL'S EVERGREENS 



HKST FOR OVKK HALT A rENTCRY 



Small, medium and larite Blzes supplied 

 Prli-i' Il»t now ready 



THE D. HILL NURSERY CO. 



K\»TKrcen S|»<'<'liiIiHtK. I>iirife8t tirowcr* 



in Amrrlra 



BOX 415, 1>INDEE, ILL. 



CHARLES H. TOTTY 



CHRYSANTHEMUMS 

 IVIADISOIM. IM. J. 



«45.00 



4e.oo 



4I>.00 

 4S.00 

 45.00 



F'ERI^S from 2 1-4 inch PoK 



too 1000 



BOSTONS S5-00 



ROOSEVELT.S S-OO 



WIIITMAMI IMPROVED... 6.00 

 \MIITM.\MI COMI'ACTA... 8.00 



TEDDY, JR *•** 



250 Bt Thousand Rat»». 



H.H.BARROWSiSOK,Whitnian,Mass. 



A.N. Pierson, Inc. 



CHOMWELL, CONN. 



Bedding Plants and Roses 



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 CATALOG 



A MONTH l.V MAGAZINE FOB 



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 FLORISTS, SEEDSMEN 



Cnnlalna (ilpli«.l)»tlml lUtlngl of 



available lurplm •took, ete. 



$1.00 per yrar. Foreign »1J« 



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I.OS ANOELE8. 



CALrrORNlA 



HTien writing to advertiterg kindly 

 mention HORTICULTURE. 



