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HORTICULTURE. 



October 7, 1905 



Killarney Plants i906 Richmond Plants 



WE will propagate on orders any number of above varieties for ensuing season. Have 

 the largest stock of Killarney in America. The price will be $15 per 100, $120 per loco, 

 from 2 1-4 inch pots, and guarantee fine plants, but must have the orders early, as we are 

 not in the plant trade, to ensure permanancy of order we want a deposit of 20 per cent, of value 

 with order, same will be credited on bill at delivery of plants. Correspondence solicited. 



BENJAMIN DORRANCE 



Rose Growers 



No. 3 DORRANCE FARM DORRANCETON, PENNA. 



I The Cottage Gardens 



Contain the finest asortment of selected 

 specimen Evergreen. Deciduous Trees 

 and Shrubs procurable, and its Land- 

 scape Department is at your service in 

 arranging them. Price list ready now. 

 Has tables of the best herbaceous plants, 

 giving common and botanical names, 

 height, color and season of bloom. Sent 

 free. All inquiries cheerfully answered. 



COTTAGE GARDENS CO , ^",f^,^^ 



Fall Advertising 



IS RIPE AND: 



Ready to Pick 



In writing advertisers. 



entlon Horticulture 



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NATIVE ASTERS,, 



Splen 



Nursery grown, true tc 

 did for perennial borders and natural- 

 izing in shubberies. Aster laevis. Aster 

 commutatus. Aster cardifolius, Aster 

 colluminus. Aster adscendens, $6.00 

 a hundred, 75c a dozen. Aster folio- 

 sus, $8.00 a hundred, $i.ooadozen. 

 Aster Nova-Anglae, $15 a hundred. 

 Also Helianthus orgyalis, Helenium 

 ' autumnale, Bocconia cordata, Bolto- 

 I nia asteroides, $6.00 a hundred. 



WAUGH 



AMHERST 



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! Giant Dahlia Blooms 



3 rO ^ FEET STEMS (J 



EXQUISITE NEW DAHLIAS \ 



in any color, any form, any quantity. No order 

 too large or too small. 50 blooms or 50,000 



^ blooms can be shipped promptly, neatly and 



5 carefully packed. 



M. H. WALSH 



Rose Specialist 



WOODS HOLE, MASS. 



Hardy Roses, the best new and old va- 

 rieties; Strong Flowering Plants; Hy- 

 brid Tea Roses, the best and hardiest va. 

 rieties: New Rambler Roses, Lady Oay, 

 Debutante, Wedding Bells, Sweet- 

 heart, La Fiamma and Minneiaha. 

 Strong, field grown plants to flower next 

 summer. Best varieties Paeonles, Phlox. 

 and Hollyhocks. 

 Catalogue describes all the above. 



In writing advertisers, mention Horticulture 



ORDER FROM ANY OF THE FOLLOWING : 



SIlMUtL S PENNOCK, - • ■ PflllOOelpWO I J. H. HCGOllOOGH SONS CO., 

 n. H. GUNIHER, ■ - ■ ■ m York E E. WINIERSON CO., - 

 W«. E, KIISTING, - - - - BullOlO I PIllSBORG GUI ELOWER GO. 



Distributlug Agent* for the celebrated 



Glnclnnotl 

 CHlcooo 

 PlllSDUfO 



^ Peacock Dahlia Farms of Atco, 



N. J. ^ 



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W. FROMOW & SONS, Bagshot, England 



Requ 



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f HARDY ORNAnENTALS.EVERiiREEN*. RHODODENDRONS, ROSES 

 Etc., great specialty made of QOLDEN PRIVET. Preliminary trade list now ready and 

 mailed to applicants by 



AUGUST ROLKER & SONS. New York, 31 Barclay St , or P. O. Box 752 

 The American AgenH 



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