HORTICULTURE 



AUCTION SALES every TUESDAY and FRIDAY 



An excellent opportunity to stcck up with a high class of Decorative Slock, grown 

 by well known growers. Will aho offer each day Bulbs, Dutch and Bermudian. 



CATALOG NOW READY 



W. ELLIOTT & 



201 



SONS 



FULTON STREET, NEW YORK 



Auctioneers 



(ZT^ THE MODEL 



EXTENSION 



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suppom 



Endorsed by all the lead- 



ig carnaton growers as the 



upport on the market. 



Galvanized Wire 

 ROSE STAKES 



Write u- for price- before 



IGOE BROS. 



226 North 9th Street, 

 BROOKLYN, N- Y. 



BULBS 



For House and Garden 



' One of the largest and finest 

 collections for winter and spring 

 blooming ever offered. 



Catalogue Mailed Upon Application 



SGHLEGEL & FOTTLER GO. 



26 and 27 So. Market Street, 



BOSTON, MASS. 



Lilies, Japanese Plants 



BAMBOO STAKES 



suzukT~&iida 



31 Barclay Street, New York 



WHAT THEY SAY OF US. 



Please find siihscription for one year 

 to Horticulture. I think it is a very 

 nice paper; should have subscribed 

 before but have been busy completing 

 my new greenhouse.— S. W. 



Enclosed find $1.00 for pavment for 

 HORTICULTURE for a year. Your 

 magazine is an interesting one and we 

 consider it a favorable addition to our 

 office literature. We wish you to con- 

 tinue sending it until notified to stop. 

 Verv trulv vours, 



" E. C. N. CO. 



^ SWEET PEA 



I CHRISTHAS 



S Tlie new strain has proved to !)»• 



V vory superior for florists' use. In 

 f halilt it is similar to Blanche Ferry, 

 J the piuli showing up brighter than 

 i in that old favorite. It is an early 

 J aucl continuous bloomer, coming Into 

 A bloom in about ten weeks. When 

 J the bottom branches commence to 

 y flower, stems about fourteen inches 



• long with four flowers on a spray 

 ^ are the rule. It is a dwarf grower. 

 jf larely reaching over five feet. Many 

 A of my enstomers have spoken highly 

 9 of this strain, and I liave pleasure 

 y in recommending it to all who grow 



• sweet peas for market. 



J o. ,b. 



'j Pink and White $.25 $2. GO 



j^ Pure White .25 2. CO 



J GEORGE C WATSON 



" SEEUSHAN 



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A I6J4 Ludlow Street, Philadelphia 



•« KJr iHh.T vari.ti.'s ,.f Sw.Tt I'cas 



V at nsnal iiiaikL-t pri.-.'s. 



I \ bulbs! 



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^ ; « BULB GROWERS • 



f i • HILLEGOM, HOLLAND. * 



A ; J Head.iuarteis for High Class > 



• J Hyacinths, Tulips, t 



• ^ Crocuses, Daffodils, Fancy -f 

 ^ # Narcissi and Paeonies J 



• Trice List Free on Application. • 

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Ivies, Euonymus, Acubas, 

 Gardenias 



[VIES 1000 

 shy, 12 cent 

 lOI'OXYMr.S 



Useful Ferns 



Holly Fern (C. falcatum) 2j,-in.pois, $3.00 



Pteris treniula, 5.in. pots .... 25.00 



" 6-in. " .... 50.00 



ASPARAGUS PLUMOSUS MNUS 



ANDERSON & WILLIAMS 



Waltham, Mass. 



CALIFORNIA PRIVET. 



A large sto.k of two and three year old 

 (transplanted;, from 12 inches to four feet 

 well hnislied plants at, vei-y low prices for 

 quality of stock, (iet my prices before pur- 

 chasing Sati.sfaction gu.aranteed. Address, 



CHARLES BLACK, 



HICHTSTOWN, - - N.J. 



CYCLAMEN PLANTS 



GIGANTEUM STRAIN 



Seen taken of only selected flowers and 



well-built stock. None better. 



3-in.,$7.00;4 in., $12 00; 5-ln.,$6S.00per lOe 



Seed of above strain, new crop, $6.00 ner 



1000. Try It. 



C. VVINTERKir, Defiance, Ohio. 



J. H . TROY 

 Mount HissarliK Nurseries 



tHgr. THE BOSAKY FLOWER CO. 



. 2612 Mad. Sq. 24 E. 34th Street, N. V. Cit 



FOREST TREE AND SHRUB SEEDS 

 AND. SEEDLINGS 



Cnlaii).) .SperiOi.a, Blark I.ncusi. Nursery gioun 



FOREST NURSERY AND SEED GO. 



McMIN NVILLE, TENN, R. F. D. 2 



per 100 per 11)00 

 Au. •latum. K.ioteil Cutl iiigs. . . ..-,i) 4.00 



COTTAGE FLORAL CO., 



751 Cixwrord >!., ( leveliiml. O. 



