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HORTICULTURE 



1 SWEET PEA I 

 i CHRISTMAS I 



21 This new strain has proved ^ 



xQ to be very superior for florists' g> 



x^ use. In habit it is similar to s> 



"ff Blanche Ferry, the pink showing Sx 



"S* up brighter than in that old fav- & 



^ orite. It is an early and continu- ^ 



2! ous bloomer, coming into bloom V 



about ten weeks. When the 



<§) bottom branches commence to g> 



rg flower, stems about fourteen inches e> 



■S long with four flowers on a spray & 



'3' are the rule. It is a dwarf grower, & 



rarely reaching over five feet. Many 



S of my customers havespoken highly „ 



^ of this strain, and I have pleasure g^ 



tgi in recommending it to all who ^ 



<S grow sweet peas for market. & 



<? OZ, LB & 



<? IMnk and W hiti*, Ijt.JS ♦J.OO fC> 



<? riire «vhii<-. a.-. iOO S> 



I GEORGE C. WATSON I 



^ Jeedsman g 



<3 1614 Ludlow St., PHILADELPHIS S>. 



tg, fW Other varieties of Sweet Peas g, 



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market prices. 



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53^51 ?p5)5i^?j5iOi5i;5i^535)^?3^^^?3^ 



We are now booking orders for 



LIUIM HARRISII 

 LILIUM LONQIFLORUM 

 ROMAN HYACINTHS 

 Paper WHITE NARCISSUS, etc. 



Wholesale Price-list now Ready 



i PLANT NOW! ARRIVED JULY 24TH, OUR FIRST SHIPMENT 



! Harrisii for Christmas 



J. M. THORBURN I CO. 



36 Cortlandt St., New York. 



Per 100 Per 1000 

 7 size.. .54.50 $42.50 7x9 i 



FREESIAS 



as the reputation of beinj 

 aud far superior to the us 



Per 100 "Per 1000 

 2e...§8.75 S8-2.50 9x11 9 



50c. per doz. ; .$3.11 



WHITE CALLAS 



HENRY r. MICHELLCO. 



/ 1015 Market Street 

 ,( PHILAOEIPHIA, PA. 



JOHNSON & STOKES' 



tSINOLY Collection of 



GIANT PANSIES 



Never has a strain of Pansy given more general sat- 

 isfaction than has our " Kinsrlv Collection of 

 «. t l».«ii»n-«." It is absolutely unrivalled in range 



f magnilicent colors, size and substance, and no ex- 

 it nse has been spared to bring it up to its present high 



tindard of excellence. Half trade packet (lOOO 

 -. piU , i<>< trade packet laoOO seeds), 50<-. ; 



-.<«><> s.kIs «1()0; per o/,.. »5.0<). 



See our P*NbV OFFER in last week's Hortkullure. 



JOHNSON & STOhES 



7-219 Market Street, PHIIRDELPHIA, PA. 



FIRST Ql VT.ITY FKEX H and DlITt H 



BULBS 



Fall Bulb Price List on request 



JOSEPH BRECK & SONS, Corp. 



SeeJs, Florists' Supplies, and Agricultural Hardware 

 4S-i4 5lo. Market St. B«.«iT«.X, M 4»«. 



Horticulture's well-wishers can pro- 

 mote its prosperity by patronizing the 

 firms represented in its advertising 

 columns. 



THOS.J. CREY& CO. 



AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS 



..SEEDS- 

 FARM. GARDEN AND LAWN SUPPLIES 



W» carry in ttock Dopllcale Parti 



Leadlof Macblost 

 32 so. MARKET ST., BOSTON 

 writinE advertiser!. 



BURPEE'S SEEDS 



PHILADELPHIA 



Blue List of Wtiolesale Prices mailed 

 nnlv to those wtio plant for proHt. 



Save Time and Car Fare by ORDERING 

 from Any of These Advertisers. Mention 

 HORTICULTURE. 



RAWSON'S 



MID-SIIMMER CATALOGUE 



HARDY 

 Pt^RENNlAL SEEDS 



Sent on Application 



W. W. RAWSON & CO., Seedsmen 



12 and 13 Faneull Hall Square, BOSTON 



Seeds of Hardy Perennial Tlowcrs 



Sown in June and July will germinate and give excellent 

 stock for transplanting in the Fall 



if you want the choicest strains in Flower Seeds write us. 



Catalogue mailed upon application 



R.&J. FARQUHAR & CO., 



6 and 7 South Market St 

 BOSTON 



