December 2. 1905 



HORTI CULTURE 



Killarney Plants 1 906 Richmond Plants 



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•: will propagate on orders 

 the largest stock of Killarney 

 from 2 1-4 inch pots, and gi 



he plant trade, to ensure pe 



jny number of above varieties for ensuing season. Have 

 n America. The price will be $15 per 100, $120 per loco, 

 irantee fine plants, but must have the orders early, as we are 

 of order we want a deposit of 20 per cent, of value 



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



BENJAMIN DORRANCE 



Rose Growers 



DORRANCETON, PENNA. 



No. 3 DORRANCE FARM 



The Cottage Gardens f 



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, T 



giving common and botanical names, T 



X height, color and season of bloom. Sent • 



J free. All inquiries cheerfully answered. 9 



I COTTAGE GARDENS CO., '^",!^,^^ J 



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I FIRST ANNIVERSARY NUMBER | 



• Of f 



HORTICULTURE 



To be Issued 



NEXT WEEK 



WILL BE A BUSINESS GETTER 

 SEND ADVERTISING COPY EARLY 





THE 



CHRYSANTHEMUM 



By Arthur Herrington 



Tht mos complete and comprehensive work on 

 the cultivation of the (.■hrysanthemum tliat has 

 yet been pubhsh.-i." in \iniM'M It. .■..^,.- ;,n.l 

 character may b-- -' n lit " i t i , ,„,. 

 tents, which coni|in 'ii ; i,[i,i. r,,!- 



exhibition; com]>'i^i i i r i ■ i . i...\rs 



orpots; general ciilr ,i i i k i i.r- 



minal buds; feedin.- i' ' i i|i ^.n; 



care of the buds; rviii. ! . |m ri- 



men plants, chryv.iri! , ,i i ■ n i i,,,], 

 pots; commercial .ui; m i , i . . i .irnl 



hybridizing; sports, ii;ii!, i i imuhs; 



chrysanthemums for sonih i i m' ,ui- 



themumsin Australia; ius.-.i i , i, , . ,„.s; 



classification and selection <>t \ , . i . [m rini 



purposes; and history of Hi- ■ mji. 



The book will be welcomp<l \ t.\ Mm |,,.>i-,s- 



sionaland amateur growers of ciirysarHhemums, 

 for the lucid, comprehensive as well as tlie prac- 

 tical character of its contents, which, if strictly 

 followed, cannot fail to bring about the desired 

 . results, namely, the obtaining of large chrysan- 

 themum flowers in the greenhouse, and a pro- 

 fusion of bloom in the garden. Handsomely 

 illustrated. 168 pages. 5x7 inches. Price, 50c. 



HORTICULTURE PUB. CO. 



11 Hamilton Place, Boston, Mass. 



CHRYSANTHEMUM 



STOCK PLANTS FOR SALE. 



IV/^DV "f^he best commer- 

 I V Wlx T cl3i white. 



$5.00 PER HUNDRED. 



R. T. McGORUM, Natick, Mass. 



WALSH'S 



Awarded Gold Medals. 

 Plants for ( 



Prices 



apphc 



•WEDDINQ BELLS" in pots, strong plants 

 from open ground, extra fine; suitable for Easter sales. 



"FRAU KAkL DRUSCHKI," the new white 

 rose, and " KILLARNEY." My stock of these is 

 large and of best quality. Excellent " ULRICH 

 BRUNNER " for forcing. 



M. H. WALSH 



ROSE SPECIALIST WOODS HOLE, MASS- 



ASPARAGUS PLUMOSA. 



Fine, stocky plants, out of three inch 

 pots. .pO.OO'per 1,000. .'500 at thousand 

 rate, or $3.50 per 100. 



E. G. BLANEY, Swampscott, Mass. 



Cabbage plants, Jersey Wakefield; all sea- 

 son sucv^ession, $1 per thousand. Earlj and 

 Late Flat Dutch Celery, Giant Pascal, 

 Self Blanching and White Plume, !fl per 

 thousand. Cauliflower, Snow Ball, $2 per 

 thousand. Ten thousand rooted cuttings of 

 Norwa.y, the cracker-jack summer-blooming 

 Carnation now ready at .$10 per thousand. 

 Address Edward Woodfall. Glen Burnic. Md. 



CALIFORNIA PRIVET. 



A large stoolc of two and three year old 

 (transplanted), from 12 inches to four feet 

 well iinished plants at very low prices for 

 quality of stock. Get my prices before pur- 

 chasing. Satisfaction guaranteed. Address, 



CHARLES BLACK, 



HICHTSTOWN, - - N.J. 



CYCLAMEN PLANTS 



GI&ANTEUM STRAIN 



Seen taken of only selected flowers and 



well-built stock. None better. 



3-111., $7.00; 4 In., $12,00; S-ln., $65.00 per lOo 



Seed of above strain, new crop, $6.00 per 



1000. Try It. 



C. HINTERICH. I)( flijiico. Ohio. 



FOREST TREE AND SHRUB SEEDS 

 AND SEEDLINGS 



Catalpa Spcciosa, Black Locust. Nursery grown 

 and collected seeds and seedlings 



FOREST NURSERY AND SEED CO. 



McMINNVILLE, TENN, R. F. D. 2 



J. H. TROY, 



MT. HISSARLIK NURSERIES 



NEW ROCHEI.LE. N. Y. 



Tel. 515-J Ntw Rochelle 



MgT. THE RO.SARY FLOWER CO. 



Tel. a6i3 Mad. Sq. 24 E. 34th Street. N. Y. City 



W. FROMOW & SONS - Bagshot, England 



GOLDEN PRIVET, Spring igo6 delivery, for pots, window boxes, tubs and lawns, we 

 offer at Bagshot, the hundred in sizes 12-15 inch, $5, 15-18 inch, $6.50, 18-24, »9, 24-30 

 inch, $12.50. 30 36 inch, $16.50, and larger; also Standards. Foliage suits well for cut 

 flower work. Trade list of ornamentals mailed to applicants by the American agents — 



AIGVST ROLKBR & SONS - - NEW YOB 

 31 Barclay Street, or P. O. Box 752 



