H ORTI CULTU RE 



December 9, 1905 



Nicotiana Sanderae 



Purple, Pure Wh 

 Light Red, Crim; 



Pink, Dark and 

 Violet, Salmon 



5 GOLD MEDALS 



The collection contains looo seeds in 8 magnificent varieties. 

 The annual of the century. Tens of thousands are praising 

 the original form, and these new hybrids range in color from 

 purest white to deep purple and carry their large, short tubed 

 flowers very erect. 



ALL PARTICULARS FROM THE WHOLESALE AGENTS: 



Messrs. Henry A. Dreer, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa. 

 Messrs. J. M. Thorburn & Co., New York 

 Vaughan's Seed Store, Chicago 



RUSSIAN LILY OFTHE VALLEY 



THE VERY BEST VALLEY FOE EARLY OR 

 LATE FORCING. USED BY THE BEST GROW- 

 ERS OF VALLEY FOR THE PAST 10 YEARS 



Per 1000 SI5; Per 2500, S32.50; Per 10,000, $125 



STUMPP & WALTER CO. \50 Barc/ay St. N. Y. 



HOW TO QROW MUSHROOMS 



My 24-PP- booklet on M. Cult., loc. ^ ^■c^v sup- 

 plement on outdoor culture, by Jno. G. Gardner, 

 included. The plain truth and nothing but the 

 truth. Mushrooms are profitable if properly hand- 

 led. The art of properly handling has to be master- 

 ed like ever>'thing else. This booklet tells you 

 how in a clear, practical way. 

 G. C. WATSON, 1614 Ludlow St. Philadelphia, Pa 



MAriERS of PURE CULTURE TISSUE 



COLUMBIA, ALASKA, BOHEMIA 



MUSHROOM 

 ==SPAWN = 



*-__«} presh spawn Always on hand. 



CHRISTMAS PLANTS. 



First class stock, sure to please or money 

 Ijtifk. Ferns, 10-10 varieties. 2 1-2 to 3 iuoli., 

 .$2.00 aud S4.D0 [ler 10<J; $22.50-*40.00 pr. lOoO. 

 Primula, Chinese and Obconica Giant, 

 fringed in bud and bloom, 5 to 5 1-2 Inches, 

 $10.00 and $12.00 pr. 100; Jerusalem Cher- 

 ries, Dwarf specimens, 50-150 berries to 



Wanted. Mme. Salleroi Ge 

 Vincas in exchange for Primula Obonica, 

 Iiracaenas and Asparagus. 

 WM. S. HERZOO, - Morris Plains, IN. J. 



BULBS 



Lilies, Japanese Plants 



BAMBOO STAKES 



SUZUKI & ilDA 



3J Barclay Street, New York 



m, 



SEND FOR 



CIRCULARS 



Heller&Go. 



MJNTCLAIR, N.J. 



I^H^sr""-^ and PLANTS 



Ralph m. Ward & Co. 



2 West Broadwav. New York. 



We iiope our readers, will as far as 

 possible, buy everything they need 

 from Horticulture's Advertisers. 



Seeds, Bulbs and Fertilizers 

 BURNETT BROS. 



Cabbage plants. Jersey Wakefield; all sea- 

 son suc.'cssion, $1 per thousand. Early and 

 Late Klat Dutch Celery, Giant Pascal, 

 Self Blanching and White I'Inme. $1 per 

 thousand. Caulidowcr, Snow Kail, $2 per 

 Ihousand. Ten thousand rooted cuttings of 

 Norway, the 



101 West Street 



Opposite Cenlr 



West Streets 

 NEW YORK 



IN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS 

 KINDLY MENTION HORTICULTURE 



GLADIOLUS 



AUGUSTA AND WHITE AND LIGHT. 



Sizes II, both varieties runs 10 siven me.isure below: 



I. Size 1*4 and up. 



II. • lli and ly,. 



Ill ■ i% and 1%. 



Wc guarantee good sound bulbs. 



.'\sk for prices. Address all correspondence to 



ROWEHL & GRAHZ, HICKSVILLE, L. I., N. T. 



Franklin Davis Nursery Co. 



BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND NURSERIES 



General Nursery Stock 



Offices: Baltimore and Paca Sts. 

 BALTIMORE, MO. 



CALIFORNIA PRIVET. 



(■li:iMiij ^;i; islfrriiMii uu.iriinri',.! .\ildreSS. 



CHARLES BLACK, 



HICHTSTOWN, - - N.J. 



