December 23, 1905 



HORTi culture: 



'Field Grown Own Root ( 



ROSES 



Rif;ht stock, put right to go any- 

 liere. Over loo varieties, both hardy 

 nd tender. $50 per looo up. It 

 ill pay you to get our trade list, and 

 \\\ it will pay you better to get some o 

 /// our roses if you plant, pot or sell rose 



')) California Rose Co. , Los Angeles, Cal. 



SimiMiFM 



NOVELTIES 

 Carnations and Roses 



List Ready Now. 

 Send for Copy. 



CHARLES H. TOTTY 

 iviti<ai!!*o»ra, ;v. J. 



WALShTS 



The sensational rose at the Temple and Regents Park 

 Shows, London, England, May 29 and June i, IQ05. 

 Awarded Gold Medals. 

 Plants for forcing in pots. Prices on application, 



"^•■'wEDDINQ BELLS" .n 1 )1mi. 



l.klCH 



d Teas. 

 Try .1. 



M. H. WALSH 



ROSE SPECIALIST WOODS HOLE, MASS. 



THE 



CHRYSANTHEMUM 



By Arthur Herrington 



The mos complete and eomprehensi^ 

 the cultivation of the chrysanthemun 

 yet been published in America. Its : 

 character may be gleaned from the 1) 

 tents, which comprise^ cliapters on ci 

 exhibition; composts plaiitiiiK; beiicl 

 orpots; general cultura (U-taiK: ctmvvi 

 minal buds; feeding, it^ <.li|,-,i .tnd nj 

 care of the buds; exliit)itit>i. una jmli^'i 

 men plants, chrysantii. jmni. iiLinis i 

 pots; commercial cull ir 1 li ( ii i> 

 hybridizing; sporr-^, ' 1 ' 



chrysanthemums f'.i 



themums in Austral I. ( 1 1 •■ ■< 



classification and s.l.v 

 purposes; and hish r; : n 



The book will be w > : . ; i , 1 



Rional and amateur ;: I ■ 1 ■ m 



for thehieid, conipji I. 1- i-. 



tical character vl n ■ i !■ 1 '-i h. 

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HORTICULTURE PUB. CO. 



U Hamilton Place, Boston, Mass. 



B. & A. Specialties 



POT GROWN FORCING STOGK 



, Charles X, Ma 



m, XX fin 



a Gracilis, 



fGolden Chain) pot 



English Scarlet Hawthorn, 



pel grown, ^ ft. 



Spirea Japonica, selected 



Spirea astilboides floribu'nda 

 Spirea compacta multiflora 

 Spirea palmata, scarlet va- 



Spirea Gladstone 1.50 



Rhododendrons. The- most profitable plan 



Easter. Handsome, well budded plants from $( 



$24.00 per doz.; the varieties consist of all bea 



colors and well adapted for forcing. 



Rose, Frau Karl Druschki. Strong f^eld 



grown plants.^ .$2.00 per dozen; $15,00 p 



We! 







r decoi 



plants 



3oxn, fine bnshy specimens 



Ro-es, H. P., low budded, i 

 year old. finest slock ever 

 received (per looo $ioo) 12 



Gen. Jacqueminot Bar Rothschild 

 La France Mrs. John Laing 

 Paeonia Gen. Washington 

 Ulnch Brunuer Gabriel Luizet 

 Baron Bonstettin Magna Charts 

 Marie Bauman Mad Planner 

 Roses, Te . and Polyantha 12 



Maman Cochet white, Kaiserin 

 Aug. Victoria, Hermosa, pink, 

 Agrippina, red. 

 Cloth. Ide Soupert, fine for pots, bushy plants. 

 Crimson Ramblers, per 100, $10.00, $15.00, .$18 

 Baby Ramblers, 3 inch pots, bushy plants 15 



Baby Ramblers, strong field grown stock 



$3.50 per doz. $25,00 per 100. 

 Aucuba Japonica, very satisfactory for deco- 

 rative work, per doz $3 00, $6.00, $g 



English Ivy. Handsome, bushy stock, 2% 

 '"3ft ,$15.00 per 



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Nurserymen and Florists 



RUTHERFORD - - - - N. J. 



W. FROMOW & SONS - Bagshot, England 



GOLDEN PRIVET, Spring 1906 delivery, for pots, window boxes, tubs and lawns, we 

 offer at Bagshot, the hundred in sizes 12-15 '"ch, $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 

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 31 Barclay Street, or B. O. Box 7o2 



P ANSI ES 



Over one million plants ready from our Fam- 

 ous strain. None better. $1.80 per 500. 

 $2.50 per 1000. 



Daisies (Bellis) tine plants, $2,00 per 1000. 



Forget-me-not, Hardy blue, $3.00 per 1000. 



Geraniums out of 2 1-2 Inch pots, best va- 

 rieties, $1 50 per 100. 50.000 ready now, 



J. C. SCHMIDT CO., - BRISTOL, PA. 



Daisies, Daisies and Daisies 



Wp nre beadrinnrtcrs for M-VIKJI'ER- 

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 specialty. Stock of 4 varieties Is offered 

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 tlrelv free from leaf miner or other insect 

 pc^fs. Prices on application. Flowers in 

 Hnv (lU.intltT O.-tober 1st to .Inly 1st, 



FLETCHER of AUBl'n\DAUE. 

 Stall 1. Boston Flower Market, Park St 



CYCLAMEN PLANTS 



GIGANTEUM STRAIN 



Se«n taken of only Beleeted flowers and 



well-built stock. None better. 



3-in. ,.1:7.00; 4 in., $12,00; 5-in., $65.00 perlOo 



Seed of above strain, new crop, $6.00 per 



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FOREST TREE AND SHRUB SLEDS 

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Catalpa Speciosa, Black Locust. Nurscr>' grown 

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J. H. TROY, 



iillT. HISSARLIK NURSERIES 



Mgr. THE KOSAKY FLOWER CO. 



Tel. a6u Mad. Sq. 24 E. 34th Street, N. Y. City 



CALIFORNIA PRIVET. 



\ large ,'ito,jl; of two and three year old 



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HICHTSTOWN, - - N.J. 



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