March 25, 1911 



HORTICULTURE 



387 



"Real Novelties and Novel Realities" 



IN HARDY PLANTS 



The bigg;est collection offered anywhere is found in our 

 NOVELTY CATALOGUE, just out. 



Of great interest to the amateur and commercial grower alike. 



It descriht s uncommon pl.mts of singular beauty, desirability, 

 and simplicity of growth; inexpensive to acquire. 



Mailed alonjr with our who) sale catalogue of Hardy Peren- 

 nials, etc , on receipt of lliree two-cent stamps, which pays post- 

 age only, and whicli amount is credited on first order. 



A Palisade Hardy Border 



A perfect picture in your g.iidcn to last for years will be the 

 result if you allow us 7/(>ri' lo p an a scheme, whether of contrasts 

 or of harmonies, to be carried out this spring. 



Our "ArM'-^tic" Bord- r, too feet bv 3 feet costs $25 only, for 300 

 plants, freight charges included. Consider what is "saved" by 

 this system, and what is gained in true beauty. 



PALISADES NURSERIES, Inc 



iiipemtive to meiitiuii 



) SPARKILL, NEW YORK 



D1R£CT IMPORTATIONS 



Bay Trees, Kentlas, Azaleas. Val- 

 ley Pips, Roses, Rhodudeodroas, 

 Boxwood. Muuettl, Evergreens, Jap. 

 Lilies, Raffla, etc., etc. 



Nur.sery stock from France, nol- 

 land, England and Japan. 



17 Murray St. 

 New York, N. Y. 



McHutchlson & Co. 



Box Trees 



«do.h« EVERGREENS '»' Tubs "d Boies 



Onr Frlc«s are Alwaja Rt^ht — Catalor Fr«« 



THE NEW ENGLAND NURSERIES, Idc. 



JOHN T. WITHERS, Inc. 



Landscape Architect and Forester 



1 Montgomery St., JERSEY CITY, N. J. 



Tree Renovation by £)xpert Operators. 

 StereopticoD lectures on Horticulture and 

 ArboririiltiiFP 



EVERGREENS 



Coniferous and Broad 'leaved 



Descriptive catalogue 00 application 



T.G. Thurlow'sSons, Inc 



W«>t Newbury, Mass. 



HOLLAND NURSERIES 



Best Hardy Rhododendron*, 

 Azaleas, Conifers, Clematis, 

 H. P. Roses, Shrubs, and Herba- 

 ceous Plants. 



P. OTJWERKERK, "J'o'~..'*i^2S2-M"r 



Here's Nursery Stock That Every Florist Can Use NOW 



Your customers are ready to bu.v a lot of things from you besides cut 

 flowers, pot-plauts and bulbs — for instance, j-ou can sell a lot of Harrison's 

 t'alifornia Privet this Sgring without going to much bother — and make money 

 on every bit of it, too. 



We have the soil and the facilities for growing California Privet right. 

 AVe grow plants by the million — they are sturdy and stocky, branched close 

 and thick right down to the ground, and with great heavy masses of roots 

 I hat will take right hold and get down to business almost anywhere your cus- 

 tomers plant thera— making a beautiful, dense hedge from the first season. 



Harrison's Strawberry Plants are another thing you can sell a lot of this 

 Spring— we have over 100 varieties, and are ready to dig millions of healthy 

 young plants that will bear heavily next year. 



Then we have scores of other shrubs and vines, trees and plants, many of 

 which you could handle to splendid advantage— make money and please your 

 trade. 'We'd like to "talk it over with you by letter." Drop us a line and we'll 

 send full iiarticulars, with our brand-new eye catching 1911 Catalogue, by first 



mail. 



HARRISON'S NURSERIES, 



r«pt. H 



J. Q Hsrrlson & Sons, 

 Pr- prietors 



Berlin, Md. 



-LARGE EVERGREENS -1 



Including excellent stock nt 



Arbor Vitaes, Hemlocks, Pines, Retinosporas, 

 Sciadopitys, Spruces, etc., etc. 



Also a General Line of well-grown stock in variotis 

 sizes at fair prices. 



I— ROSEDALE NURSERIES, TARRYTOWN, N.Y.- 



