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HORTT ru LT V li K 



May 15. 1916 



Direct Importations' 



FUlMtSPIIIIC 

 SIIPMOITS 

 tALLKY ril-H. bnt n«rllD and Il«m- 



t'tirc irrailrs 

 \/Ai.n.\!«, rAi.MH. HA vs. tcrc, from 



liii\ \« ooita, KU8KI4, RTC, from Uo«- 



I. -I' lloll.tUil 



MAl-i.r«. I-LANRM, ETC., from Oudeo- 



' "• '.. II. 'Hand 

 I HI IT AMI ORNAMKNTAI, MTUC'KS 



f''-:r. rrniiir 

 IIK<.<IMA AMI lil.OMMA HI I^Bd, 



I ••-. t'lulior nlitpmrnt- 

 »:il(IUIi M>nr<ll. JapanMr I.IIIm, Kaflla, 

 Krnlla .SktiU, Kir. 

 \N III I K 1 OK VHli K LIST, 



McHUTCHisoN & co/':.':r 



17 Murray St., New York 



AffftrAlani Priiw, Psolliie. 2U iBCb Dots, 



*1 (»> iipr 100. 

 .\rh>ranihra, L'V» Imh poU, II.SO per 100. 

 A»p«niKUB Hprrnsrrl, .^ Inch pots, 12.00 



p.T no ,1 inch pom. J3 00 per 100. 

 KurhalM, '.'>H iD'-b p«t«, fl.riO per 100. 

 Kr»rrf»w, Ulllc Com. SV* liifb pota, $2.00 



|IIT U« 



llrllotropp. ''M iDcb pots, ll.SO per 100, all 



(Inrk 

 Vlnrsa. 2 Inch pots, $2.00 per 100. 

 .\llrrn>ntlirrma, red and yellow, rootr<l 



. uttliiK". "Ill "f soil, SOc. per 100. 

 EoKllab Ivjr. 2>.i Inrh pots. Jl .'.0 per 100. 

 Colrua. iJohlon Hodder. VorHrharfellll and 



inli.-.l. r..oIe<l cuttlnB", *."> 00 per 1000. 

 iM • // iriTil OK/IE :: 



J. t^. F- K l_-riH ^ U S E 



I.M \ an \ runkon .\\r.. .^rhrni-cliiily. 



N. V. 



ORCHIDS 



Established Plants and 



Freshly Imported 



Finest Collection of Consei-vatory 



Plants in America 



JULIUS ROEHRS CO. 



Rutherford, N. J. 



When writing to advertiterM kindly 

 mention HORTICULTURE. 



ROBERT CRAIG 00.1 



arn! >o wit if. in I »tt onit i \ r I'liintM. 



WRK£I aid 49th STREETS. PHIUOELPm*, PA. 



BECONIAS 



CINCINNATI J18.00 per 100 



LORRAINE 14.00 per 100 



Good Strong Plants, 2Vi-lnch Pots; R«BdT 

 for Immediate Shipment. 



THOMAS ROLAND, 



Nahant, Mass. 



Next Week's Issue 



Will be just light for ad- 

 vertising plants, flowers 

 or supplu's of any kind 

 suitable for Memorial 

 Day trade. Advertisers 

 will make no mistake in 

 taking advantage of this 

 opportunity to enlarge 

 their sales for this popu- 

 lar floral holiday. 

 We shall do our best to 

 make this issue attractive 

 and interesting to that 

 end to ensure good re- 

 turns for our advertisers 

 from the people who 

 read Horticulture 



Send Order and Copy 

 NOW 



POINSETTIAS 



JUNE AND JULY DELIVERY 



True type, fine plants, packed 



in paper pots. 

 Per 100, $5.50: per 1000, $50.00 



A. HENDERSON & CO. 



( lil('.\GO 



CARNATIONS 



F. DORNER & SONS CO. 



LA FAYETTE, IND 



V ; 



CHARLES H. TOTTY 



CHRYSANTHEMUMS 

 •VI i"^ 13 I s o iM , r<j. J. 



LILY BULBS 



RALPH M. WARD & CO. 



71 MURRAY ST., ■ NEW YORK 



HOLLAND NURSERIES 



BENT HARDV RHODOORNDRONr 

 AZALEAH. CONIFERS, CI.EMATIV 

 U. P. RUSB8, SHRUBS. AMD BKa 

 KAOEOns PLANTS 



P. OUWERKERK, "rfS.ST.'r 



BEGONIAS 



I rum '.;*,« Inrii I'ot* 



I lorriHr llii%rri|iur| »ift.*K» j.rr loO 



I nrntliif 14. OO '* *• 



( llirtiiiliill IH.OO " " 



^Ifllur 26.00 " " 



riirnrurd lliitl 14.00 " 



liiriirniitii n.Wi •• 



CYCLAMEN 



:: III p.. I-, niii.iiii pir iim^ 4 in.. (M.00 



p. 1 imi; .■. I,,.. (l;i,-,.|MI prr IIMl. 



A. M. DAVENPORT 



WATERTOWN. MASS. 



ARAUCARIA EXCELSA 



\Vc hnve tLem by tbe tbousaud. New crop 

 JuKt arrived from Belirlum, all started op, 

 nnd riKbt for sole now. Coud valo* for 



j your money. BV4 In. and 6 In. pots, S, 4, i 



I tiers, 40c.. BOc., 60c., 7ac., $1.00, »!.«», (I.M. 



I UI.AICA AND KOBLSTA COMPACT A. 



. 6 In., 7 In. pots, 11.00. »1JM, (l.M, (1.00. 

 (ash witb Order. 



I Godfrey Aschmann 



( linpnrler himI W !i(ilt*t.tilf- Drairr 1b 



Arnurarliut. 



I 1012 W. Ontario St., PH ILADELPHIA. PA. 



REMEMBERT! 



If It's n ilarily rrrennlal or so r&lled Old 

 Fashion Flower %\ortIi irrowlna. we hare It 

 I In one shape iind another the ye«r round. 

 Me have the lurue^t sto<k In tills coontrj. 

 all .Made Iji Amerii-a, and our price* 



Will average 75c. per doz., $5 50 per 100. 



Why say more here? Send tor our 

 M holvsale price lii.t of varletlm and ben- 

 efit froni the opportunltlee this afford* yon. 

 .\<lilress, 



R. W. CLUCAS, Mgr., 



Palisades Nurseries, Idc. 



SPARKILL - - N. Y. 



SEASONABLE PLANTS 



Per 

 100 



Per 

 1000 



».T0O »28.00 

 2.50 22.50 

 2S.O0 

 2S.00 

 2S.00 

 80.00 

 22.00 

 «6.00 



2^-lD. AsparacDs plomosus 

 2^'ln. Asparagus sprenKerl.. 

 2Vi-lii. Fuchsias, l.") varieties... 3.00 

 2Vj-ln. Mariruerltes, nhlte&yel. 2.75 

 I'Vi-in. Petunias, double, 12 kinds 3.00 



4 -In. Primula obconlca 7.00 



2'/4-ln. Geraniums, 2H varieties.. 2JS0 



4 -In. Vinca varlcRata 7.00 ^w.w 



6&6-ln. Dracaena IndlvlaK. 20c and 25c each 

 ALONZO J. BRYAN, Wholesale Florist 



WASHINGTON, N. J. 



BOSTON FERNS 2^ in. **Zril^ 



K()OSEVEI,T, 2V4 In. «S per 100, MO per 



IIMKI. 



WHITMANI COMPACTA. 2% In. IS per 



100, $40 per IIKKI. 



•;«) nt moo rali-s. 



H.H.BARROWS&SON,Whitn]a).Mass. 



A.N. Pierson, Inc. 



CROMWELL, CONN. 



Bedding Plants and Roses 



In writing to Advertisers kindly mention Horticulture 



