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HORTICULTURE, 



November 17, 1906 



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A NEW WONDER FOR 1907 \ 



THE VARIEGATED SEEDLING 



"IMPERIAL 



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5 'T^HE "IMPERIAL"' carnation has bcco shown extensively, and has taken prizes at Philadelphia last 



5 Fall, besifies ten Certificates of Merit and Diploin.«s from various places. 



2 The color is a varic.;ation of delicate pink, similar to the shade in Enchnntrcss, and a deeper 

 S pink of a pleasmg shade. A j-plend-d keeper and a fine shipper. Flowers are frmi 3 in, to 4 in. in 



3 damctrr. nicely formed, very fragrant, and with an e.vceptionally s rong calyx, less than a half-d 7cn 

 S sp itting last season. Stems run as much as four feet in lengih, with 30 in. stem as early as November. 

 2 A very ea'Iy, tree and continuous bloomer from October to July. A vigorous grower, but with no e.\tra 

 SS Krafts, every shoot making a flower. 



I The "GREATEST WONDER" of 1907 



= .... THE NEW PINK SEEDLING .... 



I "PINK IIYIPERiAL" CARNATION I 



^ This carnation cannot h^lp being a winner: the color is a most nleasine sh-»de ti pink, one that has long — 



M> becQ wanted in the cut tlowcr market. Tt is a sport of "IMPFRI\L" -md ha<; all its good (pialities. — 



I MY OWN ORIGINATION I 



"i I'rirrs : Srlfi'tetl riitt i nt/s , itrlirtrif roni tnt-tiri lit/ in l>i-friiihfr,~ tltOli : S 



= $2 50 per dozen, S I 2.00 per ICO, SIOO.OO per I OOO = 



E 50 at I 00 rates, 250 at l OOO rates = 



S 5% discount for cash with order. PUCE YOUR ORDER AT ONCE = 



Li JOHN E. HAINES, bethlehem, pa. | 

 When writing please meutlon Horticulture. I 

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ABELLE 



NEW PINK CARNATION 



FOR 1907 



COLOR — A peculiar shade of lovely pink, with a faint yellowish cast; several shades lighter than the 

 Law,on Unlike most Pinks, the brighle-t sun dies n .t injure the color SIZE— i t'> 4 inches in 

 diamcicrwhcn established ODOR — Pleasing, but not strong. STB VIS— Invariably strong, but k »ay~ 

 graceful, ranging from la to lo inches during the se .son. MA8IT, etc. — k verv quick, a live groner, 

 making specimen plants in a short time, even from Uie ciitiings. <>n account of its' rapid growth, r. quires 

 support! .gverysoon after benching. Gets away rapflv. lilooms early and gives lone stems ni;ht from the 

 start. PRODUCTIVE'* ESS — Prodigious is t'le best word we know of in use here. It is ih.- mMsi inressaoi 

 bloomer early and late, we have evr mwn. .SI. ck l.lmi'rd Dell very Jtinu iry 5th to lOth and later. 



Price 



evf-r rnwn. 51. ck l.iaiitrd Dell very Janu iry 5tl 

 $12.00 per 100, $100.00 per lOOO 



The H. WEBER & SONS CO., Oakland. Md 



TO BUYERS 



Patronize our advertisers, they will treat you right 



Chrysanthemum 



OCTOBER FROST 



The LARGEST and BEST Early WHITE 

 Stock Scarce Buy Now 



Are now Booking Orders for Strong 

 Rooted Cuttings, Early Delivery. Until 

 January ist, 1907, 



$6.00 per 100 



Otiier varieties quoted on application. 



NATHAN SMITH & SON, 



ADRIAN. MICH. 



CHRYSANTHEMUMS 



C. iousetand Nonin, the moneymakers as we ha\ c 

 found them. $i.oo per doz.: $7.00 per loo". $60.00 

 per tooo. Pacific, Estell, Willowbronk, Halliday, 

 Kalb an L. Harriet, 5oc per doz.; $4.00 per 100; 

 Cash with oriUr. 



EGGEUNG FLORAL COMPANY 



1653 S. Grand Ave., St. Louis, Mo. 



100 1000 



RICHMOND ROSE 2'4 in. $ii.oo $100.00 

 KAISERIN " " 4.00 35.00 



VARIEGATED LAWSONR.C. 600 50.00 

 ENCHANTRESS 3 00 25.00 



QUEEN ard LAWSON 2.00 18.00 



E. H. PYE, FLORIST 



UPPER NYACK. N. V. 

 DD.'NT He Afraid To Invest In 



! ROSE PINK ENCHANTRESS 



It IS bi)th free and "i incy" — a sure miiney-iiiaker. 

 Price $7.00 per 100; S60 per 1000 



I'elivcry January and later. Write for Descriptive 

 (Circular. 



S. S. SKIDELSKY 



824 No. 24th Street, Philadelphia 



PEONIES 



$6 00 to $10.00 per 100 



EDWARD SWAYNE 



WEST CHESTER PA. 



i GOVERNOR HER RICK 



Origiuaicd and introduced by 



H. R. CARLTON, Wlllouehby, O. 



We have the following stock -n the finest condition to 

 plant and now is the time to plant: 



2 Ji inch at $2.00 per doz., $10 per 100 and $75 per 1000 

 4 " " 2,50 " " Z3 " ioo " 75 " 1000 



^it will pay you. Try it. Order at onre^ 



raniums 



Rooted Cuttings in any quantity after Nov. 



15, at moderate prices Send for price list. 



ALBERT M. HERR, Lancaster, Pa. 



Mention Horticulture when you write 



DAHLIAS. 



rieties in any quantity: 

 or early spring. 



Now is the tima to 

 place vour order for 

 bulbs which will insure 

 you getting named va- 

 dclivcry to be made this fall 



DAVID HERBERT & SON, 



Successors to L. K. Peacock, Inc. 

 A.TCO. I«.J. 



Brockton Dahlia Farm 



Has the largest and finest collection of 

 Dahlias in United States, with prices that will 



suit the trade. Se-tit/ for prire list. 



W. p. LOTHROP, Prop., 



East Bridgewater, Mass. 



