December S, 1906 



HORTICULTURE 



635 



FLOWERS from CHRISTMAS to EASTER 



AXA.UKAS 



Our Stock this seasm is hindiomer than ever. Anybody in want of a quantity 

 ■will do well to inspect our plants before placing their order. We have only popular 

 Atnencin vjrieties ; Schryvcriana, Miohc, Paul \Veier, Prot. Wolters, Raphael, 

 Siniin Vlardner, Vervaencana, Loais dc Kcchove, Mme. Van d r Ciuys en, 

 Deutriche Perle, Dr. Miore, John LIcw=ilyn, Mme. Cana Van Lanecnhove, Mme 

 Jos. VervACQc, Paul de Schrywer, Mcrnoire dc I' Van Houtte, Sigismund Rucker. 

 Diam. Per doz. loo Diam. Per doz. loo Diam. Per doz. :oo 



3- CO in. $3 50 $J5 oo 14-t!; in. $7 50 $5o 00 i8 20 in. $25 03 $2or> 00 



lo-ta in. 4 50 35 00 15-16 in. 9 00 75 00 20-24 in. 36 00 300 00 



ia-!5 in. 6 00 45 00 16-18 in. 12 00 90 00 



Order now and save heavy express charijcs. Impossible to ship by freight in 

 cold weather. 



Forcing Roots and Pot Grown SKrubs 



Pcrdoz. — 100 — ^1000 

 Spirea Japonica ...... 



Compacta ...... 



Astilboides Fl )ribund3 ..... 



Gladstone ....... 



H. Wiite (a great improvement over Astilboides Floribunda 

 and one of the best Stitl better than the so-called Superba 

 and Blondtn) ...... 



Pa mat *, the best scarlet variety 

 4?onvallaria Polvg'matum. Also called Giant Lily of the 

 ValUy. It has bee 1 forced quite extensively in England, 

 We tried a few last year and they proved to be very hand. 

 some Large crowns ..... 



I^ily of the Valley, Berlin and Hamburg Pips 



Dielytra Spectabihs. large clumps 



GladioluH Colvillei rubra .... 



The Bride ....... 



AinarylllB, New Hybrid, all flowering size bulbs, fin< 

 strain ........ 



Lilacs. Charles X, Marie Legraye and Mad. Lemoine (dou 

 ble white) . . . . . I 



Cytissas Laburnum (Golden Chain) 

 Deatzia Gracilis ..... 



Vibupuain Opulus, in bushy form 



In Stand:ird form, very handsome 

 Staphylea Colchica ..... 



Wisteria, poi-grown ..... 



Acer Ne^iundo Varie^ata. This is the so-called variegated 



Atn-leivei Mape, e.vtcnsively forced in England for 



church decoratwns on a;count of the bcauiitul silvery 



foliage when forced Extra fine strong plants, pot grown 



Acer Polymotphum.dark fo'ia;ed virie ies, p 't grown 



Japanese Maples forced made a vciy fine foliage effect. 

 Crataae^as, Paul's Scarlet (Double Scarlet Hawthorn) pot 



grown .'.... $15 00 to 20 00 



Also a few dou' 1e white at same price, 

 Roblnia Hispida (Moss Locust Acacia) scarlet . .1200 



Az tlia Mollis . . . . 4 o3 9 00 la 00 



Mollis chinensis . . . . • • . is 00 



PcrJoz. 

 Mollis chinensis Anthony Rosier . . . . la 00 



Rustics . . . , . . . 13 00 



Mollis, in standard form . . .. . . la 00 



Aniygdalus chinensis, double white ind red flowering Al- 

 monds, pot K own . . . . . 9 00 



Chionanthti<« Virginica (Wliite Fringe) pot grown . . 9 00 



Daphne Cncoruni . . . 6 00 



Kalinia Latifoha, fine budded plants ■ • 00&18 00 



Welgelia, Eva Rathke . . . 9 00 



Spirea, Antony Waiercr . . . . . 9 00 



t;erasu^4 Avium, dotibl'- while Cherry . . .900 



I'ruiius triloba, in standard form, very fine trees, well budded i3 00 

 AIiuoikIs, <iouble flowering, in standard form . . . la 00 



RibeH "anguineum . . . . . . 9 00 



Cyilonia Japonica . ... 9 00 



Rhodoflendroiiii, best forcing varieties, according to size . 



$9 00, la 00, 18 00, 24 00 and 30 00 



3$ 00 

 15 00 



CrlinHon Ramblers, field yrown, extra strong plants . . 5 00 



Smaller plants . . * . 3 00 



Faby Ramblers, e.xtra fine plants, 4 and $ inch pots . . 4 00 



Importtd dormant plants . . . . .400 3500 



These are extra strong bushy plants. _ 



H P. Ko8eH, a <iuaiiiuy m the following varieties ; Gen. 

 Ja-rqucmi't ■!, HanHie.ss Roih-child, Krau Karl Uruschki, 

 Duke of Edinburgh, Mrs. J. Laing, Paul Neyron. Mad. C. 

 Luiz I, C.ipt. >:hristv. Caroline Testout, Perle dcs 

 Blanches, Ulrich Brunner, Magn.-! Charta. Imported 



plants - • '* ^ 



Roues, Standard Magna Charta . • ' .600 



These arc specially selected for forcing purposes. While 

 Standard Roses d • not force very well, we had a quantity of 

 these last year for Eister and they made ver>' handsome 

 specimens. 

 Baby Ramblers, Standard, very fine for forcing . 18 oo 



KENT IAS 



We have an immense stock of Belmoreans and Foiiterlana, in all sizes 



from 15 inches to 15 feet Our $i.oo. 2.00, 3.00, 4.00 and 5.00 sizes, in single and 

 made-upplinis, are particularly handsome Wc want the reader to see the stock 

 we offer. Order by m i 1 or call and select the plants you like th- most. 



Araucana Kxcelsa fine plants at 50c., 75c., $1.00, $1.50. $i.oo, $9.50 and 

 $3 CO each. These are all perfect, and good value for the money. 



Aspidistra, t^.reen and Variegated. In all si/cs. $1.00. $2.00 and $3.00 each. 



BOXV^OOD, Pyramidal 



These plants are conceded to be the finest ever imported to this country. (Excep- 



aT'!..''. $0^7 5 each 3tt $t 50 each 4 ft... ..$3 00 each 5 ft «Sooeach 



2^ ft... I ooeach 35^ ft. . 2 0oeach 4H (t.. • 4 00 each 6 ft 6 00 each 



Bu»h Boxwood, for window boxes, 25c., 3sc. and 50C. 



Bay Tree*. We have a large number in all sizes. Ask lor prices. 



We are pleased at all times to receive visitors at our nurseries. We have 100 

 acres planted with t .e most int-restine nursery stock in the country. 

 SEE WHOLESALE CATALOGUE. 



BOBBINK &, ATKINS, 



NCRSEKYMEV 

 AND FLORISTS 



Rutherford, N. J. 



ARTHUR COWEE 

 GLADIOLUS SPECIALIST 



Mcadowvale Farm 



HAS UNDER CULTIVATION 



OVER 100 ACRES 



COMPRISING 



The Best Mixtures, Collections 



and Named Varieties in 



Existence. 



Write for 1906 Catalog 



LADY CAY 



AND 



HARDY GARDEN ROSES 



in choice varieties. Field grown plants, 

 first quality stock including Frau Karl 

 Druscnki. New Hardy Hybrid Tea 

 Dean Hole. Killarney and Souvenir 

 de Pierre Notting. Herbaceous 

 Paeonies. Hollyhocks and Phlox. 



Catalogue mailed on request. 



M. H. WALSH 



HOSE 5PECIAIIST WOODS HOLE, MASS. 



John Waterer & Sons, ki 



AMERICAN NURSERY 



BACSHOT, ENGLAND 



have the finest 9-ock of recognized Hardy Rhododendrons, Azaleas, An- 

 dromedas, high class Evergreens and specimen Conifers. Ask for special list 

 Of plants grown for the American trade. 



John W.terer & Sons are ihe great exhibitors of Rhododendrons Ir 

 London. 



PEONIES DAHLIAS. 



$6.00 to $10.00 per 100 



EDWARD SWAYNE 



WEST CHESTER PA. 



nctics in any ■ 

 or early spring. 



Now is ihc tim* 10 

 place your order for 

 bulbs which will iDSure 

 you Kctiing named v«- 

 dclivcry lo be made this fall 



DAVID HERBERT & SON, 



Successors to L. K. Peacock, Inc. 



A. TOO. 3V.J. 



SPECIMEN NURSERY STOCK Brockton Dahlia Farm 



Deciduout Trees and Shrubs, EvernrecnB. 

 Rhododendrona, Azaleas, over one hundred 

 (100) acres of the choicest varieties. 



SFND [■"OK !'KU F t.I^T 



COTTAGE GARDENS CO. 



Queens, Lone Island, - New York 



TO BUYERS 



Patronize our advertisers, tUcy will treat you rigKt 



lias the largest and finost collection of 

 Dahiias in United States, with prices that will 

 suit the trade. Send for prut list. 



W. p. LOTHROP, Prop., 



East Bridgewater, Mass^ 



too named varieties, at 

 5c and up. Many rare. 

 i.isi Free. 

 Adams Supply Co., Lowell, Mass. 



DAHLIAS 



