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ciANT UCDDCilA CCCn NEW crop 



FLOWERING f CnDCllA ObtU RtAPy 

 F^.l■L^ts and Frofessioiuil <i:ir(l(;iiers primounci- .mr strain iif Ciant Flowering Ver- 

 bena ilu- finest on ilii- markut. The extraordinary size ol tin; iK^\ver~, the m-li 

 brilliant colors ana distinctive markines, ieiHimniei,(l tins superior strain 



til the must (■lineal ki'k" eis — u e oiler new eroi> »eed in sepai'atc colors as toihiHs: 



GIANT WHITE, PINK, SCARLET, PURPLE and (ELLOW-larg. Tiade Pkt. (1000 seeds) 25c ; 5000 seedb $1.00 ; 

 perounce$l.25. GIANT BRILLIANT MIXtO-large Trade Pkt. I000seeds'20c: SOOOseeds 75c. per ounceSI. 00 



We can inteiesi \.. 11 Willi oiir Surplus Dutch Bulbs write at unee. 

 JOHNSON SEED COMPANY. - 21? Market Street, Philadelphia, Pa, 



Herbert W. Johnson of the late firm ol Johnson & Stokes, President 



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STATEMENT OF PLANT IMPORTS. 



There were entered at the port of 

 New York during the week ending 

 December 11 to 17, 1906, the following 

 plants, etc.: 



From Holland: — H. F. Darrow, 1 cs. 

 plants. S cs. bulbs; AlcHulchison & 

 Co., IZ cs. plants: Vaughan's Seed 

 Store, 14 cs. roots; Ralph M. Ward & 

 Co., 4 cs. plants; sundry forwarders, 9 

 cs. plants, IS cs. {lower roots. 



FYom Germany: — H. F. Darrow, 158 

 cs. lily of the valley; McHuteiison & 

 Co., 21 cs. do.: F. R. Pierson Co., 39 

 cs. do.; Julius Roehrs Co., 40 cs. do.; 

 general order, 101 ca. do. 



From England: — H. F. Darrow, 3 

 cs. trees: L. Dupuy, 10 cs. do.; sundry 

 forwarders. 13 cs. trees, 2 cs. plants, 

 1 cs. rose trees. 



From France: — H. F. Darrow, 218 

 pkgs. seed; August Rolker & Sons, 24 

 cs. plants; Vaughan's Seed Store, 120 

 pkgs. seed; sundry forwarders, 9 cs. 

 plants, 1 pkg. trees. 



In selecting your bedding stock for 

 next year do not forget those two 

 grand begonias, Duke de Zeppelin and 

 Lafayette. Among the singles the 

 Bertini varieties are unrivalled. Lili- 

 put, Mandrot and Worthiana are the 

 most distinct. 



Edward Fenn of Terryville, Conn., 

 is reported seriously ill. 



THOS. J. GREY & CO. 



Fresh Flower, Farm aod Garden 

 Seeds, New Mushroom Spawn. 

 Kxtra quality — French. Japan and 

 Dutch Bulbs. A full line of Agri- 

 cultural Machinery and Repairs 



32 South Market St., Boston 



aENS FOa CATALOGUE 



Look through the Buyers' Directory 

 and Ready Reference Guide. You 

 will find some good offers there also. 



ALITYI^aI? 



SEND rOB OATALO^TJE. 



ARTHUR T. BODDINQTON 



34* Wmt 14th St., New Tork. 



MAKERS of PlIRt CULTURE TISSUE 



COLUMBIA, ALASKA, BOHEMIA 



MUSHROOM 

 = SPAWN = 



fresh Spawn Always on han<l. 



WRITE FOR PRICES. 



COCHRAN MUSHROOM i SPAWN CO. 



nil CHEMICAL BLDO. ST. LOUI3,_MO__^ 



LILY OF THE VALLEY PIPS 



Just arrived and are, a_, usual, the finest impoited 

 into this market no matter under what name. 

 Send for prices. 



SPIRAEA per lOO 



Japonica— Extra -Strong Clumps 93 60 



Astilboides Hlortbunda 4 (X) 



Compacta nultiflora 4.00 



Gladstone 6 .'''') 



LILIUM LONClFLORUnfl 



per liiOO per 100 



6to8inche.'i $27.00 $3.00 



7 to 9 inches .. 45.00 S.OO 



nultiflorum, 6 to H inches ■•«.(*) 3 00 



7 to 9 " ,".11. on r,.rii) 



J. M.THORBURN & CO. 



33 Barclay St., through to 38 Park Place 



NEW YORK 



LILY OF THE VALLEY 



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IMOIMPAREIL" 



The finest in the country. Just 

 what you have been looking for 



$18.00 per 1000 



BRIDGEMANS SEED WAREHOUSE 



RiCKARDS BROS. Props. 



37 East 19th St., NEW YORK CITY 



Burpee's Seeds 



PHILADELPHIA 



Blue List of Wholesale Prices mailed 

 only to those who plant for profit. 



For Prompt Shipment — Just Imported. 

 SPIRAEA AND LILY OF THtVA'.LEY 



■Auratum, Album, 

 Roseum, Rubrum. 



LILIUIVI 



Joseph Breck & Sons Corp. 



4r-S4 NO. MARKET ST., BOSTON, MASS 



RAWSON'S HIGH GRADE SEEDS 



^-■^^ST>>. 'or the mo«t critical 



<y^r~^^ (iARDENER, FARMER 

 or FLORIST 



Catalogue, mailed free 



W. W. RAWSON A CO. 



5 Union St., tCiUN I )■: 



MUSHROOM 

 SPAWN 



We have just rei;ei\c<J a consign- 

 ment of linglish A\illtrack Spawn 

 in excellent condition. 



Per 100 Lbs., $7,50. 



PURE CULTURE 

 SPAWN 



Made in America. 



Per 100 Bricks, $14.00. 



R.&J.Farquliar&Go 



6 and 7 South Market St., BOSTON. 



Look through the Buyers' Directory 

 and Ready Reference Guide. You 

 will find some good offers there also. 



Emtmbllahmd 1848 



Wm. Elliott & Sons 



20I Fulton St , NEW YORK 



Seeds, Bulbs, Fertilizers 



mnd 



Horticultural Sundries 



T»laithona 3421 Oourlland 



GIVE 

 SATISFACTION 



Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus, Daffodils, 



Lllie5. A large and varied assortment. 



Vick's Bulbs 



Send for o ur C atalogue. 



James Vick's Sons, 



Rochester, N. Y. 



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AULIFLOWER s 

 A B B A C E 



HJALMAR HARTMANN & CO., 



12 Stormgade, 

 COPENHAGEN, DENMARK. 



Comet Tomato 



'IIkis.- \\1ii» force titmatoes t-lnMilil give 

 "Comet" a trial. This variety ha.s been the 

 talk of Rardciiers around Boston the paal 

 .•season Those who have seen it Krowiag de- 

 clare tliere's iiothinR tocomiiare with it. 

 Seed, $S.OO per oz. Trade packet $1.00. 



WILLIAM SIM, CIIHondale, Mass. 



PLANTS 



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