September 4. 1915 



HOETICULTURE 



315 



DREER'S ARAUCARIAS 



Only p:iiti:il im|)oiis of Arauoarias were received from Bel- 

 i-'iiim tlie past spriris, not sntlii'lent to cover tlie usual season's 

 requirements, anil even If sliipments should come tlirougb this 

 fall (wbieh at present docs nnt appear likelyt newly imported 

 stock would not l.c available for Ibis season's sales as it takes 

 fully tbree nmnlbs for Ibis stm'k to liccome cstaMlisbed and be 

 fit to sell after its trip across tbe Atlantic. 



We are pleased to state that we have a splendid stock, not 

 sulliclent to last tbe season out, but we offer as loug as tbc 

 stock lasts exceptional values as below. 



For a coinpIcU- liue of I'lilms. Decorative Plauts and 

 all Seasonable Stock see our current Wholesale TAst. 



HENRY A . DREER 



714 and 716 Chestnut Street 

 PHILADELPHIA, PA. 



The abo%e iirices arc intended for tbe trade only. 



September Prices for 

 Potgrown 



STRAWBERRY PLANTS 



$2.00 per 100 

 $18.00 per 1000 



WILFRID WHEELER 



CONCORD, MASS. 



THE FRAMINGHAM NURSERIES 



zoo ACRES, 



TREES, SHRUBS, 

 EVERGREENS, 



VINES, ROSES, ETC. 

 W. B. WHITTIER & CO. 



FINE STOCK OF 



RHODODENDRONS, 

 KALMiAS AND 



ANDROMEDAS. 

 FRAMINGHAM. MASS. 



Send for 

 Price Liat 



LITTLE ADS. BRING 

 BIG RETURNS 



I I This New En,;l»/iu" ..•■ anj 



* • climate producci fine ^njrdy 



Lai 'est assorunenl in New l-J ^ .. .,- ■,_'^ I I This New En,;l»/iu" ..•■ and 



EngLjid. Evergreens, deciduous pTrp I vy /•" ■^7''lil-, K.L climate produces fine .njrdy 



trees, both common and rarer If^ 02iV -*->!»?: rNfUTSC 11^5 shrubs. Special iridc prices. 



vaneoes. . J 513^ ^ - \ "^ I 1 By the thous.-.nds. hardy 



Sturdy, choice stock that can be (I North Abington V ■;'i.X-3S& { 1 Native and Hybrid Rhodo- 



depended upon. Send for cata. 

 log and special trade prices. 



North AbinfitoD 



dcndrons — transplanted and 

 acclimated. Let us estimate. 



Little ads. In our Classified Columns bring 

 big returns to botn advertiser and pur- 

 chaser. 



Anytblog that can be suld to florist*, gar- 

 deners, park and cemetery snpertnt«Ddent«, 

 etc., can be sold through tbls medium lo 

 tbla department, and at very small cost 

 Don't fall to read them each Issue, (or yoi 

 will flnd one or more that will prove proSt- 

 able to yon. 



FALL PLANTING 



Khododendron Maximum. UenilookH, Kal- 

 mla l,atlfolla, IMneH, A2nlea Nudiriom, 

 Hurdy Fernn. 



Senil for Prloo l*Ut„ 



The CHARLES G. CURTIS COMPANY 



Growers and Collectors of Hardy Native Plants ind Trees 



They Cost Only One Cent a Word 

 Undisplayed 



Nursery Stock 



Frott and Ornamental Trv«B, Slirabn, 



Hmall KrultH. ClematU, BrercreeiiB 



Bnd Boseii. 



Wrltr for Tnwle LUt. 



W. & T. SMITH COMPANY, Geneva. N. Y. 



National Nurseryman 



Otilclnl orKnn of Uie American Ai- 

 Hoclatloo of Nurserymen. Clroola- 

 tlon amonf? tbe trnde only. PHb* 

 ItshfKl Montbly. SubNcrtptloD price 

 fl.OO per jmr. Forplirii nuhiicrlp- 

 tlnnit $lJiO per y4>iir. In adTaaoe. 

 Siimple copy frc<- upon nppltcfltlon 

 from tbi)Bp In tlic trnde enclofllnR 

 tlu'lr bnslnens cnrd. 



National Nurseryman Pub. Co.,ini 



218 LiviDgtton BuildinB 



ROCHESTER. NEW YORK 



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