THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE OF AMERICA. 



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I BOBBINK & ATKINS I 



I WORLD'S CHOICEST NURSERY j 



j AND GREENHOUSE PRODUCTS | 



I AUTUMN PLANTING. 1 



I The Months of August and September are the Best Time to 1 



= Plant Evergreens. = 



I EVERGREENS, CONIFERS AND PINES. -\V.- luiv.. iimn- tliaii 7.-> | 



§ acres planted with attractive- EV'EKiJl.'KKNS. Our colU-ctinn is nm- f 



^ ceded to be tlif most complete and niimniticeut ever assoinhle'I in p 



g America. Tlie varieties comprising saitu- have been thorou;rblv tested = 



s and proved bardy. Our jdants are dug with a ball of earth ami liur- i 



s lapped previous to shipr>ing. Before purchasing elsewhere intending y 



g purchasei-s should not fail to inspect our collection. ^ 



I THE FOLLOWING PLANTS FOR OUTDOOR PLANTING. INTERIOR I 



I AND EXTERIOR DECORATIONS ARE AMONG OUR | 



i SPECIALTIES. i 



STRAWBERRIES Potted and 



field j^T'nv II in all the leading 

 varieties. We have many thou- 

 .sands of Strawberries and are iu 

 a position to fill itrders of any 

 KJze. 



AUTUMN BULBS AND ROOTS. 

 — We urow and iin|»>i-t .pumtities 

 of Bulbs and Roots from all [)arts 

 of the world. 



PEONIES AND IRIS.— We have 

 a eomplete ii>llc<'tii)n "»f tbem 

 ready for September delivery. 



ENGLISH IVY. — We gr-wmany 

 thousands in trained forms and 

 ordinarv plants from twu t<i ei^br 

 feet tall. 



HEDGE PLANTS.— We grow a i 



quantity of Califorma Privet. I 



I'.ertMM-is and .dher Ib-.lu'e plants, : 



HARDY OLD - FASHIONED 



PLANTS.— Several aires <jf our '= 



Nurst-ry are exclusively devoted | 



to their culture. | 



PALMS AND DECORATIVE i 



PLANTS.— We have several acres | 



of (Jreeuhouses in which we grow = 



I'alms, Ferns and a large eollee- | 



tion of Plants for Interior and | 



Exterior deeoratiuns. | 



PLANT TUBS. WINDOW I 



BOXES. ENGLISH GARDEN = 



FURNITURE AND RUSTIC e 



WORK.— We iiianufaeture all f 



^l^;lpes and siz-'s. = 



I OUR NEW HYBRID GIANT-FLOWERING MARSHMAXLOW.— I 



= Everybody should visit our Niusery and see this wonderful New Old- | 



= fashioned Flower now in bln<nu. = 



i OUR ILLUSTRATED GENERAL CATALOG NO. 45 and AUTUMN i 



s BULB CATALOG describes our I'roduets. Mailed upou request. | 



M "We Plan and Plant Grounds and Gardens Everywhere," | 



I NURSERYMEN. FLORISTS AND PUNTERS | 



j RUTHERFORD, N- J. 



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SPECIAL NOTICE 



If our salesman has not called to see 

 you, please notify us. 



Pot-Grown 



STRAWBERRY 

 PLANTS 



All the New and Standard Varieties 

 Transplanted 



CELERY PLANTS 



THE MACNIFF 



HORTICULTURAL CO. 



56 Vesey Street 



NEW YORK 



FIELD GROWN CARNATIONS 



NOVELTIESand STANDARD KINDS 



OUR stock out-doors has never been in better condi- 

 tion than it is this year, both as to size of plant and 

 freedom of rust and other disease. 

 Send me a Hst of your wants and let me quote you my 

 prices. 



Matchless, the new white; Mrs. Cheney, the best new^ 

 variegated; White Wonder, Northport, Mrs. C. E. Ward, 

 Commodore, Brooklyn, etc., etc. 

 I will guarantee these plants. 



CHARLES H. TOTTY 



CHRYSANTHEMUMS ROSES CARNATIONS 



MADISON, N. J. 



