THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE OF AMERICA. 



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I BOBBINK & ATKINS 



I "WORLD'S CHOICEST NURSERY AND GREEN- 



I HOUSE PRODUCTS" GROWN IN AMERICA 



1 Sevpral years of constant thouglit and efTort placos us iu a position i 



s to fill orders for all kinds of Nurs^ery and Greenhouse I'rotlucts for Out- f 



g door I'lantinjrs and Interior Tecoratious. independent of European Im- ^ 



§ portations. Among our many attractions growing in our 300 acres of = 



= liifljly lultivated Nursery are large iiunulitn-s of the fcilhiwing special- | 



= ties: 2 



ROSE PLANTS.— Hybrid Tea. 

 Per|.i'tiijil ami other varieties. 



EVERGREENS and CONIFERS. 



SHADE TREES, FLOWERING 

 SHRUBS and JAPANESE MA- 

 PLES. 



HARDY OLD ■ FASHIONED 

 PERENNIAL PLANTS. 



BAY TREES and larRe leaved 

 dect)rative iiiants. 



PEONIES. German and Japan- 

 ese IRIS. 



DWARF. TRAINED and OR- 

 DINARY FRUIT TREES. STRAW- 

 BERRY PLANTS and <.ther small 

 Fruits. 



OUR NEW HYBRID GIANT 

 FLOWERING MARSHMALLOW. 



PALMS ami FLOWERING 

 PLANTS I'T Inleriiir and Bx 

 tirini" li.ciiralioMs, 



HARDY VINES and CLIMB- 

 ERS. 



CALIFORNIA PRIVET. BER- 

 BERIS ao.l other Hedge I'lants. 



BOXWOOD anil other large 

 l-aved Kvergreens. 



DAHLIAS. CANNAS and other 

 r.ull.^ ;in.l llocits. 



JAPANESE FLOWERING 



CHERRY and CRAB APPLE 

 TREES. 



RHODODENDRONS, English. 

 Hardy Iljlirids. Catawhiense and 

 .\la\iniiiiii variities. 



PLANT TUBS, WINDOW 



BOXES, ENGLISH GARDEN 



FURNITURE and RUSTIC 

 WORK. 



The above arc descnlxd and prii .-d ill i-iir Illustrated General Catalo 



Nil. 45, mailed upon request. VISITORS are made welcome 



to Inspect our Products, which is very iniportaut before 



placing orders. 



"WE PLAN AND PLANT GROUNDS AND GARDENS 

 EVERYWHERE." 



CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. 



NURSERYMEN. FLORISTS AND PLANTERS 



RUTHERFORD, N. J. 





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General Offices and Factory— ELIZABETH, N. J. 





New York 

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Boston 



49 Federal St. 



Philadelphia 

 40 S. 15th St. 



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International | 



Flower Show! 



SEE THAT YOU RECEIVE OUR 

 NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE 



ALSO OUR NURSERY CATA- 

 LOGUE OF SHRUBS.TREES, PLANTS 

 AND OTHER NURSERY STOCK 



Grand Central Palace, New York 

 March 17-23, 1915 



Under tKe Auspices of 



Horticultural Society of New York 

 New York Florists' Club 



Write for our catalogue whicK 

 vcill be mailed free on request 



W. E. Marshall & Co. 



.66 West 23rd Street NEW YORK 



Schedules and All Particulars From 



I I JoKn Young, Secy, 53 W. 28th St., N. Y. | 



Mr. Gardener, are jfou preparing 

 to exhibit at this Show ? We want 

 your co-operation and exhibits. 



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