September 30, 1916 



HOETICULTUEE 



437 



MAMMOTH AUCTION SALES 



on TUESDAY, OCT. 3 

 and FRIDAY, SEPT. 6 



10 o'clock a. m. 



Mammoth Shipments of Dutch and French -Grown Bulbs 



ALSO LOCAL CONSIGNMENTS OF 



Palms, Ferns, Dracaenas, Rubbers, etc., to be offered in lots 



to suit the large and small buyer 



■ Send for weekly auction catalogue. "S» 



The MacNiff Horticultural Co. 



52 to 56 Vesey Street, NEW YORK 



THE LARGEST HORTICULTURAL SALESROOMS IN THE WORLD 



Hardy Roses 



NEW YORK STATE two-year field-grown, Low-Budded and Own- 

 Rooted Stock, in prime grading of leading " Florists' Varieties" of HYBRID 

 TEAS, PERPETUALS. POLYANTHAS and CLIMBERS. Nov- 

 ember delivery ex. dock New York, packing free, per 100 $12.50; per 

 1000 $120. Wrile for list of Varieties available. Stock is grown by A I 

 firm under contract for 



AUGUST ROLKER k SONS, " '.tri'^o'^^S'^' New York 



DRACAENA CANES 



FELIX 



& 



DYKHUIS 



Boskoop, Holland 



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Florist Stock for Forcing. Rhododen- 

 drons, Hydrangeas, Roses, Lilacs, etc. 

 Nursery Stock. Aucubas, Buxus Bushes 

 and Pyramids, Laurels, etc. 



COLIN CAMPBELL, Importer, 



90 Nassau Street. 

 New York City 



LafQest assortmem in N cw 



En^^nd. Ever^eens, deciduous ^TT '' T7 



tt^o. bodi common «nd iww ll\Sl fV 



Sturdy, choice stock that cAn be 

 deper>ded upon. Send for amxa^ 



log and special trade prices. 



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This New EngUnd y^*,and fi 

 cUm,&tc produces fine ifurdy 

 ICn^S shnibs. Special trade pncss. 



By the thousands, hardy ;> 

 Nativs and Hybrid Elho<Jo- 



dendrons — trajisplanred and 

 accJiniated. Let us estimate. 



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HOLLAND NURSERIES 



BBBT HABDT BHODODKKDBOXt, 

 AgAT.KAB. CONIVBB8, OUEMATU, 



■. P. ROSES, SHBT7BB AWD 



BAOKOrS FLAlfTB. 



P. OUWERKEiW, 



m Jim a. WntukM HiMHi 

 P. 0. Nt. I. Ritatn N. I 



HILL'S EVERGREENS 



BKST FOB OVBB GU.LF A CBXTtTBT. 



Small, medium and larce ilzea isppllAA. 

 Price list B«w r*a<7. 



THE D. HILL NURSERY GO. 



BrarcrMB gpedalUU. L«rc**t Growers la 



Amerlem. 



BOX 41*, DDVBKK. ELI.. 



BOBBINK & ATKINS 



Nurserymen^ Fknists 

 and Planters 



RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY 



Nursery Stock 



Fmlt and Oriiameiital Treei, Bhnba, 



Smftll Fraltt. OlemAiU* ET«rffr*«a« 



and Boses. 



Write for Trade Llat. 



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



REMEMBER! 



U It', a Hardr Perennial er ae called OM 

 FaahloD Flewer werth vrewlsff, we haTe U 

 bi ene shape aad anetlier the year reaad. 

 We haTe the larsest eteck In thl. cenafcrr, 

 all made In America, and enr prices 



will average 7Sc per doz., $5.50 per 100. 



Why .ay mere hereT Bend far a«r 

 Whole.ale Price Llat ef Tarlettas and baa*- 

 flt from the eppertaaltlee thl. afferde yem. 

 Addree. 



PALISADES NURSERIES, Inc. 



W. CI.li CAS, 



SPARKILL 



N. Y. 



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National Nurseryman 



Official orctn of the American As- 

 sociation of Nurserymen. Circula- 

 tion among the trade only. Pub- 

 lished monthly. Bobecrlptlsn prios, 

 (I.OO per year. Fsrclrn .obserip- 

 tlen., (1.00 per year. In advaBoe. 

 Sample copy free apon appUcatlOB 

 frem those In the trade enclosing 

 their bnslBsas ear4. 



National Nurserpan Pub. Co.,]"!: 



HATBORO, PA. 



ROSE STAKES 



In 

 Stock 



EXTBA STIFF No. 9 GAI.V. WIBK 



4% feet — S13.05 per 1000 



CARNATION SUPPORTS 



tlS.OO per 1000 plants. 



TIE CARNATION SUPPOtT CO., Cmursvill*, lai 



^ROBERT CRAIG CO, 



B0»E», PALAIS. 



and Novelties In Decorative Plunts 



lURKET aid 49tll STREETS. PHILADELPHIA. PA. 

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