October 7, 1916 



HOETICULTUEB 



473 



MAMMOTH AUCTION SALES 



on TUESDAY, OCT. 10 



1 



10 o'clock a. m. 



and FRIDAY, OCT. 13 



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 



l^ Send for weekly auction catalogue. "Si 



The MacNiff Horticultural Co. 



52 to 56 Vesey Street, NEW YORK 



THE LARGEST HORTICULTURAL SALESROOMS IN THE WORLD 



PEONY DAHLIA — Mrs. Frederick Grinned 



Seedling 1911. The Most Wonderful Dahlia In- 

 troduction. Creates a Sensation Wherever Shown 



Its color is pond-lily pink, ami like the pond-lily. It will grow in water from 

 a bud just showing color to a full bloom. It keeps anywhere from four to ten days 

 and will show its color in artilicial light as well aa In sunlight. Grows equally 

 well In shade or sun, does not require rich soil and has a delicate fragrance which 

 Is very inviting. 



Has received the following awards : 



1st Class Certificate New Bedford Horticultural Society, September 14. 1911. 

 1st Class Certificate Massachusetts Horticultural Society. August 8. 1914. 

 l8t Class Certificate Newport Horticultural Society, August 13. 1914. 

 Bronze Medal Massachusetts Horticultural Society, August 7, 1915. 

 Bronze Medal Newport Horticultural Society, August 12, 1915. 

 Special award Southern New P^ngland Country Fair, September 14, 1915. 

 Silver Medal, New Bedford Horticultural Society, September 21, 1915. 

 Silver Medal, Massachusetts Horticultural Society. September 9. 1910. 

 Gold Medal, Rhode Island Horticultural Society, September 12, 1916. 



ORDERS Will be Taken Now for Delivety Next Spring. Righk or Stock 



For Sale in tyhole or in Part 



Address for Particulars 



JOHIM P. 



93 BEDFORD STREET, 



IMEV 



NEW BEDFORD. MASS. 



BeU Pbone 2486-W 



National Nurseryman 



OOlclal •r(>D of the Annleaa Am- 

 •ocUtlon of NnrMrjinoii. Clrcvla- 

 tlen imooK tli* trade only. Pab- 

 llshod montlily. ■•kMrtytUa »Haa, 

 fLM p«r 7«Br. Farvica aabMrl^ 

 Hoaa, flJO wmt r*". !■ adTUiea. 

 Sampl* e«p7 frM apon appllcattoa 

 from tbaa* Is Ue trada ancloaUc 

 tbtlr bailBaM ouC 



National Nurserpan Pub. Co.^jic. 



HATBORO, PA. 



8t'o"ck ROSE STAKES 



EXTBA BTrFF No. 9 OAI.V. WIBB 



4,Vi feet — $13.05 per 1000 



CARNATION SUPPORTS 



flS.O* per 1000 pUnta. 

 THE CAMUTION SUPPOIT CO., CioiirsvUle, lal 



REMEMBER! 



U It'a • HKV<l7 Parranlml ar aa tmlla* OU 

 Vtaahlan Flower worth rrowinc, wo havo U 

 la OBO sbapo and another the 7oa> ra«a4. 

 Wo bare the larteat itoek In thia eoastiT, 

 all made In America, and our prleaa 



will average 75c. perdoz., $5.50 per 100. 



Why say aaore hereT Send for omr 

 Wholeiale Price Llit of vartetlea aad boaa- 

 Mt from the opportaaltloa thU afferda 70m. 

 Addreea 



PALISADES NURSERIES, inc. 



m. W. 01.1; CAa, Maaaf. 



SPARKILL - N.Y. 



BOBBINK & ATKINS 



Nurserjrmeti, Florists 

 and Planters 



RUTHERFORD, 



NEW JERSEY 



Nursery Stock 



Fmit and Ornamental Tree*, ■hraba, 



Small Frnlta, Clematle, KTorvrooaa 



and Boaoa. 



WrIU for Trade IJat. 



W. ft T. SMITH COMPANY, Giuva, N. T. 



HOLLAND NURSERIES 



BK8T HABDT BHODODENDBOira, 

 AZAI.EAB, OONIFBBB, CIJBHATU, 

 H. F. B08BB, 8HBI7B8 AMD HJ»- 

 BACEOCB FLAMTB. 



ROBERT CRAIG CO. 



gd&E», PALMS. 



and Moveltlee In Decorative Plants 



■AROT ud 4111 STIOTS. PWUSaPUA. PA. 



P. OUWERKERK, 



2ie jui a. wiitwtii UfM 



p. Kb. I. MtlH N. I 



HILL'S EVER6REENS 



BKBT FOB OTXB HAXF A UBBTUBX. 



Baall, madlaai aad larfo aiaaa aapplM. 

 Prlea Uat mow raa47. 



THE D. HILL NURSERY CO. 



Brarsraaa Bpactellata. L«rgaat Qrowara ta 



Amarlea. 



BOX 4M. DumtXK. II.I.. 



LILYJBULBS 



RALPH M. WARD & CO. 



7i MURRAY ST., MEW YORH 



When Writing to Advertisers Please Men- 

 tion Horticulture 



HYDRANGEA 

 OTAKSA & AVALANCHE 



Field prown plants, ready lor O-inch pots; 

 .fl4.00 per 100. 



ANGLIN & WALSH CO. 



W UamibridKe, N. Y. 



