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August 17. 19:2 



OFFICE 



109 BROAD STREET 



NEW YORK 



Phone 242 Broad 



THEO. FICKE 



TRUCKMAN 



BRANCH 



844 WASHINGTON ST. 



NEW YORK 



Phone 1508 Chekea 



Established 1890 



Special Attention Given to Import Freight 

 Accounts in or out of Town Solicited 



SEED TRADE. 



(Continued from page 32o) 



kill. N. Y. With his long experience 

 and ability Mr. Robinson should make 

 a pronounced success of his independ- 

 ent venture. 



As stated in these columns some 

 weeks ago, no radical changes have 

 been inaugurated in the management 

 of the Jerome B. Rice Seed Co., and 

 none are contemplated. The old and 

 faithful employees who have done so 

 much to develop and make the busi- 

 ness are still loyal and so long as the 

 present organization controls, the 

 business should continue to prosper. 



The Cambridge Valley Fair, fostered 

 and developed largely by the genius 

 and energy of the late Jerome B. Rice 

 is to be continued along the same 

 lines by his trusted lieutenants, and 

 there seems no reason to doubt that 

 its popularity and success will con- 

 tinue. It will be held at a somewhat 

 earlier date than usual, extending 

 from Aug. 19 to 23. Many local seed 

 dealers of Northern New York, Ver- 

 mont and Western Massachusetts, 

 usually attend and many have exhi- 

 bits. 



CATALOGUES RECEIVED. 



W. E. Marshall & Co., New York 

 City— Bulbs for Fall Planting, 1912. 

 Illustrated. 



Wm. Elliott & Sons, .New York City 

 — List of Giant-Flowering Bulbs and 

 Seeds for Fall planting. 



Burnett Bros., New York City— List 

 of Pall Bulbs, 1912. Cover illustra- 

 tions, narcissi and tulips in natural 

 colors. 



Weebcr & Don, New York City — 

 Bulbs, Routs and Seeds tor Fall, 1912. 

 Cover in brown tints with Darwin tu- 

 lips for subject. 



J. M. Thorburn & Co.. New Yor\ 

 City — Wholesale Trade Pricelist of 

 High Class Bulbs for Forcing and Out- 

 door Planting, 1912. 



A. T. Boddington, New York Cit.v — 

 Garden Guide, summer and autumn, 

 1912. Attractively illustrated as usual 

 and with original cover designs of 

 hj'acinth and iris conventionalized in 

 blue, green and gold. 



CHOICE SEEDS 



FOR PiiESENT PLANTING 



Stocks, Asters, Chinese Primulas, &c. 



THOMAS J. GREY CO. 



32 South Market Street, Boston Mass. 



"THE KENILWORTH STRAIN" of 



GIANT PANSY SEED 



K-^^^SK.! Must not be compared with the flimsy Trimardeau 



It is much larger and of good substauce; the Immense 

 flowers, of ZVi to 4 inches, are o£ perfect form, and every 

 tint and shade Is produced in striking combinations and 

 endless variations of beautiful colors and markings. The 

 Stock Plants are most critically selected. It is rich with 

 •ibades of brown, bronze, red, mahogany, and many others too numerous to men- 

 tion. Light, Medium or Dark Mixtures. Head what Growers say about my strains 

 of Pansy Seed in HORTICULTURE of July 20. 



iniQ CCrnC linilf DCinV 2<">0 seeds, SOc, 5000 seeds, $1.00; 

 lalfc OCCUO nun nCHUI K ounce, $1.35; ounce, $5.00. 



PANSIES IN SEPARATE C01.0RS. 



Per 1000 Seeds Preceding 16 Sorts Mixed, in equal 

 Giant Adonis, beautiful light blue. ..25c proportions, per 1000 seeds, 26c: 



Giant Emperor William, ultramarine - ,» », „« ,, , . 



Ijlyg 25c *"y 5 pkts., $1.00; any 11 pkts., 



Giant King of the Blacks, ooai black. .25c $3.00. 



Giant Lord BeaconsHeid, violet, shad- 



ing to white 26c The Rainbow blend is grown 



Giant Golden Queen, yellow 25c from the latest Introductions 



Giant Golden Yellow with dark center.25c of giant pansies of the 



Giant Masterpiece, beautifully ruffled, most beautiful, gorgeous 



with a wide range of color 25c colors; blotched, strip- ,^fSl 



Giant White, very fine 26c ed, veined, margined, ■^^ ' 



Giant White with large violet center. 25c «tc. With every $1.00 



Giant Red, a fine mixture of red worth of pansy seed 



shades 25c I will send 1000 of 



Giant Royal Purple, fine large flower.26c Rainbow free. 



Giant Orchid-flowerins, rare shades. 26c •ind with other 



Giant Bronze and Copper Shades 25c amounts In 



Giant Light Blue, delicate shades of ' ' \f Pro- 



blue 26c portion. 



Giant Dark Bine, deep blue shades.. 26c 

 Giant Zebra Mixed Shades, striped.. 25c 





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PEAS, BEANS, RADISH 

 and all Garden Seeds 



1« 



rowers for the Trade 



l-'^ „.„....30 W. B»^"' 



IZ^. SXR..X. cmcoo 



CO. 



ONION SETS 

 Write for Prices 



J. BOLGIANO & SON 



WHOLESALE FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS 



Established 1818 



IVri'ir For Our Low Prices 



LIGHT, PRATT and ELLICOTT STS. 

 BALTIMORE, MD. 



FRENCH AND DUTCH 



Aik for prtee^ 



Joseph Breck & Sons Corp. 



47-54 No. Market St., BOSTON, MASS. 



POINSETTIAS 

 CYCLAMEN SEED 

 PANSY SEED, 



2 1-2 in. strong, $S per 100 : 

 $45 per 1000 

 the celebrated English 

 strain, $9 per 1000 

 home. grown, finest giant 

 strain. $5 per oz. 

 Send for Catalogue. 

 S. S. SKtOELSKY & CO. 

 laiSBetzBldg. Philadelphia. 



NEW CROP FLOWER SEEDS 



PRIMULA, Obconioa (in colors). P.4NSY, 

 American Show, and all other v.irleties lu 

 mixtures and separate colors. ANTIR- 

 KHlNrM, giant flowering, in col rs. 

 STOCKS, for forcing, all varieties and a 

 full line of Perennial Flower Seeds. 

 Write for list. 



Seed Moi"< h ints and Growers. 

 114 Chambers Street, New York. 



Oklahoma Seed Growers Co. 



Contract Growers of 



Watermelon and Muskmelon Seeds 



for the Wholesale Trade only 



Enid - - Oklahoma 



FLOWER SEEDS 



For Early Sowing 



Price List Jor the Asking 



The W. W. Barnard Co. 



231-235 W. Madison St., 



CHICAGO 



