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GARDENING. 



Jan. I, 



IMPORT PRICES FOR 



RHODODENDRONS m HARDY AZALEAS 



$ 81.25 



mum 

 157.50 



w.no 

 si.: 



J 57 511 

 81 25 

 5T 50 

 SI. 25 



81.25 



HO.IJU 



57.50 



RHODODENDRONS Per doz. Per 100 



Best Named Varieties (entirely hardy), about 18 inches high, good bushv plants, well set with 



bloom bads. This Is the size usually sold at $1 50 each $11.85 



Best Named Varieties (entirely hardy). 2to2»^ feet, good, bmhy plants, well set with bloom buds. 15.80 

 «est Named Varieties (entirely hardy), selected plants, A feet high, well set with bloom buds. . 22.25 

 Best Named Varieties 'entirely hardy), extra selected specimens, well Bet with bloom buds. ;j to 



t: feet hum $5 00 to $25.00 each. 



(These specimen plants cannot be bought In this country for three times the prices). 

 Seedling Hybrids, Krown expressly for the American trade. Perfectly hardv and very beautiful 



colors, nice bushy plants and all well Bet with bloom buds, about IS Inches high It.tJO 



Seedling Hybrids, same as above, but finer plants. 1^. to 2 feet high 11.85 



Seedling Hybrids, extra selected specimens, well set with bloom buds, 3 to li feet high $3.00 to $20.00 each. 



HARDY AZALEAS Per doz. Per 100 



Chent Azaleas, good plants of the finest known kinds, well budded, equal to those sold here at 



$1.50 each % n.oo 



Chent Azaleas, same as above, but larger 11.85 



Azalea Mollis, good plants of the finest named varieties, well set with bloom bud* 9.0U 



Azalea Mollis, same aa above, but larger plants . 11.85 



Azaleas, New HyhrldB lovely new hybrid varieties of Ghent and Mollis; offered only bv Mr. Waterer, 



nice bushy plants . . 11.85 



Aza'eas, N>w Hybrids, same as above, but larger plinls 15 80 



Kalmia Latifolia, nice plants, well Bet with bloom buds U.0J 



The above prlres are for stock grown In England, and Inclrde all charges and free delivery to New Vork City. Orders must reach m*$ nut later than 

 February 1st. and the plants will be delivered at prooer time for planting, abjut April 1st Tne stoe* offered above Is from the larg-*Bt and beat grower of 

 Khodudenjrons and Aza'eas In th" world, and Is superior In every respect to any other In the market. Almost all the notable collections of Rhododen- 

 drons tn the world. Including Mr. II. H. Hunnewell's and Professor Sargent's near Boston, and those In Central Park. New York, were furnished by this 

 nursery. Descriptive catalogue, with full cultural directions and testimonials from customers, will be sent on application. No order for less than ten dol- 

 lars will be accepted. 



Of late years there has been a multitude of new varieties of Lilacs 

 grown, and some of them have very great beauty, but. unfortunately, al- 

 most all the Btock offered, both In this country and Europe has been 

 budded on Privet, and Is practliM.lv worthless for Lilacs grown In this way 

 are certain to die in a few yetrs Nurserymen bud Lllaca on Privet be- 

 cause they can produce a large stock quickly and Inexpensively, but one L'lac, on Its own roots. Is worth a score of budded plants. 1 have arranged with a 

 leading English nurseryman to supply the varieties described, which are of th e best, in good strong plants on their own roots. 

 Alba jEjranrtillora. very large pure white trusses of flowers. 

 J.emoinei More pleno, double rose-colored flowers; fine. 

 Marie Legraey, large panicles of white flowers. 

 Souvenir <Je Louis Spatli, most distinct and beautiful variety; trusses Immense, very compact; florets very large. 



deep purplish red. 

 Charles X, large shining leaves and great trusses of reddish purple flowers. 

 Prices. $1 CO each. $10 oil per dozen, (65.00 per 100. Not less than one dozen supplied unless with an order for Rho lodendnns and Azaleas. Orders 

 must reach me not later than February 1st. Prices include all import charges and freight to New YorK City. Freight from New York must be paid by 

 purchaser, (.luality guaranteed, and stock need not be taken If not satisfactory. 



New Lilacs on Their Own Roots 



J. WILKINSON ELLIOTT, 



LAVDSCAPE ARCHITECT. 



HORTICULTURAL BUYERS' AGENT. Stevenson Building. 



PITTSBURG, PA, 



PLOW 



CANTON, 



THREE SHOVELS 

 AND RAKE 

 ATTACHMENT. 



EICHT, 20 POUNDS 



©3.75 EACH. 



CASH WITH ORDER. 



Parlin& Orendorff Co. 



Larirfslnnd oW^t jM-rmaiii'tillj Mtab- 

 llshCrd Plow Kin-lory in Anierir-u, 



. - - - ILLINOIS. 



FLOWER POTS. 



. STANDARD • 



You will make a mistake if you place your 

 orders for flower pots this Spring without 

 first receiving our estimates for same. 

 Oar plant is now the Largest In the World. 

 Our stock unlimited. Our goods equaled 

 by none. . . . 



A. H. HEWS & CO., 



North Cambridge, Mass. 



The Originators of the Standard Flower Pots. 

 Our capacity now Is 



12,000,000 Standard Flower Pots 



iki: I'KAK. a full llnenf Kali] Pans. 



Send for price llBt. 



THE WHILLDIN POTTERY COMPANY, 



713 to 719 Wharton St.. Philadelphia. Pa. 



BltAVCH WAHEHOrSBS: 



Kearney & Westslde Ave«.. Jersey City. N. .). 

 Jackson Ave. & Pearson St.. Long Island Oly. N. Y. 



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 columns, please say that you saw the 

 adv. in Gardening. 



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Horticultural Architects and Builders, 



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 Bui.dlnKS. erected complete with our patent Iron construction: or for material only ready for election. 



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