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POPULAR GARDENING. 



March, 



'^e ExchevR^e 



Amateurs often hatv an exeess of certain seeds, plants, 

 etc., while in leant of others. This department is designed 

 to bring about free exchanges in such cases. 



In The Exchange may be named ichat can be spared, what 

 is wanted and the address. No pHce figures admitted. 

 Any offer that may appear objectionable to the publishers 

 not admitted. Xo responsibility will be assumed for any 

 results connected with The Exchange. Those using the 

 column should correspond before sending articles. 



162. E. Heuftelen, LeRoy, N Y., will exchange 

 Gladiolus, Hyacinthus caridicans, Lilies pulchet- 

 lum and tenuifolium, for perfect stone knives, 

 spears or ax heads. 



163. T. D. Adams. Franklin, Pa., has a large list 

 of choice garden and flower .seeds for exchange. 



164. J. F. La Far, Savannah, Ga., offers Ampe- 

 lopsis Veitchii in exchange for Lilies or Dahlias. 



165. Mrs. L. D. Elder, Dansville, N. T., has vari- 

 ous patterns to exchange for plants, bulbs, etc. 



166. Mrs Lizzie Coharn, Wood Lake, Ky., wants 

 to exchange lists of plants. 



167. Mrs Nellie B. HeufF, Annisquam, Mass., has 

 seeds of Calendula Meteor, Poppy, Marigold and 

 Virginia Creeper to exchange for bulbs; Pasonies, 

 Tigridias, Easter Lily, or Ixias preferred. 



168. Mrs. T. M. Wright, Barnett, Tenn., offers 

 Fartugium grande. Clematis Jackmanii, Callas, 

 Lemon, Day and Candidum Lilies, While, Yellow 

 and Blue Iris, for Gladiolus, Cyclamen, Amaryllis, 

 Colchicum. Brownii and Auratum Lilies. 



169. Mrs. F. E. Sawyer, 4889 Ashland Avenue, 

 Chicago, III., has cuttings of various plants for 

 others she has not, 



iro. Rufus E. Sanborn, Concord, N. H., has the 

 finest strain of Aster seeds to exchange for Gladio- 

 lus, light colors preferred. 



171. Mrs. L. C. Smith, Hood, Miss., offers plants 

 of Christmas tree for Dahlias, Tuberoses, Gladio- 

 lus or flower seeds. 



PI ITNTQ of Hardy Small 

 kiMIl A O Fruits. Best 

 auality. Larg-e Stock. Low 

 Prices. Lists Free, J. F. DAT- 

 TON, Waukon, Ohio. 



A 



TEARS* WORK 



IN THE GARDEN. 



Every Gardener should have a copy. FREE 

 Address H. C. HARMAN, Seedsman, 

 SoDTH Bend Ind 



Beautify and adorn your homes with fruit and or- 

 namental trees, vines, &c., you can 



SAVE MONEY 



by buying of us. Write tor our prices. Address 

 GEO. D. ARNOLD, 



No Agents. Benton Center, Yates Co., N. Y*. 



VbiiREN'S 



ipE-ATHERtONf 



Madp from Quills. The best Whip 

 in the World. Ask your Dealer 

 for them, and take no other. For 

 I sale everywhere. 



ELEGANT SHAPE, 



HEALTH and 

 COMFORT 



Perfectly Combined in 



MADAME FOY'S 



Skirt Supporting 



CORSET. 



It Is one of the most 

 popular and Batisfac-i 

 tory In the market, 

 For Bale by all lead 

 Ing dealers. 



Price by mall $1.30. 

 FOY, HARMON &. 

 CHADWICK, New Haven, Corvn 



LOWERS FROM THE 



OLD COUNTRY. 



50 roots brilliant Anemones, perfectly hardy, 

 all colors, and 50 roots Ranunculi, both delichtful 

 flowers for cutting; produce quantities of bloom; 

 the 100 one dollar, post-free. Guaranteed to arrive 

 safely. 



MORLEY & CO., Preston, England. 



If you want the best garden you have 

 ever liad, you must sow 



Maule's Seeds. 



There is no question but that 

 Maule's Garden Seeds are unsur- 

 passed. Their present popularity 

 in almost every county in the 

 United States shows it. When 

 once sown, others are not wanted 

 at any price. One quarter of a 

 million copies of my new Catalogue 

 for 1887 have been already mailed. 

 Every one pronounces it themost orig- 

 inal and readable Seed Catalogue ever 

 published. It contains among other 

 things cash prizes for premium 

 vegetables, etc., to the amount of 

 $1500, and also beautiful illustra- 

 tions of over 500 vegetables and 

 flowers, (^0 being in colors). These 

 are only two of many striking fea- 

 tures. You should not think of 

 purchasing any seeds this Spring 

 before sending for it. It is mailed 

 free to all enclosing stamp for re- 

 turn postage Address 



WM. HENRY MAULE, 

 7U Filbert St. PHILADELPHIA, PA. 



FOR DYSPEPSIA, 



Mental and Pbysical Exbanstion, 



NerYonsness, Weakened Energy, 

 INDIGESTION, ETC. 



AGIO PHOSPHATE 



A liquid preparation of the 

 phosphates and phosphoric 

 acid. 



Recommended by physicians. 



It makes a delicious drink. 



Invigorating and strengthen- 

 ing. Pamphlet free. 



For sale by all dealers. 



Rnmford Chemical Works, Frovldence, B.I. 

 B?"BE-WAKE OF IMITATIONS. 



GARDEN SUPPLY 



DIRECTORY 



Farm and Garden Seeds.— W. Atlee Burpee & Co., 



Philadelphia, Pa. 

 Garden Supplies, etc.— Peter Henderson St. Co., 



New York City. 

 Grape-vines.— Geo. S. Josselyn, 



Fredonia, N. Y. 

 Grape-vines and Small Fruits.- Lewis Roeseh, 



Fredonia, N. Y. 

 Grape-vines.— T. S. Hubbard, 



Fredonia, N. Y. 

 Garden Seeds, etc.— Shatter Seed Co., 



Mt. Lebanon, N. Y. 

 Garden Seeds, etc.— WUliam Henry Maule, 



Philadelphia, Pa. 

 Grape-vines, etc.— Geo. W. Campbell, 



Delaware, Ohio. 

 Horticultural Houses.- Joseph Plenty, 



New York City. 

 Market Gardeners' Supplies, etc.— J. B.Root& Co., 



Rockford, 111. 

 Nursery Stock, General.-John R, & A. Murdoch, 



Pittsburg, Pa. 

 Nursery Stock.— Irring Allen, 

 Springfield, Mass. 

 Nursery Stock, Ornamental Trees. — Putney & 

 Woodward, 



Brentwood. N. Y. 

 Nursery Stock.— Green's Nursery Co., 



Rochester, N. Y. 

 Nursery and Florists' Stock.— I. C. Wood & Bro., 



^FishkiU, N. Y. 

 Nursery Stock, General.— E. Y, Teas, 



Dunreith, Ind. 

 Nursery Stock, General.— E. H. Ricker & Co., 



Elgin, lU. 

 Nursery Stock. -H. S. Anderson, 

 Union Springs, N. Y. 

 Plants, Seeds, etc.— Paul Butz & Son, 



New Castle, Pa. 

 Plants, Seeds, etc.— Harry Chaapel, 



Williamsport, Pa. 

 Plants, Seeds, etc.— C. E. AUen, 



Brattleboro, Vt. 

 Plants, Carnations a Specialty.— Chas. T. Starr, 



Avondale, Pa. 

 Plants, Seeds, etc.— Ellis Brothers, 



Keene, N. H. 

 Plants and Bulbs. — John Lewis Childs, 



Queens, N. Y. 

 Plants, etc.— E. Hippard, 



Youngstown, Ohio. 

 Plants, Boses a Specialty.— Hill & Co., 



Richmond, Ind. 

 Plants and Seeds.— Chas. A. Reeser, 



Springfield, Ohio. 

 Plants, Bulbs and Seeds.— F R. Pierson, 



Tarrytown, N. Y, 

 Plants and Seeds — Rob't Veitch & Son, 



New Haven, Conn. 

 Seeds, Pansies a Specialty.— L. W. Groodell, 



Dwight. Mass. 

 Seedsand Plants.— William C. Beckert, 



Allegheny City, Pa. 

 Seeds, Plants, etc.— F. H. Mooers, 



I»ittston, Me. 

 Seeds, Plants and Fertilizers. -Aaron Low, 



Essex, Mass. 

 Seeds, Plants, etc. — Albert Williams, 



Sharon, Pa. 

 Seeds, Garden and Other.— James J. H. Gregory, 



Marblehead, Mass. 

 Seeds, Plants, etc —Frank Ford & Sons, 



Ravenna, Ohio. 

 Seeds, Plants, etc,-H. C. Harman, 



South Bend, Ind. 

 Trees, Plants, etc.— Storrs & Harrison Co., 

 PainesviUe, Ohio. 

 P0PU1.AR Gahdeninq may be ordered at the reg- 

 ular price of any of the parties named above. 



A NEW CHERRY. 



Brandy wine (<ein, tree medium size, stroDgr 

 grower, very productiYe. ripens about 1st July, color 

 red, fair ^!iz^^ rot free, sli^^tly acid. Superior for 

 preserviiikT aud cuuning:. A very profitable market 

 cherry. Trees SI each, SIO per doz. packed. Send 

 forcircular. A g-ood stock of Peach, Apple Trees. &c. 

 F. O.BIDDLE, Brandywlue NurierleB, CbaddB Ford, Pa. 



To Our Readers, — Always mention Popular Gardening, and thus secure the best of attention from advertisers. 



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