Farquhars' Reliable Seeds, 19 looutU Market St., Boston. 95 



OKNAMENTAL, SHRUBS — continued. Each. 



Forsythia Fortune!. Bright yellow; upright. May, . .50 



Hydrang-ea Paniculata Grandiflora. Immense panicles of large, white, ray flowers; 



one ot the best shrubs, September, October, 50 



Lonicera Tartarica. Tartar icm Honeysuckle. Fink tiowers; red berries. May, . . . .50 



Magnolia Glauca. Dwarf; white, fragrant, 1.00 



Magnolia Lenne. Large, purple flowers, 2.00 



Mag-nolia Soulangeana. Large, blush flowers. April, ■ l.OO 



Paeonies, Tree. Magnificent, large flowers 50e. to 1.00 



Philadelphus Coronariu3. Mock Orange. Fragrant, white flowers. June. . . . .50 



Philadelphus Grandiflorus. Large flowers; white. July 50 



Rhododendrons Among the most beautiful of all shrubs; large variety of colors. . l.OO- 



Rhododendrons. Large plants in bud $1.50 to 4.00 



Rhus Cotinus. Smoke Bush or Purple Fringe. Very effective, 50 



Ribes Aureum. Missouri Currant. Yellow; in racemes. May 50 



RubusOdoratus. Dark rose; large, handsome foliage 50 



Spirea Callosa. Rose-colored; handsome, 50 



Spirea Reevesii Flore Pleno. Double; white, in clusters 50 



Syringa Vulgaris. Coin mo )i Lilac. Purple; fragrant, 50 



Syringa Vulg'aris Alba. White Lilac. Fragrant. May, . .50 



Symphoricarpus Racemosus. Snowbemj. Pink, with large, white berries. May, . .50 



Tamarax Gallica. Pink; very pretty. Foliage fine .50 



Viburnum Plicatuna. Snowball. Globular heads of white flowers, 50 



Weigelia Rosea. Rose-colored. Elegant shrub. May, 50 



Weig-elia Candida. White; beautiful. May, .")0 



Weigelia Variegata. Pink, foliage variegated. May, 5a 



ORNAMENTAL AND SHADE TREES. 



Prices from, 50c. to ^2.00 each, according to size and variety. 

 Please send for list of varieties and sizes for special prices, when about to plant. We can furnish 

 a great variety of trees, including: 



Ash. White, American, European Mountain, Weeping 

 Beech. Purple, Cut-leaved, American. 

 Birch. Weei)ing, Cut-leaved, Canoe, Red, Sweet or Black. 

 Chestnut. Horse Chestnut, Rev- ^nd White Flowering, Sweet. 

 Elm. American, English, Weeping. 

 Linden. American, European. 

 Magnolia. Acuminata, Tripetala. 



Maple. Norway, Sugar, Scarlet, Rock, Weir's Cut-leaf, Silver. 

 Poplar Balsam, Silver-leaf. 

 Oak. White, Royal. Red, Burr. 

 Spruce. White, Blue, Hemlock , Norway. 



Pine. Austrian, Norway, Pitch, White, Scotch. " 



Hedge Plants. Arbor Vitoe, Buckthorn, Privet, Pyrus Japonica, Norway Spruce, Hemlock. 

 Si)ruee. Prices accosding to size. Please correspond. 



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FRUIT TREES ^ SMALL FRUITS. 



APPLES. 



Price, 50c. Each. Large Sizes, 75c. and $1.00. 



Our list includes such varieties as are best suited for the New England States. Fine, healthy 

 trees will be furnished. 



SUMMER APPLES. 



Early Harvest. Yellow. August. 

 Primate. Large, yellow. August. 

 Red Astrachan. Red. August. 

 Sweet Boug-h. Yellow. August. 

 William's Favorite. Deep red. August. 



AUTUMN APPLES. 



Alexander. Strij)e(l. October- November. 

 Fall Pii)pin. Yellow. Octol)er- December. 

 Gravenstein. Striped. September-October. 

 Maiden's Blush. Pale. October. 

 Porter. Yellow. September. 



WINTER APPLES. 



]?aldwin. Red. Unsurpassed quality. 



Fanieuse. Red. Flesh white. 



Golden Rus.set. High flavor. Nov. - Apr. 



Hubbardston Nonsuch. November - January. 



King. Very large. Crimson and red. 



Ladies' Sweet. Red and yellow. 



Mother. Large, striped. 



Northern Spy. Lrirge, delicious. 



Rhode LslandGreening. Excellent. 



Roxbury Russet. Medium size. 



Talman Sweet. Yellowish. November -April. 



