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ROSES 



»»SPLENDID DAHLIAS, ETC. 



Moss Roses $5 to 6 00 



Yellow Roses, Persian, Harrison, and Scotch 4 60 



White Roses, 6 varieties, 2 each. 4 50 



Hybrid and Damask Perpetuals 4 50 



Chinese Daily, or Everblooming 2 50 to 3 00 



Chinese Tea (ETerhlooming) $3 to 5 00 



100 Roses, comprising many classes, 2 or 3 of each variety. 20 00 



50 Eoses, do do do 12 00 



NEW AND SUPERIOR ROSES. 



We have obtained from France, Belgium, and England all the new Roses that have been 

 latterly brought to notice, comprising such as have been announced in various European and 

 American periodicals ; and we shall announce them in our forthcoming " Catalogue of Roses." In 

 the mean time we will furnish them to applicants. The three following American Roses can also 



be supplied : 



King of Prairies $2 00 



Beauty of Green Mount 2 00 



"Woodland Margaret 2 00 



In October, 1857, the above three Roses will be reduced to $1 each. 



FRUIT TREES SUITED TO THE SOUTH. 



PEAR TREES on the Angers Quince stock. 

 CHERRIES on the Mahaleb stock. 

 APPLES on the Doucin and Paradise stock. 



NEW CATALOGUES IN PRESS. 



A CATALOGUE OF HERBACEOUS FLOWERHSTG PLANTS, comprising all the new and 

 extra varieties. 



A CATALOGUE OF ALL BULBOUS FLOWERING PLANTS. 



MEXICAN AND CALIFORNIAN TREES AND PLANTS. 



A large number of species of Trees and Shrubs can be supplied, which were collected by one 

 of the proprietors in the mountainous regions of the Cordilleras, and the Sierra Nevada ; the Mexi- 

 can species suited to the States south of 33 degrees, and the Californian species to all the States 

 south of 40 degrees 



SPLENDID ROSES. 



All on their own roots, and none ingrafted, or budded. 



A new Catalogue of this most favored class of flowers will be issued speedily, comprising the 

 most select and choice assortments of the different classes that have ever been presented to the 

 public. In the mean time, we can only refer to our Catalogues heretofore issued, with the remark 

 that all the most beautiful Prize Roses that have been brought to notice in France and England 

 for the last two years, have been added to our collection, and our correspondents cannot go amiss, 

 when applying for such as have attracted their attention. The prices of all the older varieties 

 have been greatly reduced, and all the New Varieties will be afforded at as reasonable rates as 

 possible. 



Double Prairie Roses, of 20 beautiful varieties, and other fine Climbing Roses, can be supplied 

 6 to 8 feet high, suitable for covering walls or arbors, or for ornamenting pillars or other positions. 



Of other classes of Roses Ave can supply large plants, 3 and 4 years old, calculated to impart 

 immediate ornament. 



SPLENDID DOUBLE DAHLIAS. 



A very select collection, of 150 varieties, comprising the most splendid, 



rare, and superb English and other prize varieties 50 cts. or $5 00 per dozen. 



Superb varieties, less rare '. 38 cts. or $3 00 do. 



Other fine varieties $2 50 do. 



