Autumn, 1902. 



FRED K W. KiLSEY, 150 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. 



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Native Trees and Shrubs, 



With Inckeased Facilities, I can now furnish very complete assortments of all the more 

 desirable indigenous Trees, Shrubs and Plants, and on the most favorable terms, where stock 

 is required in large quantities, per 100 and 1000. Much of this material has been transplanted 

 and grown a year or more in Nursery Rows, thus giving It increased value for vigorous growth 

 when received. Leading varieties of the Acers, Betulas, Cercis, Clethra, Dirca, Crat^gus, 

 CoRNTJS, Andromedas, Azaleas, Itea, Ilex, Hamamelis, Myrica, Kalmias, Rhus, Rubus, Roses, 

 Spir^ias, Viburnums, etc., of different sizes, at from $5 to $15 per 100, and at special low prices 

 per 1000. Send list for quotation. 



Native Herbaceous Plants. 



These native perennial plants are sometimes effective In mass-plantings. Leading varieties 

 of Achillea, Anemone, Aquilegia, Aster, Asclepias, Cassia, Hemerocallis, Hepatica, 

 Hibiscus, Iris, Lxsimachia, Origanum, Pyrethrum, Ranunculus, Solidago, Trillium, Viola 

 and others. Good, well-rooted stock can be supplied at a few dollars per loo, and from f25 to fSO 

 per 1000. 



Prices and particulars on application. 



For List of Varieties, etc., see General Catalogue No. 48 for 1902. 



Hardy Herbaceous Plants, 



Nursery Grown. 



The general appreciation and increased demand of late for "old-fashioned gardens," bring 

 largely into use the more free flowering and effective herbaceous plants. Id formal gardening 

 they are indispensable, and most desirable in every border or flower garden, not only for the 

 showy bloom all through the season, but for cut flowers as well. 



The following are only a few of the many herbaceous perennials I am furnishing, of excellent 

 quality, at lowest prices. Estimates for particular kinds and quantities, or for planting a garden 

 complete, given on request ; also suggestions for arrangements for effective planting without 

 charge. 



Low prices per 100 and 1000 on the following : 



ACHILLEA (Yarrow). Best varieties ; fine. DELPHINIUn (7yartei/)Mr). Leading kinds. $2 



$2 and |3 per dozen. Low rates per 100. and ^-3 per dozen. 



ANEHONE Japonica, Alba and Rosea. D\CEKYVi^\{Bleedmg Heart). Low rates per 100. 



Bloom from August to November. Beauti- mrxvr k 1 t c / in ni^..„\ «q r^^^ 



, , ,., „ . DIQITALIS (-Tox Otoiie). $j per uozfn. 



ful white or rose flowers in profusion, with ^ j o j 



large golden-yellow centres. Very fine. Dl ANTH US (Hard;/ Pirifc). $2 and $3 per dozen. 



$3 per dozen; special price per 100. ERIANTHUS RAVENNA (Grass). Hardy and 



ARUNDO Donax and Variegata. $3 to $5 per fine. $3 per dozen ; $10 to $20 per 100. 



AcxcD^- Low rates per 100 and 1000. EULALIA J APONICA var. ZEBRINA. Fine. 



ASTERS. Fine plants of the large splendid ^ 20 per 100. 



varieties. &2 and $3 per dozen. Low rates ^7. . * . ^ ., , ^ ^„ , 



per 100. FUNKIA {Plantain Lily). $2 and $3 per dozen. 



AQVILEGIA {Columbine). Beautiful varieties ; OAILLARDW {Blanket Flower). Very showy. 



fine plants. $3 and |4 per dozen. $2.50 per dozen. 



ASTILBE JAPONICA (Ja2>an s;5irffia). Fine. nELlA^TtiUS {Sunflower). Showy kinds. 



$2 and $3 per dozen. . . ^. . ^ ^ 



BEGONIAS, Tuberou8=rooted. Best single HIBISCUS Hoscheutos, and other best sorta. 



and double. »2 and $3 per dozen. HOLLYHOCKS. Choice selection of the 

 CAnPANVLA {Blue Bells or Bell Flower). Best finest double varieties. Strong flower- 

 varieties. $2 and |3 per dozen. ing roots, $3 to $5 per dozen. Low rates 

 CONVALLARIA {Lily of the Valley). Strong, per 100. 



hardy clumps, f 4 per dozen ; $15 to $25 hEHEROCALLIS (i^ay 4i2.50 per doz. 



per 100. For Forcing Pips, see page 1-1. \ s> nj v r 



DAHLIAS. Special collections of the finest IRIS Qermanica. Strong flowering roots, $2 



single and double varieties ; very fine. $3 per dozen; extra, $2.50 per dozen; $8 to 



and |4 per dozen. Low rates per 100. $15 per 100. 



The Trees, Shrubs, etc., are doing well. The Bay Trees are making fine growth and everything is very 

 satisfactory. t, t. 



Maiden, Mass. i*- 



