16 



[January, 



the bermuda 

 Easter Lily. 



The Best in the "World for Forcing, 



FOR WINTER FLOWERS, 



For the Conservatory. Greenhouse, or 

 Parlor. 



The most valuable, as it blooms quicker, is more 

 fragrant, never fails to bloom, and produces from, three 

 to four times as many flowers as any of the older 

 sorts. Commonly bearing from 10 to 15 flowers, and 

 many specimens 30 to 70, and one plant has borne 



145 Flowers on a Single Stem. 



FIRST PREMIUM 



New-York Horticultural Society, May, 



The New York Times, speaking of this 

 (which it styles a rich floral display), says: 

 pure white, fragrant, and systematically form* 



produced." For other notice 

 scriptioi], eft;., see our circu 

 After forcing in the greenhoi 

 planted in the open ground, wl 

 It is perfectly hardy, our I 

 muda, the native home of tl 

 large wholesale demand, our 

 bulbs this season has been ej 

 limited supply of extra large 

 $1 each — $9 per doz. Alsoab 

 bulbs at $2 each, suitable for c 



ss. full de. 

 Tee to all. 

 \ it can be 

 diiiii again. 



These prices are 

 Post Office in the V 



We have a flue st 

 pots, well rooted ai 



will soon be exli'a 

 this liberal offer, 

 started bulbs -with 

 Parties ordering t 

 plants cannot go b; 



'milts, delivered free i 



b Lilies started in large 

 ■ immediate forcing, and 



F. R. PIERSON & CO. 



Growers and Introducers, 



TARRYTOWN, N. Y. 



Mill? BROTHERS, South OLshmlmrv. ■ onn., send free 

 I I .» 1 J I i i ..i.^.^pk- "I It-si ■in.. ■■ HI" kl. rni-„ I, rapes. 



<;.Ki«.-lH.Trics. TMtf If 4 V ll'-Sll-'R str.mlM.inry. Best 

 Currants, and -4 -Mill iflA^ „f all, Prolf/lr as < rescrnf, 

 !rwht ,,-lor, ;■,,.,/ qualify ,\i iht /<>■■':. 1 hirtv a, t es of Plants, 



WITH 1,000,000 YOUNG ONES 



Finch, Prime Jersey Queen. Biduell, and other Lest sorts. 



s ,l7 d ° 5 elWH0 WANTS BIO BERRIES 



our 1SI1AI TIFUL COLORED PLATli shnwini/ MANCHESTER IN 

 FULL FRIMIIN'.;, Berries Ripe and Half Ripe, 



AND LOTS OF THEMJS-^S^ 



PEACH TREES A SPECIALTY. APPLE, 

 Plum, Small Fruits, etc. Price list free. Mention 

 this paper. K. S. .TOI1 NSTOX, Stookley, Del. 



■ K. \J EL Spring of 1883 one of 



E ■ 



the largest anil finest stocks „t small i- run 

 Grape Vines ever grown in this country. ' 

 novelties a specialty. The superb hook 

 with Small Fruits," is ottered at reduce. 



Holiday (Jilt. Catalogues flee. Address. 



E. P. HOE, t'ornv all-oii-Hiuls 



w 



IXTEK FLOWERS 



All Hail to Mel. 



"The mcst promis- 

 ing of all the new 

 Strawberries I have 

 tested." — Ex -Pres. 

 W. C. Barry. '■ Its 

 mtriis as a prolific 

 and profitable mar- 

 ket berry are pretty 

 well established."— 

 Vick's Monthly. "I 

 have teen nothing to 

 equal it in prcduc- 

 .tiveness."— Geo. S. 

 Wales. "Seems to 

 possess nil desirable 

 qualities."— Geo. A. 

 Stone. "You won't 

 have half enough 

 J. Charlton, Vlck Bros. 

 . Smith has succeeded 

 famously with it. Send me $5 worth. "— M. P. Wilder. 

 A\vni«.-d isn berries per plant. Quality, size, beauty, 

 firmness, vigor "O.K." A'l old and new Straw- 

 berries, Raspberries, Grapes, Fruit Trees, etc ., for 

 sale . Headquarters for the James Vick, and Shat- 

 ter's Colossal Raspberry. Send for Engraving, Fruit 

 Ixsritn. Ton, and sample Green's Fruitgrower, all 

 free, to Green's Nurseries, Box 562, Rochester, N. Y 



$1.00. Premium with e 

 Mention this paper. 

 Chambershnrg Xurseri 



N EW GRAPES 8c OLD. ^-l T R* ri 



J.. G. Burrow. Fishmm-NY * 



BIG BOB 



SUPERB 



"Are the BIGGEST and BEST straw berries yet ii 

 troduced." For Descriptive Circular, lowest price 

 and best stock, address Propagator, 



J. AV. NIGH, Pinna, Ohio. 



i I 



yard that may be beautified or utilized, 

 a cemetery lot that may be adorned, even a win- 

 dow sill that maj' be ornamented by the planting of 



SMALL FRUITS 

 WCARNATIONSHB 



RDSES,SHRUBS&FL0WER1NG 



PLANTS! 



Should send now for my Spring Catalogue. 



to be issued early in the«eason. 

 It is free to all. It is full of information. 

 It offers plants.at reasonable prices. 



SUPERB," jgyj^yg 



ROCHESTER. 



The great new red Raspberry, unequaled in Size 

 Flavor, and Productiveness; unexcelled in earliness 

 and perfectly hardy. Send for Descriptive Circula 

 and prices to the originator, 



J. CHURCHMAX, Burlington, X. J. 



A 



1 1 . -.1 ipi i 



Guide to 



WM. H. MOON, Morrisville, Pa. 



Extra fine 1 and '-'-year standard and 

 Dwarf Kieffer Pear trees ifroni originator's 

 stock). Head-quarters at the North for 

 Texas Red Hybrid Blackberry, and Ivanhoc 

 Apple. Strawberries. Raspberries, Peach 

 Trees, etc., at lowestrates. Address, 



R. H. HAINES, Moorestown, X. J. 



STRAWBERRIES, CRAPE-VINES, 



Tree Seedlings and Evergreens. 



Heavy stock. Low prices. Catalogues free. 

 JENKINS NURSERY, 



Winona, Columbiana Co. Ohio. 



Splendid and Wonderful Variety of 



PALM LEAVES, 



Pampas, Sea Oats, Eulalia, and many 

 other beautiful, larf/e, and dura- 

 ble Grasses, all natural 

 dried and bleached. 



Tastefully arranged in shape of large Bou- 

 quets,— the most elegant 



DECORATION 



for large rooms, buildings, and churches. 

 ASP L E Mill) NOV K LTY. 

 Each, .41, $2, s:i. and si, according to size and 

 finish. 



ARXOED PUETZ, Florist, 

 Jacksonville, FEORIDA. 



1P.3P. /»1RR'3 POMONA XI KSJiltY ! — a.uuu 

 00 SJ1IP Kieffer's Hybrid Pears in orchard, 

 5,000 in Nursery, propagated exclu- 

 sively from healthy standards, no 

 buds or scions cut from dwarfs. 

 Strawberries, Raspberries, Hlackber- 

 ries, Grapes, and Currants of all the 

 approved varieties. Fruit, shade, and 

 ornamental trees, vines and plants. 

 Catalogue free. Mention this paper. 



WM. PARRY, Parry P. O., N. J. 



Prentiss. 



Pocklinjrton, DucIuhh, Lady Washington, Ver- 

 gemica, Moore's Early, 11 rig. 



Pri.-.'.- r.-i.,.-.,i. AIsooMht Small F 



rhton, JctfVrwon, etc 



en lies, MooreV Early- 



LARGEST STOCK IN AMERICA. 



ROSES 



GRAPES. 



First-Class Stock. 

 All Leading Varieties. 



BERRIES. 



1 13 FOR $1. 27 FOR $2. 



I Finest ever-blooming sorts, your 

 I choice, all labeled, free by mail. 



Best and cheapest in the 

 I world, u-e mean this. Will 

 prove it by sending sample plant for l."» cents. Safe 

 arrival and satisfaction guaranteed. WE LEAD >" 

 .piantitv, quality, size arid price of all . hoiro plaid* 

 new and old. Valuable premiums GIVEN AWAY. 



12th Annual llhutrate.l ami I ustrm tive ( 'ahilogu.- I '. 



WOODS, BEACH & CO., New Brighton, Pa. 



me to plant. 20 Pre- 



E. & J. C. WILLIAMS, Montclair, N. J. 



NEW WHITE GRAPE DUCHESS ! 



aiso PRENTISS. POCKLINGTON, LADY WASHINGTON, EARLY VICTOR, 



itwcnr*. vi:k<;i:\m:s. .h i i i:k>-on. kkigiiton. u»iti>nx. etc.. etc. 



! i! S ' If (; t ; 1*1,1". II: Waterloo and W 

 1 IM I I KKAM'S, < ; tilts I ■; u J .; |{ [{ I ] Oriiamcni 

 ines, BOSKS, Hnlb*. etc., at h,„- „,:*. FRESH and 



I pagclllllstra •»i»b«-nr l m.| Prlee last Free. KF.M \ 15 1,1) 



H.S.ANDERSON, Caynica Lake Nurseries, ( K*ini,u»h 



lies*, SNVDEH, Hidv,,.., 

 •tc: Kieflor's Hybrid and 

 :cr I'KACHj CHA.HI'ION 

 ibing 



■i IS.t.tH'iiion Springs, N. V. 



CRAPE 



SMAH FRUIT PlAJiTS. 

 TRICKS. Headquarters fo 



the unrivalled New Currant 



FAY'S PROLIFIC 



VINES, 



Thoroughbred LASB and * 



AN OFFER TO FARMERS. 



I have invented a Self-supporting Board Fence, 

 needs no posts, can be made in the barn on rainy days, 

 ,-osts :!() cents a. rod less than post and board fence. 

 It is not patented, but for SO cents I will send It.I.rs- 

 TttATtcn FBXi'K Tkf.atisk. telling I low to make it, and 

 one of the following Premiums: 1st, a one-foot box- 

 wood pocket rule; 2.1. Kendall's Horse Book, 100 

 pages. :S5 illustrations ; l-id, one package of .Sugar 

 Trough Gourd, Acme Tomato, Prize Head Lettuce, 

 Verbena, and Phlox, or all the above for GO cents. 

 Address 



WA1DO F. BROWN, Box 75, Oxford, Ohio. 



FOR SPRING OF 1883. 



Deciduous Trees, fine Irish Juniper and other Ever- 

 greens, Peach in variety. SI. Pear, 1 year Plum and 

 Apricot. Gregg Raspberry Tips Strawberry Plants, 

 1 year cherry currants, Con. Col. and .^mallcy's Del. 

 \siaragus Hoots, Tuberose Pulbs, Kulalla var. and 

 Z. iirina Knanllius Ravenna, and a general assortment 

 of nursery stock. Send for circular. 



H. M. ENCiEE & SON. Mnrietla. Pa. 



