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THE AMERICAN GARDEN. 



[March, 



NEW YELLOW COLEUS, 



G-olden Bedder, 



The Most Distinct, Effective, and Valu- 

 able Bedding Plant Introduced in 

 Many Years, and one that 

 has come to stay. 



It supplies a long-felt want with certainty, in 

 giving a rich yellow effect in carpet and ribbon gar- 

 dening, which has long been needed. 



It has never before been sent out, but is NO untried 



NOVELTY, HAVING KEEN THOROUGHLY TESTED THE PAST 

 TWO seasons, during which it has had a local reputa- 

 tion, and has, without a single exception, kept its color 

 under ah conditions and exposures, holding its color 

 during the hotest and dryest times. 



IT HAS THE UNQUALIFIED INDORSEMENT of such noted 

 gardeners as Ferdinand Mangold, gardener for Jay 

 Gould; John Egan, gardener for H. B. Hyde, President 

 Equitable Life Insurance Company; Mr. Draney, gar- 

 dener Lloyd Aspinwall estate; M. Oounelan, gardener 

 for W. H. Webb, the noted ship-builder ; and all others 

 who have seen it. For testimonials as to its value, full 

 description and prices, see our illustrated catalogue for 

 1883. Contains a fine colored plate of the new White 

 Grape Prentiss, and a superb collection of Roses, 

 Lilies, Gladioluses, Clematises, Bedding Plants, etc.,_ 

 WHICH WI! OFFER AT WHOLESALE RATES,— the most 

 liberal and advantageous offers ever made. If you 

 buy plants, you want it. We are also the largest 

 holders in the United States of 



THE BERMUDA 



Easter Lily. 



The best new plant introduced in years. 

 FOR FORCING, FOR WINTER FLOWERS, 



Unequaled as a Greenhouse, Conservatory, or Parlor 

 plant. Blooms one month earlier, and is three times 

 as productive as all others, and has been known to 

 produce. 



145 Flowers on a Single Stalk. 



Flowers pure, waxy white ; deliciously fragrant ; 

 First Premium awarded us, N. Y. Horticultural 

 Society, May, 1882. 



All lovers of really rare and choice plants should not 

 fail to send for our Illustrated Catalogue, with full 

 description, notices of the press, prices, etc. 



Address, stating you saw this in The American 

 Garden, 



F. R. PIERSON & CO. 



Growers and Introducers, 



TARRYTOWN, N. Y. 



1883 — SPRING — 1883. 



Those who wish to raise 



DELICIOUS FRUITS & 



tion, or to ornament their trrouml* with N.-w |ai..l 



Beautiful ORNAMENTAL Trees, 



Shrubs, Evergreens, Noses, lines, etc., should send 



for our Abrideod Catalogue, mailed Ire, application, 



Now is the tii..>- to prepare orders. Address 



„ „ ELLWANCER & BARRY, 



Mt. Ilope IVurseries. Rochester, K. Y. 



V- '- ■ ■ ' 'V-h'. " I t'. ...hir.-.l. Seed )...- lull account 



SEES A SPECIALTY. APPLE, 

 11 Fruits, etc. Price, list free. Mention 

 It. S.JOHNSTON, Stoekley, Del. 



SMALL FRUITS!! 



And Grapevines. One of the largest and finest stocks 

 ever grown, combined w ith exceedingly liberal offers. 

 All the leading novelties. Catalogue free. 



Address, p T> nftP 



Comwall-on-Hudson, N. Y. L. Jr. O U H . 



"ViriNTER FLOWERS. 12 CHOICE ROSES 



_ VV for winter blooming, by mail, post-paid, for 



SI. 00. Premium with every order. Order at once. 



Mention this paper. WM. B REED, 

 Chamlier.shui g Nurseries. ( 'hambei sluirg, Pa. 



NEW GRAPES & OLD 



U A SPECIALTY. 



J.G.BuRRow. FishkillN.Y. 



BIG BOB NIGH'S SUPERB 



"Are the BIGGEST and BEST strawberries yet in- 

 troduced." For Descriptive circular, lowest prices, 

 and best stock, address Propagator, 



J. W. NIGH, Piqiia, Ohio. 



"SUPERB," 



The great new red Raspberry, unequaled in Size, 

 Flavor, and Productiveness; unexcelled in earliness, 

 and perfectly hardy. Send for Descriptive Circular 



J. CHURCHMAN, Burlington, N. J. 



30 CHOICE COLLECTIONS 



Of Small Fruits. Grape Vines, Flowering Shrubs, 

 and Ornamental Climbers, offered tit trreatly re- 

 duced rates. By express or mail. Also a full line of 

 Nursery Stock. 



Send lor our descriptive Illustrated Catalogue, and 

 Guide to the Fruit and Ornamental Planter. Sent 

 free to all applicants. 



WM. H. MOON, 

 Morris ville, Bucks Co. Pa. 



STRAWBERRIES, CRAPE-VINES, 



Tree Seedlings and Evergreens. 



Heavy stock. Low prices. Catalogues free. 

 JENKINS NURSERY, 



Winona, Columbiana Co. Ohio. 



The 

 New 



GRAPES 



jgarrantgdtrue. Cheap by mall, tow rates to dealt 



Prentiss, 



i Poekllneton, Duchess, Lady Washington, Ver-^ 

 1 . r*"Ht, etc. 



ires'" L\E(.I ~ 



r I S [IrBmKD.Frertonia.N.Y. 



GRAPES. 



First-Class Stock. 

 All Leading Varieties. 



BERRIES. 



MONTCLAIR RASPBERRY, the best variety for every one to plant. 20 Pre- 

 ■arded on Exhibits of Grapes this season. Send for Price List. 



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



NEW WHITE GRAPE DUCHESS ! 



PAiso PRENTISS. POCKLINGTON, LADY WASHINGTON, EARLY VICTOR, 



BACCHUS. VKKGF.NNKS. I II I KKSON, BRIGHTON, WOK BEN, etc., etc. 



TYLER, CUTHBERT, GREGG, mA'nVTie^ 



other Pear Trees; CHERRY: I'll »l: U nieiloo and Wager PEACH; CHAMPION 

 OUNCE; < ' I K K ANTS, < i OOSEB EK K I ES. Ilnui iik-iH a I Trees, Shrubs. < limbing 

 Vines. ROSES, ISulbs, etc., at to* miry. FRESH and OCCTfeQ 111 BUEK or 

 •V,'",*;.- illustrated (!;,tal',gue a n.l Price-List Free. RELIABLE OfebUO PACKETS. 

 II. S. AN I) R SON, Cayuga Lake Nurseiic (. I S5.'»> Union Snrintrs. N.Y. 



CRAPE 



WATER FOWLS. 



Ued New Cur 



FAY'S PROLIFIC 



VINES, 



, Thoroughbred LAUD and * 



BEST MARKET FEAR 



PEACH, PLUM, PEAli, APPLE, 

 QUINCE and other trees; dOsorts 



_ _ well. Mine 



lhaiiiinn, Crescent .Kcuti 



82 per r - "' 

 berries, < 



Loinst cash prices. Send for Catalogue 

 J. S. COLLINS. Moorestown, K. J. 



n WW UblilllLV vjeti, muter, 

 n</, < r, w , W.A , „/.,,/, ,/,. \7, a, pl< .s.v 



•r 10()O. Raspbernes,BBcfc 

 s, Currants, ::u s. >rts of gra 1 es. 



THE DINOEE & CONARD CO'S 



BEAUTIFUL EVER-BLOOMING 



ROSES 



The only establishment making a SPECIAL 

 BUSINESS of ROSES. 60 LARGE HOUSES 

 for ROSES alone. We GIVE AWAY, in Prem- 

 iums and Extras, more ROSES than most establish- 

 ments grow. Strong Pot Plants suitable for immediate 

 bloom delivered safely, post-paid, to any post-office. 5 

 splendid varieties, your choice, all laheled, for SI ; 12 

 for S3; 19 for S3; 26 for S4 ; 35 for S5 ; 75 for 

 S10 ; 100 for S13. Our NEW GUIDE, a complete 

 Treatise on the Rose, 70 pp. elegantly illusiratedjree to all. 



THE DINGEE & CONARD CO. 

 Rose Growers, West Grove, Chester Co., Pa. 



Latal,,e;ue ot l.c-sr K.isph 

 Gooseberries, rptr Ul T|T » VTCHESTER Strawberry. Best 

 Currants, and A IV fj III AH of all, Prolific as Crescent, 

 hrirhr celor, qualify, ami /ir,u. 1 liirtv acres of Hants, 



WITH 1,000,000 YOUNG ONES 



Finch, Primo, Jersey Queen, Bidwell, and other best sorts. 



sh^dseeWHO WANTS BIO BERRIES 



our BEAUTIFUL COLORED PLATE showing MANCHESTER IN 

 II I I Ml IMV... P.. n't."- Ripe in. I Half Ripe, 



AND LO TS OF THEM^j^g| 



E. W. PARSONS & CO. 



Westchester, N. Y. 



CATALOGUES FREE. 



FOR SPRING OF 1883. 



Deciduous Trees, fine Irish Juniper and other Ever- 

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

 Apricot. GrejfJ? Raspberry 'lips, strawberry Plants, 

 1 year Cherry etu i ants, Con. Col. and Sinalley's Def. 

 Asparagus Hoots, Tuberose Hitlbs, Kulalia var. and 

 Zebrina. Kitanthiis Havenna, and a general assortment 

 of nursery stock. Send for circular. 



H. M. ENCcLiE & SON, Marietta, Pa. 



ROSES 



13 FOR $1. 27 FOR $2. 



Best and cheapest in the 

 I world, ire mean this. Will 

 prove it by sending sample plant for 15 cents. Safe 

 arrival and satisfaction guaranteed. WE LEAD ' n 

 quantity, quality, size and prire of all choice plants, 

 new and old. Valuable premiums GIVEN AWAY. 

 Pith Annual Illustrated and Instructive Cntalnirae free. 

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



1 R ^ R /» 1 R R ^ POMONA NI RSERY!-5,000 

 UJU " IOOJ Kiefler's Hybrid Pears in orchard, 

 and 50.000 m Nursery, propagated 

 exclttsirelii li..ni Si a ndnrds. So Bnds 

 01 Scious taken from Dwarfs. Nigb's 

 superb strawberry. Hnnsell Rasp- 

 berry, Blackberries, x™ Grapes, and 

 Currants. Fruit, Shade, and Orna- 

 ental Trees, Vines, and Plants in variety. 

 Catalogue free. 

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



OUR CATALOGUE 



Mailed Free to All. 



Strictly First-Class 



Small Fruit Plants. 



V. H. HALLOCK, SON & THORPE, 



Queens, I» I., W. IT. 



