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THE AMERICAN GARDEN. 



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CHOICE PLANTS 



FOR EVERY ONE AT WH OLESALE RATES. 



Wc make the following very liberal offer to every reader of The American Garden :— 

 We will s. n. I .-my of the foliowiuir plants, liy express, carefully packed — milking no charge for boxes or 

 packing — n-itli th is cond itimi : no oid'Ki: received K(iu less niAX tiikek dollars, .nor lkjm than five OF A 



We call especial attention to this feature of our business. We 

 distances by express, etc., and we grow large quantities of Plants, 

 are grown in cool greenhouses (as far as practicable), and are thri 

 once, having been hardened oil. They are thrifty, well balance! 



4-inch pots, or to plant in the open ground at once, and make a healthy, vigorous star 

 pots lessens the cost of raising them very much, enabling us to reduce the cost of pla 

 at these 



PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION 



ely engaged in shipping Plants long 

 I pots, of the leading \ arieties. They 

 •igorous, and calculated to do well at 

 y rooted Plants, ready to to go into 

 ' Growing them in small 



i to t he purchaser, and 



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lity 



Plant* at these 



THE DINGEE & CONARD CO'S 



BEAUTIFUL, EVER-BIjOOMING 



ROSES 



The only establishment making a SPECIAL 

 BUSINESS of ROSES. CO 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 vaiieiies, your clioice, all labeled, for SI ; 12 

 for #3; 19 for S3 ; 20 for S4 ; 35 for S5 ; 75 for 

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

 Treatise on the Rose, 70 pp. elegantly illustrated, free to all. 



THE DINGEE & CONARD CO. 

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



purchaser to pay exp 



BY EXPRESS, AND BY EXPRESS ONLY 



ess charges, as, at these very low rates, we cannot afford to pay post 



lown by 

 times tl 



ah. m| 



if culture as I 



These plants 



think because of their cheapness they must be, very 

 I'ge as those obtained, from main' thirists, in large pots 



NO ORDER FOR LESS THAN THREE DOLLARS AT THESE RATES, NOR LESS THAN 

 FIVE OF A KIND. OUR SELECTION OF VARIETIES ONLY. 



1 give a first-class selection at these ju ices. For instance, when five Verbenas are ordered we select fiv 

 purchasers to choose varieties. 



best kinds and different, but cam: 



ROSES!! ROSES!! 



We call especial attention to the qualit 

 procure the in 1/ best. We grow no worth] 

 strong and healthy, free from diseases, and 1 



ot our Hoses. \\ e have spared nci 

 s sorts. They embrace the widest 

 dy for immediate bloom. 



r expo 

 well , 



BEAUTIFUL EVER- BLOOMING MONTHLY 

 SORTS. 



EACH. 



choice named kinds 10 eu. 



Kxtra choice assortment of the very host and 

 newer kinds 15 " 



Asters. Traulfauls 



-Victoria 



Abuliloiis. 5 soi ls . 



Balsams, finest 



Begonias, dowering 



-lnearnata granditlora 



— Rubra 



Bouvardias 



— Hardy Garden Splendid 



Calceolaria '-Shower of Gold' 



Canterbury Bell 



Colons Verschaffelti, leadi 



variety 



< oleus Golden 



Bedder mew) 



hahlias. 1'J land- 



- Ivy-Leaved.. 

 —Mis. Taylor. 



- Mixed colors, line assmti 



-Kxtiaassoitment. 



Heliotrope, finest 



Hollyhocks 



Hydrangea 



Ivies, Knglish. Kvergiveu. 



—German, or Parlor 



I.antana- 



Lemon Verbenas 



Lobelias. :i sons 



HARDY GARDEN OR HYBRID PERPETUAL 

 SORTS. 



EACH. 



Choice named kinds lU cts. 



Extra choice assortment of the very best and 



new er kinds 18 " 



CTS. CTS. 



Lily, The Bermuda Easter 50 



Mam andia 8 



Mcsenibrvaiithemums 6 



Madeira Vine 5 



Malieima 1 idoiata 6 



Nasturtiums, :'. sorts 5 



ilthonna Ciassilolia ....... 6 



oxalis, white, pink, and yellow.. 6 

 Pansies, a very tine assortment. . 5 



Panicnm Vai iegatum 6 



Pinks, Uiaiithus, summer gai den 



KISSENA NURSERIES. 



Japanese Maples, Rhododendrons, Hardy and Green, 

 house Azaleas. Camellias, Poises, Purple Beech, in 

 large quantities. 



Fruit and Ornamental Trees, shrubs and Vines. 



Price Lists Free. 



PARSONS & SONS CO. 



(LIMITED,) 



FLUSHING, N. Y. 



NEW 5RAPES & OLD^mir^K 



K//SJ , **A-SPECIALTY. ^<?J$ 



J. G "Burrow. FishkillNY. * « 



Petunias, single, finest striped.. 5 



— Fancy Hybrid varieties 7 



-Double 12 



Polygonum Seandens 6 



Pilogyne Suavis 0 



Pileas, "Artillery Plants" 6 



Phloxes, hardy 6 



Phlox liruininondi 5 



Liehai ilia A Ilia Maculata 15 



smilax 6 



Sweet William . 0 



Torenia 8 



Tiadescantia. striped sorts 5 



Tuberose, Pearl 6 and 8 



Verbenas, named. 6 



-Mixed 5 



Violet, Marie Louise 6 



CAYUGA LAKE NURSERIES 



Nr\A/ STRAWBERRIES 

 E- vv RASPBERRIES, BLACK 



D C - D D I C Q Fruit and Ornamen tal TREE! 

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WE SKXU PLANTS KAKKI.l T< ■ A I.I. I'Altls 111 Till- V XI 1Kb STATKS. WK OUAIIANTBE THIS. 



For full descriptior 

 a line colored plate of 

 Clematises, Bedding P 

 getting up Club orders 

 readers ot this paper, 

 this in THE Amehican 



es of Plants not quoted here, see our Illustrated Catalogue for 1X88. 1 'ontains 

 White (irape Prentiss, and a superb collection of Buses, Lilies, (iladioluses, 

 If you buy Plants, you want it. We give very liberal cash discounts to those 

 i(i give the most for the money of any establishment in the U. s. Sent free to all 

 ey by P. 0. order, or in registered letter, at our risk. Address, stating yon saw 



F. R. PIERSON, 



Florist and Plant Grower, 



TARRYTOWN, N. Y 



Union Sprinsrs, N. Y. 



Hardy Plants & Bulbs. 



We are the only firm in the United States who 

 make a specialty or growing Hardy Plants and Bulbs 

 alone. All the new as well as old sorts will be found 

 in our new Descriptive Catalogue of 70 pages, which 

 is sent free to all. 



Each. Perdoz. 



New scarlet Clematis $0.25 $2.50 



Lilium Auratuni. large bulbs 25 2.50 



H vacinthus Candicaiis, per doz.. 50, 75 and SI. 00 



Aquilegia Glandulosa, true 30 3.00 



And all other new sorts at equally low prices. 

 The Trade and Large Buyers liberally dealt with. 



VVOOLSON & CO. 

 Drawer E. Passaic, N. J. 



Telephone Call, Passaic, 00. 



SMALL FRUITS. GRAPE VINES. 



E. P. ROE 



big standards and novelties. A fine lot of dormant 

 plants for late setting. Send for Illustrated Descrip- 

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E. Tr*. EOE, 



Cornwall-on-Hudson. N. Y. 



1 PATENT COlD 



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WASH 111 



SWEET POTATO PLANTS, 



Yellow Jersey and Improved Red (best). 



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In season. Prices on application. 



M. ENGLE & SON, 



Marietta, Pennsylvania. 



?0 Cor flaunt 



St. N. V 



SMOX FISriT PLANTS. 

 TRUES. Headquarters 10 



the unrivalled New Currant 



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INDIANA PAINT AND UOOFIXG CO., 



Indianapolis, Ind., 

 and 155 DTJANE STREET, New- York City. 



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