64 SIEBRECHT & SON, NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. 
'Siebrecht Jr," PJani Stands 
THE QUEEN PLANT STANI>; 
Each Stand adjustable. lo Inches from floor to 30 inches In height, or more, If required. 
Very iisefnl for the decoration of lioinos and for use on all public occasions. I\Iade 
of iron and enaniolcd in plain colors or in delicate tints to harmonize with its sur- 
roundings; also furnished in antique copper, nickel and brass. Can be converted 
into all kinds of tables at slight extra cost. Table-tops can be furnished (12 inches to 
24 inclies) square, round, or of any shape desired, beautifully made and finished from 
natuial woods, or enameled in colors to match stand. Prices, enameled in plain 
colors or tints, $3.50; antique copper, nickel and brass plated, $4.50. 
THE "SIEBRECHT JR." PLANT STAND. 
In use these stands are easily arranged for any height desired, and are especially serviceable for elevating large plants above small ones. 
The "Siebrecht Jr." is one of the handiest and most practical articles yet invented for general use in dozens of ways about a greenhouse. 
In grotiping plants for decorative effects it is especially useful. 
We offer these stands, all ready to be screwed together, which can be done by hand in a few minutes, in the following sizes: 
Per pair | Per pair 
I. 15 inches high, plain cast-iron flanges, %-inch pipe $0 65 III. 24 inches high, plain cast-iron flanges, %-inch pipe $1 00 
11. 18 ' "5 I IV. 30 " " " 1 25 
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Aquatics 40 
Cactus Collectiok 26 
Cannas ... 39 
Carnations 38 
Chrysanthemums 38 
Clematis 46 
Ferns and Selaginellas — 
Adiantura 23 
Nephrolepis, or Sword Ferns .... 24 
Platyeeriums, or Stag-horn Ferns . 25 
Tree Ferns . . . . 26 
General Collection 24, 25 
Fertilizers 61 
Fruit Trees and Plants — 
Apples, Crab Apples, Pears, Apri- 
cots, Peaches, Cherries, Plums, 
Quinces, Nectarines 59 
Grape Vines 60 
Nut Trees 59 
Small Fruits 60 
Tropical and Semi-tropical Fruits . 61 
Hardv Bulbs 61 
Hardv Cllmbing Vines 45 
Hardy Perennial Plants . . . 46-51 
Insecticides 61 
New and Rare Plants — 
Acalyphas 3 
Amaryllis Hybrids 3 
Asplenendrium 4 
Begonia 5 
Cosmos 5 
INDEX. 
New and Rare Plants— Page 
Dracsenas 4 
Fieus 5 
Hybrid Fern, New 4 
Lilacs, or Svringas 5 
Sabal . . . ■ 4 
Tillandsia . o 
Orchids — 
Cattleya 14 
Ccelogyne 15 
Cypripediums 16-19 
Cypripedium Collection 6 
Dendrobiums 6, 17 
Hardy Orchids 21 
Lselia 15 
Materials for Culture 21, 62 
Odontoglossums 18 
Phalienopses 19 
General Collection 14-22 
Ornamental Grasses ........ 35 
Our Arboretum — 
Shrubs, Deciduous 57, 58 
" Evergreen 59 
Trees, Deciduous 52-54 
" Decorative 56 
" Evergreen 54, 55 
" Naiiinized 56 
Palms and Cycad-s— 
Areea 7 
Coeos 9 
Kentia 8 
Latania 11 
Livistona 9 
Pandanus 35 
Phoenicophorium 11 
Palms ast> Cvcads— Page 
Phoenix 8 
Pritchardia 10 
Thrinax, or Silver Thatch Palms . .11 
General Collection 8-11 
Rose Hill Collection IJ 
Rhododendrons and Azaleas . . 44, 45 
Roses 41-43 
Rustic Work 63 
Select Seeds 61 
Stove and Greenhouse Plants — 
Anthuriums 27 
Caladiums 29 
Crotons 29, 30 
Curmeria 29 
Dieffenbachias 32 
Draeasnas 30, 31 
Ficus 32 
Marantas 33 
Nepenthes, or Pitcher Plant .... 34 
Nidularium 33 
Rubber Plant 32 
General Collection 27-35 
Stove and Greenhouse Vines — 
Asparagus . 37 
Bongaiiivillea 37 
General Collection 37 
Succulent Plants 26 
Supplies and Requisites .... 02-64 
Tender Bulbs and Tubers— 
I Amaryllis 36 
j Cyclamen 36 
I General Collection 36 
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J. Horace McFarland Co., Hokticulte'RAL Printers, Harrisburo, Pa. 
