March, 1890 . 
ORCHARD IIn'dI GRRDE N 
63 
THE 
CHRYSANTHEMUM. 
No engraving can do justice to the unique and peer- 
lessbeauty of this NEW CHRYSANTHEMUM (Mrs. Alpheus Hardy.) 
Imagineplants completely studded with balls of flow- 
ers one foot in circumference, whose petals curve 
gracefully inward, and which in turn are dotted with 
a peculiar hairy-like growth, the whole resembling, 
more than anything else, masses of SNOW-WHITE OSTRICH 
PLUMES, and you then begin to form some idea of the 
beauty of this royal flower. Your garden will not be 
complete this season if it does not contain the “ OSTRICH 
PLUME CHRYRSAMHEMUM." 
(Pamphlet witn instructions for culture free with each order.) 
PRICE. — For fine plants, certain to bloom, 40c. each : 
three plants for $1 ; seuen plants for $2; twelve plants 
for $3. Free by mail. 
ft^git.With every orderfora singleplant or more will 
be sen t gratis our superb Catalogue of “EVERY- 
THIi G FOR THE GARDEN," the largest and most beautiful 
ever issued, on condition that you will say in what 
paper uou saw this advertisement. Club orders for 
THREE, SEVEN or TWELVE plants can have the Catalogue 
sent, when desired. to the SEPARATE ADDRESS of each mem- 
ber comprising the club, provided always that the 
paper is named. To those not purchasers it wilhn 
be mailed on receipt of 25 cents (in stamps). 
PET 
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OSSNWYORK 
NEW STRAWBERRY 
* “LADY RUSK” 
The best berry for lonff distance shipments. Will not 
rot or melt down if packed dry. Headquarters for all 
leading varieties of Berry Plants and OR AT £ VUi ES 
having 300 acres in cultivation. Catalogue free. 
WM. STAHL, Quincy, III. 
DREER’S 
SEEDS, PLANTS, 
BULBS & REQUISITES. 
Have been sown, planted and used by many successful cultivators for over Half 
a Century. Our liberal treatment of all in the past is sufficient assurance for 
the future. We avoid sensational and impossible novelties , so the beginner as well aa 
the experienced grower may relv on descriptions of varieties and prices offered in 
DREER’S GARDEN CALENDARlSi?Kf4d D wok^ » GaSd": 
and should be in the hands of every one who has a garden. Mailed on receipt of 
postal HENRY A DREER, 714 Chestnut St., Philadelphia 
One Hundred Dollars a Bushel. 
I WILL 1MT one hundred dollars for a bushel of Peas that in earliness and yield will surpass the 
early variety to be found in my seed catalogue, page 23. Don’t send me any “ First and Best,” “Earliest 
of All,” “Dexter,” or “Alaska;” they won’t fill the bill ; neither have I .yet found any of the numerous 
extra earlies sent out by my fell* w-seedsmen able to “toe the mark” with this new pea. Seed catalogue tree 
to everybody. 1 make a sped 1 :y of quoting rates to market gardeners and others needing large quantities of 
choice strains of seed JAMES «J . If. GKr.UOU Y, Marblehead, Mass. 
GIVEN AWAY. 
Do you love Flower*? Then send 10c. 
for Park’* Florul Guide, 
full of floe engravings, nuperb col- 
ored Illustration* and tioral notes 
— just what you want ; with it, as a 
FREE Gift we will send Seed* of 
Vcnldiuni Fngu*— unquestion- 
ably the grandest golden flowered 
seedling plant for bedding known: 
blooms continuously in such profusion 
that the entire surface of the bed forms 
one sheet of rich golden color ; gorgeous, 
beautiful; easily grown ; value 20c. 
Package Mixed Flower Seed*, 
over 500 kind*, value. 1 
Certificate for Seed* — your choice 
Sum pie Copy Park’* Floral Magazine 5c. 
All these, worth 60c., sent with Guide, for only I AC. 
They will delight you. Send at once, and tell your IU 
friends to send 0^7* Till* will not appear again. 
C. W . PARK. Parkton, Metal P.O., Pa. 
p. S. — Park’s Sew Rose Budget. about Roses, superbly 
Ulus., only Si5c.— allowed on first order. Send for it also. 
SEEDS AND POTATOES. 
Sunlit Star, Early New Zealand, Early Minister, and over 
100 other varieties Potatoes. Earliest Corn and Cabbage 
In the world. Catalogue and pkt. Green and Gold \V. Mel- 
on Free If youmention O. & G. 
GEO. A. BONNELL, Waterloo, N. Y. 
Standard Greenhouse Pots. 
LAWN VASES, HANGING BASKETS. &c. 
These goods are first class In every respect and low in 
price. Special prices. given on 
CAR LOAD LOTS IN BULK. 
Send for prices and mention Orchard and Garden. 
L. D.C. SCHOFIELD, New Brighton, Pa. 
Lorillari Tomato. 
Introduced by us last sea- 
son, is the most solid and 
delicious variety grown ; 
unequalled for forcing or 
garden culture. For 15 
cents we will send, post 
paid, a pkt of the 01 iginal 
grower’s seed, and our il- 
lustrated catalogue. 
A. D. COWAN & CO., 
IU Chambers St., 
P.O.Box 2541, New York 
TOOLS 
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W W.BARNARD&CO. CHICAGO 
6-8. N. CLARKST. 
esohs to HIRAMSIBLEY &D0S seedand /do 
IMPLEMENT BUSINESS AT CHICACO. 
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Guide full of practical ideas about all kinds of 
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Vegetable*. Flower*, Bulb*, etc., nec-i 
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all who mention this paper. With I 
price* lower, quality higher, better facil-B 
ities for filling orders promptly, generous I 
treatment and over 40 year* Seed Farm 1 
experience enables us to please you. 
A. W. LIVINGSTON’S SONS, Box 263, COLUMBUS, O. 
THE 
Jr are those put up by 
. D. M. FERRY & CO. 
' Who are the largest Seedsmen in the world. ^ 
D. M. Ferry & Co’s 
Illustrated, Descriptive and Priced 
S£ED ANNUAL 
for 1890 will be mailed FREE to all ap- 1 
plicants, and to last season’s customers. ‘ 
It is better than ever. Every person ‘ 
using Garden , Flower or Field 1 
Seeds should send for it. Address 
D. M . FERRY A CO, 
DETROIT, MICH. 
A NEW 
POTATO. 
Early Six Weeks Market- 
Guaranteed ■ i weeks earlier than any 
other. Yield J-’-iO bu per acre— lb 50c. 
2 1-2 lbs. 81, oy mall. 30 pkts. seeds $1. I 0 Roses, #1! 
8 Chrysanthemums 50c: 10 Concord Grape Vines, f 1. Best 
Catalogue published, free. Send for It to-day. 
J. A. EVEKITT <te CO , Seedsmen, Indianopolis, Ind. 
QFFflQ lOpkts Vegetable Seeds. 25c.; 6pkts 
OkLUOl Aster, Carnal ion. Dahlia, Pansy, 
Double Petunia and Verbena, 10c.; 6 HOUSE 
Dl AMTS 25c - ; 5 GERANIUMS, 25c. Catalog 
r LHIl I O Free. A. Anderson, Leigh, Neb. 
BECKERT’S Send for our 
GARDEN 1890 
SEEDS Catalogue! 
which we mall free to all pur- 
chasers of seeds. It contains a 
complete list of everything that 
is desirable In Vegetable and 
Flower Seeds, Select Field 
Seeds, Seed Potatoes, Spring 
Bulbs, Plants, &c., &c. 
W M. C. B ECKE It T, 
SEEDSMAN, 
ALLEGHENY, PA. 
JS^Mentlon this paper. 
They Are Liars!! 
“Let them put their statement on paper if they 
dare,” who say our Garden Seed are not as fresh 
and reliable as any in the land. All seed sent 
out by us are tested and warranted to be fresh 
and pure, crop of 1889. Send for our 
r 365 • DINNER • 365 * 
box, containing enough seed, if properly planted 
and cared for, to furnish fresh vegetables for 
dinner every day for one year. This box 
contains 25 packets of seed for the garden, all 
different and all desirable, and would cost if 
bought at your store $1.25; our price, sent by 
mail, 50 cents. Address 
BEACH & CO.. Florists, 
RICHMOND, IND. 
Note. — T he above firm are reliable and our 
readers can rely on every word they say. — Ed. 
