April, 1890. 
87 
ORCHARD 
n eli cio us FRUITS 
U For ORCHARD and CARDEN. 
Beautiful Ornamental Trees, Evergreens, 
Shrubs, Koses, Hardy Plants, etc , for parks, 
public grounds and gardens. The largest and most 
complete stock in the U. S. New illus. FI\rP 
and descriptive priced Catalogue* con- k K !■ b 
taining important information for planters, | I I L» 
ELLWANGER & BARRY, 
KOt'UESTEli, K. T. 
This grape orlg'na, 
i in the GrcenMoun- 
talns ot Vermont. It 
Is very early ; color, 
greenish white; pulp 
tender, sweet and 
delicious. The only 
grape yet Introduced 
that ranks U rst, both 
In earliness and qual- 
ity. Each vine sold 
will be sealed with 
our Trade-Mark. 
None genuine 
without It, as our copyright name “ GREEN 
MOUNTAIN,” gives us the exclusive right lor 
its propagation for sale. Send for Circular giving 
further Information. Address „ 
STEPHEN HOY T’S SONS. New Canaan, Ct 
THE IDAHO PEAR. 
A new and distinct variety, of largest size and finest tex- 
ture, rivaling In quality the best European varltles, hardy 
In tree and foliage, and destined to become Immensely 
popular wherever tried. 
An Illustrated pamphlet will be sent on application, with 
full history and description of this pear, and the opinions 
of such men as Prof. Budd, Dr. Hexamer, Parker Earle, 
P. Barry, P. J. Berckmans, Dr. Hoskins, Waldo F. Brown, 
T. T. Lyon. W. Falconer, Storrs & Harrison Co. J. V. Mun- 
son, H. M. Engle, Samuel Miller, E S. Carman, E. Van De- 
man, J. T. Lovett, etc., etc 
Single tree by mall postpaid $2.50. Three for $6.00. AH 
trees sent out are under the seal of our registered trade- 
mark. 
The Idaho Pear Co , Lewiston, Idaho. 
1838 1890 
POMONA NURSERIES 
WONDERFUL PEACH. 
Lawson, Kieffer, Le Conte and 
Idaho. Japan and NATIVE 
Plums. Apples, Cherries, Peaches and 
Nut-bearing trees. Strawberries, 
Raspberries, Blackberries andG ra pes 
In large supply. All worthy old and 
promising new fruits. Catalogue free 
Will. PA RRY Parry, N. J. 
My specialty for 33 years, 
vines of all valuable vari- 
eties. Nice 1 yeur Concords 
•MO per 1 . 000 . Niugara.Em- 
uvncuc, a m aiiu^ie'u, xxi i * vo, etc. pi- 
dustry, Triumph and other Gooseberries. Blackberries, 
Raspberrie8.Currants& Strawberries. Finest stock; prices 
low. Catalogs free. GEO.W. CAMPBELL, Delaware, Ohio. 
i FOREST trees 
fatal pa Speciosa, 
White Ash, European 
Larch, Pines, Spruces, 
Arbor Vittes, etc., etc. 
CcUalpa Speciosa Seed. 
Forest and Evergreen 
Seeds. 
R, DOUGLAS & SON. 
Waukegan. III 
The “YULE” Strawberry. 
Tho pamlnu uteo mKnrer* thn TnKlo X . 
The coming strawberry for the Table, for Market or fo’ 
Canning. Ten days ’ater than Sharpless. Perfect blosson 
and shape. Large size, splendid tlavor. Color deep, dai k 
red. running the same througn the flesh of the berry. Fh si 
solid yet Juicy: and with no hollow center. For furtln 
information address 
naan, Conn. 
Stephen Iloyt^s Sons, New Ca- 
rV'ISEEDS 
try Northern grown. 
Fallen br«oro,vt 
STAYMAN S NO. I STRAWBERRY 
Lari 
aere 
rge and line; produced at the rate of 30,000 quarts per 
.Price, $1 00 per dozen, $5.00 per 100. 
IFIUFI The earliest and best black Grape known, 
JLvTCLa equal to the Delaware In quality. Price, 
$1.00 each. Send for testimonials. 
STAYMAN & BLACK., Leavenworth, Kan. 
impure farm annual 
Hi I— SL cl handsomely Illustrated with colored 
will BUS IBB W plates painted from nature, tells all about the 
nrCT OCCnC lnclu(lin e RARE NOVELTIES Of sterling merit, 
KP\ I Ar CUA which cannot be obtained elsewhere. Itis mailed FREE 
to all who want really first-class Warranted Seeds 
W. ATLEE BURPEE & CO., Philadel 
Plants, Roses, Shrubs, 
Fruit and Ornamental 
Trees, Crape Vines, 
Small Fruits etc. 
EVERYTHING IN THE NURSERY LINE. 
RAREST NEW. CHOICEST OLD._ 
Sendten cents for our illustrated catalogue of 
about 150 pages, containing a certificate good for 
ten cents in seeds, etc, Or send for our 33 page 
abridged catalogue and price-list free. 
36 years. 24 greenhouses. 700 acres. 
THE STORRS ft HARRISON CO., Painesville, Ohio. 
REED’S 
ROSES 
These offers are made to secure early oruers lrorn ail vvfco 
love Choice Koses. A tnal will convince you that our Ro es 
“can’t be beat.” These are the best oilers ever made by 
any i m Grand Roses to include Papa Gontit, 
1 by mail for I ■ ’ 
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best red. La France , best 
pink. Every l lant a Gem, well grown with strong roots 
were; or I will 
ROSES, by express, for only $ 6 . 00 . 
_ _ _ __ gro 
will bloom all Summer, and give Tots of flowers; or I will 
Fine Plants, allCHOICE 
AT WHOLESALE. 100 . 
These plants are sure to please you. Directions for culture with every order. Safe 
arrival guaranteed. A rare chance. Don’t miss it Sample It ose, with Catalogue, lOr. 
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Rare Novelties of great beauty. Handsomelv illustrated Cat 
many Beautiful New 
FREE to any address. 
at beauty. Handsomelv illustrated Catalogue for 1890. fully describing 
ROBERT SCOTT & SON, Philadelphia, Pa. 
< a 
LADY RUSK” 
The best berry for long distance shipments. Will not 
rot or melt down if packed dry. Headquarters for all 
leading varieties of Berry Plants and GRAFE VINES 
having 300 acres in cultivation. Catalogue free* 
wm. stahl, Quincy. III. 
DOSES GIVEN AWAY.^ZTbX^ 
■ ^ about Roses — superbly illustrated, elegant frontispiece in colors, full cultural and 
descriptive notes, the delight of every rosarian ; with it you will get as a free gift, by mail, 
two fine plants of those grandest of all Everbloomlng Roses, namely, 
8out. de Wooiton, new, rich crimson-scarlet, value 85c. 
La France, exquisite satin rose, value 20e. 
These are decidedly the best Roses in cultivation. Both are hardy, deliciously fragrant, 
exquisite in form and color, and bloom freely and continuously either in pots or beds. The 
sweetest, loveliest, easiest grown, most prolific and in every way the best Roses 
known. This rare offer will not appear again. Send at once. Tell your friends. Ten 
splendid Roses and Park’s Floral Magazine, a charming monthly, one year, all for $1.00. 
W. PARK, Parkton, Metal P. O.. Pa. " 
P. s. — Park’s Floral Guide, with Mixed Flower Seeds, Certificate, etc., only 10c. Order it also. 
FAY » CRAPES 
I ARGEST GROWER., 
grape f v 1 n es!’ 
IN AMERICA 
UCU/ PD1DC0 ESTHER (white),' and ROCKWOOD (black), originated by E. W. BULL, orig 
UlYY Um AiLOi inator of the CONCORD GRAPE. Also EATON, MOYER, and all others, new 
and old. Best and Cheapest. Small Fruits. Free Catalogues. CEO.S. JOSSELYN, Fredonia, N.Y. 
A LL THE NTOVELTIES T7PT7T7 
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I we can prove to the planters of America that it pays to get new blood in 
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