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RELIABLE SEED STORE 
Illustrated, Descriptive and Priced 
CATALOGUE B 
for 1S91 will be mailed FHEE to all appli- I 
cants, providing you mention this paper. ■ 
Every person using Garden, Flower or Field H 
Suds Plants , etc., should send for it. 
HEADY FEB. 10th. 
PARKERanpWOOD 
AGRICULTURAL TOOLS 
49 NO. MARKET ST.BOSTON 
fuchsia Gracilis 
■ blooming continually and entirely distinct from all 
other fuchsias. 
Peter B. Mead says of It: “If the reader should 
happen to see or hear of the old Fuchsia gracilis, we 
advise him to buy a plant of it. It was hardy on Long 
Island with a slight protection over the crown. ****It is 
a handsome plant but has not been in cultivation for 
many years .” — Orchard and Gcirdenjor February. 
S rong plants by mail 25c each, 6 for $1.00. 
#1 p we will sead by mail one plant each of the Fuchsia 
U it Gracilis, New Golden Chammomile.fEnothera fruti 
cosa major. Tuberous Wisteria. Turkey’s Beard, and New 
Variegated Ground Ivy for $1.00. All hardy. Our new cat- 
alogue describing all the above and many more beautiful 
Hants will be sent with each order. 
WM. P. BASSETT & SON, Hammonton, N. J. 
Eyerbeaiw Strawberry, 
Bears from May until frost Descriptive price-list free. 
SETH WINQl'IST, Russell ville, Oregon. 
Yale Strawberr y. 
A late variety of large size, perfect blossom Splendid 
shi >per and f excellent quality, ‘•end for circular. Address 
STEPHEN HOYT'S SON'S, New Canaan Conn. 
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JOHN. W. AKIN. SGIPIO. N Y. 
IPOMEA PANDURATA, 
HAR0Y DAY-BLOOMING MOON FLOWER. 
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size and beauty each year. Blooms night and day. The 
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RED RIDING-HOOD PANSY. 
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Z. HAAGEANA fl. pi. (GOLDEN CLOTH.) 
A beautiful shrubby plant two feet high. A inass of 
bright golden flowers from .lone to December. 
WILSON’S SEED AND PLANT CATALOGUE AND LIVE-STOCK ANNUAL FOR 1*91. 
116 pages 200 fine engravings, handsome colored plates, full of useful information. The most reliable catalogue 
published’ All the on PTNT5 postage stamps. A valuable collection of BULBS AND SEEDS 
above sent by mail for « u UC-lld Address SAMUEL WILSON, M EC H A N I CS V I LLE, PA. 
I am the largest grower of I 35 Packages Earliest Vegetables, 
NORTHERN GROWN SEEDS I sufficient for family— postpaid—# 1 
in America, and make a great specialty of FARM SEEDS. 
Grnsses, Clover, Wheat, Corn, Oats, etc. My Farm Catalogue 
is beautifully illustrated, contains several brilliant col'd plate, painted 
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same, or we will send Catalogue and grain samples upon receipt of 8 c. 3 
JOHN A. SALZER, LACROSSE, WISCONSIN. 
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There is genuine pleasure in cropping from 300 to 500 bushels Potatoes from each and] 
every acre you plant. Now the way to do this is to get SALZElt 5 $ SEEDS. 
6 0,000 BUSHELS SEED POTATOES CHEAP. 
I My WHITE BONANZA OATS took the American Agriculturist' a prize— 
#500 In Gold— for biggest yielding Oats in America; cropping 184 bu. per acre. 
Bulbs for Summer Flowers. ^ BEROUS 
BEGONIAS. 
ROOTED 
Magnificent plants for Summer bedding. 
qualmg the Geranium in quantity of bloom and far exceeding them in variety of 
olor and form and texture of the flowers. Prices— Single, all cols, raxd, 20c . each, 
$2 per doz. post pd. Single, in separate colors,— Bronze- Yellow, Crimson, <h an ye 
Scarlet, Pink, Rose, Scarlet, White, and Yellow, 25c. each, $2.50 per doz. postpd. 
Double Flowering Varieties, mixed colors 40c. each, $4.00 per doz post paid. 
Our 50c. BULB COLLECTION will be sent free by mail and contains 
1 Hardy Day Blooming Moon Flower; 3 Beautiful Tigridias— 1 Red. 1 White 1 
Yellow, will produce a mass of beautiful bloom all summer ; 2 Amaryllis Atamasco. 
These “Fairy Lilies” are gems of rare beauty; 3 Beautiful Gladiolus 1 light 1 
ellow, 1 red; 2 Dwarf Double Pearl Tuberoses— In all. 11 Beautiful Flowering 
'ulbsfor 50 cts. by mail postpaid. # * For $1.00 we will include with the above 2 Rare Blackberry j 
Lilies, flowers a rich, golden spotted crimson and followed by berries resembling a blackberry ; 1 Montbretia ! 
I Crocosmteflora, flower spikes 10 inches long, resembling a miniature gladiolus; i Hyacinthus Candicans, 
perfectly hardy pure white pendulous flowers ; 2Milla Bitlora. fragrant white star-shaped flowers with yellow 
centers; 6 Oxalis, white and pink. In all, 24 Beautiful Flowering I. ulh*, sent post paid for S I . 
Id.; 
■ "1 , ' ing beautiful flowers: New Empress Candytuft, a grand new variety. Neir Shirley Poppies, marvel- 
ously delicate and beautiful flowers. Mammoth Flawering Pansy, a choice strain of these favorites Cnlliopsi*. 
a perfect wave of gold. Hyacinth Floioered Larkspur , an exquisite blue flower. Petunia, a choice strain of 
this popular annual. Finest Double Ten Weeks Stocks, perpetual flowering Double Street 117///. nn, everybody 
likes them. Sweet Mignonette and our celebrnted Wild Flotcer Garden, a valuable mixture full of beautiful 
surprises. In all, 10 beauties for 25c. The 50c. Bulb Collection and the Flower Collection 
for 65c., and the $1.00 Bulb Collection and the Flower Collection for $1.15, all prepaid 
by mail.' Our Beautiful Seed Catalogue will be sent Free with all orders. 
JOHNSON & STOKES, 2 17 and 2 19 Market St., Philada., Pa. 
j^MSEEDS GIVEN AWAY! 
l * yielding something new and pleasing every day the entire season, will be mailed 
with PARK’S original, beautiful and liiNtructlvc FLORAL GUIDE, 
Al-* for °«ly two “tarnps. This is a treat for every flower lover. You’ll bo delighted. 
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'4- STILL MOKE. — Get a friend to send with you, and we will add a package of 
if ^ ^ French Large-flowered I’ausies in finest mixture, imported direct from Paris. This 
i‘ ■ advertisement will not appear again. Be prompt. 18 splendid Rouen, #1.00. 
L X p 8.- Park's New Hose Budget, all about Hoses, superbly illustrated, only 10 ct*. 
OHIO SEEDS CLIMATES 
Our climate ami seasons are suitable for growing and maturing all seeds. 
O YPARQ PYPPQIPMPP on lhe Seed Farm taught us thi*. 
I LnllO LAlLnlLllULHostsof letters from patrons verify it. 
r CATALOGUE isa well arranged, instructive Garden G nidc, p p* p »- 
full of present day common sense ideas, and is sent FHEE on pkpp 
application. Tells the new and caay way to grow Onions. I I ILL 
1500 HuMhcU on an acre. Describes our now Stone Tomato, 
packet 15 eta.; Evergreen Cucumber, packet 10 eta.; Market 
Melon, packet 10 eta.; or the •( punt -paid for 80 eenta. Addn-ss 
W. LIVINCSTON’S SONS, Box 208, Columbus, Ohio. 
