The universal favor no 
corded Tillinghast s Puget 
Sound Cublmge Seeds leads 
me to offer a I*. S. Grow* 
Onion, the finest Yellow Globe 
inexistence. To introduce it and 
show its capabilities 1 will pay 
$100 for the best yield obtain- 
ed frotn 1 ounce of seed which 
I will mail for 80 cts. Cata- 
logue free. 
Isaac F. Tllllrighast, 
La Plume. Pa. 
NUT TREES. 
iCIIESTNI TS JAPAN MAIYI- 
VMOTII and (IIANT, Parry’s; 
i -Japan Walnuts. J A PAN GOI.DF.N 
IUISSET, IDAHO and KlefTer 
Pears.EL.EA GN US I.ONH I PES, 
HARDY ORANGES, and other 
vnluable novelties. Small Ftults, 
G RAPES. <fee. Fruit. Shade and 
Nut Trees, Ornamental Shrubs, Vines, &c. Illustrated des- 
criptive Catalogue Free. WMiPAEE y. JJ. J. 
NEW AND RARE PLANTS, 
ORCHIDS, Etc. 
A Isar ge Collection of Ilot-llouse and Green- 
lioiise Plants, Carefully Grown 
at how KatCN. 
Orchids— a very extensive stock— East Indian, Mexican, 
Central, South American, etc. 
Hardy Perennials; Roses, Clematis, Pfeonies, Phloxes, 
&c. New and Standard Fruits. Rare and Beautiful Trees 
and Shrubs, Evergreens, &c. Catalogues on application. 
JOHN SAUL, Washington, D. C. 
STRAWBERRY GROWING. 
A certainty and a pleasure by growing the ENHANCE. 
Fully tested, succeeds everywhere, most reliable, largest 
shipping and all purpose berry extant. Send for descrip- 
tion and price. 
HENRY YOUNG, Ada, Ohio. 
on nnn Root -BT af t 9 on the whole root, of Imported 
Ww ' UUU pear-stocks from Germany, flO.OOa thousand, 
for sale. Send for samples. Martin Ernst, Vlneland.N.J. 
cm ANIIM RRAMI 1 IPI ORA This new pot and garden plant is truly one of the most magnificent 
wULH ll U 111 UnHIlUirLUnHi perpetual bloomers ever seen. It bears by the hundred great clusters 
of lovely snow-white Mowers, which keep perfect a month before fading and appear at all times of the year. 
These great panicles of bloom are often a foot across and arc borne by the hundred both summer and winter. 
As a perpetual bloomer of fascinating beauty and loveliness this plant surpasses everything— even the famous 
Manettia Vine. It is as easily thrown as a Geranium, either in pots or the garden, and requires exactly the 
same treatment. It can be trained up as a climber or grown in bush form, and in either way its great clusters 
of glorious Mowers will surprise and delight all who see it. Price of strong plants, ready to bloom at once, 
30 cents each : 2 for 50 cents; 5 for $1 bv mail postpaid. 
THE TRUE MANETTIA VINE. A magnificent flowering vine which is loaded with brilliant flowers 
passed. Fine plants 
i every day in the year. Its charming grace and beauty is unsur- 
ALREADY BTIDDED and BLOOMING, 30 cents each , 2 for 50 cents. 
m RAINRAW PAPTIIQ Two years ago this wonderfully beautiful Cactus sold at $5 each. We 
nMlllDllVT UMu I Uwi now possess an enormous stock of magnificent plants which we offer 
very low. The plant is covered with a net-work of spines which grow in rings of different color from white tc 
crimson, hence its name “Rainbow.’’ It is a most beautiful plant at all times, but when in bloom its gran 
deur is unsurpassed having flowers 4 inches across, bright crimson with a white center. It blooms profusely 
and is of the easiest culture in pots. Large plants for immediate blooming 30 cents each; 2 for 50 cents. 
m PHTTFRPI Y ARPUin All know the beauty and value of a good Orchid. Tied to a stick and 
DU I I tnru unumua suspended in a Window it makes a most unique and beautiful object, 
growing freely without soil. Cultural directions in Catalogue. It produces great panicles of gay butterfly- 
like flowers which keep perfect a long time. Strong plants of blooming size 30 cents each ; 4 for $ 1 . 
m HRPAT CPIAFR I II Y An elegant large bulb of the Amaryllis family which commences to 
UilhM I Or lUtn ftalLli bloom soon after it is potted, sending up great spikes of lovely, large 
pure white blossoms of exquisite fragrance and unsurpassed beauty. It is one of the oddest, sweetest, and 
loveliest Mowers grown. Large bulbs which will soon bloom. 25 cent* each, postpaid. 
A ppCAT HPPPR For only ONE DOLLAR we will send by mail postpaid all five of the above magnifi- 
UllLM I urrtn. cent new plants. (Or the above and the following 8 collections for $4 postpaid.) 
ALSO THE FOLLOWING EXTRA CHOICE COLLECTIONS BY MAIL POSTPAID: 
5 Ornamental Flowering Shrubs, named. 50c. i 4 Superb New Grapes, including Niagara, 50o. 
12 Extra choice mixed Gladiolus, flowering bulbs. 25c. 5 Grand Lilies, 5 sorts, including Auratum, 50c. 
6 New Double Pearl Tuberoses “ “ 25c. 5 “ Cacti, different sorts named, 50c. 
5 Rare Chrysanthemums, 5 sorts named, 50c. I 20 Bulbs and 10 pkts. Flower Seeds, all different. 50c. 
nilD PI IIP PATAI nnilET (A superb work of art in blue! of FLOWER AND VEGETABLE 
UUn DLUC UA I ALUUUC. SEEDS. BULBS, PLANTS. AND RARE FRUITS, is the finest ever 
issued. 128 pages, hundreds of elegant engravings. Stipple Lithograph Covers and 5 large colored plates. We 
offer the finest novelties in Flowers. Vegetables and Fruits, notably: Our great Japanese Wineberrv, Floral 
Park Plums, Butterfly Orchid. Star Phloxes, Water Plants. New Roses, Dahlias, Gladiolus. Chrysanthemums, 
etc. Also the greatest collection of rare Cacti and Flowering shrubs. This elegant and expensive Catalogue 
Will be sent for only TEN CENTS, or if you order anvthing here offered and ask for a Catalogue it will be sent 
f&ee. Address LEW | S C HILDS. Floral Park, Queens Co., N. Y. 
errne Northern Grown Warrmvt to 
wtLUO REST FOR AU_ SOW.S & 0VAVVES 
60.000 guS,^ 
POTATOES CHEAP 
V OR j OH N A. S A L Z E R 
Smaples Ahu | WK 
CATALOGUE. LAtnUjot ,Y\f I O 
March, 1891. 
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BECAUSE THEY ARE 
THE BEST. 
D. M. Ferry & Co's 
Illustrated, Descriptive and Priced 
Seed Annual! 
i For 1991 will be mailed FREEf 
Ito all applicants, and to last season**! 
\ customers. It is better than ever# J 
Every person using Garden 9 
Flower or Field Seeds , 
should send for it. Address 
D. M. FERRY CO. 
DETROIT, MICH, 
i Largest Seedsmen in the world J 
OUR NEW CHAMPION 
SWEET COHU. 
The earliest large Corn 
in the WORLD. 
XOO Dollars in 
Premiums will be giv- 
en this Season 
SEND for CIRCULAR. 
we will send our 
i 07 lUClSi beautiful Illus- 
trated Catalogue tor 1891. 
AND ONE PACKET EACH 
Huy nots Superb Pan- 
sy anti I y n otn in 
Tomato. 
Mill, we will send 
i Or iiCtJ. above Pansy, 
Tomatoand6 PEARLTUBE- 
R0SES with our Catalogue. 
Take advantage of thi 3 offer now. Mention this Paper. 
PRICE & REED, Albany, N. Y. 
