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THREE CHOICE BULBS 
i A mostbeautiful winter 
I and spring dowering 
I b ilb for window garden 
1 and conservatory. The unique 
| Mowers, of an exquisite ruby 
crimson color, often measure 
I two inches across, and are borne 
I in great numbers, and they re- 
' main in bloom many weeks. 
The foliage is also strikingly 
handsome, of a rich green, gro- 
1 tesquely mottled with silver ; 
| consequently the plants are high- 
i ly decorative even when not in 
I Mower, but when in the full 
wealth of bloom — the bright red 
Mowers and gay silver and green 
foliage— are gloriously effective. 
Not the least among the charms 
of this plant is the certainty 
with which it grows and blooms. 
Large bulbs mailed free for 
60c. each, or a set of 3 bulbs (1 
each of ‘‘Giant Ruby,” “Giant 
White,” and “Giant Rose”), 
for $1.50. 
TTifJt the set of three will 
he sent gratis a copy of 
“ Henderson’s Bui.b 
Culture,” « 24-pnge 
treatise, g i v i ng full i nst ruc- 
tions for growing bulbs, l>oth 
in floors and in the garden, 
and our AUTUMN CAT- 
ALOGUE. 
□ Our AUTUMN CATALOGUE of Bulbs, Plants, 
■ and Seeds, the handsomest ever issued, 
LI mailed on receipt of a 2 cent stamp. 
For Winter Flowering in the u 
House or Conservatory. ■ 
Bermuda Easter Lily J 
— Pure pearly white, delici-™ 
ously fragrant and a remark- m 
able profusion of bloom, are 
some of the merits of this™ 
peerless winter Mowering lily. ■ 
With a few bulbs a continua-y 
tion of bloom may be had — 
from Xmas until spring. ■ 
Grand for Xmas and Easter nj 
decoration, of easiest cul- w 
ture. 
Large bulbs (5 to 7 inch), 
20c. each; $2.00 per doz. ■■ 
Chinese Sacred IVarcis-B 
sus.— Large clusters of white « ■ 
Mowers, with yellow center; very kl 
fragrant; will grow in a shallow * 
bowl of water and Dloom profusely" 
soon after planting. |J 
25c. each ; $2.50 per doz. _ 
Arabian Star of* Bethlehem® 
—Tall spikes bearing cluster ,of milk-|| 
white star-like Movers, with — 
black center; very fragrant. ■ 
10c. each; $1.00 per doz. J|| 
The above collection of “3p 
Choice Bulbs” mailed free for 
50c ; or with the “Ruby Giant ” fcJ 
Cyclamen, for$1.00; or with the ■ 
Three Giant Cyclamens, for $2. " 
We icillsend free with either the |l| 
$7. 00 or $2. 00 collections ' ' H EN - — 
person's Bulb Culture,”* 
and our AUTUMN CATALOGUE. fl!J 
PETER HENDERSON&COP 5 ® NEWYORK 
Greenhouse-Heatina 
AND 
'VTE1STTIIL ATI3ST Q-_ 
HITCHINCS & CO., 
No. 233 Mercer Street, New York. 
Send Four Cents postage for Illustrated Catalogue. 
NUTTREES. 
('ll ESTN IJTS— J A 1’ A N MAM- 
MOTH and (MAST, Parry’s; 
•Japan Walnuts. J A PAN (JO 1. 1) EN 
RUSSET. IDAHO and Kleffer 
Pears. E I, E A (J M ; s I ,() N ( J I P ES 
II A RDV ORANGES, and other 
valuable novelties. Small Fruits, 
GRAPES. Ac. Fruit, Shade and 
Nat Trees. Ornamental Shrubs, Vines. Ac. Illustrated Des- 
criptive Catalogue Free. WM-PARRY, Parry. N. J- 
APPLE SEEDLINGS’ 
We offer for the fall trade a large lot of very fine 
Apple Seedlings In large and small quantities, first, 
second and third class; warranted as good as any in 
the country, and as cheap. 
I.. KAUFFMAN A CO, Iowa City, Iowa. 1 
mm 
> LOVETT’S BEST BLACKBERRY 
Is large, beautiful and hardy; ripens early, of highest quality and marvelously 
prolific. Fully illustrated and described in our Fall Catalogue. In it will be 
.found offered also Beebe, Lovett’s Early, Iowa Beauty, Jucunda Improved and- 
J^/Shuster’s Gem Strawberries, Lovett Raspberry, Japanese Wineberry, Tree'll 
^Blackberry, Success Juneberry, Carlough Apple, Lovett’s White Peach, I daho / 
Pear, Lincoln Plum, Fuller Quince, Hardy Orange, Japanese Walnuts, and a /«, 
__host of other interesting and valuable novelties, together with all the good old^" 
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varieties of Orchard and Small Fruits, Ornamental Trees and Plants, Nut Trees 
&c., at prices lower than can be found elsewhere for good Trees and Plants. 
Free to all applicants. J. T. LOVETT CO , Little Silver, N. J. 
■' 
CELERY 
Growing and Mar- 
keting a Success. 
$ 41 , 000.00 
Net Cash in 5 Years from an aver- 
age of27 acres celery each year. 
This book tells Just how the 
writer did it. all in detail— land, 
seed, marketing all described. 
Book illustrated showing new 
valuable appliances. First book 
, upon the subject. Contains 160 
pages. Cloth Bound. Any man or 
woman with this guide can raise 
1 the best paying crop now grown. 
Price of book #».PO. 
Send money by Registered Let- 
ter Postal Money order. Express 
Order or N.Y. Draft. Address 
Direct from the Grower the Best! 
HULSEBOSCH BROTHERS, 
Bulb & Plant Growers 
Overveer, near Haarlem, Holland. 
Offer all kinds of Bulbs and Plants for the Garden and 
Forcing in any quantity to suit. Ask for 50 page Cata- 
logue. Address. A. HULSEKOSCH, 
P. O. Box, 3118. New York City. 
EGYPTIAN 
OR WINTER 
ONION SETS. 
A good stock now ready at reduced prices. Send 
at once for our Strawberry List containing 
many new varieties at reduced prices. 
CLEVELANDNURSERY C0„ RioVista.Va. 
GREEN MOUNTAIN GRAPE. 
The earliest, hardiest and best flavored early Grape yet 
Introduced Six days earlier, than any of the 53 larletles 
tested at the New York Experimental Station. Vine, a 
very strong healthy grower and very productive. Every 
vine sold sealed with our trade mark label. Beware of 
other varieties, said to be the same. Send for circulars 
giving full Information. Address. 
STEPHEN HOYT’S SONS, 
New Canaau, Conn. 
U. S. STANDARD 
SHIPPED ON TRIAL -FREIGHT PAID. 
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Address 
OSGOOD & THOMPSON, Binghamton, N. Y. 
