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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
The Coming Raspberry. 
£, P. Roe’s New Seedling 
Pride ~ Hudson 
(A Fac-Simile of a Spray.) 
The ripe berry measures 3 inches in circumference, 
and the green berries and blossom show Its 
tendency to continue long in bearing. 
"As it now appears, it is the largest, finest, and best 
flavored Red Raspberi'y I have yet seen.”—' Chas. Downing. 
Also 20 other kinds of Raspberry plants, and in large 
quantities. Also 
1st PREMIUM 
99 
STRAWBERRY 
PI.ANTS, over 40 varieties. 
200,000 Triomphe de Gand. 
200,000 Jucunda. 
On heavy soils, these two superb varieties have not been 
surpassed for home use or market. The other leading kinds 
in like proportion. Great American. Dutchess, Sterling. 
Capt. Jack, b'orest Rose, Prouty’s Seedling, and all the other 
choice and leading new varieties. Also 
Currant, Gooseberry, and Blackberry 
.Plants. Pure, first-class plants a specialty. It will pay 
those wishing to re-stock their grounds with plants they can 
rely upon, to send for circular. Descriptive catalogue and 
price-list free to all. Address 
Coinwall-on- 
HimIsoii, Orange 
Co., N. Y. 
STRAWBERRY PL. A ATS. 
is Acres devoted to Strawberries, over 30 varieties. The 
finest and ipost extensive stock in the New England States. 
18 new kinds added to my list this season. Catalogue and 
Price List sent free. „ 
CHAS. S. PRATT, Nor til Rending, Mass. 
E.P. ROE, 
Strawberry Plants 
100 Wilson’s Albany 
100 Monarch of West 
100 Boyden’s Thirty 
100 Col. Cheney 
100 Jncnnda 
lOOCumherlandTriumph 
GRAPE VINES 
15 Concord 
12 Hartford Prolific 
Either kind 
postpaid 
for 81.00 
Lapham 
& Anthony 
Clayton, Del 
Descriptive 
Catalogue 
The Dollar 
Nurseryiree. 
Raspberry Plants 
00 Brandywine lied 
35 Delaware lied 
75 Mam. Cluster 
Blackberry Plants 
35 Early Wilsons 
35 Dorchester 
35 Kittatinny 
Currant Plants 
20 lied Dutch 
STRAWBERRIES —15,000 qts. 
per acre from Pakmlees Ckesent Seedling, second year 
picking—first year same bed produced fourteen thousand 
qte. per acre. Any farmer can make money growing it, if 
properly located near large markets. Ways and means will 
be provided with reliable parties without funds. Send for 
circular and make statement of locality, nearness to and 
what market. Send in sealed envelope and communication. 
Wil l fully explain terms. H. H. SMITH, West Haven, Conn 
Great American Strawberry plants.$40 per 1,000, 
Albany, Monarch, and C. Downing “ 2 
Col. Cheney and Triomphe de Gand “ 3 ‘ 
Capt. Jack and Ductless “ ■> ,, 
Cumberland Triumph ' . 4 
Brandywine Raspberry plants. w 
Wil9on Blackberry plants. 14 
Grapes, Apples, Cherries, etc. , 
On orders "f $10, or over, smjdWpiardUies added_ at 1,000 
rates. Price List free. 
C. DE COU, 
Moorestown, Burlington Co., N. J. 
, a ft Great American and other new Straw- 
U ().( f 1 / U berries—Reliance and E. Prolific R. B 
An Immense stock of Trees and Plants of every description 
Peach trees a sP^^Prmejjgggj IooreBtown , N , j. 
HENRIETTA. 
The Largest Red Raspberry, berries 3% inches in 
circumference, bright color and high flavor. Perfectly 
Hardy. Tested 5 years. Full description sent on application 
StrawDerry and Raspberrv nl&nts of all kinds, at fair prices, 
G. H. & J. H 
f ilants'of 'all kinds, at fa'ir prices. 
ALE, South Glastonbury, Conn. 
B 
LACKBERRY & RASPBERRY PLANTS 
‘ at extremely low prices. j. DU 1 lHiit iuin, 
London Nursevy, Hammonton, N. J. 
Send to E. * ,T. C, WILLIAMS, Montclair, N. J., for 
Spring Price List of SMALL FRUITS. 
PLANTS, Pure, Packed Free; 
11)0 or less Strawberry, other Plants, 
by the dozen, Post-Paid, by Mail. 
J yUvlu uu Great American (9 inches around), 10 
> for $1 ; 100 for $5; 1,000 $40. Parmlee 
Crescent Seedling, Cinderella, Continental, Durancl Beauty, 
Pioneer, Centennial, Forest Rose, $2 for 10; $12 for 100; $100 
for 1,000. Duchesse, Springdale, Black Defiance, Prouty 
Seedling, 10 for 40c.; 100 $1.25; 1.000 for $8. Captain Jack, 
Cumberland Triumph, Sterling, Jucunda, 40c. for 10; $1.00 
for 100; $5 for 1,000. Col. Cheney, Boyden No.30, Champion, 
Agriculturist, Duncan, Triomphe de Gand, $3 lor 1.000. Wil¬ 
son Albany, Chas. Downing, Monarch of West, Kentucky, 
Star of West, Green Prolific. $2 for 1,000. Raspberry, Brandy¬ 
wine (Stisqueco), Philadelphia, 40c. lor 10; $1.50 lor 100; $12 
for 1,000; 5,000 $50. D. Thornless, Mammoth Cluster, High¬ 
land Hardy, $1.25 for 100; $10 for 1,000. Early Prolific, Reli¬ 
ance. new, large, extra flavor, $2.50 for 10 ; $20 for HiO. Pride 
of Hudson, 50c. each, Henrietta, $1 each. Wilson Early 
Blackberry. 10 40c.; 100 $1.50; 1,000 $12; 5,000 for $50. Snyder, 
10 $1; 100 $5. Kittatinny, Lawton, $8 for 1,000. Cherry Cur¬ 
rants, one year, $3 for 100 ; 2 year, $4.50. Lady Grape, early 
white, $1 each. Concord. $2.50 for 100. Peach trees, $6 for 
100. For other Prices of Vines, Roots, Trees, &c„ see Cata¬ 
logue. Order early. Orders of $10, or more, not less than 10 
of a sort, bv Express, may be priced at 100 or 1,000 rates. 
-8. COL-- " 
JOHN 
tLLINS) Moorestown, New Jersey. 
\Y 
A New Raspberry 
“NEW ROCHELLE.” 
This is a hardy, strong, and healthy grower, and will pro¬ 
duce twice as much fruit as any known variety ; fruit large, 
of good flavor, and bears carriage well. I can furnish one 
year transplanted canes at $3.00 per doz.; tips $2.00 per doz. 
Send for a circular. 
S. P. CARPENTER, New Roclielle, N. Y. 
GENUINE 
BRANDYWINE RASPBERRY. 
IN LARGE SUPPLY CHEAP. 
Also Highland Hardy, Herstine, Philadelphia, Wimint, and 
twenty-five other varieties, including fourteen new 
sorts tench as Pride of the Hudson, Reliance, Henrietta, 
New Rochelle, etc.) Catalogue FREE to applicants. 
A. HANCE & SON, Red Bank, N. J. 
ILSON BLACKBERR Y, and other Small Fruits, 
Peach Trees, Asparagus, etc., etc., at bottom prices. 
_ R. S, JOHNSTON, Stockley, Del, 
J APANESE PERSIMMON, BLACKBERRY, 
and RASPBERRY PLANTS at panic prices. 
J. BUTTERTON, London Nursery, Hammonton. N. J. 
GRAND TRIUMPH IN HORTICULTURE! 
The crowning result of Eighteen years of care and toil— 
FELTON’S NEW BERRIES. 
The Cinderella and Continental STRAWBERRIES 
and Early Prolific and Reliance RASPBERRIES are 
now offered to the public; Tested nine years, and in our 
judgment the Four Best Market Berries. fS~ Cata¬ 
logue and Price List Free. GIBSON & BENNETT, 
Nurserymen and Fruit Growers, WOODBURY”, N. J. 
L a Porte is the home of the Snyder Blackberry. Pure 
plants, and all the best strawberries, at lowest prices. 
For list address STEELE BROTHERS, La Porte, Ind. 
STRICTLY FIRST CLASS 
SMALL FRUIT PLANTS, 
SEEDS, and SEED POTATOES. 
Catalogue free. Address F. M HEXAMER, 
New-Castle, Westchester Co., N. Y. 
MEW FRUITS. 
We offer for the spring of 1878-APPLES : Haas, PewauJcee, 
Walbridge, Tetofsky; PEACHES: Amsden, Ea. Beatrice, 
Foster, Steadley, Sleeper’s Dwarf; PLUMS: Wild Goose, 
Newmans, De Caradeuc; CHERRIES: Large Mont¬ 
morency, Louis Philippe. Also our usual large stock of 
Apples, Crabs, Peaches, Plums, Cherries, Currants, Goose¬ 
berries, Raspberries, &c„ &c. Correspondence solicited. 
HEIKES NURSERIES CO., Dayton, Ohio. 
j UILOIVER SEEDS.—800 best varieties at whole- 
§ I? sale prices. 5ct. pktB. for 2% cts. 10 ct. pkts. for 
gficts., &c. Send for catalogue. D. C. McGRAW, Rivcr- 
gside Gardens, Binghamton, N. Y. 
Flower Seeds. Flower Seeds. 
33 KINDS FOR $I.OO. 
BY MAIL, POSTAGE PREPAID. 
A list comprising nearly 300 kinds of the most desirable 
flowers in general cultivation, from which as fine flowers 
can be obtained as if selecting from an expensive fancy 
catalogue, and at less than half the expense—will be sent to 
all who apply for it. 
G. R. GARRETSON, Flushing, L. I„ N. Y. 
Wholesale and retail dealer in all kinds of seeds._ 
The Gardeners Pocket Manual 
t ells how to grow the SUGAR TR OUGH 
Gourd, which grows to hold from 5 to 10 
Gallons, and describes 150 varieties of Vege* 
_ tables and Flowers. Send 30cts. for Book 
and Package of Gourd Seed. Address 
WALDO F. BROWN, Box 75, Oxford, Ohio, 
P SUTTON, Ransom, Luz. Co,, Pa,, sends by 
• mail 75 eyes Snowflake, Burbank, Dunmore, Seek-no- 
further, Alpha. Paragon, Compton, Beauty, Peerless, or E. 
Rose, for $1. 100 C. C. Asparagus, $1.50. Lin. Rhubarb, $2 per 
doz. Best varieties Raspberry and Blackberry, 5 cts. each. 
A Treatise on Sorgo and lmphee Canes, 
Varieties, Seed, Culture, and Manufacture, 
Sent free, on application. 
We are prepared to furnish 
PURE CANE ©E3EX> 
Of the Best Varieties. 
Blymyer Manufacturing Co., Cincinnati, O. 
FRUIT FARM of 75 arres for * 1.000. 
L R. S. JOHNSTON, Stockley, Del. 
GREENHOUSE 
AT YOUltg 
DOOR. 
| For $|.00 we w hl send free by mail either of the below- 
named collections, all distinct varieties: 
8 Abutilons, or 4 Azaleas, 
8 Begonias, or 3 Camellias, 
2 Caladiums (fancy), or 8 Carnations (monthly), 
112 Chrysanthemums, or 12 Coleus, 
*| 8 Centaureas or 8 other white-leaved plants, 
8 Dahlias, or 8 Diarithus (new Japan;, 
8 Ferns. 8 Mosses, or 8 Fuchsias, 
8 Gerauiums Zonule, 8 Double, or 8 Scented, 
8 Geraniums Fancy, 8 Variegated, or 8 Ivy leaved 
4 Gloxinias, 8 Gladiolus, or 8 Tuberoses (Pearl), 
4 Grape Vines, 4 Honeysuckles, 4 Hardy Shrubs 
8 Heliotropes, 8 Lantanas, or 8 Petunias, 
8 Pansies (new German), or 8 Salvias, 
8 Roses, Monthly. 8 Hardy Hybrid, or 4 Climbing, 
8 Violets (scented), or 8 Daisies. English, 
912Scarcer Bedding, or 12 Scarcer Greenhouse Plants, 
116 Verbenas, distinct and splendid sorts, 
125 varieties of Flower, or 20 varieties ol Vegetable Seeds, I 
3 or by EXPRESS, buyer to pay charges : 
| 3 collections for $2; 5 for $3 ; 9 for $5; 12 for $6; I 
814 for $7 ; 18 for $ iO; or the full collection of 350 varieties | 
lof Plants aud Seeds—sufficient to stock a greenhouse and 8 
■ garden—for $25, to which our book “Gardening fori 
H Pleasure ” and Catalogue (value $1.75) will be added. | 
PETER HENDERSON & CO. 
35 Cortlandt St., New York. 
BEAUTIFUL EVER-BLOOMING 
C ARNATION PINKS 
Assorted. Best varieties. In colors of White, Car¬ 
mine. Bose. Variegated, and Yellow. All labeled. 
Strong, healthy, well-rooted plants. Sent safely by mail to 
any B. O. 6 for 50c. : 14 for SI. 
DWARF PEARL TUBEROSE 
(tlowering Bulbs), by mail, 2 for 13c.; 4 for 23c.; 17 
for SI. Catalogue of Flower-Plants, etc., containing 
beautitnl Cliromo Card and instructions lor flowering 
Tuberoses and growing Carnations mailed for 3c. 
CHAS. T. STARR, Avondale, Chester Co., Pa. 
W.C, WILSON &Co.’s 
COMBINED ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF 
PLANTS, SEEDS, & BULBS, 
mailed free to all applicants. 
45 West 14tU Street, New York. 
Following Choice Collections free by mail upon 
receipt of price: 
35 pkts. Flower Seeds, extra.$1.00 
13 Tuberoses, Double, extra_ 1.00 
13 “ Pearl. 1.00 
12 Gladiolus, extra.50 
6 Dahlias, 6 sorts. 1.00 
Plants 
AND 
Seeds 
THE BELLEVUE 
NURSERY CO., 
Paterson, New Jersey, 
now offer Verbenas $3 pet- 
100. Geraniums and Pelar¬ 
goniums in 100 varieties, and 
millions of other plants at 
equa'ly low prices. 
Orders should be addressed 
to the Co., not to H. E. 
( bitty, who is no longer in 
its employ. Catalogues sent 
| on receipt of stamp. 
Roses 
AND 
Bulbs 
CHOICE PLANTS! 
AND 
FLOWER SEEDS! 
The best offer ever made. For 
catalogue address, with stamp, 
H. E. CHITTY, Florist, 
Paterson, New Jersey. 
I will send my new priced catalogue free to all ap¬ 
plicants. It contains a list of prices of over ONE 
THOUSAND PLANTS, and at such rates as to bring 
them within the reach of all. 
Calla Lilies.12c. 
Cyclamens.15c. 
Chrysanthemums-. 10c. 
Fuchsias.10c. 
Geraui ums.10c. 
.10c. 
Abutilons .1 Oc. 
Ageratums.08c. 
Begonias.15c. 
Carnations.10c. 
Cupkeas .08c. 
Heliotropes. 
Ivies.15c. 
Primroses.15e. 
Roses.20c. 
Sniilax.06c. 
Send for combined Seed and Plant Catalogue. 
PLANTS and SEEDS forwarded by MAIL 
FREE, and packed so as to ensure safety. 
WM. E. BOWDITCH, 
647 Warren St., Boston, Mass. 
“You will Miss, Miss It,” 
If you do not send for Rogers’ Collection of 
Jefferson Co. Flower and 
Garden Seeds. 
13 packets of choice and most desirable varieties of Kitchen 
Garden Seeds for 50 cts. Eight packets of choice,most showy, 
and free-blooming Flowers, for 30 cts. Either coll, sent 
post-paid on receipt, of price; both coll’., including extra in¬ 
ducements. for 75 cts. Northern grown seeds. Specially 
recommended for nil points. Best quality, fresh, and true 
to name. To introduce our seeds, we oner the above coll, 
at the exceeding low price for seeds of their quality. Ad¬ 
dress all orders Rogers Brothers, ('ape Vincent, N. i. 
S eeds, Plants, bulbs, etc., for the Flower and Vegetable 
Garden, Conservatory, and Farm. Grown in the famous 
MOHAWK VALLEY, 
which climate is unsurpassed for their growth in America. 
Catalogue and packet of choice Double Zinnia sent free. 
A. C. NELLIS, Cannjolinrie, N. V. 
