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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[March, 
Of this incomparable variety I have much the 
largest and best_stock_in the Country. A large 
Herstine, Frau- 
stock also of 
ronia, Caroline 
CRECC, Turner, 
e, Reliance, Iirandyn 
me, etc. 
I OVETT'S 
ILLUSTRATED 
(CATALOGUE 
IS NOW READY. 40 Pages; 75 Illustrations. 
HONEST DESCRIPTIONS; FREE TO EVERYBODY. 
Lovett’s Small Fruits are the best in the country, 
and are sold at the lowest possible prices at which 
plants can be properly grown and shipped. The Cata¬ 
logue tells how to get and grow them ; giving also af ull 
list of the finest Large Fruits and Select Orna¬ 
mental Trees & Plants. 35 New Strawberries, 
10 New Grapes, New Hybrid Pears, New Rasp¬ 
berries, New Blackberries, etc. Send for it at once. 
J. i ». z,0VETT,ILittle Silver, N. J. 
Asparagus—New Variety, 
Smalley’s Extra Early Defiance; 2 weeks- earlier than 
Colossal, a larger, softer grass; far superior to all other 
Varieties. One acre will produce more grass witli the same 
treatment than 2 acres of Colossal. It is the best Asparagus 
grown, either for private use or for market. Two-year-old 
plants, $5 per 100, $30 per 1,000; seed, $13 per lb. Address, 
A» SMALLEY, Bound Brook, Box 99, N. J. 
“MOORE’S NEW CROSS-BRED.” 
The largest in cultivation. We have received the First 
Prizes for Asparagus from the Mass. Horticultural Society 
for many years, and the above-named is an improvement on 
that variety. Also, a fine stock of Moore’s Early Grape 
and other specialties. Send for circular. 
JOHN B. MOOltE & CO., Concord, Blass. 
3E3Cecr©, H.©aa,ca. Tli±s»! 
Have you seen the Adjustable Suspension Rod for 
Hanging Plants? It can he made long or short, is stronger 
than chains, handsome and durable. Sent post-paid as fol¬ 
lows : Style B. 15c.; Style C, 20c. Dealers send for prices. I 
manufacture many kinds. 
E. F. EDGECOMB, Mechanic Falls, Me. 
we will send free The Clover Leaf, a 4 page, 28 column 
fanners’ paper, full of valuable information on the 
culture and harvesting of clover for seed. When 
you write sav where you saw this notice. Address 
BUtDSELL MANTTVA CTTTItlNG CO., South Bend, Ind. 
I <$1.00 • <$loOO| 
Flower Garden 
j 13 Monthly Blooming Roses, or 22 Splendid I 
Verbenas, $1. j 
14 Geraniums, 4Abutilons, and 4 Begonias I 
i or 12 Carnations, S*l. I 
14 Fuchsias. 4 Carnations, and 4 Double j 
| Petunias, all different, $1. 1 
1 4 Calla Lilies, 4 Tuberoses and 4 Smilax| 
1 or 12 Geraniums, $1. 
5 Heliotropes, 5 Lantanas and 5 Chrysan- 
I themums or 10 Fuchsias, SI. . 
]2 Golden Tricolor, 4 Silere and 2 Happy! 
I Thought Geraniums, $1. ; 
I Sent by mail postage paid, or the 6 collections per I 
j express for s>->. 
| Illustrated catalogue sent free on application. 
W. V. SUED & CO., Successors to 
Sked, Paddock & Co., Cleveland, O. 
BLOOMINGTON NURSERY. 
Established 1852. 13 Greenhouses. 000 Acres. New 
Spring Wholesale and Plant Catalogue free. 
BAIRD & TUTTLE, Agents, Bloomington, Ill. 
NATIVE EVERGREENS. 
Balsam Fir, Arbor Vitae, White Pine, Spruce, Hemlock 
and Larch,6to 12 inches, at $3 per 1,000; $10 for 5,000; $17 
for 10,000. Also. No. 1 NEW APPLE SEED at lowest 
rat b. JAMES A. ROOT, Skaneateles, N. Y, 
HOUSE RADISH SETS, 
Of good quality, for Sale. Price $3 per thousand; five thou¬ 
sand lots or over, $2.50. To be sure of having your orders 
filled, send them in early. 
J. S. BIRDEN <fc CO. , 198 Capen St., Hautfoed, Conn. 
A FINF NEW Seedling Potato (Lackawanna), of much 
promise. First time offered. Handsome, prolific, keeps 
Well. $1 per lb., p. p. P. SUTTON, Ransom, Lac. Co., Pa. 
THORBURN&CARSON, 
Successors to W. H. Carson, 
SEEDSMEN, 
135 Chambers St. 
NEW YORK. 
Our Catalogue will be mailed free on request. We offer a complete assortment of Vegetable, Field 
and Flower Seeds, all of the cboicest quality. Among specialties in Fodder Plants, we offer seed of 
the Johnson or Means Grass, Pearl Millet (first introduced by us), White Egyptian Corn or Dhourn, 
Teosinte, and Prickly Comfrey. 
SEEDS! 
ALBERT DICKINSON, 
Dealer in Timothy, Clover, Flax, Hungarian, Millet, Red Top, Blue Grass, 
Orchard Grass, Bird Seeds, etc., etc., etc. 
115,117. and 119 Kinzie St. POP CORN - . 
104,106, 108, and 110 Michigan St. Office, 115 Kinzie St., Chicago, Ills. 
Warehouses: 
THE PLANET JR. GOODS. 
Let every man, woman and child, whether interested much or 
little in working the soil, send now for our carefully written cata¬ 
logue. We want all Fanners who value labor saving tools, to study 
out our combined Horse Hoe, Cultivator, and coverer; Market 
Gardeners who have acres upon acres, on each of which our Double 
Wheel Hoe will save its cost yearly, to examine the merits of our fine 
garden tools ; and every one who lias even a small vegetable garden, 
to read closely what the Firefly Hoe and Garden Plow will save them. 
S. L. ALLEN &■ Co., 229 Market St„ Phiia., Pa. 
TREES 
GRAPE VINES. 
ALL LEADING VARIETIES IN LARGE SUPPLY. 
Warranted true to name. Prices low. Also, the celebrated 
NEW WHITE GRAPE, PRENTISS. 
Also Trees, Small Fruits, etc. 
T. S. HUBBARD, Fredonia, N. Y. 
FRUIT and 
ORNAMENTAL, 
One of the largest and most complete assortments of any 
size desired. Also, Flowering Shrubs, Grape Vines, and 
Small Fruits. 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS A SPECIALTY. 
Send for Prices and Descriptive Catalogue tree. 
WM. H. MOON, Morrisville, Pa. 
60 miles from New York and 80 miles from Philadelphia. 
. POMONA NUESERY! 
BLIGHT-PROOF PEARS, 
Largest Berries. 
Catalogues of Fruit Trees, Plants, 
and Flowers sent free. 
WM. PARRY, Parry 1>. 0., IV. J, 
FOREST TREES. 
HARDY CAT ALP A, 
AILANTHUS, 
EUROPEAN LARCH, 
WHITE ASH, 
AND EVERGREEN, 
TREES AND SEEDS, 
VERY LARGE STOCK, 
ALL NURSERY GROWN, 
FOREST TREES BY MAIL, 
SENO FOR CATALOGUE, 
It. DOUGLAS & SONS, 
Waukegan, Ill. 
TREES FOR SALE. 
Peach Trees, a heavy stock of fine quality; Apple 
Trees, largely of Smith’s Cider; Doolittle Raspberry, 
Wilson’s Early Blackberry, from Root Cuttings ; Osage 
Orange, Shade and Ornamental Trees, and all other 
Nursery Products at lowest rates. 
_ DAVID BAIRD, Manalapan, N. J, 
SEEDS, 
BULBS, PLANTS. 
beautiful illustra¬ 
ted CATALOGUE FREE. 
M.v list of new, rare and beau¬ 
tiful flowers is the best in the 
> country. New Gladiolus, 
. Tuberoses, Amaryllis, Roses, 
Carnations, choice Flower and 
Vegetable Seeds, Seeds of 
House plants, Ac. The grea¬ 
test collection of Lilies, 100 
rare kinds. All seeds except 
Greenhouse, are sold in Five 
Cent Papers; the best system 
ever adopted. Everything __ 
warranted true to name. See M 
Catalogue; prices are low. = 
The following sent by mail postpaid. 10 Gladiolus, 10 sorts named, 
50c. 9 Lilies, 9 sorts named, $1. 12 double Tuberoses, 75c. All fine 
sorts and flowering Bulbs. Remit currency or postage stamps. My 
goods have an established reputation and go to all parts ofthe world. 
J. LEWIS CHILDS, QUEENS, N.Y. 
QUINCE and the NEW 
- The two most val- ^ 
-g uable fruits of re- “ 
u- cent introduction. "Jj 
Form a club in your 
= neighborhood. n 
3 Terms Lidehal, ~ 
5 Address for circ’lr 
g F. L. PERRY, -o 
Canandaigua, N. Y. r 
f 
MATTHEWS 7 SEED 
DRILL 
The Standard of America. 
Admitted by leading Seedsmen 
and Market Gardeners every¬ 
where to be the most perfect and 
reliable drill in use. Send for 
circular. Manufactured only by 
EVERETT & SMALL, Boston, Mass. 
APPLE TREES. 
MAIDEN HAIR TREES. 
(Salisburia Adiantifolia.) 
And all other stock at the very lowest prices, in 
order to clear the ground. 
RUMSON NURSERIES, 
B. B. HANCE, Agent. Red Bank, N. J. 
O NE MILLION of No. 1 PEACH and APPLE 
TREES. 200.000 of the celebrated June Budded Peach 
Trees, with full line of one year old Trees. Among which 
can be found kinds suited to all sections, including ail the 
new and old standard sorts. Apple Trees, 200,000 of extra 
long-keeping varieties, adapted to Southern planting or 
wherever long-keeping apples are desirable. Grapes, Rasp¬ 
berry and Strawberry, in large or small lots. I also offer a 
full line of all kinds of Nursery stock at prices to suit the 
times. Apule and Peach Trees sent by mail to all sections. 
Catalogues, showing how and what to plant, with much 
valuable information mailed gratis to all applicants. 
RANDOLPH PETERS?, Great Northern and 
Southern Nursery, Wilmington, Del. 
NEW GOLDEN MARGUERITE 
ETOIL.E D’OR. 
A large stock of this new and beautiful Golden Flowered 
Paris Marguerite. The Trade supplied at $4.50 per dozen, 
Single plants by mail 50 cents each. 
OUR CATALOGUE OF NEW AND RARE 
PLANTS 
for 1881. Sent free to all who apply. 
H0VEY & CO., 16 So. Market St., Boston, Mass. 
Disseminator of the Mammoth Pearl and 
Magnum Bonum Potatoes {,‘11% bu. grown 
from 1 lb. of seed), Berkshire Beauty Cab¬ 
bage, Amber Cream Sweet Corn, La 
Plume Chestnut Celery, etc., etc. Ele¬ 
gant Catalogue free to all; send for it. 
ARE GROWN BY ACRES AT QUEENS. 
We offer a NEW HYBRID for the first time. Also 31 
NEW VARIETIES. We are in the front ranks with New 
Geraniums and many other Plants. Send for catalogue, 
free. V. H. HALLOCN, SON & I'HORPE, Queens, N. Y. 
