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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[March, 
THE COMING STRAWBERRY. 
The Bidwell. 
AS LARGE, 
FIRMER, BET- 
T E R FLA¬ 
VORED, MORE 
PRODUCTIVE, 
AND MUCH 
EARLIER 
than the Siiarpless. After ti ial on various soils, I regard 
THE BIDWELL as the best. I have bought all the stock in 
the market, and it is so limited that I can sell only in very 
small quantities. Order promptly before it is exhausted. I 
also oner a superb stock of the Cuthbert Raspberry. 
Send for Price-List. Address, 
E. P. ROE, Cornwall-on-Hudson, N. Y. 
E.P. ROE’S 
Illustrated 
CATALOGUE 
For Spring of 
1881 
is now ready—sent free to all applicants. A superb stock 
of Strawberry plants—100 kinds—Currant, Gooseberry, 
Blackberry, and Raspberry plants. The largest and best 
stock of the celebrated 
CUTHBERT RASPBERRY, 
now acknowledged to be the best in the country. First-class 
Grape Vines in great abundance. All at reasonable 
rates with very liberal offers. Address 
E. P. ROE, Coruwall-ou-Hu<ison, N. Y. 
Early Prolific & Reliance, 
the most certain and best paying Market Raspberries, 
12 acres now in bearing on our grounds. 1.TO,OOO plants 
for sale. 200,000 Cinderella, 200,000 Continental. 
200,000 other tine varieties of Strawberries, including 
Siiarpless, Miners, Glendale, etc. Lots of other 
good things. Prices low. See new descriptive circular. 
GIBSON & BENNETT, Woodbury, N. J. 
B Y MAIL, 16 var. Strawberry Pl'ts, 6 of ea., $3. Crescent, 
Cr’st City, W. Clif. Slipls., Conti., Pinr., Mon. West, Cum. 
Tr., Miner’s Pro-, Glndh, Cntnl. Climpn., C. J. K., Rsl’s. Adv., 
Cndrl. & Lncn. 5 pits. ea. of 5 var., $1. P, SUTTON, Ran¬ 
som, Lac. Co., Pa. 
*'w”ut’hbert“' f yasp ii er k ie si L ’i 
’ - Or GREGG POST-PAID, ©JL# 
Fruit & Shade Trees, Hedge Plants, ni „ ,, t. 
Evergreens, Small Fruits. BlilUVCll tv 10., 
Blauveltville, N. Y. 
BERRIES. 
The largest and best; Flow¬ 
ers, Tuberose bulbs; Roses by 
mail. Early Welsh Rasp¬ 
berry. 2,000,000 Sharpless, Mt. 
Vernon, Kirkwood, and other 
Strawberries. Kieffer’s Hy¬ 
brid, Blight-Proof Pear. 
“40 Years’ Experience in Pear 
Growing, telling how to avoid 
the Blight.” “ 40 Years’ Among 
Small Fruits, telling What and 
How to Plant.” Either s.ent by 
mail for 15 cts.; both for 25 cts. 
Catalogues of Fruits and Flow¬ 
ers free. WM. PARRY, 
Parry P. Q„ N. J. 
STRAWBERRIESsBOSES 
IF YOU INTEND TO PLANT Small Fruits, 
Rosea, Shrubs, Vines, Flowering or Vegetable Plants, 
send for my free Catalogue of information, 
STRAWBERRY CULTURE f °U c - stam P- 
GEORGE 8. WALES, Roehester, New York. 
30 mft'ioo best sorts Plants. Currants, Grapes, 
Acres” Trees, Asparagus, etc. See our Catalogue 
npn before buying, sent free. 
15 lli it It I 111 3 G. H. & J. II. HALE, South Glastonbury, Ct. 
Price-List Free. 
74,000 
QUARTS of BERRIES 
grown and marketed in sea¬ 
son of 1880. I plant and sell 
plants from the same genuine 
stock. I offer over 150 
sorts of Best Strawberry, 
Raspberry, Blackberry Plants, Currants, Grape 
Vines, Peach, Pear, Apple, Cherry, Piiiin, Quince, 
and other Fruit Trees, Ornamental Trees, &c., at Lowest Cash 
Prices. Descriptive Catalogue for Spring of 1881 free. 
All needing from a Dozen to 100,000 Plants, Vines, 
or Trees, can SAVE MONEY BY WRITING TO ME be¬ 
fore buying of cajaers. 
JT. S. €©LLJNS, Moorestown, n. J. 
XT' Our Price-List of all the Best Varieties of 
X 1 Xi-EflJi STRAWBERRIES, RASPBERRIES, AND 
BLACKBERRIES, sent free to all. Address, 
STONE LAKE NURSERY , Laporte, Ind. 
GET jour VINES and BERRY PLANTS of 
MONTCLAIR, 
N. J. 
II&J.C. WILLIAMS 
IJ Catalogues Free. 
GRAPES 
ing 
JU. 
Plants of Best Quality. 
Warranted true to name. 
Lowest Prices, and 
Largest Assortment of 
old and new varieties. At 
dozen rates, free by mail. 
Special Attention called 
Send for Price-List. Address, 
SH & SON & MEISSNER, 
BUSHBERG, Jefferson Co., 
Mo. 
W ANTED, A GREENHOUSEMAN. who will also 
take care of a horse and make himself useful in the 
Nursery when Dot employed in the houses. References re¬ 
quired.—Address, giving amount of wages expected. 
GEORGE ACtIELIS, West Chester, Pa. 
avails 3xr To sell Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Grapes, 
tit i TTmTin Shrubs, Roses, etc. No experience required. 
U/ A NTH I Salary and expenses paid. .T. F. LeCLAKE, 
If Ril 1 liJJj Nurseryman, Rochester, N. Y. 
HIGHLY IMPORTANT. 
No Gardener or Farmer can expect to be successful 
and make money by planting any but the best quality of 
Seed. New Crop and carefully selected. Please send 
for my Catalogue and Price-List, anil then forward your 
orders as early as possible and oblige yours truly, 
It, D. HAWLEY, 492 and 498 Main St., Hartford, Conn. 
Seeds-Fru it 
JdORR’S.IOWA 
ARE PURE, FRESH, TRUE TO NAME, 
AND RELIABLE. 
It will PAY you to send to C. W. Dorr, 
Des Moines, Iowa, for his new 
Iowa Seed Manual 
Published annually for free distribu¬ 
tion. Contains complete list of choic¬ 
est Seeds and Fruits for Farm and 
Carden, with descriptions and direc¬ 
tions for cultivation, besides many 
miscellaneous articles and much 
valuable information for all, sent free. 
K 1EFFER AND LECONTE PEARS, Blight 
Proof, Strawberries, Raspberries, Grapes: large 
stock of Wilson Blackberries. Fruit Trees, etc. Price List 
sent free. S. C. I)E COU, 
_Moorestown, Burlington Co., N. J. 
PLANTS p p°a?d t 
AND GUARANTEE SAFE^ ARRIVAL. 
Strawberry Plants 
100 Cumberl’d Triumph 
75 Sharpless 
100 Crescent Seedling 
100 Wilson’s Albany 
100 Chas. Downing 
GRAPE VINES. 
12 Concord 
12 Hartford Prolific 
8 Martha (White) 
Either kind Raspberry Plants 
post-paid 25 Cuthbert (Red) 
for $1.00 25 Queen of Mk’t (Red) 
Latham 35 Brandywine (Red) 
& 25 Gregg (Black) 
Anthony 50 Mam. Cluster (Bl’k) 
Clayton.Del Blackberry Plants 
Descriptive 35 Kittatinny 
Catalogue 35 Wilson’s Early 
Free. 35 Dorchester 
Money Orders must be drawn on Smyrna, Del. 
B 1 
lERRIES.— Over 100,000 Wilson’s Albany, at $1.50 per 
_> 1,000. wholesale. Crescent at $1.25. Good stock of Chas. 
Downing, Sharpless. Miner’s, Glendale, Monarch, etc., at 
reasonable prices. Also Wilson Blackberry, at $6 per 1,000. 
Cuthbert Raspberry at $15, and Doolittle at $6. A moderate 
advance at retail. WM. F. BASSETT, Hammonton, N. J. 
SpicULTlii™m^MALL FEUITS. 
Siiarpless and Miner’s Strawberry, Cuthbert, 
Queen of the Market, Raspberry. 
For Low Prices apply to others first, myself last and fare 
the best. Stock genuine and first-class. 
SILAS WALTON, Moorestown, N. J. 
9 -<ss»- NICE CONCORD GRAPE VINES by 
g§ SgT| Mail for $1.00. Don’t Delay ill Ordering 
fg Ks BS for Spring Planting. Let me book your Order 
@ now. Send for Circular. WM. B. REED, 
chambersburg Nurseries, Chambersburg, Pa. 
reliable beSy plawts. 
CHEAP. Over 100 kinds. CUTHBERT free. 
For Prices, Opinions, etc., address, 
E. B. UNDERHILL, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 
BEST VARIETIES. 
GRAPE VIWES,STRAWBERRY, RASP¬ 
BERRY, BLACKBERRY,CURRANT, 
and GOOSEBERRY PLANTS. 
ALSO. THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE 
WORLD FOR THOROUGHBRED POULTRY. 
Send for Catalogues. 
GEO. S. JOSSELYN, Fredonia, N. Y. 
TROPICAL AND SEMI-TROPICAL 
F ruit plants, 
LOWERING PLANTS, 
BULBS AND ROOTS. For Prices, see my List, which is 
mailed free to all applicants. Address, 
ARNOLD PUETZ, Jacksonville, Florida. 
’ LOW’S ESSEX HYBRID SQUASH, 
Without exception the Best Squash in cultivation. The 
most productive, quickest growing (can be planted as late 
as July) and best in quality. Essex Early Hybrid 
Tomato, the handsomest and most profitable Tomato 
grown. Get Headquarters' Seed of the above—direct from 
the originator. Mv illustrated Seed Catalogue for 1881 sent 
free to all, giving description and testimonials from those 
who have raised and tried them. 
AA RON LOVi Seedsman, 
Essex. Essex Co., Mass. 
T HE BEST VARIETIES-Strawberries, Raspber¬ 
ries, Grape Vines, and other Small Fruits; Norway 
Spruee, Irish Juniper, Cherry, Peach, Pear Trees, and other 
new stocks. Prlce-Liat/m. H. M. Engle & Son, Marietta, Pa. 
Besides the largest and most complete general 
stock of Fruit and Ornamental Trees in tbe United 
States, we have the pleasure to offer the following 
Choice Novelties: APPLES.— Red Bietigheimer, 
Stump, Sutton Beauty. PEA RS.— Souvenir du Con¬ 
gress, Petite Marguerite, Ansault. PEACHES.— Wa¬ 
terloo, Conkling. GRAPE**.— Monroe, Rochester, 
Lady Washington. ST RAW BER KIES.— Sharpless 
and others. Also, the best new Deciduous Ornamental 
Trees and Shrubs, Evergaeens, etc. We always secure 
the best novelties at home and abroad, and all who 
intend to plant should not fail to consult our Cata¬ 
logues, which contain full descriptions of all the new 
and old fruit and ornamental trees worth having. 
Priced Catalogues sent as follows: No. 1, 
Fruits with plate, 15 cts.: plain, 10 cts. No.2, Orna¬ 
mental Trees, etc., with plate, 25ets.; plain, 15 cts. 
No. 4, Wholesale, Free. No. 5, Catalogue of Roses 
for 1881, Free. No. 7, Catalogue of Strawberries and 
Small Fruits, Free. 
ELLWANGER & BARRY, Rochester, N. Y. 
F 
OR SALE— Twenty-four thousand Peach Trees ; bud¬ 
ded with Delaware buds. R. H. CLARKE, Morris¬ 
town, N. J., or Equitable Building, New York. 
CHOICE NURSERY STOCK. 
We offer for Sale the following Nursery Stock, which we 
believe to be as well grown and healthy as any in the mar¬ 
ket, viz.: 100,000 Peach Trees, 1 year from the hud. 
75,000 Apple Trees, 3 to 5 years old. 50,000 La 
Versailles, Cherry, and White Grape Currants. 
500,000 Sharpless, Crescent Seedling, Cumber¬ 
land Triumph, Seth Boyden No. 30, Glendale, 
and other varieties of Strawberries. 15,000 of the New 
Champion Quince, and a full assortment of other Nurs¬ 
ery Stock. Satisfaction guaranteed to our customers. Ad- 
dress, STEPHEN HOYT’S SON, New Canaan, Ct. 
GREENHOUSE AND BEDDING 
PLANTS by MAIL. 
10 Choice Varieties, labeled, - - - - for $1 00 
15 “ “ not labeled, - - “ 1 00 
Our labeled Plants are packed by an improved method. 
Those not labeled are equally good Plants, but are packed 
in usual manner, requiring less postage. 
SAMPLE PLANT 
of either COLEUS, FUCHSIA, or GERANIUM, packed by 
our new method, and mailed, post-paid, to any address, on 
receipt of 10 cents. 
Descriptive Catalogue Free to All. 
L. S. HALLOCK, 
__ ORANGE, N. J. _ 
NATIVE PLANTS,” 
Nearly 1,000 species of the most desirable North 
AMERICAN PERENNIAL PLANTS. 
Orchids, Vines Shrubs, Lilies, Ferns, Aquatic, Alpine, and 
Bog Plants, etc. Catalogue sent to any address in the United 
States or Europe. 
EDWARD GILLETT, Southwick, Mass, U. S. A. 
T UDEROSES, good Flowering Bulbs, by mail, 75c. a doz.; 
$1.25 for 25. By Freight or Express, $3 per 100; or $15 per 
M. Asparagus Roots, 2 years old, $1 per 100; $5 per M. 
S. FREI, Albion, Levy Co., Fla. 
Strong Healthy Plants, 
Clove-scented, all labeled, sent safely 
by mail, iu colors ot' White, Carmine, 
Hose,Yellow, Scarlet, Variegated, etc. 
G for 5Gc. li for $1. 
Extra Choice Varieties, 
_ 4 for 50c. 8 for $1. 
Illustrated Descriptive Priced Catalogue free. 
SINGLE TUBEROSE 
surest to bloom, and deliciously fragrant of all Tuberoses. 
To all who send 15c. and address, I will mail 2 flowering 
bulbs, with full directions for blooming. Double Pearl 
6arae price. CHAS. . S,TARR, Avondale, Chester Go.,Pa. 
FLOWER SEEDS AT HALF PRICE. 
Over 800 varieties. Fresh and true to name. BEST 
home-grown and imported. 5 cent pkts. for 2fi cents; 
10 cent pkts. for 5 cents, etc. See my low-priced list of 
Verbenas, Eases, and other plants by mail. Catalogues free. 
D. C. MoGRAW, Riverside Gardens, Binghamton, N. Y. 
SPECIALTIES 1 SPRING. 
Crab-Apples, Apple Trees, Red Dutch Currants, 
Asparagus Roots, Mazzard Cherry Stocks, Chris¬ 
tine Grape Vines, Wistaria Sinensis, and Frn- 
tescens Seedlings, Pyrus Japoniea, Magnolia 
Aecuminata (7 to 8 ft.), and a large assortment of other 
Nursery Stock. Address, 
GEO. ACHELIS, West Chester, Pa. 
w'ii’ilnN x’i’’s' 
WESTERN TREE DIGGER 
A perfect success. Warranted to give entire satisfaction. 
Four sizes. Also a New Machine for Digging Hedge Plants, 
■ ■ ■ - ’ ' Throws plants out of the 
’ ue, 
rove, Lee Co., Ill. 
OBACCO SEED of the Glessner seed-leaf variety. 
Best grown iu Penna. Price 75c.per pkt. Sufficient 
for 2 acres. Address, E. G. REXST, Mount Joy, Pa. 
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