1881 .] 
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
125 
KISSENA NURSERIES. 
Parsons & Sons Co Proprietors, 
[LIMITED.] 
FLUSHING, 
Price Lists furnished FREE. 
N. Y., (Near New York City.) 
[Large Jiew Descriptive Catalogues sent post- 
i paid on receipt of three 3-cent postage stamps. 
SEE FURTHER INTERESTING- PARTICULARS in large Advertisement 
on page 80, February Number, 1881, of the American Agriculturist. 
NEW ROSES 
Hybrid Teas.—Combining in large degree the 
hardiness and brilliant colors of the Remontant Roses, 
with the sweet perfume-perpetual blooming qualities, 
and soft shades of the Tea Roses. Hybrid Perpet- 
■ais.—All the really 'choice varieties, old and new, 
cud only such, are grown by us. Ours is the only 
Catalogue unencumbered with a host of synonomous 
end inferior varieties. Descriptive catalogue for 1881 
now ready. To customers of last year it will be sent 
without their applying for it. 
EUWMGER & BARRY , Rochester, N. Y. 
THE DINGEE & CONA'RO CO'S 
The only establishment making a SPECIAL. 
BUSINESS OF ROSES. 50LARCE HOUSES 
for ROSES alone. We deliver Strong Pot Plants, 
suitable for immediate bloom, safely by mail, postpaid, 
at all post-offices. 5 splendid varieties, your choice, 
all labeled, for SI: l2forS2; l9for$3; 26forS4; 
35 for S5: 75 for SIO; 100 for SI3. We CIVE 
AWAY ,in Premiums and Extras, more ROSES 
than most establishments £?row. Our NEW GUIDE- 
a complete Treatise on the Bosej 70 pp. elegantly illustrated, 
describes 500 newest and choicest varieties —free to all . 
THE DINGEE & CONARD CO. 
Rose Growers,West Grove, Chester Co M Pa. 
6 for § 1,14 for S2, 
\ postpaid. Greenhouse 
and Bedding Plants, 
\ Hardy Shrubbery, 
' Seeds, etc., by malL 
Catalogue free. J.T. Phillips. West Grove.Chester Co..Pa. 
ROSES! 
13 ROSES MAILED FREEfor$I.25 
or 36 for S3 .00. 'Strong- Plants, your choice. \ 
labeled, sent safely by mail to any post-office. Will E 
bloom all summer in the open ground. Large as- 1 
sortment of Geraniums and other Flowering Plan ts at fc 
same price. New Ger.Leviathan gratis on $3 orders. 5 
& ES? S? C* 10 Packets ,Flower or Vegetable , [ 
& fio# v* our choice, for 25c. Quality L 
unsurpassed. * Liberal inducements to persons E 
ordering-. Catalog-ue of New Seeds and Plants! 
free. INNISFALLEN GBEENHOUSES,Sj>riwg/feM,r 
d postpaid,guar- 
Panteeing safe arrival in good 
condition, our choice of sorts: 
& n Forex- 
ample: 
__ ^ E b ample: 
^12 Roses, §1; 20 Verbenas, SI; 
15 Basket or Bedding Plants, Sj»l; 
_ .) Geraniums,Sl; 10 Tuberoses,Sls 
„ Hardy Flowering Shrubs, §1 ; and 
r Hundreds of others, EU ClkB ft EU fa DADE 
r CHEAP,and many. S’3 L Bfl MsSU IfiMri&Ll 
gr For your choice of varieties, see our 72-papre 
Catalogue,with colored plate,free to all. We 
offer an immense stock of ® fi B 8? 8 81T © 
Grape-Vines, Fruit and ^RflALL rKUl 8 © 
Ornamental Trees. Evergreens, etc.; 8 Currants, 
I SI? 25 Raspberries.SI? 75 Strawberries, (81; 8 
Grapes,SI; 8 Apple,Si; 4 Pear.Sl; 8 Peach, 
SI; 40SweetChestnut,Sl; 100HardyCatalpa, 
Si; etc. Catalogue (with 11 col’d strawberries) free. 
27tli Year. 18 Greenhouses. 400 Acres . I 
STORES. HARRISON Sr. CO.. Painesville, 0, 
TJfASFC —12 CHOICE VARIETIES BY 
rlUoLB, MATT, for Si .00. NOWIS THE TIME 
TO HAVE YOUR ORDER FILED FOR EARLY SPRING 
SHIPMENT. Satisfaction guaranteed. Send for Circular. 
WM. II. KEED, Chambersburg, Pa. 
OVER 
(500 
Distinct 
B H Varieties 
All Strong Plants, each labeled, delivered safely by mail. 
Largest assortment. Low prices. In business for 27 
years. Guarantee satisfaction. Stock comp ses all desirable 
varieties. Only mature plants sent. Our new Illustrated 
Hand-Book, sent free, contains the name and description of 
each plant, witn instructions for successful cultivation. Bo 
not purchase plants elsewhere before sending for our nets 
Every lover of dowers should have it. All 
fin In I# BUUffi buyers of cheap plants should have it 
Every one wanting new and choice plants should send for our 
nd-Book. HOOPES, BROTHER & THOMAS, 
PFLOWERS 
NEW WHITE GRAPE DUCHESS 
Also BRIGHTON, Champion, Jefferson, LADY, Moore's Early PRENTISS, 
Worden, etc., etc., CUTHBERT, Turner, GREGG, Taylor, WACHUSETT 
THORNLESS, Snyder. SHARPLESS. Kieffer's Bybrid Pear Trees. 
Alarge fill OlllliEUPB and Ijfe’s Prolific Black Currant, and a 
stock of UnHIIIr lUai UUIIlUb general assortment of Fruit and Ornamental 
Trees, SHRUBS, Vines (a fine stock of Clematis), ROSES, Seeds, BULBS, 
Bedding Plants, etc., at low rates. — De*crgtive Catalogue and Price-List free. 
Address H. S. ANDERSON, successor to 
FARLEY &. ANDERSON, Cayuga Lake Nurseries, Union Springs, N.Y. 
& Whose Are The Best? 
LANDRETH’S 
NEW and CHOICE 
ROSES, Greenhouse and 
Bedding Plants. The best 
In their classes at lowest 
prices. Before you buy, send 
stamp for illustrated cata¬ 
logue to HARKETT’S 
FLORAL NURSERIES, 
Dubuque, Iowa. 
H ARDY TRUMPET CREEPERS. Fine for 
fences and tree stumps. The large red flowers attract 
hummingbirds. $1.50 a dozen by mail $8.00 a hundred by 
express, not preoaid. 
S. H. CONOVER, Royal Oak, Talbot Co., Md. 
P EACH TREES, Best Orchard Varieties. Also gen¬ 
eral Stock of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, 
Shrubs, Vines, etc. Send for Price-List. 
New Brunswick (Nurseries).N.J. EDAVIN ALLEN 
CHOICE LOT OF PEACH, APPLE and othei 
Vv Fruit Trees and Plants at bottom prices. Prices free 
Mention paper. Address E. S. JOHNSTON, Stockley, Del 
i 
01131 SEED I 
1 
To all wlio liave occasion to purcltase Seeds : 
It is manifest that from Good Seeds only can good Vegetables be ob¬ 
tained ; yet we see those who exhibit sound sense in most affairs of life, 
heedlessly purchase seeds of doubtful quality and character. The superior 
character of LANDRETHS’ has been substantiated beyond all question. 
We therefore invite all who are not already purchasers of Landretlis’ Seeds 
to give them a trial. Those remote from Druggists, Grocers and others 
selling our Seeds, can be supplied by us direct at reasonable prices. 
Ask your Storekeeper for Landreths’ Seeds in original sealed 
Packages, or drop a Postal Card for prices and catalogue to 
DAVID LANDRETH & SONS, Philadelphia, Pa. 
MPORTANT NOTICE.— The “Champion” Hand 
Corn Planter, with Pumpkin Seed attachment. 
Can’t be Deat. Every corn raiBer should have one or 
more, its use will save many times its cost every year. 
Sample sent to any address on receipt of $2. or C. O. D., 
with chance to examine. WIN SHIP BROS., Manufac¬ 
turers, Racine, Wis. 
Two ‘^7‘<oi3.ca.©x , fva.l 
MEW BASPBEEEJES. 
NEW ROCHELLE produces 500 bushels to the acre. 
Dark Red. Bv mail, 20 plants, $1; $4 per 100. 
CAROLINE, like Brinkle Orange, 12 plants, $1; 100, $5; 
both hardy as oaks, fruit very large. 100 varieties Evergreen 
Trees, Japan Maples, Rhododendrons, Calmias, hardy Aza¬ 
leas. 100 varieties Clematis, etc. Catalogue free. 
W. S. CARPENTER & SON, Rye, N. Y. 
A CHOICE, CHEAP. SELECT LIST OF GREEN¬ 
HOUSE PLANTS. They will aid you in selecting 
your Plants; mailed free. NEW COLEUS, $1.00 per doz. 
Address 
W. B. WOODRUFF, Diarist, Westfield, N.J, 
1,000 for $10; 100 
_____ _ Well-rooted Cut¬ 
tings, unnamed, 12 best market sorts. Same, post-paid, 100, 
$2; 500 $7.50: 1,000, $15. Vigorous and healthy, mailed free. 
L. J. DENTON, Plainfield, N. J. 
Ba nd- Book. _, 
Cheery Htt.t. Nurseries, 
West Chester, Pa. 
Danvers Yellow Globe, White Portugal, 
Red Wethersfield, and all other varieties. 
Illustrated Catalogue sent free on receipt 
of address on postal card. 
HIRAM SUBLET &C© 
Rochester. N. Y. and Chin* 0 * f*1 
Agricultural Analyses. 
A. R. LEDOUX & CO., 
ANALYTICAL & CONSULTING CHEMISTS, 
Laboratories ) 17 Cedar Street, 
and Office, f New York City. 
Chemical Analyses and Investigations of all Kinds. 
AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY A SPECIALTY, 
Analyses ol Superphosphates, Chemicals, Feed¬ 
ing Staffs, Soils, Marls, Waters, etc., etc. 
tW Special contracts made with Agricultural Societies, 
Farmers' Clttbs, Oranges, and Manufacturers. ..sri 
YEBBEN AS.iwffl. 
t r zvtA-zzzviuXmWniraf: b 
LJT. PATRICK POTATOES FOR SEED, raised 
io by John Hileshorn. • For sale very cheap. Send orders 
to MARTIN & KROTZ, Defiance, Ohio. 
OSAGEOKANGE, or~HedgePl"antTof 
" 1,000. Cash with 
, Kent Co., Md. 
K A AAA OSAGE ORANGE, or He. 
O H r " good quality, at $2.50 per 1,00 
order. R. G. NICHOLSON, Hainesyille, 3 
T IMBER PLANTERS : Nurserymen. Send for 
Price-Lists. Tree Seeds and Seedlings, Evergreens, Small 
Fruits, etc. Jenkins’ Nurseries, Winona, Col. Co., Ohio. 
McConaugliey’s Corn Dropper, 
300 sold by a local agent in one town. For testimony, see 
advertisement in Feb. No., page 84. Samples sent post-paid 
to any address for $1.50. Agents w'anted. 
THOS. B. McCONAUGHEY, Newark, Delaware. 
HARDY PLANTS, BULBS, GRASSES, 
SHRUBS, CLIMBERS, Etc. 
Our New Catalogue and Price-List for 1881 is now ready. 
It contains the largest and finest selection of the above 
plants, in the U. S. Many NOVELTIES, including many 
BULBS & PLANTS 
which cannot be found elsewhere. The following"rare or 
desirable sorts are especially recommended:— 
Doz. Each, 
Chrysanthemums, 25 best sorts.... .$2 25 25c. 
Chrysanthemum frutescens. New Fr’h Marguerite SO 
Clematis coccinea. Scarlet Clematis.$5 DO 50 
Crawfurdia Japonica, Climbing Gentian 5 00 
Dephininm Cashmerianam, new and fine 5 00 
Eulalia Japonica zebrina. Zebra Grass, 2 50 
>fe ' - ' 
50 
50 
■25 
s 
75 
Iris Kaempferi, Japan Iris..... 2 50 
Leontopodimn nlpinmn. Edleweiss. 5 00 
Pseonia tenuifolia,./f.p(., Sl’der-1'vd Pseony, 7 50 
The above, together with nearly 1,000 species and varieties, 
will he sent prepaid by mall to any part of the 5f. 6. or 
receipt of price. 
WOOLSON <fc C«., Box 180, Passaic, N. J. 
