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AMEEIOAI^ AGEIOULTUiilST. 
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LANTS. Sweet Potato, 
CABBAGE, CELEIll, TOMATO, 
P 
■ and all other Vegetable Plants at Lowcat 
H Mai-ket Kates. If you want extra strong 
H stocky plants, write us, before piirchasiug 
anywhere. BENSON, MAUEE & CO., 
129 to 131 South Front St., PHiLADKuniA, Pa. 
Bullis Direct from Holland! 
Pricen include duties and expenses as far as New York. 
The undersigned takes orders now for Fall delivery until 
July 15tli, 1884, and for Spring delivery until February lUh, 
1885, for the famous Bulb-growers, ANT. ROOZEN & SON, 
(established 1832), Overveen, Haarlem, (Holland). The 
smallest order, even, will be acceptable. None but the very 
best specimens forwarded. Catalogue mailed free on appli¬ 
cation to the (Jeneral Agent for the U. S. 
J. A. DE VEER, 318 Broadway, New York. 
600,000 Potato, 
And Bate Cabbage Plants at $1.5 J Per 1,000, 
and a Million Cranberry Plants. 1 J rite for Cir¬ 
cular of Small Fruits, to 
I. &; J. E. EEONABU, Iona, N. J. 
egetalDle [Plants. 
iylnnidlli ¥>¥ ntlflici ready June 1st, at$2per 1,000, 
C IBBAGE PLAN 1 S fis per 10.000, by express^^^ Can 
furnish any quantity. Plants 
are fine. For 10c. will send sample by mail. Cold-frame Cab¬ 
bage readynow. Celery plants ready July Ist. Tomatoplants 
ready now. Send for Catalogue to, 
G. R. CLARK & CO., Seedsmen & Florists, Scranton, Pa. 
J UNE Budded Peaches. Plums, Apricots, Nectarines and 
Almonds. Parties wishing any of the above trees, can have 
nice light trees at very low rates, budded on contract of sucti 
varieties ds they want, by sending in their orders not later 
than June 20th. These trees do equally well in all sections 
south of us, and are worth as much as large trees at one- 
half the cost. Send for terms to CHAS. BLACK & BRO., 
VIEEAGE NUB.SEBIES, Hightstown, N. J. 
150 
STRAWBERRIES ONLY $1.00. 
-- 25 plants each of Wilson, Crescent, Bidwell, 
Downing, Cumberland, and Sharpless, each kind labeled and 
tied separate, book telling how to grow all kinds of Fruits, 
Flowers, etc., also how to destroy all Insects that trouble 
them, sent free with every order. Price of book without 
plants 25 cents Jby mall, postage paid. 
E. W. WELD, Nurseryman, Jamestown, N. T. 
Immense Stock of 
Small Seedlings. Low 
Prices for Large Quan¬ 
tities. Catalogues free. 
GEO. PINNEY, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., Wisconsin. 
EVERGREENS 
B 
Cati 
IG BOB STRAWBERRY PLANTS. $3 per 
M., JAMES VICK. $4. Send for Illustrated 
talogue. SAMUEL C. BeCOU, 
Burlington Co., Moorestown, N. J. 
THE WEEDS MUST GO, 
WEED SLAYER. 
Kills weeds dead. Equal 
to live hoes in garden or 
Held.—-Boffte Creek Timet. 
Is splendid and worth 
the price.—iSimfro Hus¬ 
bandman. 
Sold 100 in 
SO days.—Af. 
_ _ _ F. ffibbs, Ll- 
-5355^3*^^ Tonia, N. Y. 
Worth (25.00 to me.—TTm. Smith, Gardener, etc. 
Is light, strong, and durable. Easy to work. Delivered 
express paid, anywhere in the U. S. on receipt of price. 
CLUBS OF THREE, $5.00. 
Address, NOVELTY WORKS. Pontiac, Mich. 
P UBPEE’S 
FARMANNUALFon 
The largest, BEST and most complete Citalogue 
of the kind published. It contains 120 pages* 
hundreds of beautiful illustrations* and 3 
superb colored plates# It tells all about the 
D C Farm, and Flower SEEDS 
Dbd B including important novelties of 
rare merits Summer Flowering Bulbs, Plants, Small 
Fruits, Thoroughbred liive Stock and Fancy Poul¬ 
try. Send your address atonce,naming thispaper^to 
W. ATLEE BURPEE & CO. 
SEEDSMEN, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 
Kissena Nurseries. 
Trees an(i Plants. 
Parsons & Sons Co., 
LIMITED. 
Flushing, N. Y. 
THE DINOEE & CONARD CO’S 
BEAUTIFUL EVEK-BLOOMING 
a SPECIAL 
RCE HOUSES 
making 
60LAR 
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re ROSES t , , 
Pot Plants smtable for iinme- 
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The only et 
BUSINESS Of 
for ROSES alone. 
urns and Extras, more R 
lishments grow. Strong Pot Bianta smcanie lor umne- 
diate bloom deUvered stSely. i>oetpaid,tp any poBtkJfflce. 
S splendid varieties, your choice, all labeled,for 81; 
ISiorSS: IdforSS; 2Sfor84; 35 for 85; 75 for 
*10; lOO for *13. Our NEW GUIDE,® 
3V«a(MC on the Bote, 70 ppMegaMy tlluttraltd'^ 
jHE DiNclk Alcona? 
Bom arswsrs, 
, OhwUr Oe., Pa. 
OUR STRONC & RELIABLE 
ROSES 
ADC TUC DCCT Dins. Catalogue with fnUdi- 
nni. I nC. DCO I lections for growing, Free 
ROBT.SCOTT&SON 
Rose Growers, PHILADELPHIA, FA. 
S. L ALLEN & CO. 
127 & 129 
Catharine St., 
PhUa. 
The NEW TOOLS 
season, together with recent improve¬ 
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NEW CATALOGUE, contain¬ 
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PIANET Jr.” 
Horse Hoes, Cultiva¬ 
tors, Seed-Drills, Wheel- 
Hoes, Potato-Diggers, Etc. Etc. 
BUY NORTHERN GROWN SEEDS. 
Flowers* Vegetables and crops. Send for new Cataiogue; conteins everything 
and Farm, zt will pay you to get it* Ijargest stock of pure Farm Seeds in th 
HantsandEoses by tfielOO.OOO. SALZER, La Cfosse, Wis. 
ProduTO ail 
odds the .most 
for Garden, House 
leWest. beautiful 
SIBLEY’S tested SEEDS, 
FOR ALL CLIMATES, ■ FOR ALL SOILS. ALL PLANTS. 
FOR ALL SOILS, 
Vegetable, Flower and hleld Seeds of all Tested Valuable Varieties, Free. 
Mail Orders promptly filled, making a Seed Store at home. Reduced Prices to Clubs. 
HIRAM SIBLEY & CO., Rochester, N. Y., Chicago, 
NEW GOOSEBERRY 
We now offer for the first time a very valuable new variety. Circu¬ 
lar giving full 3escriptii)ii and price, together with a handsome 
colored plate, free. Address, ELLWaNGEII Sc HAUHY, 
diouDt Hope NurserlcN. Rochester, K.Y. 
Mention tliis paper . 
131 EARLY CLUSTER 
QTS- IneW BLACKBERRY! 
“Theberries were the best I ever tasted.”—Farm. <6 Garden 
“ Berries received and sampled ; rni<lioct I ni'lTQ Rorru 
sweet and good.’’-Farm c/ourma/. UOIIICol Ldlgu UClIj 
best Quruity, most productive. I Q QTS. from 
P’or 25 aflidavits and testimonials of I vJ Single Hill 
at oue picking, see Catalogue, free. Also nf ail best 
sorts Strawberries, Raspberries, Grapes. Peacli, and 
other Bruit Trees, &c. J. S. COLLINS. 
Moorestown. N. J. 
lOFlrsbClass 1 year 
GRAPE VINES. te 
for $3. Send for Il¬ 
lustrated Catalogue of Small Fruits. 
JOEL HORNER & SON, Merchantvillc, Camden Co., N. J. 
All Tested for Vitality, and In Gardens for Purity and Value. Send for CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST of 
-- --- - *-‘-"Valuable” "- 
s 
EEDS& PLANTS! 
Unparalleled oilers. Remarkable Col¬ 
lections. Unturpa.'ised in Quality. Lowest in 
Price. AiJRICULTlIltAL IiMPLE- 
MENTS, GARDEN TOOLS, and every, 
thiugfor the Farm andGarden. Oar Illustrated 
Catalogues mailed free. It will pay to get them. 
inUlICniU D CTnl/rC SrrJ.urn.ltlf.’IIarkctSt 
JUnllOUII « OlURtO rillLADELPlUA, PA. 
i*®- C.S. WALES‘SR 
in PANSY PLANTS! 
Ho Beautiful Pansies, 50c 
T 4 Ever-blooming Roses, 60o. 
1 4 Beautiful Caguations, 60c. 
A La Prance Bose, gratis, if 
the order amounts to $1.60. 
Delivered safely at any U. S. 
post office. Good plants, choice 
varieties.well pacl:ed. Fruit tfc 
PlantCatalogue mailed on request 
GEO. S.^WALES, ROCHTj^CR. N. Y. 
s 
TRAWBERRIES! CURRANTS 
RASPBERRIES, GOOSEBERRIES and 
grapes, standard and new varieties. g^Send 
for price list. Address, HORACE L. BROUGHTON, 
Mabblehsad, Essex Co., Mass. 
FAIRVIEW NURSERIES. 
ESTABLISHED 1835. 
250,000 handsome Peach Trees. 
KieSer Pear Trees. Millions of Fnilt 
and Ornamental Trees. 25 Acres Big 
Berries—Old Iron Clad, Manchester, Big 
Bob, and ail others. Catalogues free. 
Address J. PERKINS, 
Moorestown, N. J. 
Twenty varieties of Evergreens and For- 
TKEES est trees. Millions of seedlings at 75ct6. to 
M. xaajxjo ^ joQQ_ large Stocky trees cheap. 
EVERGREENS. JiSe^ ’ffl. 
GEO. PINNEY, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., Wto. 
MARLBORO Red RASPBERRY. 
for history and terms. A. J. Cay wood & Son, Marlboro, N. Y. 
SOUHEGAN RASPBERRY PLANTS. 
200,000 first class Gregg 
plants at low prices, l^clul rat 
C. C. Hj 
and Souhegan Raspberry 
I -,ee for Lots of 3,000 or more. 
HART, Southington, Ct. 
SALESMANUriNTED 
a- M.— At.— _ —1— fXnnsn 
to canvass for the sale of Nursery Stock. Our 
Nnisery established 1846. One of th e largest In 
the United States. Address "W. <*, T. 
- . Nursery, Geneva, N, Y, 
1 
III. 
LANG’S NORTHERN GROWN, THOR. 
■ ■ nr OUGHLY TESTED. Flower Vegeta- 
L I V E hie and Field. 20,000 Catalogues 
free. Send names of your friends. 
SEEDS. FRED. N. LANG, Baraboo, Wis, 
Tj/Ym A Dakota Red, Rural Blush, 
Jc V/ JL iV X V/ jQlO. Early Mayflower, Early Sun¬ 
rise, Wan’s Orange, and all new and choice var ieties at re¬ 
duced rates. Send for price list. W. E. WELD, “Ever¬ 
green Farm,” Inglcslde, Steuben Co., N. Y. 
Mention the American Agriculturist. 
A ir plants are a great curiosity, require no soli, 
suspend or nail them to the wall, post, or tree. Indoors 
or out. 3 bv mall for (1.25. Florida Moss grows three feet 
long, fine for decorating rooms. Bundle bv mail. 50 cents. 
_ L. D. SNOOK, De Land, Fla. 
YATANTED, reliable, capable men to sell Trees, Shrubs, 
W Plants, Roses, &c. Stock RELIABLE and FIRS'T- 
CLASS. Salaries and expenses paid. Full instructions to in¬ 
experienced men. Address, J. F. LeClabe, Rochester, N.Y. 
000,000 Peach trees for fall of 1883, including some sev- 
enty-flve (75) of the best varieties suitable for all sections 
of the country. A full stock of Apricots, Nectarines. Al¬ 
monds, and all Fruit and Ornamental trees. Small Fruit 
Plants, vines, and a large stock of Grape vines, and Wilson’s 
Early Blackberry plants, the latter grown from root cut¬ 
tings. Circulars ready about Aug. 1st. No travelling a^nts. 
Order direct, and secure best stock at lowest rates. CHAS, 
BLACK & BRO., Village Nurserb s, Hightstown, N. J. 
