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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[April, 
A BEAUTIFUL LAWN 
CAN BE OBTAINED BY SOWING 
Henderson’s “Central Park” 
LAWN CRASS SEED. 
A mixture composed of selected grasses identical with those used in forming the lawns of 
New York’s famous park. One quart of this seed will sow an area of 20 x 15 ft., equaling 300 sq. 
ft., or for an acre 4 bushels are required. Instructions for sowing and after treatment sent 
gratis with all orders. Price, 25 cents per quart. If by mail, add 10 cents per quart for post¬ 
age. If by freight or express, $ 1.50 per peck; $ 5.60 per bushel. 
Catalogue of ‘ i E Very th ing for the Carden, * ’mailed free on application. 
dptpd urwnrDcnw s l. rn seedsmen an a florists, 
JrLl tn nLlNULnoUiN <a IU.,35 & 37 Cortlandt Street. NEW YORK. 
BEAUTIFUL 
Greenhouse Plants, Shrubs, Roses, BulbSj 
Climbing Vines, including' 25 kinds of the • 
New Clematis , a full assortment of both > 
Flower and Vegetable SEEDS. Apple,^ 
Pear, Plum, Peach, Cherry, Grape, 
and all other FRUITS. SIXTY 
18 Greenhouses. 29tliYear. 
BeautifulCatalogueof about 100 pages, free. 
The famo us KiefferHybrid Pear, §1.50 
Conte Pear, $ 1 5 Champion 
10 5 cents; Japanese 
Phloxes^m^^tpp^jpwarf Chestnut, fruit im- 
Y \2 Camat imensely large, sweet, 
75 Hardy CatalpaS QB+r tfcS&sJaOc an&RussianMul - 
12 Chrysanthemumsf^^^ll^^berry,ha.idy as tho 
' " ' ' ’ roduc- 
Ever«BloominsROSES,^[j5fe' l JjL l <tl ’ e i35c. Set 
12Tubero8es.12Gladiolus.20Verbenas^&^l&ZfXQ^OI 5. worth 
15 Basket or Bedding Plant *,30 vk'aChoice^&jttfl^. 
. • 1 " ~uly 
Flower Seeds, 40 Srceet Chestnuts, etc., _ „ 
.... *1K FOR ANY SFUEM SETSTfifeS« . 
Hundreds ot other things cheap; many new and rare. Safe arrival guaranteedX^^^.,^^ 
THE ST®BUS & HARRISON CO.EiS'USS 
” To all who send 
15c. and their 
address, I will 
_ .bs and directions for blooming 
this sweetest of flowers; also free to all, my Illustrated 
Descriptive Catalogue, containing colored plate of 
LatestFloralNoveltyt *8 ITT? 
tsr NEW GOLDEN 
CARNATION PINK, _ ___ 
CHAS. T. STARR, Avondale, Chester Clo- P» 
DOUBLE “DCADI ’ 
TUBEROSE rtMTlL _ 
mail 2 flowering bulbs and directions for blooming 
t ofiiowe 
, contammg colored plate of 
BUTTERCUP'.’ 
ROSES-?™- 
HUWb# BLOOMING 
10 for SI; 21 for S3. GERANIUMS, 12 
for SI. CARNATIONS, 12 for SI- VER¬ 
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CHOICE [1MI0 SEEDS! 
25 packets, SI. Hundreds of varieties—many- 
new and rare. A Handsome Present with 
every order. All sent by mail, post-paid, and 
safe arrival guaranteed. 31st year. 1 5 Green¬ 
houses, Illustrated descriptive Catalogue, FREE 
PAUL BUTZ & SONS, New Oastle, Pa. 
THE DXNGEE & CONARB CO’S 
BEAUTIFUL F.VEU-BLOOMING 
for ROSES alone. Strong Pot Plants suitable for 
immediate bloom delivered Bafely, postpaid.to any post- 
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75 F 
Present —- --, 
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THE DINCEE & CONARD CO. 
Eose Growers, West Grove, Chester Co,, Pa. 
61or»l,14forSS, 
l postpaid. Greenhouei 
and Bedding Plants, 
) Hardy Shrubbery, 
_ ___ Seeds, etc., by mail. 
no tree. -IT. P utt.t.tp h. West. Qrove.Chaster Co. .Pa. 
GARDEN, 
FIELD & 
FLOWER 
J. M. M c GULLOUGH’S SONS, 
tfitabUibed 1838] 136 Walnut St,Cincinnati,& 
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•0 log 
BEST QUALITIES. 
LOWEST PRICES. 
Illustrated & Descriptive Cata¬ 
logue mailed on application. 
ROCHESTER 
A NEW TOMATO. 
The ROCHESTER is the product of a cross between 
the Acme and Lester’s Perfected, and is own sister to May¬ 
flower. As large as the Garfield, hut as smooth as the 
Acme. It is undoubtedly the largest smooth Tomato. 
Firm, dark skin ; hears transportation well; absolutely 
no core; ripens close to the stem: did not decay last sea¬ 
son on heavy or light soil; delicious flavor. Forsaleby 
the packet only, 25 cents; five packets, $ 1 . 00 . 
HGRAM SSBLEY & CO., Seedsmen, 
Rochester, N. Y. Chicago, Ill. _ 
PLANTS FREE BY MAIL. 
In good Dollar Collections. Send for Illustrated Cata¬ 
logue of new and fine Green-house Bedding and Hardy 
Plants and Seeds. Address, 
E. S. MILLER, Wading River, N. Y. 
1883-S PR INC—1883. 
Now is the time to prepare 
vnur orders for NEW and 
BARE Fruit and Ornamental 
Shrub,, Evergreens, 
ROSES, TINES. ETC. 
Besides many Desirable Novelties; we offer the largest 
and most complete general Stock of Fruit and Ornamen¬ 
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mailed free. Address BLEW ANGER A BARRY, 
Nt. Rope Nurseries. Rochester, N. Y. 
Kissena Nurseries. 
Trees and Plants. 
Parsons & Sons Co., 
LIMITED. 
Flushing, N. Y. 
^CHEAPEST 
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LANTS 
lEfl Mlfi THRIFTY PLATO 
IUU;Ullll FOR SALE. Largo sized, 
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tifuiEVER a BLOGMING ROSESforSI) 
12 large showy GERANIUMS for $ 1. 12 sweet 
HELIOTROPES, $1. 32 handsome FUCH¬ 
SIAS, 81. 12 ornamental COLEUS, SI, and 
many others. Nearly all of our collection of 500 
arepriced^ttilO cts. $200. IN CASH AWAY 
for CLUB ORDERS, besides numerous articles,- 
sure to please the Ladies, such as Shake¬ 
speare’s Complete Works, Dickens’ Com¬ 
plete Works, Macanley’s Complete Works, 
Sewing Machines, an Organ, Ladies’Toilet 
Cases, and a large number of other valuable 
PRJEMXuflS^IoR SEED ORDERS! 
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g erne tflft Cascade Rose Nurseryj 
LEEDS & uUi RICHMOND, [Indiana* 
Send 
a Catalogue 
D.C. 
Jfe^eddingP I^eoIamS 
Over 800 varieties Best 
Flower SEED* 
at retail, at 
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’^Pgt^^Vrices 
RIVERSIDE GARDENS? 
BINGHAMTON, New York? 
Garden Seeds 
BY MAIL 
DIRECT FROM THE FARM. 
Warranted Fresh, Pure, and Good, or 
Money Refunded. 
Catalogue for 1883, giving full particulars and directions 
for cultivation, sent FREE to eveir reader of the Ameri¬ 
can Agriculturist who wonts to buy Seeds. 
Address, JOSEPH HARRIS, 
Moreton Farm, Rochester, N. Y. 
TRY COW PEAS! 
The great Southern Forage Plant. Equal to Clover as a 
Fertilizer. Superior to Corn for Green Feeding. Will 
grow anywhere at the North; is as easily cultivated and 
handled as Corn. A Bushel will be sent anvwhere by Ex¬ 
press for $2.50, with Directions for Cultivation; will plant 
two acres. 2 bushels of best Southern White Corn, the best 
of all Corn for Forage, for $2.50. 
G. S. GREENE, Fort Madison, South Carolina. 
