1885.] 
JTHE AMERICAN 
I Raspberry Marlboro, oii-oniars civ. 
' Gooseberry,Industry. 
--Grape Niagara, ’’'.Iv-'s 
colored plato of tUo Ooosoborry friti. * "■ 
„ „ hl.iljWANGEIl vV; MAHItV 
Mt. Hope Niiracrlcs. . 
garden. 
for 
JOHN SAUL’S 
CATAIiOGUE of New, Rare and Heaitlifiil PlanK 
iSSs. is now ready witli a Colored Plate. 
It is full in really ;;ood and beautiful plants, as well .11 
the novelties of merit. 011 
The rich collection of fine FoliaRe. and other Greenhouse 
and Hothouse Plants, are well grown, and at low iirices 
Free to .all my customers! to others, 10 cts or a nG!„ 
copy gratis. Catalogues of Seeds, Ro-ses, Oichids Fn ii J 
etc; gratis. JOHN SA UL, Washingtr’D C ’ 
SMALL FRUITS I 
And GRAPE VINES. I offer for spring planting a full 
.assortment of all the leading standard and new varieties A 
superb stock of the celebrated MARL 130 R 0 raspberrV and 
other choice novelties. First-Class, Purii Pi ants 'at 
Popular Prichs. Those intending to plant largely will 
find it to their advantage to write me before purcliasinir 
elsewhere, lllustnited descriptive c.italogue free Ad'dre.- 
H. G. CORNEY, 
Successor to E. P. EOE 
Cornivall-on-Hudson, N. y. 
FIRE! FIREnWn! 
Strawberries grown by an entire new process, which 
saves at least 75 per cent of the labor and e.vpense of culti. 
vation annually. It destroys Insects, Weeds, Grass Seeds 
etc. Saves runner cutting and resetting oftener ihan once 
in eight years. I have the largest anil healthiest vines in 
this section, and the tot.al cost of cultivation has been less 
than $4 per acre this season. I have for sale hundreds of 
ihousands of Strawberry, Black and Red Raspherrv 
Plants, my own growing i all warranted pure stock and 
No. I plants . 
The above system free to all purchasers of $2 worth of 
plants; to others, Si. Send for price-list of plants and 
other particulars. 
FRED. LUCIA, 
Flusliing, Genesee Co., Aricliigjiii. 
SI 
RAWBE 
And other Cliolce Small 1 -ruits. 
Greenhouse and Bedding' Plants. 
SEE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE. FREE. 
e l Mil I CD Kidsewood Nurseries, 
. L. IIIILLLn, STOCKTON, ohio. 
Beautiful Fairy Roses 
MORE MEN WANTED ! 
sell our Fruit and Or}tamental Stock. Good wages 
steady work. Enclose siamp and write for terms 
50 E. B, RICHARDSON & CO., Kanadesaga Nurseries, 
Geneva. New York. 
lit Kvcrbluuniliitf, ui* iiumy, or Ih 
Cliiublnir, or 7 JiossJtosca, all distinct 
sorts labeled, by mail for Si. Many thousands of Bedding 
and House Plants & Bulbs. Best and cheapest in the world, 
paiearriyal and satisfaction guaranteed, we lead in quan* 
“*y, quality, size and price orall choice plants, Now nim old. 
valuable premiums given away. Illustrated and instructive 
catalogue free. Ordornow.tliUudvorlisunionitnny iiol apiK-nr 
0- R. WOODS &C0.. NEW BRIGHTON. Hflj. 
,„.?*‘®EBERR.Y._a Valuable Fruii. Succeeds on all 
^ profitable fruit to grow for market. 1 wo 
mail. #1.00. De^triptive piice list free. 
•GELOS staples, West Sebewa. Ionia Co., Midi. 
10 CIS. 
per packet. 
RAWSON’S 
50 cts. 
per ounce. 
WHITE SEEDED TENNIS 
BALL LETTUCE 
Is too well known to need comment. 
I Send for it. 
- - tv 
fiwcceert with ! Sure Vo give aatnu 
ijictloiil They bloom In immense cluHters, 3 '‘to .50 together 
® fltern. The flowers aro of singular purity, and 
resemble rnliilaturo camellias. In thrdr regiraritv. ‘^Thev 
lf«l »nd bloom coiistanih-.aii'd are eri- 
from every other rose, and must become very 
..i7<irooulrSa7irtUccS 
4 beautiful sorts-MiONONBTTB. clear pink, the freest 
cts. Little WHiTK Pets Very 
Elegant,.30 cts. each. Mad'bllb Cecil 
J wiONEK, salmon blush; splendid, 20 cts Paqukiikttk 
liiiro wlilie. ^ Very free bloomer, 20 cts. each—strong plants* 
One each of the 4 sorts for only 7.5 cents. 
Ghrysanthkmums contains all the best 
varieties of both AmcrIan and European introduction, and 
surpassed If equalled. We send, post paid, Our 
34 Choicest sorts for 
only 57 .. 5 1. In selecting this set It has been our object to oiTer 
a set or uhrysautboraums that would embrace the widest 
■ range of color, each sort being distinct-and elegant, so that 
those who wish to grow but few kinds, might be able to pur- 
chase the choicest and most desirable varieties and be sure 
Si getting something very fine and with afew get the most 
desirable. Fiill description of these togetherwfih themanv 
other beautiful varieties in our collection In catalogue. 
^we wish we could convey in some small measure the ex- 
tr^o deHcacy and richness of coloring of our Set op 
?o 4heir ilo]"?iaoffered, very fashionable, and^es?magn?ficent^r*U^wni*^?W 
varieUesl^s’JrXlpl^ prizes for these by the New York Hortfculiural Society; 12 befuttM 
famnV^*5s importation from Japan, of this the most beautiful of the Lily 
lamiiy, IS unusually fine. Large healthy bulbs ,40 cts. each ; 3 for $ 1 - 00,12 for $ 3 . 00 . ^ 
Do You Want a Garden of Rare Beauty ? 
All those wlio want the gayest garden with the least trouble and expense, should not fall to try our magnifieent 
improved Double Oarden Poppies. 7 hey grow about 2 feet high, with magnificent large flowers, of the richest and 
most intense shades of color. They produce an effect that cannot be matched for brilliancy, perfectly dazzling. 
1 ms grand show which we offer has been produced after many years of high cultivation, ^'or brilliant, dazzling 
colors these Poppies are equalled only by the Tulip —13 beautiful colors—ir/uVe, WhUe. Striped Red. White and 
Light Pui'jde, Rose Light lied. Scarlets and White. Dart: Scarlet and Violet, Litar and Scarlet, Dark ifodore. Gray, 
Cinnabar and Violet, lilack Broicn and Cinnabar, Fiery Scarlet. Seed of any color, per paper, 5 cts.—col ection, 13 
papers in all for only .50 cts. , 4 ;??/ 0/ these articles sent post paid, on receipt of price. These together with many 
other attractions are freely described in our 
PLANT AND SEED CATALOGUE 
KorWS, which is very complete, handsomely illustrated, artistic, of particular interest to all lovers of Choiee 
Floioers, sent free to all readers of the American Garden, enclosing stamp to pay postage. Address 
F. R. PIERSON, 
F'loi’ist and. Seedsman, 
p. o. BOX s. TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK. 
Miiininoth Knssian Sunflower Seert ; Small j Uew Early White Prize Potato; 726 bush, per acre, 
mrkei for e staniDS Aeents w.anled for my new fast sell- ; Wew Late Fotato. New and True Seeds. S 3 C tn prizes. 
Ktg familv stJS'^ if L Rourrts. Royallon, N. Y. | Our Annual Free, GEO. H. COLVIN. D-alton, Pa. 
Seeds! Seeds! Seeds! 
Illustrated Combined Catalogue. 
VegetaHe, and Flower Seeds, Plants, Etc, Agrtcnttnrat Toots, 
MACHINES, AND WOODEN WARE. 
Contains all the novelties for 1SS5, sent Free upon application. 
PARKER & WOOD, 
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store, 
No. 49 North Market Street, - - Boston. 
25 cfs. 
per packet. 
RAWSON’S 
#1.00 
per ounce. 
early ARLINGTON CELERY 
10 cts. 
per packet. 
RAISON’S 
75 cts. 
per ounce. 
EARLY SUMMER CABBAGE 
Is the finest sti-ain of Early Cabbage in 
this country. Every one should try it. 
