1886 .] 
TH^ AMERICAN GARDEN. 
NEW 
roses 
grape 
VINES 
FRUIT AND 
_ ORNAMENTAL TKFFQ 
I full ami accurate 
I alltho OWttiul 
J etc., with cultural 
™ tliomost coiuplete puWisIu'il’ 
E'ruiis, 10^ No. 2, Oruamontal Trees 'ot^°'ir** 
No. 4^^\Vholesnlo Ni ^k“' 
Ros^freo. BI.MVANgW & liAilttv 
Mt. Hone NiirsfrlcM ._Itocl iejiier. n .’ y. 
WoarcncUrnm’BTl'rliiitnsvny C■ ■ >■ n 
tho boiiutlful now lea liusu OUIM SET 
tsr .Send for lliolr bcau tltul ouialusuo^for"ls!s""?;,KK. 
“ RA^bCAS.” 
The meet prmluctive, hardy, early lie,| UiiMpbcrry 
,Oood Color, f'ine Quality, Carries well. 
A OUKAT >IAUK1CT KKUItV. 
Should bo planted by every one. All d.-alei-s an.l 
nursery men slmuld oiler 11 tor spring i f '80 seml f.,.. 
history, desciiptiou, testimonials, and teims, 
W. U. MOON, 
_ l>a. 
CO’Iuti’oducor. 
I MATTISON»S NUKSEEIKS.. 
Established 1845-7. Send for free price list of 
trees, plants and seeds for spring of iSS<. 
^^^^^^^^^^^^^ATTISON^facl^onville, N. V. 
SMALL FRUIT PLANTS. 
. grapevines, &c., in variety. All the leading va¬ 
rieties of SMALL FRUITS, both NEW and OLD at 
reasonable rates. Catalocubs Frkg. Address 
IRVING ALLEN, Springi-ield, Mass. 
FREE PLANTS. 
NFUf Z RARF Flowcr^ C«ri.«tloi.sVcl«ViV.ii: 
lU^W Fiic'ImIuN, Ac. 
W. H. ^XnGJjEK. JTr. 1Fine Plnnt?^ <>-1 
MOUNT DELIGHT, N. H. | * * by mail for 0* 
DpAnpR f Hare FTowers, choicest 
llt-nubll . address ELLIS P.kOTHERS, 
Keene, N, H. It will astonish and please. I''KEE. 
WOODRUFF GRAPE. 
This very large and handsome Red Grape is now offered 
wr the first time for sale without restriction, A seedling of 
Concord, perfectly healthy, early and exceedingly profitable. 
Stock limited. Parties wishing either to propagate or plant 
for fruit should apply at once to 
EVART H. SCOTT, Ann Arbor. Michigan. 
IHIDINGEE&CONARDOO’S 
BK4.CJTIFDI, EVBR-BLOOMING 
ROSE 
Qor Great Specialty is gromng and distributing 
AOS£S~we driver strong Pot PlantSiSuit^^ for 
immediate bloom, safely by mail at all Post Oinces. 
OTHER VARIETIES 0.3,Jtlfi FOR SI 
wcording to value. Send forourNew Guide* 76 pp 
elegantly illus. and choose from over 300 finest sorts 
Address. THE DINGEE ifc CONARD CO.. 
Hose G rowers. West Grovc» Chester Co., Fa* 
100,000,000 Evergreens 
*0 varieties. SO cts. per 1000 and upward All 
Year old, to Six Beet liigli. Cata¬ 
logues FKEE. 
GEO. PINNEY, STURGEON BAY, WIS. 
, ~inwrff. 
0 sell pur nursery products, on salary and expenses paid 
preferred on commission—Work every month 
energetic and reliable men - Business easily 
nifd—Wages liberal—Terms and outfit free. Address 
8 age and inclosing stamp. ^ 
:TheCl.a. R. G. CHASE & CO. 
We Nurseries.) 
Geneva, N. Yt 
grapes. 
Niagara 
S BERRIES. 
St and best varieties. Catalogue free. ^ 
- JOS EPH: D. FITTS, Providence. R- L 
STOCKS. TBEES-EverythluK 
BlIRopil^E'op, Fruit Growers and Amateurs. STABK 
"— Lotiiaiana, M isBohri. 51st year. 3 00 acr e?. 
”1LD FLnWPR^ For Cultivation. Or- 
chlds, Ellies, Ferns, 
catalogue. _ 
" ward OaiETTB, Sonthwlofe, Mas*- 
Tliree Gems of the First Water. 
73 
Bessera Elegans, Milla Biflora, & Cyclobothra Flava. 
These are most desirable acquisitions, and however small the garden they should have in it a place. We refer you 
to the Illustration M an idea of llieir beauty. The Sessera is scarlet. The Mii/a is pure white and the Cyclobothra is 
golden yellow. They are certain to flower, requiring only to be taken up in the fall. I Of each* 40 CtS.! 4 of 
eacli, $1.00 ; 6 Of each, Si*50. »..» i <» 
The 2 superb Gannas, Ehemanni, with brilliant crimson flowers, immense size \ Gladioliflora. rich colden amber 
50 cents eacli. is* 
The 3 fine Clematis: Jackmanni, deep purple, Coccinea, brilliant scarlet, and Crispa, deep lavender, for Sx«0 
The “ Queen''s Collection'*^ of Flower Seeds, splendid varieties, 30 packets ^i.oo. The “ El Dorado?' Afri 
Marigolds, golden and lemon, four inches across, 25 cts, per pkt. 
V. H. HAEEOCK, SOX & XHORPE, Qneens, Xew Yorte 
lOO. 
African 
_^iUIDE„ 
ymiTcuuu^, 
ouquetGollecnon of 
EAUTIFULBERRIES 
I $ 8.50 for $ 5 . OOoi^rff^ftf^Tc^^'' 
bTrl, best early and late red Raspberries; Soobegan and Ciren 
' early and late black Raspberries; Early Ilarte»t ana 
For 188^ Is a richly illustrated 
and elegantly printed book of 
over 70 pages, irlth illumi¬ 
nated cover, it tells bow to 
grow all kinds of fruits: gives 
^honest descriptions and fair 
^ _ prices of all worthy Tarietica, 
old and no®, of Sin.Il Fruit.. Fruit and Xul TrcM. ropresont- 
tug tho largest and best stock In‘I''! ,D''i“>>St«t«s Contains 
full Instructions tor planting, pruning, and olualnlng aolt 
trees and nlnnts, and Is replete witli informatlop valuabloto all 
Interoslcd'^fn fruU-cnl^ espeolally beg nners. The dlffereat 
grades are llgured, enabling a novice to dclcrmlno at a gla^o 
the sire to order. Price, vrilb six colored plates, 10 cenU. 
without plates, 3 cents. Price-lists free. _ w v 
J. T. LOVETT, Little Silver, New Jersey. 
best early i 
Taylor, best early and late Blackberries; Old Iroo-Clad, the 
best early, and Fairy, best of all straw^rrics. Two plants, 
Fay*s ProUfle, best of all enrraots, worth at low prices of 
Guido, Sent by mail for $S.OO,br express for $4.50, 
or hairthe number of each variety by mail for $8.00. Novelly 
CoUertion, consisting of tbe best new small Fruits: No. 1, 
value $1&00, by ranll for $10,00 % Xo. S, value 110.00, by mail 
for $5.00. Full description of all mailed k beantIftiL 
plelnre in oil colors, 9x12 inches, worth the cost of the entire 
collection, mailed free to each buyer of any of the above col¬ 
lections. I ship to all parts ofthe country, North, South, East, 
and West, by mail and express, with perfect safety. Black 
IlMpbcrrtei and Peach Trees spcelaltlei. 
WHITE 
THE NIAGARA WHITE GRAPE COMPANY, having decided to offer 
for fiialo to tho frcneral public, witnotic restriuiiou, a limited number of two-yrar- 
old vines of their CELiEBRATKD WHITE GRAPE NIAGARA, orders 
_ will now be received and entered In rotation for vinos to bo delivered in the spring 
: .til tiiQir Htocic ol! TTncs Is exhausted. The merited popularity of this wonderful Graw among 
nvii mwd* _ -v lifts indiiee’’ --*.» .. a ~ --a. 
posflesfllo^^of*^nll th^Vin^ grown 
AND THAT NO " ■ 
OTHER person 
HAS EVER HAD 
THE RIGHT TO 
PROP ABATE IT, 
nform tho pnuuc, liuit IW UUW uao, «.uva UAyujro uuo aacau. »i. 
10 Vines grown from tho wood o r cut ti ngs of t ho Nteg ara 
NIACAB^ 
from tho wood o r cut ti ngs of t ho Niagara up to this time. 
OnlypersOQS having 
a certificate of au¬ 
thority A^m Ihe 
Company, under tho 
Company’s 8 EA< . 
,will have the right 
',to take orders for c r 
_ad hy the Company. 
S A SEAL, plainly stamped with 
PROPAGAT . I the Company, 
the ability to W.Pjy attached to It A SEAL, plainly stamped witl 
direct OFirttADE MARK. Eellablo dealers and nurseo-mcn will be rapp ted upon liberal 
ODR REBISTERED TRADE MAK^ orders. inakinK satlstnctory arransements with theJ3omi)any. 
terms, and town t:.o United States and Canad 
iKioal agents *'5' “'® 
' A'*dress 
sampio grapea 
NiXsARA WHITE ORAPE COMPANY 
■Canad a, to sell our Niagara Vines from 
GRAPE 
999,999 
Strawberry 
Raspberry 
_ Blackberry 
■00” Currants, Crapes, Fruit 
Trass *0 All BEST old sorts and 
XT.?.®?’.VSign HURt.BOtM’i 
S^dataln^. CObUN*.n«or-<<.-.. .1.3. 
LOCKPORT. 
i| New York. 
I AW BERRIES, May King for best early. $i per 
dozen. All the best new and old sorts. Marlboro 
$7 per too, Hansell $4, and other. Rasp^rries, 
Blackberries. Trees, Vines, etc. Learning Com. Best 
Crates and Baskets, Catalogue free. 
J. W. HALL, Marion Station, Md. ■, 
CAMPLe ROSE 25c 
^^RoneadOc. Order vow. W.B.BE£D.Chamfci 
frtVA Cafa- 
logtie, ot 4 
. Cham fcersbarg, Fa 
eAY«I CRAPES_ 
■ ^ Wm m T^BAUEM AMD plamtersT evebythimb firstJ 
JSaEL FRUI AND TREES;, J.OWT„O^Pgt,EO. g. AifELYM. FEEDOWA..^-] 
BEST 8TOC 
INTHE 
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