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* AUG 2 | U8 Department of Agric: es
1891
FALL TRADE CATALOGUE
OF
ULBS, Seeds for Fall Planting, Palms, Orchids, Foliage Plants, Hardy Herbaceous Perennials,
Implements, etc.
PITCHER & MAwnpa,
The United States Nurseries, ieee SHORT HILLS, New Jersey, U.S. A.
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JAMES R. PITCHER. W. A. MANDA.
FANNOUNCEMENT.
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IN presenting our Wholesale Autumn Catalogue of “Bulbs, Plants, Seeds and Implements, it gives us great pleasure to announce that we have added this vear, to our already extensive Plant Establishment, Bulb and Seed “Departments. To many of our customers it will be welcome news when we say, that, by the spring of 1892, we will be able to furnish the most complete list of Plants, Seeds, Bulbs and Implements vet offered. Z
The success that has marked our short career is sufficient reason for us to
continue to do business on the same substantial basis which has brought our name
so prominently before the public, namely: that every article leaving our establishment
shall be in good condition and absolutely true to name; and that prices will be as
low as goods of equal quality can be procured for in any market.
Our name has become so associated with Chrysanthemums, Orchids and Palms, several of the finest varieties in existence having been disseminated from our establishment (such as the Mrs. Alpheus Hardy and Louis Boehmer Chrysanthemums), that we are headquarters for these popular plants, our stock being the largest in the country. Our specialties, for which we are already famous, are Orchids, Cypripediums, Hardy Perennials, Palms, Foliage Plants and Cbhrys-
anthemums.
PITCHER & MANDA,
European ‘Branch:
Hextable, Swanley, Kent, England. Short Hills, New Fersey.
TO OWR CYUSTOMERS.
Our prices will be found to compare favorably with those of other responsible houses, to be consistent with the fact that our bulbs are extra selected, direct from the best growers in Holland, France, California, Mexico and other native localities.
For the past season it has been very gratifying to us to read the many kind rec- ommendations to new customers with which we have been favored. Should the friends of any of our customers require Bulbs, Seeds, etc., to whom a copy of our retail catalogues would be acceptable, for intimation of the fact we shall feel much obliged.
The United States Nurseries are situated in Short Hills, N. Jon Ot Ha ID), Ly, Ce Western R. R., only 17 miles from New York City.
We are pleased to see visitors at any time. A personal visit will facilitate se- lection of plants and afford an opportunity of seeing the extent of our nurseries.
TERMS: Accounts are made up monthly. Our patrons are requested to re- mit by checks, express, or P. O. money orders on New York Post Office, or cur- rency in registered letters, as we cannot be responsible for money in unregistered letters. From unknown correspondents either a remittance or a reference is re- quired with each order.
NO CHARGES are made for boxes, packing or delivery to the railroad or ex- press office. All plants are carefully packed and may be forwarded safely to any part of the globe.
ORDERS ARE SOLICITED at as early a date as possible, that we may have ample time for their execution. Please write plainly, name, post office, express office, and any other necessary information as to the best method of forwarding.
ADVICES OF SHIPMENT, together with the invoice, are sent the same day goods are forwarded.
COMPLAINTS, if any, should be made on receipt of goods. We promise prompt and just treatment of all claims presented. (We guarantee safe arrival of of plants sent by express, but do not assume any responsibility if sent by freight.)
TIME OF DELIVERY &° SHIPMENT.
The many kinds of bulbs herein catalogued ripen and are in condition for shipment at different seasons of the year. We give below the month in which most of the leading kinds are ready, to assist our customers in deciding whether their orders shall be held for one shipment or forwarded in part as the bulbs are ready for delivery.
The following varieties of bulbs are ready and can can be forwarded as follows :
Roman Hyacitths. ........... Nevis erers August. Dutchyrlyacinthsiyer erie ee eer September. Narcissus, Paper White............. uC Ciiibissepenmanaasasocrdooosoosco ons s fe Poeticus ornatus.......... ‘ Narcissus ........ shal Widic neko abana ete : of AMAUGINOSN MAAC bs o00000% of CROCE sols odsoc oo voosgccconcoo0b0D oH Allium Neapolitanum............... a Cail 1iby, Glay lows, jp coconovsavsocc M4 Jonquil Campernelli................ a Txdasitsjir.s sei eect eee of Ornithogalum Arabicum .......... at “s siSyooacposodadoogosne coesacsoeoee se Anemonerul gensiaererioe iene het iretietel: ‘a Narcissus, Chinese Sacred........... October. iliumycandidumayer terete a Spirza Japonica .......... oaeeaarita 6 November. Nkovayentbloseilinns Soodostogacoone ue wily-oL-the-Viallleyenmiieret sen eicnoe as INAVAIS Gs opagadnod ondood eae ‘t IElhiehon mbH, Goooboodsnobs oo Don ‘
Condensed List of Florists’ Bulbs.
For Forcing and Other Purposes, to Which We Call Special Attention.
HYACINTHS, DUTCH. Per 100 Per 1,000 Double and Single Choice Named Varieties—Red, Blue and White; most suitable
LOLSLOLCING TY obec Michi eew roe ectRel cay tooo iota elaveh lo sr ceced ol a fells) “ov By wa cittapfom os” oS ken ee $4 50 $40 00 Mixed, Unnamed Varieties. Colors separate. Suitable for forcing and bedding. Single and Double in equal quantities of each color. ................. 300 25 00
HYACINTHS, ROMAN, EARLY WHITE.
13 centimeters (51¢ inches) and above in circumference. . for 3,000, $60; for 5,000, $95. . 23 50 12 to 15 centimeters (48¢ to 5% inches) ‘‘ ee er eee tor 0,000" S1G0r,. 18 00
The latter is an unusual size ead a erect lot which we i Sa secured from a very reliable source, and from samples submitted we believe that florists will do well to secure a
quantity at the price quoted, which is extraordinarily cheap.
11 to 14 centimeters (43¢ to 5! inches) in circumference ..... .. . for 5,000, $77.50. . 16 00 For other varieties and sizes, see body of list.
TULIPS. Best forcing varieties, Yellow, White, Striped and Scarlet, in equal quantities, separate COLOTS OUTHSClEGLIONI- pie mieiich ts) ltt an neuen Cnrtien tiene) mtOLio OOO S60) cr 12 50
LILIUM HARRISII (Bermuda Easter Lily).
When wanted in larger quantity, write us for special price, which we guarantee to be satisfactory.
Per 1,000 Per 1,000 4to5inchesin circumference....... $20 00 | 7 to9inchesin circumference. ...... $65 00 DELON Ts ne oe Been eee ee 40) 00F |e Sito x6 ee OL 6 a 6 Heo o a JI) (00) LILIUM LONGIFLORUM. Per 1,000 Per 1,000 5 to 7inches in circumference....... $45 00 | 9to1linchesin circumference .... . . $110 00 Ce Gyey ts CU cece ee or 65 00 NARCISSUS, VON SION. ; Selected bulbs Avvery scarcoarticlesteer ce ieee: «satel. Gee) GR) sp ances Soe es Sent 15 00 NARCISSUS, PAPER WHITE. Selectedbulbstcsc eee, cca) eee ener ne ne Se RE ty ilcs, ta eh ssa “elon. 6 8 00 Girandislor als) ciety aad eae ote seine. aig be oe ctrlorncy Lod chuctace® ceabels mp Mex cantsi) ot.cy se, 6 ysbs'cuas 12 00
(3S For other varieties see general list, page 8.
Other Good Forcing § Stock.
LILIUM candidum. Selected bulbs.......... See et 89-00 S25 700
te ts Extra large selected bulbs Sone (oli) ekg, clo) bhi ae hae - 3850 3000 FREBSIA refracta alba............. Su eee MIS Tyas rola vs. (oh us pee L100) | 18:00 ALLIUM Neapolitanunm ........ iS, Rucci ass ose Sar See ch ise tee ee eeleoon 1000 ASTILBE: JAponicaw Strone clumpsy. pears sce ce eerenieie sa, Se wo e es, See a inl 550 45 00 LILY OF THE VALLEY. Extra three-year old Berlin pips ; 5
8 or Oe OO OMOR 6) & Out 0 Cee ODI eae eerie mee in lots of 5,000, 39. 60. per 1 000. 2 10 00 JONQUEL) Cammpernelltts i701. -ne eet He aes) Ue ey Pe) ys ce feseueies = oc) s 125 10 00 OBNITAOGALUN Arabicum s<i5 202 «5 2 3 ste aes 35 cts. per doz... 2 25 AE NOW Fs SUL POIs ce os) reed “Me RESE) eRe ey osc, c cies) Caen NTS, x sas 560 OO) a OW HELLEBORUS niger..... Bo Ona ear lees CR 2S URS EMRE > ghee ee 12 00 CHIONODOX:A: Inicilicss . «7 2. ee | Ree 2 SRL. Yo ea veceritte tae ade 1 00 7 50
7 NAB CISSUS, (Chinese Sacredinn. sci cea ci ls SRR Ge wien es 800 75 00
4 UNITED STATES NURSERIES.
Florists’ Forcing Shrubs.
AZALEA INDICA.
Having contracted with one of the largest European nurserymen to grow specially for us an enor- mous quantity of these handsome shrubs, for which there is an increasing demand each year, we are in a position to offer tine selected, healthy stock, well set with buds, at the following prices:
Per doz, Per 100
First! Size. | cmos 0unchesinicircumferenceye sen emai nn $4 00 $30 00 Second Size. 35 to 45 ‘ ut TOA Lah ering Bei US) Es ne Ne Pane 700 50 00 Third Size. 45to60 ‘“ oo SG be Supe do Moet, nel ze: Sten eee ISSO oe Tat ee 10 00 75 00 Fourth Size. 60 to 75 ‘ 66 Cth: Se eeral ene eS coo no o 6B OM Gh) OO)
Extra Large Specimens. $1.50 to $5 each, according to size. In selecting a suitable size we would suggest that florists take a good portion of the second size, that being the best size at a low price, and will be sure to give satisfaction.
AZALEA MOLLIS.
Fine for forcing. Per doz. Per 100
StroneyBushesi cee EAs anes et Las a Dbads Ge Emr eee 2 ee SO 00 S45700
RHODODENDRONS.
Selected varieties for forcing. Per doz. Per 100
Strons Bushes sje ie By ees lagen eee ee ee OC Oe en Re $10 00 $75 00 ExtraiStrons Bushes! @) 4) i ee ne ee eee eee ORO OL)
New Things.
There are many articles offered us from different parts of the world in the line of new and rare choice novelties, but it has invariably been our custom to give each article a fair comparative trial, so that we may actually become acquainted with its true merit and individuality in comparison with other standard sorts. We have now numbers of these so-called new things, some of which prom- ise to be great acquisitions, while others are not desirable enough to retain, thus showing us the necessity of a thorough trial before offering the articles for sale. It has been our custom to offer nothing that we know only by the recommendation and description of others.
CHIONODOXA GIGANTEA. (Giant Glory of the Snow.)
It was our good fortune last year to secure a few hundred bulbs of this grand new variety of Chi- onodoxa for trial from the originators, and we were so exceedingly gratified with the result that we have concluded to plant this year, for forcing, a very large number.
In comparison with the well known variety C. Luciliw, the gigantea certainly is what its name would imply, the flower being at least three times as large. For forcing, either in frames or greenhouses, it is equally desirable and certain of success, Each bulb produces a perfect cluster of very showy star- shaped flowers, at a season when flowers of its color, a rich clear blue, are most in demand. We have secured a large number of this grand variety, which, when once known among florists, will, we feel certain, become as popular as the Freesia or the Milla biflora. Being perfectly hardy, it can be planted outside with safety. It is very pretty for edging or beds. 25 cents per dozen, $1.50 per 100, $12 per 1,000.
GENERAL LIST OF BULBS
For Bedding and Forcing.
HYACINTHS.
UNNAMED MIXED HYACINTHS.
Where cheap and good Hyacinths are wanted | other important French florists’ bulbs.
for bedding, forcing and cut-flowers, our mixtures are unsurpassed, and are certain to give satisfac- tion. These mixtures in many cases will be found quite as useful as the more expensive named sorts.
Per 100 Per 1,000
ROMAN HYACINTHS. We are very large importers of these and all This year especially, we are guaranteed extra fine flowering bulbs, and those who have not already placed their order with us and taken advantage of our prices, should do so at once, as the price is likely to advance without notice, on account of stock be- coming exhausted, owing to the very large sales
we are making. Per 100 Per 1,000 Early Single White. 51, to 5% inches
or 13 to 15 centimeters in cir-
cumference. = <4.) «0. 5 . $250 $23 50
43¢ to 519 inches or 11 to 14 centi- meters in circumference .... 200 16 00
416 to 484 inches or 11 to 12 cen- timeters in circumference .. 150 18 50
Dark Pink. Semi-double. Choice selected bulbs. .... . 160 14 00 Light Pink, Choice pelected poles . 200 1800 | Blue, Choice selected bulbs .... 150 12 50 Canary Yellow. Choiceselected bulbs 3 00 25 00
SINGLE— Red, Dark. . . $2 50 $24 00 Rose . iar oe eee 300 25 00 Red, All Shades ste. 250 24 50 White, Pure.... es rae 325 30 00 co Blush and Tints oe 315) 27/00 a All Shades... ae 310 26 00 Blue, Dark and Violet... . 250 2000 “Light ne 250 25 00 (CAM Shadesis 29.8.0 a ar 2 25 22! 50) | Yellow, AllShades... 300 25 00 Mixed, All Colors .... 250 28 00 DOUBLE— Red, Dark... 3 25 28 00 Rose . 6 3.00 26 00 Red, All Shades ‘ 280 2500 White bure:.. ..- 380 3500 | ‘* Blush and Tints 280 25 00 SAL SHAGeS .ur u Owe 3 25 30 00 Blue, Dark and Violet . . 250 2200 “Light : 250 22 00 ‘¢ All Shades. . 250 20 00 Yellow, All Shades 450 42 00 Mixed, All Colors 250 22 00
ITALIAN HYACINTHS.
Per 100 Per 1,000 . $2 25 $18 00
Single White
MUSK, GRAPE AND FEATHERED HYA- CINTHS.
Per 100 Per 1,000
Musk Hyacinths.. . $7 00 Grape Hyacinths 80 $6 00 Feathered Hyacinths 120 1000
CHOICE VARIETIES OF DUTCH HYACINTHS.
NAMED SINGLE HYACINTHS.
SINGLE RED— Per 100 Per1,ooo | Amy. Deep carmine; fine truss.$5 00 $40 00 Fiancee Royale. Very dark rose 7 00 65 00 Gigantea, Rose and blush; large
HOWCrS! sn eae ee eee OLOUMETOONOO Jenny Lind, Fine red: zood spike 600 50 00 L’ Ami du Ceur. Bright red. . 550 50 00 Lord Macaulay. Very fine bright
red, with white center » € 00° ‘60/00 Maria Theresa, Rose striped. . 550 50 00 | Mars. Deep scarlet; late flow-
QUIN Fs. tie cea ses = fe, Oeste FOUOUMMEOONOO Norma. Satiny pink; beautiful
SPIKC yas se Ce et epee te kee a OPO nO eA DO) Robert Steiger. Bright crimson;
J EiTae Es a ee else eels eg - 450 40 00 Sultan’s Favorite. Welicatoa rose;
Tete ie Mater tayo a! xd =e -elO00) 60100 Veronica, Fine dark red; eae
fOEGEGS. Sc. 3 ee ae te bee) TONOOM 500011)
Per 100 Per 1,000 SINGLE PURE WHITE and BLUSH— Alba aber Pure white;
fine .. fe . $6 00 $55 00 Baron van Tuyll. isnow white; compact . a ono 44 6 50 55 00 Blanchard, Pure ota. fine for CRA Sone fg soo oe 600 57 50 Grand Vainqueur. Pure aiivel old favorite variety. .... 8 00 75 00 Grand Vedette, Pure white; large ULUSS! . cree awe O00) 00) 00 Grandeur 4 Merveule ‘B lush; HN tTUSS yest eect 3) Ae 5 00 45 00 La Franchise, French white; large spike oar 7 00 60 00 La Grandesse, Grand opie: lanes bulbs; best white . ‘ . 11 00 Lord Granville (Somirantis)! Cream white. . - 5 = =i: 2 16950)" 60:00
UNITED STATES NURSERIES.
SINGLE WHITE and BLUSH HYACINTHS, Continued.
Per 100 Per 1,000
Lord Gray. White, slightly shaded $7 50 Mad. van der Hoop, Waxy white;
FINO sy outs Renita aa Moles aver ee OOO Mont Blanc, Fine pure white; large bulbs and spike... .. 11 00
Paix de la Europe. Very fine;
SDOWawiOiten sneer 7 00 Voltaire. Creamy white; fine
Splkcoly irs peatenc ie en foe, surat 6 00
SINGLE LIGHT and DARK BLUE— Argus, Rich dark blue, with
WANG 66 5.6 oO 0 5.0 0 5 00 Baron van Tuyll. Violet blue;
NAN Sie ailments ose eyiciieash cues 4 50 Bleu Mourant. Richblue.... 4 00 Charles Dickens. Dark blue,
shading Wight eyes ere 4 00 Czar Peter. Finest porcelain blue;
very largespike .;..... 8 00
General Havelock. Dark blue .. 7 25 Grand Lilas. Lilac blue; very large compact spike
$70 00
55 00
Per 100 Per 1,000
King of the Blues. The finest
dark blue; very large spike . $9 00 $80 00 La Peyrouse. Light blue and
MLC: ney eercneesa te when at coments 500 47 50 Leonidas, Porcelain blue, strip-
COlEVAIIRD oon o 4 00 5 0 - 650 60 00 Marie. Light blue and purple;
extra large truss...... - 400 37 50 Mimosa, Dark violet; finespike 550 50 00 Orondatus. Lightblue ..... 800 75 00 Uncle Tom. Dark blue; narrow
SOUS f40 6 o lo Beovalore 00) 5s Oo William I, Dark blue; extra
large spike; early ...... 6 50
SINGLE YELLOW—
Alida Jacoba, Bright canary yel-
low; compact spike ..... 7 25 Herman. Good yellow; large
LOU a Bo. aos oon ona: o 450 44 25 Heroine, Brightcitron..... 6 00 King of Holland. Fine orange . 10 00 La Citroniere. Palecitron ... 8 00
NAMED DOUBLE HYACINTHS.
Alida Catherina, Pink; very early,
Gwarckiney ye acces te $6 00 Baron van Pallandt. Crimson, tipped with green. ...... 6 00
Bouquet Royal. Light rose, with
darkeyey sass ee ane 7 00 Bouquet Tendre, Richdarkred.. 5 00 Czar Nicholas. Pink; largespike. 5 00 Grootvorst. Creamy blush; fine
CIWS Sie ier kee eperpoce very each 5 00 Lord Wellington, Finest double
pink; large spikeand bells .. 9 00 Noble Par Merite. Fine pink; very
lavse;splkewew ce mM ne cnn ars 5 50 Panorama, Very dark rose; large
HOW ELSIEN qi eye) omemees 6 00 Princess Royal. Dark red, with
brown center whine. ts 6 00 Regina Victoria, Lightred. ... 6 00
DOUBLE PURE WHITE AND BLUSH— Anna Maria. Blush white, with
WiOle bie yey nssseukss ee leMlienito ene 6 00 Bouquet Royal, Pure white, dark
COMP 5.6 610,00 60 6 8 00 Couronne Blanche, Fine white. . 6 00 Duchesse de Bedford. Pure white;
PQWh! 4 woe vol oo) Bova void 0 5 50 Grand Vainqueur, Pure white;
IE WPES SiolKOS 5 6 6 6 00 0b Oc 11 00 La Tour d’Auvergne. Earliest pure
WGC eae A) eepaetten tents aeasten 10 50 La Virginite, Pale blush; fine
Spikes Vauyamiey -eicesey 04 belts 3 50 Madame de Stael. Crimson white. 8 00 Non Plus Ultra, Pure white; large
spikes and bells. ....... 7 00
DOUBLE LIGHT AND DARK RED— Per 100 Per 1,000
$90 00
34 00
Per 100 Per 1,000
Prince of Waterloo. Waxy white; Eye yaces Melber ol OG. kr eo, bao
Sceptre d’Or. Pure white
Triumph Blandine, Cream white
DOUBLE LIGHT AND DARK BLUE— Albion. Dark blue; large spike Blocksberg. One of the finest
light blues
Bride of Lammermoor, Dark pur- les RMe ic we ee euch eee lem ees Crown Prince of Sweden, Rich [OIE Tahoe 4 SS S- G06 066 olla Garrick, Azure blue; large com- ROU SOU 6 66650500006
Lord Wellington, Light blue, dark center
Mignon von Drijfhout, Light blue; largebulb........ Pasquin. Porcelain blue; fine SPIKCs seaapice ws acws ee peeyse ea enaeene
Prince of Saxe Weimar, Dark lav- ender; finetruss .......
Rembrandt. Light lilac, with dark eye. .
Richard Steele. Light Blueie aa
DOUBLE YELLOW— Bouquet de Orange. low
Orange yel- Goethe. Sulphur yellow ..... Heroine. Pure yellow Jaune Supreme, Splendid rich yel-
LOW; 42). clio eonee bm cnuler 10 Saeaeeeaes Louis d’Or. Dark yellow Piet Hein, Pale yellow William III. Citron yellow, red
center
$47 50
50 25
WHOLESALE FALL CATALOGUE.
TULIPS.
NAMED EARLY SINGLE BEDDING AND FORCING TULIPS.
(28~ The best kinds for forcing purposes are marked with an asterisk (*).
Per 100 Per 1,000
*Artus, *Belle Alliance (Waterloo). sweet scented . one Bizard Verdict. Red and es alere *Canary Bird, Pure yellow Cardinal’s Hat. Dark brownred. . *Chrysolora. Golden yellow . : *Cottage Maid, White, bordered Sie DINE ee ee We ch? antic oras Coleur Ponceau. Pink and white. . Crimson King, Crimson *Duc Van Thol Scarlet. Finest scar- let; easily forced Red and Yellow. Very early; dwarf Rose. Very fine; bright pink, pure white when coming into flower : Orange. Beautiful orange Yellow. Citron yel- low White. dwarf Crimson (Gloriosa). Very fine crimson; fine for forcing . . Duchess de Parma, Orange yellow; very large and fine flower. ... Globe de Rigaut, Violet and white; variegated *Jagt van Delft.
Scarlet;
Pure white;
Fine white. .
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wo
Scarlet; good shaped flower . $1 50
$9 50
5 00 9 00
2 00
8 00
00
16 00 15 00
Per 100 Per 1,000
Joost van Vondel. Glossy; and white; large bulb Keiserkroon. Red, with broad yel- low edge
rosy red
La Reine (Queen Victoria). rose shaded
Ma Plus Aimable, Yellowand orange
Pax Alba. Fine white
Pottebaker Scarlet. Large vermil- ion flowers
White,
Fine white. . .
*Pottebaker White, sf Yellow; <5) 2.- «)-) Princess Mary Ann, White, Paaded WALH. POSE” fs cavity have sd we) yes os ath Sins *Proserpine. Glossy, crimson pink; NETO a 6 9 66 5 4 0 0 £
Purple Crown, Dark purple Rembrandt. Scarlet; very fine *Rosa Mundi. Scarletaud pink... *Rose Grisdelin, Very fine; delicate bright pinks. saat Coe Standard Royal. White, feathered with cherry crimson 6 Thomas Moore, Apricot orange *Vermilion Brilliant. Glossy; bright vermilion ... Wapen van Leiden. ose ancl “igi
WhiteiSwan, Whiter. ~ 3. 3... Wouverman, Violet; extra large A OWEN? 2: ous ees <4 ce eee
*Yellow Prince. Yellow; sweet
scented like a tea-rose
NAMED DOUBLE BEDDING AND FORCING TULIPS. ‘
Per roo Per 1,000
Cousine. Violet; dwarf........ Duc van Thol. Yellow and red . Gloria Solis. Brown and yellow.
Imperator Rubrorum, Very fine bright pearlen Mere yceaks
La Candeur. Pure white;
Rubrorum . Lady Grandison. Le Blason, Rosy pink... Mariage de ma Fille, Murillo, Peony Red. Scarlet. .
Scarlet; dwarf. .
ne Gold. Scarlet, feathered yellow
Rex Rubrorum, Bright scarlet ; time as La Candeur........
Rose Blanche, White; dwarf.
Rosine.
Tournesol. Red and yellow ;
White, striped ita rose Pink and white, the best double pink for basinee
very effective for bedding sola need in Woosnection saith, Rex
Splendid rose, semi. ounie Sa or) A ee scented likeatearose ...
Yellow. Very fine for forcing... .
Salvator Rosa. Yellow Rose,
“ “
Deep rose .
Variegated foliage. .
Large golden y lee
very effective for beadine: or massing, at Bicone ath same
- $1
$2 00 $16 00
3 00
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2 50
1 00 1 50 3 50
50 $12 00
7 00 10 00 30 00
9 00 18 00 18 00 32 00 00 00 00 18 00 25 00 18 00 17 00 26 00
(Sold out)
11 50
2 00
1 00 16 00
8 UNITED STATES NURSERIES.
TULIPS—CONTINUED.
MIXED TULIPS. BOTANICAL TULIPS.
Our mixtures contain the best varieties grown ; ; : Per 100: and should not be classed with the ordinary mixed | Tlipa carinata, Purplishred...... . . $2 00 tulips as generally sold. OS Olesen, “(CislinnsOM 5 6 5 oc 0 24-6. & OO
‘‘ Florentina odorata, Yellow ..... 4 00 EXTRA FINE MIXED— Per 100 Per 1,000 Ob ublereyng, WGWION 6 oo 6 2 6 6 a 6 0 3 00
HarlySing lem eae ee $1 30 $9 00 ‘“‘ Gesneriana, Large, bright crimson;
Doublenie yes sie sewn arb re Gee 130 9 00 finetorbed ding =) ses len ena ene 5
Later tego. bo 8 bo oo 1) I Bh 18 OO) ‘“ maculata, Large; crimson ..... 3 00
ATT O tapes sai vanishes Ne a aan Ve 125 7 00 “* oculis solis (Sun’s Eye). Red, purple. 5 00
EBIZATTES) lia vote, wa eas aetna 125 8 00 ‘¢ Persica, Dwarf yellow........ 200
By blomensi eee eee 200 15 00 ‘ viridiflora, Green.......... 3 00
CROCUS.
NAMED CROCUS. Per 100 Per 1,000 Mont Blanc, Fine white ..... .$040 $8 25 Very large flowers and bright colors. Prince Albert. Brilliantpurple... 40 8 25 Per 100 Per1,ooo | Queen Victoria. White....... 420 see) Albion, Darkpurple........ $0 40 $3 25 | Sir Walter Scott. Variegated ... 40 3 00 Baron von Brunow, Darkblue... 40 3 00 Caroline Chisholm, Pure white... 40 325 MIRROR CROCUS. unnen Cloth of Gold. Golden yellow, strip- Blue. Mixed shades..... 56 GOED S200 ed with brown ... 40 300 | Purple. Mixed shades ....... 30 2 00 Cloth of Silver. White, striped ith White, Mixedshades ........ 35 2 00 THULE ONS Sen marie rh Sie etees aitigm sk oh 40 8) OO |) “OO, ILE ogo cao a ao 5 uo 30 2 50 David Rizzio, Dark purple. .... 40 3 25 Of Mammothve armen cee een 75 4 00 King of the Blues. Fineblue.... 60 5 00 | Striped and Variegated. Mixed... . 30 2 00 Madame Mina. Violet and white. . 40 3 cOe eM xed PANIICOlOrS a. tae cree 30 2 00
NARCISSUS.
SINGLE BORDER NARCISSUS, OR DAFFODILS.
Per doz. Per1oo Per 1,000
Bicolor Empress: cupetee. v5. ya ieee io otis ea aie aeanete ae agen Tara edt Denier aia $3 00 $25 00 ““ Horsfieldii (King of Daffodils). White perianth, golden trumpet; early for a0) {63 Ue SS Ue RRA te eR aR Ce iene elle rhs Minh «iow baueuese iit OMe IGE BS aoe 12 00 $100 00 ‘““ rugilobus. Sulphur yellow perianth and golden trumpet; almost as large ASHE MPSLO Lys elie cea ete et cle a a Rego ep hrc har nine 50 350 30 00 Biflorus, White, yellowcup..... Dine sera erect macht rr hes 7 65 50 Bifrons (Etoile @Or). Small, yellow; Damen iomesiag yA ia Teo 60 4 00 Bulbocodium (Hoop Petticoat). Rich golden yellow; each bulb bears 6 to 12 Momence 3 LOLOL CIM fai ie eat tle oe eater a Meare ais ON grag Fe EM SoC a Sorts 20 160 15 00 Cernuus. Distinct and pleasing; trumpet and perianth clear silvery white. ... . 25 175 15 00 Emperor, One of thelargest and best; clear golden yellow trumpet, aes DOU ATTEN as Pea NWO coe AS re es Ue ei cuenta enn Sita epee teas era ARNG se ctshe cy ce Omen . -. 3850 32 00 Incomparabilis stella alba. Large, white, with golden cup; valuable for forcing . 15 90 8 00 cS Sir Watkin, Rich golden yellow; mammoth flowers ........ 3 50 Muzartiorientaliss Wihite orance Cup ae) iene aiuto iene len asian 50 63 50 Obvallaris (Tenby Daffodil). Very early, bright yellow ; erect and very effective and tine for forcing. .. . Hcucmoeeiomcmo wae ol cle WO 22. C0 Pallidus precox. Trumpet eal per fiona elena Sribalneee 5 mailers EOI POY ch eA DIME NGE ey 25 175 16 00 PAPER WHITE. Free blooming and very largely grown by florists; valuable for POV CLM Gx ais ial ir aiken A av ie ley Were Rea SI Ain i TR haa ae NMP SUM nat WP ieR teh UN ae aire 15 80 8 00 Poeticus (Pheasant’s Eye). Pure white withredcup .............-.. 60 4 00 “«ornatus. Flowers a month earlier than the ordinary Poeticus; a favorite FOPCINGIVAPISLY: 242 Gliese clay ey eve en ve beta eu state Emcee Solis iron cclteeat ena tired 30 200 18 00 Princeps. Sulphur yellow perianth and deep yellow trumpet; handsome, and valu- able for forcing... . Pero ai ice es Srara CRs et PORE ten) ccm NCE AEE aici! iG COA 2 175 16 00 Pseudo-Narcissus (Lent iL) ASA Sat ee Gane TT MMA On i ERD ORORGkRaN a, Toca 8: Ke 10 15 6 00
Trumpet Major (Single Daffodil). Deep golden yellow; earliest for forcing, and a VASA, TKO OWETOIN TERRES 6 5 5 Ob 6 6 aa 0 6 6 0 6 6 0 BO Bria tc eles tke Pad 30 200 20 00
WHOLESALE FALL CATALOGUE. 9
DOUBLE BORDER NARCISSUS, OR DAFFODILS.
Per 100 Per 1,000
Alba plena odorata (The double white Poet’s Narcissus). Pure white and fragrant... $110 $10 00 Double Roman, Pure white, with double citron cups; early, and greatly used for forcing . 85 8 50 Incomparable (Butter and Eggs). Good forcing yellow variety. ............. 100 8 00 Orange Phenix. Double white; a very showy variety ..... We eee GL sue. eor 820100 VON SION. The Double Daffodil; in greatest demand for forcing. Meee ae ee eee OL 10.00
POLYANTHUS, OR BUNCH-FLOWERED NARCISSUS.
Per doz. Per too Per 1,000
Aurora, Large yellow. .... Mii, CW at Te eee SEA oped aes $6 00 Bazleman Major. White, pellowie CUD eh eo ee ce hon eae, oedema Gs pit 00) 82) 00) se Wi HONG)? 'p. Sic vomcnna se, GInte Guin ys) iMG aD a eee einer eerie a eine oes 0 ci. Ret ees 40 250 $22 50
Glomosacm\nlbenorangecup yy Very foe yy. ce. sls Ges) ee) eis Gee c 40 250 22 50 Grand)Monarque,, Eixtralarce:finestiwhites. > 4]. 1.55.55 806 soe 0) 4°50 Grand Primo. Large flowers; very fine... . Si ny ebstp se eR aes 70 64 50 Grand Soleil d’Or. Bright yellow, with reddish orange cup. . . 240 20 00 Newton. Very fine and a free bloomer; yellow, orange cup. . 5 ree alee 3 50 30 00 Queen Victoria. awWihite yellow icuDians oc.. es sis Gis meee ee eee eo es 60 4 00 MEIKE Cer AUINCOLOLS ecire Wee neat cae ui Ae Ciedysi id Te ot tet baat) asm ictpiey Wome cen) vals) o 25 150 £138 00
CHINESE SACRED LILY.
(Joss Flower or Flower of the Gods.) : Per doz. Per 100 Per 1,000 A variety of the Polyanthus or Bunch-flowered Narcissus. Grown chiefly in
water, with pebbles for support. The flowers are very fragrant and pretty;
pure white, with a yellow center. Flowers in six weeks after planting . . . .$1 00 $8 00 $75 00 JONQUILS.
Best Double. Sweet scented 200 18 00 Single. Sweet scented .. . 1 00 9 00 Campernelli, Large. 125 10 00 Sand grown, three year old, extra sized pips, first-class in every particular,
5 Gi S Grip) oa MES Ge Barta Bono men en . 5,000 and over, $9.60 per 1,000 . 10 00 Strong clumps, very suitable for out-door planting................. 200 1600 155 00
LILIES.
Our collection wll be found to contain all varieties worthy of culture, and is more complete than that of any other house. Our facilities for purchase and disposal enable us to offer them at very low figures.
We import from Japan direct all the new and most beautiful varieties of lilies.
Each Per doz. Per1oo Per 1,000 Auratum (Golden-banded Lily of Japan). We offer a large stock of splen- did sound bulbs:
Birstisizeipulbs=9itonll: iInchesias-) see ce eat eis, cee oe $10 00 $95 00 HWxiranlaree Dulbs ali): toms nchespws-mcmteme icine icici a tere ace seee 12 00 100 00 Auratum macranthum, A grand varietyofauratum..... S56 6 ord) Gf) £5) Wl) 2) 00) us vittatum rubrum. Magnificent flowers, 10 to 12 anes across; cream white, with red stripe through center of the peta's. . . 50 400) +32 00 a pictum, The blotches of red larger than inthetype ....... 50 5 00 40 00 a virginale album. White, with yellow stripe on each petal ... . 50 5 00 40 00 Be Wittei. Pure white, with broad yellow band; finer than tle pre- ceding; = = = a suerte SNe. cca iio DOM COnU0 Batemanni, Three to four feet eth ewer ape cole sity Meee et eet 10 100 8 00 Brownii (Japonicum odorum). Yellow and purple; very fine... .. 65" 650) ~ 52°50 Canadense (Canadian Lily). Yellow, varying to pale red, spotted ate ak dish purples 25 2 ~ Cit rey me te, ie eae ees 10 80 6 00 Candidum (Annunciation Lily, St. weaephi s ihe) “The well-known white lily of the gardens. Extrasized bulbs....... ee adele 05 50 3.00 25 00 Extra large selected bulbs ...... , ae : 10 60 3.50 30200
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LILIES—CONTINUED.
Each Per doz.
Candidum maximum plenum. Fine double white .............. $0 10 $0 90 Carniolicum, An early blooming species with nodding orange red flowers . 15 61:50 Concolor. Bright scarlet, the petals covered with small brown dots; an at-
LEActivelanderichycolortaememeccmicne i mili inch meena mn mr ne mn 10 50 Coridion. Bright yellow, with brownish spots....... 10 60 Cordifolium giganteum. Flowers white, yellow and purple; feanee Tne t-
STApediasee yes ee ea ie oly Ppl Nain Lae a a 15 1 50 Colmnniannn vellow? aii danier S008 Ba Ee Se aia eters Mies ae 15 1 50 Croceum (bulbiferum). Golden yellow, shaded ith ach. Doo cai aCe 10 50 Chalcedonicum (Scarlet Martagon). Brightscarlet............. 35 3 50 Elegans Incomparabile. A fine new variety; the flowers large, blood-red,
Spottedswath yy ell Osyveeuec mince manta nein rr nn Tne ee ills} al 25)
a Alice Wilson, A fine large new variety, with upright yellow
pULON KE) eo ee RRC Renee Bei g Ni vghlll\-8° og G' oto} Jatio~aesar voce na 80 8 00
tt atropurpureum, Scarlet, withdarkspots .......... ae a 15 1 2%
4 MOG ISONCS 4 Sees ae alnea es eee ener ee Coe MENT eyecnoE nic: sme irarat = 10 90 Hansoni. Flowers outside ae yellow, marked with white; inside spotted
with purple...... BREE ON eS Ch ce Gg. OO) nee -enos <a NEU ORGAO sO. 8 00
HARRISII (Bermuda Easter Lily). The large white Easter Lily so largely forced by florists. Our stock of these lilies is especially grown for us in Bermuda, and their purity is guaranteed.
DatOmainches) inecinceumterence)amr-mcmicmi iene at yeni we-it-mE- altel 15
Orth SEO) een ne oe ene THER CNR! cies Hebe Goer are aici 90
@) Co lal ve UG an Sara aici. Wess ees aN Vf 1 65 Humboldti (Bloomerianum). Flowers reddish orange, spotted siti sn sie ¢
AXAISUINGt VAT by ceed iii: Ue con als eh eeeereun cua a aleve He Set neste rena usar. ns 20 2 00
Krameri. Flowers large, pale rose color, sweetscented .......... 12) Alo
Longiflorum, The well-known white florists’ forcing lily.— 5 to 7% inches in circumference .......
Us ce 9 ce be be OSs Mala lies UG ‘ By ae eh moto oe fos Nese ON RIC ENTE ‘ foliis albis marginatis, The leaves margined with white.... 60 6 00 Leichtlinii, Flowers bright yellow, spotted with purple.......... 385 3 25 Martagon. Flowers purplish red, with numerous spots of dark purple.. . 15 1 50 Maritimum, A dwarf grower; flowers blood-red. ........-...-.-. 15 «1:50 Maximowiczii. Bright scarlet, spotted with purple............. 25 2 50 Medeoloides. Orange red, with afew purple spots........ key pea EROOR Mo OO, Parvum. Low growing; crimson bell-shaped flowers............ 15 100 Philadelphicum,. Bright orange red, spotted with purple; the flowers oat: d0) ne Oe ne ER eas ec earn Sy iy (o%g Hoo nC. crear a noma 10 70 Pomponium. Bright red, or tinged with orange..............-. 1b) 175 Parryii. Lemon yellow, spotted with brown.............. Bo 50) 4:50 Pyrenaicum. Small, bright yellow; the petals much neared Seas OI cc 1 1% Sarana Kamchatkense (Black Lily). Se ROMO. Oko CO to one eto 30 63:00 Speciosum album, The purest ieee and a very Nandeorne Momen Extra lareelimportedibmilib sirens nin annem 20 1 50 KH rubrum, White, shaded with deep rose, and spoiiedl <fida foal Mxtravlarcenmportedsbullb Siurmt-aicnt- mie -mit-ti-Ican-ne-m-i- MiNi ten 20 150 Superbum, Orange,spotted withred...... ave 10 7. Szovitzianum, Pale bright yellow, with fine dots af animale fl in ine mabee .. 45 4 50 Testaceum (Isabellum). Yellow, tinged with dullred............ 50 65 00 Thunbergianum multi plena, Semi-double.................. 25 6.2. 50 a sanguineum, Segments bloodred........... 50 6 . ee) 6B ED) Tigrinum (Common Tiger Lily). Orange red, spotted with black. ..... 065 50 Oo splendens, Much larger than the type, often bearing as many as 2s WOW CHS ON AEM 6 6 656660000050 000000000 10 90 ns flore pleno (Double Tiger Lily). Flowers bright orange red, spot- CHOC) Saat LEONE 56’ God 0G) 6 6 a6 00,0 0. 006 6,000 6 0°0 10 75 Washingtonianum, White, tinged with purple............... 15 1 50
G6 purpureum (rubescens). Whitish flowers, with purple- DIAGN ¢ 6 4 ooo oOo eS OOD HOO 20 2 00
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WHOLESALE FALL CATALOGUE.
AMARYLLIS.
II
The varieties marked with an asterisk (*) may be grown out-doors; others are for pot culture. Each Perdoz. Perroo Per1,o0o0
[ATER COY a ene duc loo oto kote iol sata) A teem 0 sone a. Oro amo $2 00 Aulica (Lily of the Palace). Crimson, ehaded Wisin faxes 5 6 oap Ooo oo $1 25 *Belladonna major ........ 25 $2 00 Ue minoryw cn. aie 20) ao i rosea perfecta. . . Br be OY io Out ORCEEE SOME AIEN O70 tr ons 1 Pe OOM OOO af POOLE MUCH 25 5 oe ob oon ooo ee oo one Bo ey OD) ab OW Cleopatra, Darkred, white margin... 100 10 00 Crocea. Bright orange and white. if BPS LARS 5a FE ote eR eas 100 10 00 Equistris, Bright scarlet, white throat... . 200 12 00 *Formosissima (Scarlet Jacobean Lily). By lanting in Mar ic or iNav ae DeWforced ia: 20 ne seees scat dae ss a ee er ee sees see er ere OOF Or OO Graveana, Oomeorediandlwhiter sy el ie avi Glas regushts “oo et ae Domes onan cppsey cre tae OOguel 8 400) Johusonit Crimson. \stripediwhite:. 57 ..-sA ct <1) clessee -eener 5 a 75 6 00 SLOnPitoliagal Davee. oh) ase) cea: 200 15 00 Me rH. Bondy Sat Bees eMoer wee co had 150 10 00 huteal(Sternbergia). Yellows. 6 22 666s ae 75 6-5 00 Prince of Orange, Brightorange.......... PCy Wan pctgtoy Peso S autsets 150 15 00 Regina, Dark red, with orange and white. .... Heats jo eeertye 2 Meta, 2 3 00 24 00 Lreateon (loridashairy.Ieiliyin. <i. esis. @ A cet mbm cn et Caen ene 25 1 20 Wittata ms vwWiniteyred Stripesi: 5 2 3) - «si eae ce) Greys 450 30 00 Dutch Hybrids, Mixed. Choice sles: DHMH 6 5 5 6 5 6 HO Oe ote 7 00 50 00 Nerine;Sarniensis) (Guernsey duily))< 3) - 3 «0 4s nie, Gets =) eueca 175 1200 ANEMONE. Per 100 Fulgens, Crimson; a valuable variety for forcing ............. . $2 00 waponicalalba(elonorine Jopert). (Whites...) ce ene en tittle ini 6 00 s MOSOA TE ANE. a: 23) Veldsrpch Sits sursyata oy cae Mee sees eg asd teed ee lac ciee so (0) se TUDra se Sriont scarlet: ots. os. cappe eek chee, fe coh cure, Ca IN ess Saeed er)a. bus wecuaabar we awe 6 00 Pennsylvanica . AER Con Pon mo GMO cl ko” Oe Genet af vo. OY 6 00 SinglowscarleteMuxedis) . 3 .).4 ater cl cM yan her ae ee omens 90 Double ‘“ es PR i STARS ots ch cata Gia Got Ores 1 20 Single Mixed. All Colors BIPM eo eG om FE Poy Sted yaNo! 0 4,0 60 Double ‘ NO Dees Seah Boas hoe Cis Wo EES Om TIS Sea ars io 1 00 CALLA LILIES. Each Perdoz. Per too White Calla (Richardia “thiopica). The common white “ Trumpet Lily,’’ so much grown everywhere. Our tubers are California-grown, and are extra fine. We offer three sizes, as follows: IXCralareenowCrs) 5.5.5 vs. i- itesmcayye M shone: ce) Crreekol oui. $1 75 $12 00 Taree UMD OES: sek ec = cel ciate cotntese or coipter ale Bae Mein CHG on) somo erinne Lie 140 10 00 Good'flowering tubers. 22056853 05 24. hee Se ee eee he 115 8 00 Spotted Calla (Richardia albo-maculata). A variety of recent introduction, with the leaves spotted with white . Pde CHC ITR dee ec oki Aas $0 30 350 25 00 Yellow Calla (Richardia hastata). Flower eine % ania common Calla, but the spathe is greenish-yellow............-. 5 150 15 00 Black Calla (Arum sanctum). The leaves resemble those of ie common Calla, but the flower, which is larger, is of adark purple above and greenibelowe ‘Kheispadixisblack: <3 0: \c-4. st bcueme ls aoe ene ee 60 700 50 00 CROWN IMPERIAL. (FRITILLARIA IMPERIALIS). Per doz. APOra.,) ued. «i : . $0 85 Crownroni Crows Red) 55 0c. nite actinic Suse tncde ed CORtGMEE Soares totetca ous nines te 1 60 DCT DIOSREC es re are tiee, sah. 8 1s orn Rie RR ePtEES 3 eee ko ee Le 5 00 Double Yellow syGttoe oer ay ja sta es 2 25 Lutea. Single, bright } alow Sas Caen. Pane, Fe Gs ea ae 17s) MIXOCsOGHVATLOLLOB Ais ee fate su, co use in is hele Che, ICM ceeN esses GOED NTIS Mard Ss 75
[&@s~ For other varieties of Fritillaria see Miscellaneous Bulbs.
$15 00
Per 1,000 $18 00
8 00 11 00 5 00 9 00
Per 1,000
$100 00 90 00 75 00
Per 100 $7 00 13 00
16 00 14 00 5 00
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CYCLAMEN. Perdoz. Per 100 Kuropzum, Bright red, very tragrant. Hardy) = =. eee) ee ee $1 30 $10 00 LOPiubm, IMbb<Gl, IabqugibyloMlloS 4 5 556005 o op OS oo AO bo OD oO soo LG) 12 OO FREESIAS. Per 100 Per 1,000 Refracta alba. Pure white, valuable for forcing; blooms quickly and is delightfully fra- grant: sHxtraselectedubUlbSiia i, yee. oc cosas ey eee ent ee ene $100 $8 00 Leichtlinii,, “Yellow het sah 20S 5 ee ee. ec ee spre cl re a aor 160 12 00 GLADIOLUS.
The French Hybrid varieties will be ready for delivery the first of November. For names and descriptions see our Spring Catalogue.
Per roo Per 1,000 .
(Hh Aulus, IRE, jOmeolley mopNALGNGS 45 5 6 oto oO Goo DOC Oe Oe Do oO $1 00 $8 00
se White (The Bride). Dwarf; peloetile for forcing, and a very superior variety
for cut-flowers; pure white and veryearly ................. 125 10 00 Communis, White. Hardy ....... we ete UR Tote eRe aie een epee eee se UA Ia 1 00 8 00 a (es egal ss 0 Is gece ees EA ae IE So uso) Gd. aN fa Oc id me as wa selelie 90 7 50 i 3 54.153) ¢) (Chee Alla ae a ee ae ARPA PL AL IS (a 0a Slo auto: Ho hae so Males Bon oo) at) IRIS. J Anes bio) (amehigin seis), IMBC, 6 2 66 6 4006 po HO de ODO OOD DO ee OOo 1 00 8 00 Germanica (German Iris). Mixed................. al AGERE cynic a Oy a cr) Hispanica (Spanish Iris). Mixed ...... Re CaS Osi Mae Pee mee runeimo 25 2 2% Kempferi (Japan Iris). Single and douniel menedt ome meen Ss, Fertig. Ge heen so & OO Morea Pavonia (Peacock Iris). White,spotted.... ........... pa oo 6 6 I i) i) a Persica, Blue, blotched with white and yellow ...............-+....-. 3 50 Dirb rib) eam bb: e\ok ne eur hes ENE e tam Lautoka Galavara: 6.6 ih Dp -O:o ‘vo Cosa cio (0 laeioy mo. 125 1200 Reticulata, aeiest of ell spring = flours whitish, with dark brown spots....... .12 00 Susiana Major (Chalcedonian Iris). Whitish, with dark brown spots ‘ u 8 00 Tuberosa (Snakes’ Head Iris)...... Pay MARE 8 Oe 7a, AU ae er OL 140 12 50
For other varieties see Herbaceous Gaaiosues
SCILLAS. Per doz. Perioo Per 1,000
Ameena (Precox or Sibirica). If planted early in pots and kept indoors they may be had in bloom from Christmas to April if taken in succession into the greenhouses. The color, a beautiful sky blue, makes them suitable for all purposes. If planted in the open ground they flower with the earliest har-
opbitexei aia} (Open) OV Chay <a pene e wR on taurteed leo igi alid UaikG= oO! bho. a Ai.d) a 2a esl6v.- 4 6) boo. B56, 16 $055 $4 75
Campannilataicoermle argue appearence ne ee Le ae ce ees Oe 80 7 50
uy albas” Puretwihhtite ns t. S70 2a ee eee ee ES emeagee) tf 20 1 00 8 00
os TOSCO EVO Me es: Bean ee ey ll eons: pa Seen Serene se a 20 1 00 8 00 Peruviana cerulea, Blue, half hardy .......... Py ec i SEE Ea SO 6 00 ef EWliya, (Goiloey Ibpihy)), IBIeME Ime. 6 6 6 5 bo oO oe ooo BO 115 9 00
RANUNCULUS.
Grandiflora, Crimson and yellow. Turban.............. Dy Rtas Sree 60 5 00
Grootvoorst. Brightcrimson. Turban............... han P,P v6) 6 00 Hercules, Pure white. Turban........... Ree od pho Se one ery ae 60 4 00
_ French, Fine mixeddouble.. ....... ion Me ieee = ae Mee oe feo Reve Pa eye oar 30 2 50
Persian) (Minelmixedidoubleleesrs -miecne ene cee nen eee at Usa Eee 50 4 00
AME, IMS G 5 oo 6 oo 0 5. hy tS es ae ec Roe y ean 50. 4 00
WHOLESALE FALL CALALOGUE.
Miscellaneous Bulbs.
Per doz....1
ACONITE, Winter. See Fran- thes hyemalis . ADONIS vernalis ALLIUM Moly luteum ut ahead vie For forcing : ; ALSTREMERIA aurantica . AMORPHOPHALLUS campanu- latus. . $1.25 each .
oe Riviert 75 (oa) *
x giganteus. 1.00 ‘ ANOMATHECA cruenta . . ANTHERICUM Liliago
Bernard’s Lily) . ANTHOLYZA. Mixed. , ARISEMA triphyllum (Jack in
the Pulpit) ARUM dracunculus (Dragon Flower). Hardy ue sanctum (Black Calla) . ASCLEPIAS tuberosa BABIANA, Mixed varieties BLOOMERIA aurea Sat BRODIZA coccinea (Floral Fire-Cracker) . .
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ne Mixed 22 ~
BULBOCODIUM vernum CALOCHORTUS (California or Butterfly Tulip--) a citrinus, Lemon yellow
£ Gunnisonii. Lilac and CVOCM esl euen ee ete, Wo luteus, Clear yellow
uw oculatus... ve purpurescens
Le TOS OSes
‘« splendens, Lustrous DUnpIeTe =
‘Mixed
CALYSTEGIA pubescens plena .
CAMASSIA esculenta,
can grown
CHIONODOXA Gigantea (Giant
Glory of the Snow).
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Per doz.... CHIONODOXA Lucillie (Glory of the Snow) $0 15 ub Sand ensisierasi-icne 15 a Timolusi - 30 CHLOROGALUM e rentieiain 50 CLEMATIS, See page 21 of this catalogue. COLCHICUM autumnale . 80 Agrippine 75 CYPELLA Herberti oe 75 DAHLIAS, Single. All the choice varieties; for descrip- tion see separate catalogue . 1 50 DICENTRA (Dielytra) specta- bilis. Very good for forcing 70 OY @XImMi a ae 1 25 Ub formosa : 75 DODECATHEON Meadia . 1 50 “| New Species . . . «. 2 50 i Clevelandii : 1 50 ERANTHES Seta (Winter Aconite) : : 12 ERYTHRONIUM Aa etienant ; 60 a citrinum . 5 1 25 as dens canis (Dog’s "Tooth Violet). Mixed... 15 “« grandiflorum 30 ‘* grandiflorum Smithii. Pure white, changing to purple : 60 EUCHARIS Amazonica, Green- house bulb 2 50 EUPHORBIA corollata 1 30 EUSTYLIS purpurea. . aa 75 FRITILLARIA biflora. Tall; flowers mottled with green and brown 50 oe lanceolata. Greenish yellow Sapiire 50 te lilacea, A very fine variety; white 50 pudica, Yellow . 50 Me recurva, Oneof the bestig ae: 50 ‘* recurva plura - 950 See also Crown In- PERIALS, page 11. GALANTHUS Elwesii (Giant Snow-drop). . 10 HELLEBORUS niger major (Christmas Rose). Quite hardy; imported clumps, usefulfor forcing. ..... 1 50
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14 Per doz....100..... 1,000 HEMEROCALLIS disticha flore plonai.§-ts.aiis: aie eanetee $2 50 $18 00 > graminea #5 5) 185 138 50 06 Kwanso ........ 200 16 50 “ Gg plenaanee ae 200 16 50 of WU folia variegata 3 00 28 50 be Alaviany bo ics cits eae 150 8 00 sf DF A: om eee a ny Senet 100 600 66 OG" MENG 5 4) 5 ao! oo 185 138 50 ‘¢ Middendorfii...... 200 16 50 (Oe erutilansiey susveouy ieee cure 200 16 50 0G Thunbergii ...... 2 00. 16 50 HOTEIA. See Sprraa. HYACINTHUS candicans 30 = 00 $16 00 HYPOXIS stellata ....... 3 00 Gf elegans). ai) 5. 3 00 GO villosa = seems 3 00 IXIA, Named sorts 15 1 2 fs Mixed. Fine sorts 10 ce) LACHENALIA pendula 175 12 00 GOT QWRVE sg uslias oaW. Ot. 125 9 00 GOs, (tricolor 2." ys). ue sis 125 950 LEUCOJUM estivum (Summer Snow-flake)..... 25 «1% Oo vernum (Spring Snow- AMAKE) eye Rea iene vay ie 2 1% LIATRIS spicata ....... 1 00 00 MERTENSIA Virginica .... 200 15 00 MILLA biflora, Fine for forc- ing; flowers star-shaped, large, with long stems; a beautiful porcelain white . . 20 125 12 00 NERINE coruscans major... 6 00 {6 Sarniensis (Guernsey Lily) 175 12 00 NUPHAR advena 200 15 00 ue Lute ume eee 8 25 25 00 se pumilum 3 25 25 00 NYMPHHA alba..... 3 25 25 00 6 odorata ..... 200 15 00 60 a rosea . 12 00 m tuberosa. ..... 2 50 ORNITHOGALUM altissimum . 2 30 18 00 ‘¢ Arabicum, Pure white, with black center; valuable for forcing . 85 2 25 66 umbellatum (Star of Bethlehem) ..... 15 1 00 OXALIS alba. White..... 40 250 G6 mOEGES Jel 6 oo 4 6 40 250 ue lutea. Yellow .... 30 =62 (00 6 versicolor, Striped crimson and white 20 1 2 us Bowiei. Crimson 30 ©6200 sf purpurea, Purple... 385 225 {6 Mixed 9 10 80 PHEONIA albiflora, Varieties HO) OOO a 6 6 6 0.0.0 3 00 22 00 Wu albiflora, Mixedcolors 2 50 18 00
PEONIA tenuifolia
66 66
plena
PANCRATIUM calathinum.. . a Illyricum 6b maritimum
PARDANTHUS sinensis... . SANGUINARIA Canadensis
SCHIZOSTYLIS coccinea,
forcing
SMILACINA racemosa We stellata
SNOWDROPS, Large Double. . “Large Single ‘Giant (Galanthus Elwesii)
SPARAXIS tricolor, Mixed. .
SPIRZEA aruncus WU astilboides oY filipendula...... 4G se plena...
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riegata reticulata . folia purpurea
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TIGRIDIA pavonia grandiflora . o conchiflora Ge grandiflora alba
TRILLIUM grandiflorum album.
Wihiter sists Go ovatum. White, changing to pur- FOy. Seite kosdinosaies
Bb sessile, var. Califor- nica, Dark leaves; flowers 2 to 8 inches across
TRITELEIA uniflora violacez, White and violet; perfectly hardy and very beautiful . .
TRITOMA uvaria grandiflora. .
TRITONIA crocata
TROPHXOLUM tricolorum Jar- rattii a polyphyllum
TUBEROSES, Double Gb Double, ‘‘The Pearl’’ .
UVULARIA grandiflora... . VALLOTA purpurea...... WATSONIA, Mixed
ZEPHYRANTHES candida... a rosea Ge sulphurea
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WHOLESALE FALL CATALOGUE, 15
Hardy Perennials or Herbaceous Plants.
We make a specialty of hardy herbaceous plants, and devote acres of land to their culture. Dur- ing the past year or two there has been a greatly increased demand for plants of this class, and there is much to be said in praise of them. With a good selection the garden is gay with their blossoms from the time snow leaves the ground in spring, until late autumn. We are continually adding fine novel- ties, both from our special collectors and from other sources.
Many species and varieties have proved excellent for forcing, and others that have not as yet been tried, will undoubtedly prove useful in the same direction. For florists and others purchasing plants to supply cut-flowers, a large number of plants of few varieties are preferable to a few plants each of many varieties.
We send out none but healthy stock, true to name, and sure to give satisfaction. A personal visit to our nursery at any time during the summer is sure to be of interest.
Per doz. Per 100 Per doz. Per 100 ACHILLEA ‘The Pearl.’’ The flow- stems ; useful for cutting or the ers, which are borne upon erect open! bordermiyarey a teen eres $1 25 $6 00 foot-stalks, are of the finest white, A. Japonica alba. Flowers of the and closely resemble a pompon purest white, in late fall. A grand chrysanthemum. Succeeds any- Hower foricuiubin gy ewer) tenes 1 25 6 00 where, and flowers almost the A. Japonica elegans. Similar to the whole season. A grand acquisi- type, but with broader leaves and Hontoricuttine. ses- aes $1 00 $5 00 pale rose-colored flowers, often 3 A, tomentosa, Flower heads flat, of HNOANIIEVGKITS 4 5 0 ao a oc eel D0 OOO an unusually good yellow, and re- A, Pennsylvanica. Flowers pure maining a long time in perfection ; white, on long, slender foot-stalks, excellent for spring cutting ... 1 50 9 00 produced in great profusion in AGROSTEMMA coronaria. An erect early summer. A bright plant in branching plant, with handsome borders, and excellent for cutting 1 00 6 00 silvery foliage, covered in summer AQUILEGIA Canadensis. Flowers with bright pink flowers. A valu- scarlet and yellow, on slender, ableiborder plant. =) eee) oO), L000 branching stems. An early spring A, coronaria alba. A variety of the flower, of excellent habit .... 100 6 00 above, with white flowers.... 150 1000] ag. chrysantha, Fowers beautiful AJUGA alpina. A splendid bedding golden yellow. One of the finest plant, the handsome foliage mak- of hardy perennials for the border 2 50 25 00 ing a fine mat throughout the year; A, vulgaris alba. A stately plant, covered in spring with spikes of the nodding flowers borne on slen- White HOWELS: os. as ryccie Gee dl 2255 8 00 der, erect stems. Showy in bor- A. Genevensis, Taller growing than ders, and fine for early cutting. . 1 25 8 00 the last, bearing spikes of bright ARABIS albida. An excellent plant blue flowers in spring ...... 1 25 8 00 for spring bedding, the dense tufts A. pyramidalis. An erect growing of white flowers appearingin April 1 00 6 00 species, with spikes of blue and ARTEMISIA pontica. A good bed- purple flowers in May and June . 1 50 9 00 ding plant, with silvery leaves and A. reptans. The creeping habit of yellow flowers. Valuable for its this plant makes it valuable for aromatic fragrance. Excellent for carpeting ; flowersin May. ... 1 00 6 00 florists tosellinpots ...... 100 6 00 A. reptans alba. A variety of the ASCLEPIAS tuberosa, One of the above, with white flowers .... 1 50 9 00 best border plants. Flowers a ALYSSUM saxatile compactum, A most brilliant orange, lasting long good plant for early spring bed- in perfection. Height2feet... 1 25 8 00 ding, forming compact tufts bear- ASTER Douglasii. Flowers purple, ing yellow flowers. ..... 50) 9 00 in August, on branching stems. . 1 00 6 00 ANEMONE Japonica. One of the A, Nove Angliz. One of the best most valuable fall flowering per- asters, of a tall, robust habit, bear- ennials, producing showy rose- ing purple flowers in terminal clus-— colored flowers on long slender tersin September ......-.. 12 8 00
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ASTER ptarmicoides. The finest
white flowering species, blooming
in late fall; excellent for cutting . $1 50 $10 00 A. simplex. Flowers pale blue;
stems three to six feet high, spar-
inelyabranchineyn ssn) ile 1 00 6 00 A, in many Varieties. The brilliancy :
of these flowers and their late time
of blooming make them especially
valuable for cutting; they range
through a great variety of shades
and are in bloom through Septem-
berand October ......... 125 8 00 BAPTISIA australis, The finest tall
blue flowering perennial. The foli-
age is handsome and the dark blue
flowers hangin graceful racemes. 150 10 00 BERBERIS aquifolium. A low shrub,
three to six feet high, with com-
pound, spiny toothed leaves, and
yellow flowers in crowded racemes,
Thin VOW? 5 Gg io Sc oo oo O10 0 200 15 00 BOLTONIA asteroides, Flowers light
salmon colored, star-shaped, dis-
posed inaterminal panicle; blooms
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A low growing evergreen shrub
useful for borders to walks, etc. . 1 50 9 00 CALLIRHOE involucrata, Flowers
crimson, nearly two inches across,
borne in a loose panicle in summer 150 10 00 CALTHA palustris. The well known
Marsh Marigold, which bears its
bright yellow flowers in early
spring. Succeeds best in a damp
LONE KG STROM: Nolte: cute Gort ial aaans rue ateaailgs 1 00 6 00 CAMPANULA Carpathica. A low
growing Campanula; large showy
blue flowers borne allsummer .. 1 50 10 00 C. Carpathica alba. A very fine white variety ..... 200 12 00
C. persicefolia, A fine orden leva two to three feet high, with large flowers of showy blue. Excellent for'cut-flowers .......5.. - 150 10 00 C. persicefolia alba. Similar to the preceding, but with white flowers 150 10 00 C. persicefolia albaplena, Very beau- tiful variety; double bell-shaped flowers of lasting quality when cut CARDAMINE pratensis plena, A very pretty purple flower, rising to over Broo a INEM oo 6 boo oo oo Jl 9 00 CASSIA Marylandica, A low grow- ing shrub with pinnate leaves and
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COREOPSIS lanceolata, This is, with- out doubt, one of the finest hardy
COREOPSIS, continued. Pendocs
perennials. The flowers are pro- duced in the greatest profusion from June until frost; the branch- ing wiry stems make it especially suitable for cutting ........
C. rosea, Flowers with rose red rays and yellow disc ....
DELPHINIUM sinense. A low grow- ing branching species, with fine showy flowers, white, light and dark blue, in close racemes. A plant of very elegant habit, and 1HO® WO GMB HI 5 5 6 5 o 6 oo 6 6
D. in Varieties. Very useful and
handsome border plants. The plants are of stately habit and make excellent centers for beds. The flower spikes hold a long time when cut Bein acre atm 10 D., Double Varieties. ........
DIANTHUS barbatus. Very effective and showy border plant, and fine TOP GUNN 5 5 9 6 oo OOo oo 6
D. deltoides, Flowers solitary, rose colored, borne in summer on stems six tonineincheshigh ......
D. Hispanicus. Large flowers of bright crimson, borne all the sea- son. Excellent for cutting
D. plumarius plenus albus. White, double, the petals with jagged and toothed margins; sweet Seema oo ols 2 60500500 0
D, plumarius plenus roseus. Similar to the preceding, but the flowers are purpleorpink.........
DICENTRA eximia, Drooping flow- ers of reddish purple borne in com- pound racemes in late spring and Gorahy Sbboaenee 5g oo 0 Oo Da
DIGITALIS gloxinoides, A well known ornamental plant; fine for massing or cutting
D. gloxinoides alba, A thie var etsy
D. purpurea alba. <A fine white va- riety of the common foxglove. Very useful for planting in borders
DORONICUM plantigineum excelsum. Very fine for winter forcing; height, three to four feet; flower heads yellow, four to five inches across. In the way of D. Caucasi- cum, but much finer. .......
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showy plant, the bright rosy pur- ple flowers succeeding each other for over two months. Useful for cutting : ERYNGIUM wotigeneeee Flowers amethyst purple, in globose heads. Height, one totwofeet ......
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17 Per doz. Per1oo | HELIANTHUS, continued. Perdoz. Perzoo ELYMUS glaucus. An ornamental H, multiflorus plenus, An autumn grass, forming tall clumps covered bloomer with large double flowers ; with arching glaucous blue leaves . $2 00 $15 00 a valuable species for cutting. . . $150 $8 00 ERIGERON aurantiacus. A fine plant H, multiflorus grandiplenus. An im- with bright orange colored aster- | proved variety of the last, with very like flowers two inches across. A showy flowers not unlike a yellow good flower for eutting purposes. 1 50 8 00 | chrysanthemum, 4to5in. across . 2 00 12 00 E. glaucus, A fine border plant,grow- H, orgyalis. Flower heads yellow, ing two feet in height and produc- rather small, but very numerous in ing numbers of lilac-rose ese a large panicle; one of the best heads of flowers . 200 1200 | autumn flowering plants 250 18 00 ERYSIMUM pulchellum, A prostrate | HELIOPSIS levis. A valuable en plant with numerous pale yellow | blooming steadily from midsummer flowers inearly summer ..... 175 1200 | tofrost; flowers large and borne in EULALIA Japonica variegata, A | in great profusion; invaluable for : handsome grass, growing five to CUES eM tog Te Soe NeRE Sok s on ee eight feet in height, the green leaves | HELLEBORUS niger, This species is marked with white bands . . 200 1500 very valuable for forcing in winter; EULALIA Japonica zebrina, A very | when covered with a frame the handsome form with yellow bars beautiful white flowers may be had running transversely across the in bloom at Christmas 150 12 00 faavesawt 4.5 F. AVES Me 250 1800 | H. maximus. Larger flowered en EUVONYMUS radicans, A handsome | the next; a free grower and excel- shrubby foliage plant, well suited | Ueyarioe One 6 3 oh bh oo 8) 0) 2 (O10) for trailing over rocks, stumps, HEMEROCALLIS flava. A beautiful etc. Very free growing and use- | plant, admirable for forcing; the ful ¢ Se SS Sa Ia sweet scented lemon-yellow flowers E, radicans variegata. a variety of | sueceed each other for some time . 1 50 8 00 the preceding with fine variegated H, fulva, Flowers a tawny color, foliage. When trimmed it makes | borne all summer... . . 5 dk (00) 6 00 aeOodsstithbOTGer. Fane ae eae 150 10 00 | HEPATICA angulosa. An exceeding- EUPHORBIA corollata. Flowers ly bright colored species, the large white at the end of the-branches; | deep blve flowers appearing in plant with a milky juice ..... 150 10 00 early spring before theleaves. . . 200 12 00 FUNKIA cordata. Flowers white: HIBISCUS militaris. A tall growing leaves broad, pale green 125 800 | border plant, with handsome foli- F. cordata variegata, A variety ace | age and large pinkish white flow- the leaves marked with white... 150 10 00 ers in early summer 200 12 00 F, lanceolata. Flowers white, the | HOLLYHOCKS. Of this well known leaves longer and narrower than and noble plant we have an im- in the preceding variety . < 1 00 6 00 mense stock, grown from the finest F, lanceolata variegata, A aaniera double strain of seed, which we are with the leaves marked with white 1 25 8 00 pleased to offer, but do not guaran- F. undulata variegata. A very fine tee that each plant will come true border plant with crinkly foliage, to color or double, though at the variegated with creamy white. same time fully 95 per cent. will Useful for edging .. . aes Lb0/eai0) 00 do this. Assortedcolors..... 200 12 00 GLECOMA hederacea variegata, A IRIS cristata, An exceedingly pret- good plant for hanging baskets. ty dwarf species, well adapted for The leaves are prettily variegated ; edgings; flowers pale blue with the habit of the plant is trailing 1 00 6 00 white markings . 1 00 6 00 GERANIUM platypetalum. A very | I.euprea. Flowers dull vellow: iene showy border plant, the deep vio- on stems often three feet high in let flowers being borne in great April and May 200 15 00 profusion. Excellent for cutting I, flavescens, Flowers lemon- eine in early summer . ene 150 89 00 a fine variety for borders, its flow- HELIANTHUS Maximilianii. A large er stalks, two to three feet high, be- growing and very free flowering ing produced in May.. . pelo. 10U00 species remaining in bloom till late I. Germanica, in Varieties. <A highly autumn; a valuable species for ornamental species; the stately ha- Guitingespurposes .. = 2 - «s%.. = 200 1200 bit, the brilliancy and variety of
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IRIS, continued.
LOTUS corniculatus.
LYSIMACHIA Nummularia,
the shades and markings make it invaluable for ornamental or cut- ting purposes . eae ees . Kempferii, in anteties| “The flow- ers of this remarkable species are broad and flat and present great variety of color. Height4feet.. 1 . pseudo-acorus. Flowers large, bright yellow, produced in early spring. Stem twotothreefeet high 1 . pseudo-acorus variegata. A varie- ty of the preceding with leaves marked with lighter shade .... 2 . setosa. Flowers clustered, bright lilac; stems two to three feet aoe
IREINONEC) 55 5650505006 1 . Sibirica sanguinea, A fine species with narrow leaves and flowers of avery fine dark blue; one of the best ot allethesinS esha memrmenen rel LEUCANTHEMUM lacustre. Large daisy-like yellow flowers, prodauc- @el aay Ey, 4G 5 5 Go bo 6 a oo Ih
LIATRIS spicata. A very showy plant with erect stems and dense spikes of purple flowers in late summer... Flowers inisie yellow, fading to orange, produced in late summer and autumn; avery handsome plant for growing on rock-work.... LYCHNIS alpina, A arr plant with heads of bright pink flowers in spring and summer; good for NON? IXORIEIAS 46S 6! o.l606 0 16 eae @ L, Chalcedonica. A brilliantly col- ored tall perennial; the flower- heads are bright scarlet and are excellent for cutting... . 1 L, viscaria splendens, Flowers feen red, stems peas about 1 foot IMA 6 6 o 5 6..0 (0 pt SS eee eee
An ele- gant creeping plant with a profu- sion of bright yellow flowers ris- ing from a carpet of green; will grow where grass cannot... . 1 MONARDA didyma. A sweet- goamiiail herb with crimson flower-heads. Excellent for borders and for cut- ting. Isiu flower for at least three TNMOPMNIN 4 6 4 5 o aril
MYOSOTIS Hades ena am An improved variety of the well- known forget-me-not. An excel- , lent plant for low borders, as it flowers the whole season .... 1 M, elegantissima, A fine spring Alon: ering plant of compact habit. Ex- cellent for forcing and spring bed- Ginowew.
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(ENOTHERA fruticosaa Flowers deep yellow, borne on spicate ra- cemes from June to September
OPUNTIA Rafinesquii, A hardy cac- tus with broad, evergreen Jeaves and yellow flowers. Stems and leaves covered with spines . . .
0. vulgaris, Similar to the last, but MOU SOOM 555 6556500550
PACHYSANDRA terminalis, An ex- cellent bedding plant, increasing rapidly and making a bright ever- green carpet... -
PHONIA albiflora, in Varieties. Fine varieties of this showy perennial, which we grow in large quantities.
P. corallina. Fine species with large, deep rose-colored flowers; a very early variety...
P, tenuifolia. One of the finest spe- cies; flowers large, bright red, with fern-like foliage. Very early, and excellent for forcing
Peonias, Strong clumps for forcing; assorted; best six varieties, in- cluding whites. . . Each, 75 cts. .
Extra strong clumps . Kavh, $1.
PAPAVER alpinum, Similar to P. nudicaule, but more dwarf in habit. The flowers are white. vellow and rose tinted . ae
P. bracteatum. A very SORT fore blood-red, with a black center. . .
P. involucratum maximum, A fine plant of medium height, bearing red flowers with dark spots at the base of thepetals . .
P, nudicaule. A very pretty poppy, destined to become a universal favorite. The foliage is fern-like, and the graceful stems bear yellow, white and saffron flowers. Very useful for cutting purposes... .
P. orientale, A tall growing poppy with immense flowers of bright scarlet, with a dark purple spot at the base of each petal .
P. orientale semi-plenum, A ane variety with an increased number of petals. A great acquisition . .
P, pilosum, Flowers large, bright scarlet, with a white spot at the base of the petals .
PASSIFLORA incarnata, A fine wate Passion Flower, bearing blue flow- ers in spring. A fineclimber...
A valuable species, with large blue flowers. The best of the hardy pentstemons
P, digitalis. A very ornamental plant, bearing tall spikes of white flowers in summer
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WHOLESALE FALL CATALOGUE. 19 Per doz. Per too Perdoz. Per 100 PENTSTEMON pubescens, A smaller in color from white to deep rose species, with spikes of lilac flowers $1 50 $8 00 and purplerin saan ne . $2.50 $18 00 PHALARIS arundinacea variegata, A PYRETHRUM roseum, named varie- very ornamental grass with striped ties. This is an excellent plant leaves. Useful for massing or cut- for cutting purposes. The shades Wilallede Sig hy ed) Sch bay ae ae GCL eee 1 00 6 00 of colorrun from white to crimson, PHLOX amena. Unsurpassed for and the flowers are both double spring bedding, the foliage being and single. entirely hidden under the profusion Single varieties. .... -. 200 15 00 of bright pink bloom. 1 00 6 00 Double varieties (to Boles in- P. Carolina, A beautiful pink- Pape Chuding Fywihite)ewe sien en one 250 18 00 flowered species, bearing large P, uliginosum. A grand plant for fall clusters of flowers nearly all sum- cutting, growing 4 feet high and mer. Valuable for cutting 1 50 8 00 covered with a profusion of ae P. paniculata, in varieties, Undoube: white flowers . 200 1200 edly one of the most showy of hardy RANUNCULUS a oomutitoline flore perennials. For display of bloom plena, A delightful plant, and ex- or for cutting, nothing is better cellent for cut-flowers, being pure than a selection from this hand- double white and very prolific. SOMECVRCCULOM $a y=) aie) tor ike 150 8 00 Height, 6 inches to 2 feet. Com- P. paniculata, “The Pearl,” A pure monly known as white ‘‘ Bachelor’s white dwarf variety. The flowers Buttons eee TE, Ee 200 1500 do not shatter, and its compact tee heads are fine for cutting; a grand RUDBECKIA laciniata. <A tall grow- novelty, and bound to find favor ing species with large, showy flow- aatitn dine Gans 1% 1200 ers. Excellent for tall borders and P. subulata. A prostrate species, for SA Seer A a CRORE 150 10 00 making an excellent spring bedder. R. ee A tall growing species, Flowers a pale pink, from moss- with bright, yellow flowers. ... 200 1200 like foliage. , _.... 100 #46 00 | B. speciosa. A fine plant for cutting PHYSOSTEGIA Visita: enance or massing. Flowers with orange some border plant, with one-sided colored rays and a black disc. racemes of purple flowers, produced HMeizhts2 toraneetie a c.% c -) ee 1 50 9 00 BISCO ee ee 100 6 00 | B.sub-tomentosa, A tall species, with POLEMONIUM .coruloum.. A verv handsome broad leaves and an © abundance of showy yellow flowers useful border piant. Flowers on z : : ; : allthrough the summer...... 200 1200 tall spikes in early spring; in color a good blue, showing the yellow RUELLIA ciliosa. <A pretty prostate StRINGHe OS ee ee 150 10 00 plant, effective in low borders, P. reptans. A dw ane epceics! forming producing abundant lilac flowers tufts of fine foliage, covered in early in late summer. . . Before 150 10 00 spring with showy blue flowers... 1 50 8 00 | SALVIA pratensis. Flowers bright POTENTILLA, ‘double hybrids, Sev- blue, about an inch long; borne eral varieties with red and yellow in spikes in summer eaten cnOON e300; flowers; fine for borders or rock- | SANGUINARIA Canadensis. The work : 1 50 8 00 pretty white poppy-like flowers ap- P. fruticosa. A dw arf Peete pear in earliest spring before the which bears bright yellow flowers leaves. Useful for borders . 1 00 6 00 inearlysummer.......... 150 1000 | SCHIZOSTYLIS coccinea. A late fall PRIMULA acaulis, in varieties. The flowering perennial, with blood- flowers, yellow, pink or white, are red flowers on an erect spike... . 25 1 50 borne singly in early spring. ... 175 1200 |) SEDUM Fabarium, With. the habit P, elatior, in varieties, Flowers vary of S. spectabile, but with dark col- from yellow to deep maroon. Very ored leaves; afineplant...... 200 1200 suitable for planting in rock work S. spectabile. A very fine plant for orborders.....-. - a © 115 1200) borders and edging; leaves broad P. Japonica. Flowers of various col- | and showy. Flowers produced in ors, pink, white, lilac, dark red, | September in rosy-purple clusters. ete. Scapeslto2feethigh.... 250 1800; Very fineforpots.. . Ea cet ed AU) 8 00 P. Sieboldii, in varieties. A grand | S. spectabile album, White variety | of the preceding... . 175 1000
Japanese hardy primrose varying
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SILPHIUM perfoliatum. A large leafed, stout growing composite, with large clear lemon-yellow flow- ers. The plant is covered with blossoms from the middle of sum- mer through the season... .
SOLIDAGO, in several varieties. Very showy for massing or cutting in the fall... Ae Bieta area sel &
SPIRAEA aruncus. Flowers whitish, in many slender spikes, disposed in acompound panicle... ..'...
S. filipendula flore pleno, Flowers white or rosy, borne in loose cymes in June and July.. .
S. Japonica, A well-known and favor- ite plant for forcing in March. Strong clumps.... . Bae is
S. Japonica aurea variegata, A tine variety, with yellow markings on the leaves; very effective. ....
8. Japonica grandiflora, An excellent and undoubted improvement on the old form. Very lasting, and of a fleecy whiteness; invaluable for GUWBTNGS 5 615 6 6 o ova c
S. Japonica purpurea, A var “ahi ita purplish leaves; a very striking plant Bis) Sea obiige oe Gane Loo
S. palmata, A beautiful species, with sweet-scented crimson flowers. An exceedingly useful plant for cut- Lie ihe eee tal eu voiamya aehen as eee
8. ulmaria. Flowers white, in com- pound cymes in July and August. .
STENACTIS speciosa, A very showy plant, producing numerous blue, aster-like flowers in summer. Ficioht ey etee tian enti
STOKESIA cyanea, A fine late-flow- ering plant, with large and showy flowers of a beautiful blue color. .
We have a fine stock of this most beautiful of climbing plants.
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broader leaves and darker flowers $1 25
T. Virginica, Flowers an inch in di- ameter; brilliant purple, borne in a terminal and axillary cymes; blooming from March to May. . .
T, Virginica alba, A fine variety, with pure white flowers. .....
TRILLIUM grandiflorum. A very handsome lily-like spring flower, the large, white blossom rising from three dark green leaves. Fine for forcing and cutting . . .
TUNICA Saxifraga. Flowers pink, appearing in July. Excellent for planting on rock-work.......
VERONICA rupestris, Fine prostrate species, with blue flowers; unex- celled for edging or covering of LOCKSE men
V. spicata, A showy plant, bearing handsome spikes of blue flowers in SUMMER Fo ey wie tee baat
VINCA minor, An excellent trailing plant for rock-work, producing purple-blue flowers in early SS Opal RAY is nd Sl 6) 8) Gy Waeo! inaeo
V. minor alba, A variety with white IOMYEEIES ov lia . 6 0 6 0 of O no
V. minor alba plena. With double Wome HOES ¢ 6-6 46 0010 0b oO 8
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V. minor folia variegata. A wariety with variegated leaves.......
VIOLA cucullata. The variegated form of the common violet; flow- ers large, white and blue .... .
V. cucullata alba. Pure white variety ; fine foredging......
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favorites.
Any ‘of the following varieties, strong plants, our selection, 35 cents each; customer’s
Alpina. Coccinea, Cylindrica, Davidiana, Florida, Pale white; double.
Bright scarlet.
selection, 40 ceats each.
CLEMATIS SPECIES.
Integrifolia. Flowers nodding; blue.
Patens,
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WHOLESALE FALL CATALOGUE, 21
CLEMATIS JACKMANNI VARIETIES.
Anderson Henryii.
Ascoloniensis,
Belle of Woking.
Duchess of Edinburgh. Fine double white; very large.
Duke of Edinburgh. Rich purple; very large.
Earl of Beaconsfield. Fine rich purple; a magnifi- cent variety.
Fairy Queen, Pale salmon, with a red band in the center of each petal.
Gem, Deep lavender; very fine.
Gipsy Queen. Dark velvety purple; a free bloomer.
Gloire de St, Julien.
Grand Duchess. Blush white; very large.
Hendersonii,
Henryii. A strong grower, bearing finely formed flowers of creamy white.
Jackmanni, The best known variety, with flowers of arich purple, with green stamens.
Lady Boville. Greyish blue, flushed with mauve; large.
Lady Londesborough, Silver grey, with lighter stripe down each petal.
Lawsoniana,
Lord Londesborough. Mauve, marked with dark red; large.
Lord Neville.
Lucie Lemoine, Double white; the largest and best.
Marie LeFebvre.
Mdme, Grange. Purplish, with red bands.
Miss Bateman, White, with yellowish bar down each petal.
Mrs. Bush,
Purpurea elegans,
Robert Hanbury.
Rubella.
Rubro violacea,
| Sir Garnet Wolesley.
Stella. Light violet, with band of reddish brown; delicately scented.
Symeiania, Pale mauve; large.
William Kennet.
Orchids.
These are quite indispensable to all florists keeping up to time and fashion. They are recherche flowers for all special occasions, and while we can ship cut flowers to any distance on receipt of a let- ter or telegram, we would advise florists to keep some plants in stock, which will grow into valuable and attractive specimens. For more extended description and cultural directions write for our Orchid
Book.
Each Perdoz. CALANTHE vestita, A very useful
terrestrial orchid, producing its
pure white flowers in December,
January and February ..... . $0 75 CATTLEYA gigas. A very fine spe-
cies flowering in June, July and
August. The flowers are large, the
sepals and petals pale rose, the lip
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darker, with two blotches of yellow. 2 50 24 00 C, Mendelli. This fine species pro-
duces its pale pink flowers from
May to July; thelip is of a rich
magenta..... 175 1750
C. Mossiz. This grand orchid blooms from May to July The large flow- ers vary from blush and lilac to GECDMOSOt a ss. 2 eo a, cee ec
C. Triane. This is the most useful orchid in cultivation, its fine flow- ers appearing from January to April. The general color is blush, the lip having an orange yellow throat and bright purple front .. 150 15 00
SHON Plants sans 6 6 4 «ene evOO! eso00
CHYSIS bractescens. The white flow- ers are borne in a short raceme during the spring months..... 50 15n00
150 15 00
Each Per doz. CQLOGYNE cristata, One of the finest winter-flowering orchids. Sprays of five to seven large white flowers are produced from January tow Viarch) 25 Yaa Siyean 2 - - - $1 00 $10 00 Strong plants. . . Boe Bon. 2) ey 75) (010) DENDROBIUM chrysotoxum, A grand species, producing spikes of fine yellow flowers during the winter MMLOT this! tle) Sfeeeeeiete cere state seta turseree athe 150 15 00
D. Devonianum, Flowers of creamy white, marked with pink and purple, are produced the entire length of the pseudo-bulb during the winter months . JEG Bem Specs
D.formosum giganteum, A fine, large, white, winter-flowering Den- drobium; the blooms are handsome andishowy !2): 20s. . peceeo cea cm Jee als (fo)
D, nobile. One of the first and also one of the best orchids in cultiva- tion. The flowers, which are white, tinged with pink, and with a lip blotched with crimson, are freely produced on straight stems in Feb-
and March. This isa standard va- TICLE RES. s+. 5 ae cama of Mae 100 10 00
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DENDROBIUM thyrsifiorum, The white and yellow flowers of this fine species are produced in large, dense clusters in March and April. $1 50 $15 00
D. Wardianum, The pseudo-bulbs of
ODONTOGLOSSUM crispum. Ac- knowledged to be one of the finest orchids in cultivation; long arch- ing spikes of white flowers are
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Each Per doz. | Each Per doz. produced from January to April .$1 00 $10 00
this species are covered with white SHOE WEIS 6 5 5 5 6 ob a oe 250 25 00 flowers, tipped with bright ma- | 0. grande. Known as the ‘“ Baby genta, and with a bright orange | Orchid.”” Cinnamon-brown and throat, during the winter months. 150 1500 | yellow flowers are produced from Stroned plants ieee 250 2500 | Septemberto December ..... 100 10 00
LELIA albida. This is a very useful | 0: pulchellum. A species of easy culture, producing very sweet-
species, producing a long spike, | area may A ft ua bearing five to twelve white flow- UE EES SOWIE PURO abe teh BD
t ; ; | 0. Rossi j g - ers, tinged with pink, from Novem- Y ome = Ne userul spe cies, flowering during January,
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pent january a pa: : _February and March ....... 73 BO L, anceps. This well known species Strong plants... . . PP LO 18 00 produces three to five large rose-
colored flowers on along stem, from | ONCIDIUM incurvum. Produces a November to January. ...... 7 750 | largespike of pure white, marked Strong plants.......... 150 41500 with lilac and brown; flowers from
L. Arnoldiana. A very useful orchid | ey ve TOY > ooo ae Ae Sa Ba) le 00 of recent introduction ; the flowers, 0: BaP O LOO AES wae ™ Emeteraily which are produced during Octo- Orchid: Zhe plant)bloomsinearly
allithenyear round lesee ener 175 17 50
ber, November and December, are
of deep rose, five to fifteen being
bornejonvaspilkelyy = ane) eee 00) s 15200 L, purpurata. A grand species pro-
ducing from four to six large white
flowers with purple lip, from May
bOudUly Mat are erase nus ecm eran nas 200 20 00 LYCASTE aromatica. As many as
eighteen yellow flowers are pro-
0. ornithorynchum, A free-flowering
species, producing its rose-purple
flowers, with a perfume like the
heliotrope, during the spring
MOntHS Awe yy cl eel cuss vert ce 175 17 50 0, tigrinum. A very showy sweet-
scented species, producing spikes
of yellow and brown flowers in the
duced from one buib during late | auburn Cama Shesa no Fay ee nis 150 15 00 winter andearly spring. ..... v5) 750 | O. unguiculatum, An easy growing L. Skinneri, One of the most profuse species, producing large spikes of
yellow and brown flowers in fall . 100 10 00
flowering orchids in cultivation; BS EY ES WME Tenge uloweES | PHALENOPSIS amabilis. One of sometimes being produced by one the best orchids known for cut flow- bulb; the flowers vary in shade ers. The large spikes of white are EOLA TABS WO. HOSS GMOS, Waa TD | produced during the winter months 275 27 50
IDOLE WIN BOSS GH Cobo 5 | P, Schilleriana. The flowers, of a fine
blooms same time as L. aromatica . 100 10 00 Stronesplanits pase lene 250 25 00 Epes COS, ae produced Boma ODONTOGLOSSUM citrosmum. This | same timeas P.amabilis ..... 400 40 00 species sends out a long, drooping TRICOPILIA suavis. A very fine spike of beautiful white or rose | species, producing large white colored, lemon-scented flowers in flowers, spotted with crimson, in /oreilleracl MSP 5 650.46 6p 6 0 6 100 10 00 the spring months......... 150 15 00
Cypripediums.
It is a well known fact that the Cypripediums are the most easily grown orchids, and that. their flower lasts in perfection longer than any other flower known. This latteris a great recommendation as
a cut-flower, and should lead to their cultivation, in at least a small selection, by every florist. The colors
are rich and pleasing, and they combine well with roses and fine ferns, or in fact with anything they are used with; while if a basket is filled with Cypripediums alone, a unique effect is produced. For culture see our little book, ‘‘Orchids for Beginners,’’ which is sent free on application.
Each Perdoz. | : Each Per doz. CYPRIPEDIUM Ashburtonie, Avery C. barbatum superbum. This popular free-growing hybrid, generally species produces its flowers freely flowering twiceayear ...... $1 75 $17 50 indoyan JNjoyalll 10) dw 5 55 5 5 oo $1 50 $15 00
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CYPRIPEDIUM Boxallii. This very fine variety produces its flowers, which have a shiny appearance, as if varnished, from December to IGbDuUanyeiacs 8-9 be ss eae = lOO Slo C. Dauthieri. This is another free- growirg and free-flowering hybrid; bloomsintheautumn ... 250) * 25 C. Dominianum, This fine hy “brid produces three to five flowers on a long stem in the autumn; the flow- ers are very useful for filling vases C. Harrisianum, <A grand hybrid, producing flowers twice, or even three times, ayear .... IW aio hss C. hirsutissimum, A very ey spe- cies, flowering during the spring MIONUNSH a Horta ticetse ty eatic) ene C. insigne. The best known of all orchids; flowers are produced from November to March, and last over twelve weeks on the plant, or three to four weeks when cut. . . C. insigne album marginatum, A very fine variety of the common insigne, and flowering at thesame time .. 175 17
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C. insigne maculatum, Stronger in growth, and with better flowers than the type . i
C. Lawrenceanum, A Psat species with beautiful variegated foliage; the flowers, which are on long stems, are generally Paved twice ayear ... Sey. fi)
C. longifolium, A trees spine spe- cies, which produces flowers on long stems, succeeding each other KOI OAH seo oe Gen aw cowe Ab TG)
The habit and growth same as C. longifolium; varies only in the color of the flower... . 3)
C. Sedeni, A fine hybrid, prodnene a long stem, on which large, pink flowers succeed each otber from October to May... . dj 150)
C. venustum, A fine species, oom beautiful variegated leaves; the flowers appear during the winter INOW Sy ch ree eh cn cence itch fons
C. villosuam, Another fine species with shiny flowers, which are pro- duced from January to April ... 1 50
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Palms.
Of Palms we have
below are the best varieties in cultivation.
a grand stock, clean and well grown. far better adapted for decorative purposes than those grown in strong heat.
(@s" Twelve plants may be had for the price of 10. ARECA. A genus of palms with pinnately divided ,
leaves, semi-erect in habit of growth and includ-
ing several of the best decorative sorts in culti- | vation. A. Baueri and A. lutescens are two of the |
best decorative plants known.
Each.
A. Baueri. Good plants, three to four leaves.30 Strong plants, four to five leaves, one and
one-half to two feet high........41
Very strong plants, two feet high. .. 1
Extra strong plants, two and one-half feet 2
Extra fine and strong plants . .. . 33 tod A, lutescens. Nice plants, one foot high. .
Good plants, one to one and one-half feet
high . aE Lea Fine pants: four feet eran . $2 to 5 Nice plants, five to six feet high. . $7 to 18
A, sapida. Good plants, four to five leaves, two and one-half feet high....... Extra fine and strong plants....... CHAMAEROPS elegans. Fine specimens, twelve to fifteen leaves, four to five feet high i . $5 to 6 Extra fine and ee specimens, six to seven feet high. . . $7 to 10
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Our plants, having been grown cool, are The kinds enumerated
Each.
| COCOS Weddelliana. A very useful decorative
palm, and the finest of the genus Cocos, which includes the Cocoanut palms. Fine plants from three-inch pots. . ; Fine plants, five leaves, one foot high . . Strong plants, six leaves, fifteen in. high. Extra fine and strong plants, seven to eight leaves, one and one-half to two feet High ee see e Seiae yocnecice cs ple SOO
| KENTIA. A genus of palms with gracefully
recurved fan-shaped leaves, including sev- eral very useful for decorative purposes. The Kentias will withstand considerable rough usage.
K. Belmoreana, Extra finestock for growing on, five to six leaves, eee to twelve inches high.
Fine plants, six Geneee fitteon ine nee fen
Strong plants. six leaves, eighteen to twenty inches high
Fine strong plants, two feet niet
Fine strong plants, two and one-half feet bight se
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Each. K. Belmoreana, continued.
Fine and large plants, six leaves, three
feet high . i 3 . 34 00 Half specimens, six lensves, anes ee and one- halistontourmtee tuhi shea c. iia nicmeme 8 00
Specimens, six leaves, Four and one half to five feet high . . . 310 to 15 00 Grand specimens, six to seven leaves, six Hee tea oe pea eae hc ieee . S18 to 25 00 K. Canterburyana, Fineplants..... 5 o Il 0) Strong plants ... . $2 50 to 3 00 Extra strong and fine Slams, five to six
leaves . : . 34 to 6 00 Specimens, five 80 | six eens, five feet high . - $20 to 25 00
K, Rorstaniana Fine aie io grow on, fifteen inches high .. .
Fine plants, four to five femmes ‘eleiniesia inches high ATiese Usha ie acta: 1 00
Fine strong plants, two and one-half feet Ve Diyas Puke 2 00
Extra fine and Sime lems, re leaves, two and one-half to three feet high $3 to 4 00
Half specimens, three and one-half to four
TE WIM 5 5 6 4 oo 6 00 Extra fine snestiaans, ave tor six feet. Hiein patie eas . 38 to 15 00 K, MacArthurii, Fine plants, six to seven leaves, twofeethigh.......... 150
LATANIA Borbonica, A very useful semi- hardy palm with fan-shaped spreading leaves with the segments very much reflexed.
Good plants to grow on, four to five leaves,
one foot high. Bay te ween AAs 25 Good plants, four to five ieenes, one om OagAaeyhe 1ESyo SBI 5 G Goo 6 0 oO 6 Ov 50
Fine plants, five to six leaves . . 30 75 to 1 00 Extra fine plants, seven to eight leaves . . $2 to 3 00
Foliage
These are as useful as palms for decorations, filling of vases, and other purposes.
: Each. L. Borbonica, continued.
Strong decorative plants, nine to eleven leaves, three to three and one-half feet
niche : . $4 to $5 00 Specimens, four 6) ane feet high .. . .10 00 Extra fine and large specimens, five to six
feet high. . $12 to 15 00
PHENIX, The Date Palms when young are very useful decorative plants. The best species are offered below.
P, Canariensis, Fine plants, eight to ten leaves,
two and one-half to three feet high $3 to 4 00
P, reclinata, Fine specimens, five to seven
leaves, three to three and one-half feet
highs eit aes sare ave . 4 to 5 00 P. rupicola. (One of the most graceful of the genus. Plants to grow on... . 85 Fine plants, five to nine lemmas fifteen id eighteen inches high ...... .$2to 3 00
Half specimens, six to ten leaves, two and one-half to three feet high . $5 to 8 00 P, Senegalensis. New glaucous species. Fine specimens, three to three and one-
half feet high, five to six leaves. . $4 to 5 00 PTYCHOSPERMA Alexandre, Fine plants,
two and one-half feet high....... 100
Strong plants, three feet high...... 1 50 RHAPIS. A genus of Chinese and Japanese palms of upright habit, with reed-like stems
and divided leaves; very hardy.
R. flabelliformis, Nice plants, two to two and
GRAe IE 1 MBI, ¢ 5 5 oo ao ho MO) Good plants, three news ate ret 3 00 Fine plants, four to five shoots, fee yal
one-half feet high ........:... 5 00 Extra large specimens - $6to 8 00
SEAFORTHIA elegans, ‘Three to four leaves, UO) CE LOMEI NG 1b G6 a Bola oo oe 50
Plants.
Our stock con-
tains large assortments of all that have proven most useful and valuable.
Each. ACALYPHA macrocarpa. Goodplants . . . 40 25 ALOCASIA metallica, Very striking plant. . $0 50 to 2 00
ARALIA siepolaiit isting rolenatis oot cds ree : 50
A, Sieboldii variegata, Fine plants for aces CHAMHOVNS 5) ey Sina, co! Olly gr oNsbra” 0,.0 1 00 A. filicifolia, Fine plants. ..... $0 85 to 50
ASPIDISTRA, A genus of half hardy foliage plants, bearing evergreen leaves, sometimes banded white, on long petioles. Very use- ful for decorative purposes.
Each
ASPIDISTRA lurida. Good plants. . $050 to $0 75 Strome plants is yn shee ee eee 2 50 Warceispecimecus sue $5 to 8 00
A. lurida variegata. Fineplants...... 1 00 Strong yplantsweaewe nee BNA domino) Large specimens ...... . .. . $5 to! 8/00
ARAUCARIA., Anexceedingly valuable genus for decorative purposes. The plants are con- iferous and of avery symmetrical growth, especially when young. .
A. Cookii, Fine plants to growon. . $0 50 to 1 00
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Zach ARAUCARIA glauca. Fine plants in five- Es inch pots, 15 to 1S inches high. . . . $3 to $4 00 Grandtspecimiens|:: 2)... . - - . - 6 to 10 00 A, excelsa, Fine stocky plants in five-inch TOOLISWIGA Pong Saeed en Anicrey omonot 2 50 to 3 00 Fine decorative plants ......... 4 00 Grand specimens ......... $6 to 8 00 BEGONIAS. Best Rex varieties ...... 25 IU CHARI o noo 6 a oe ooo 6 35 Lucie Closson. . . 35 ANTS WIE) neg 1 ots) ble, Of Geos OOo, we One 35 CALADIUM argyrites. Goodbulbs..... 50 CALADIUMS, named varieties ..... 35to 75 CROTONS, in varieties. Good plants .... 35 Strong plants. . eA on omee ee 50 CRYPTOMERIA elegans, A fine evergreen conifer. Fine plants, 10 to 12 inches high. 75 CYCAS revoluta, One of the most useful, if not the most useful of decorative plants. Fine plants, several sizes ...... $2 to 6 00 Extra large specimen plants, prices on application. CYPERUS alternifolius. Fine plants..... 20 C. alternifolius variegata. Fine plants ... 1 00 DRACENA. This genus includes many grand plants for decoration. Their broad leaves, often margined or variegated with shades of red or white, make them useful and at- tractive; best varieties are given below. D, Anerleyense. Fineplants ........ 1 00
Dramapilign bine ancsmcpecet ant mcien rent: D. Cantrellii. Fineplants ......... D, Lindenii. A fine decorative plant; very
useful. Fine plants, 12 inches high Strong plants, 15 inches high Extra strong plants Specimens... ...
D, Neo-Caledonica (new grow on Extra fine and strong plants... .
D. terminalis. Good plants D. Youngii, Fineplants..... FICUS elastica, Fine plants Extra strong plants HIBISCUS Cooperii. Very showy variegated foliage. Fine plants Dien lnte ok esi ISOLEPIS gracilis, Useful for edging. Fine plants PANDANUS utilis,
). Good plants to
Good plants from four-
INCH POLS 2p set Mewebess ras) et ol et fer feces sees P. Veitchii. Fine plants for table decoration. Good strong plants, 18 inches to 2 feet SDs ta Pes cc eee ten imalns $2 50 to Specimens, well furnished, 214 to 3 feet jevielteG ego Gao) ore Ao Loe. G $5 to PANAX Victoriz. (Good plants . . 35 to
PHRYNGIUM variegatum. Good plants 50 to
ZAMIA integrifolia, A fine plant for decor- ative purposes, similar to Cycas revoluta. Good strong plants ......... %5to
Miscellaneous Plants.
3 00
Any plants worth growing will be found in our establishment, such as Clematis, Ericas. Tuberous gooted Begonias, Rex Begonias, flowering plants of all kinds, and all the best novelties of each season. Write for our catalogues, which are sent free for the asking.
ANTHURIUM Andreanum, <A grand and on useful plant, its bright spathes lasting long in perfection. Good plants.... . .$1 00 Stronp plantsics: .-twnctuche see cies ose 2 50 A. Scherzerianum. Fine plants, well fur- MASH EMG Act ch tee ak fey asin ia ee 1 00 BROMELIADS, Of these interesting plants we have a good selection. According to MALLOUY: telsc eo wicibw gers o's cay etueues? olive 75 to 3 00 CYCLAMEN Persicum giganteum. Finest varieties only. Assorted colors, good flowering bulbs. $4 per dozen, $35 per MORiredlS.: (ars St ie. 1c 40 |
| To color. $6 per dozen
| ERICA hyemalis, Fine plants........ | E. gracilis. Fine plants | E, Wilmoreana. Fine plants ........ | EUCHARIS Amazonica, Fine bulbs of this splendid winter bloomer. . . . $2.50 doz. .
| IMANTOPHYLLUM miniatum (Clivia nobilis).
A fine flowering plant,. producing orange | red flowers freely throughout the winter | season. Fine plants | Stron'gaplanitsieecatec) aclles ible» rs 16 SARRACENIA flava, Fine plants... 50 to §. Drummondii. Fine plants... .. .$1to
1 00 1 50 1 00 3 00
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Ferns and Selaginellas.
This class of plants is extensively used for ornamenting dinner tables as well as for other decora- tive purposes. We have thousands of all the leading sorts at low prices, while our collection com- prises all the best and valuable varieties.
Per doz. Per 100 Per doz. Per 100 ADIANTUM cuneatum. The popular SELAGINELLA, in varieties. Fine sort for cutting; very largely grown plants for decoration; used as ferns. HineyplantSiea were ere iene . . 80 75 $6 00 Hineyplantsie ee ae erp lec om om Ol) Fine strong plants. .... ao a tk GO, Co) Strong splantts eee ses eeelanone OOO sCOLOPENDRIUM vulgare, A fine PTERIS Argyrea. Large plants. 35 to hardy fern for decorations; hand- 50 cents each. some and quite distinct from other ASSORTED Ferns for decorative pur- ferns. Good plants......, 125 600 poses. Fineplants ........ 7 5 00 Extra strong plants ....... 1450 1000 Extra strong plants .......4125 8 00
TO FLORISTS.
Our extensive stock includes all the rarer and less known desirable plants in all classes, as well as the commoner sorts which are known to every florist. We will take pleasure in giving estimates for filling greenhouses or will send descriptions of special plants of Palms, Tree Ferns, Cycads, Orchids, etc., which may be wanted.
We are also prepared to make selections of hardy herbaceous plants and bulbs for planting out around surburban residences, in beds and borders, or public parks and gardens, however large. Correspond- ence in regard to matters of this kind is invited.
CUT FLOWERS.
We areat all times prepared to send boxes of cut Orchid flowers, etc., on receipt of a letter or telegram. Some species or other are in blossom at any season of the year, and for special occasions the stock of the local florist is either inadequate or unsuitable. In the autumn and winter when our large collections of Chrysanthemums and Genistas are in blossom, we can supply cut flowers or specimen plants in flower | of almost any description and in almost any quantity. Weare glad to give information regarding what plants are in flower at any time.
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Choice Flower Seeds for Florists’ Use and Autumn Planting.
Trade packets will be found to contain a liberal supply, at least three times the quantity usually put up in retail packets. Quarter ounce furnished at ounce rate, quarter pound at pound rate. Trade Per oz. Per lb.
ReaD Merete ts | Ee ont Ltn Onl ee eee $0 15 $1 25 re s COMPACEUM “eer -emiel cies ieee chico Raat Peek eC nt Teer 25 250 ss saxatile!{- 9. 5: ; Nahe tre cen arene Ce eer OM oe OME ok eo Bt 25 2 25 < a conipasfum Ate” ae com tiece caaos Ome omcS Gre boo oo 40 4 00
ASTER, Dwarf Pyramidal Bouquet. White, Rose, ouTIee Blue. Separate colors. .$0 50 2 25 oS es = C ME xXEdCOLOTS) = x5 eRe nla on aero 50 862 00 ge ‘« Chrysanthemum-Flowered. Rose, White, Light Blue, Fiery Scarlet .
Separate colors}sis) cyomatelus cs cee, oe 50 «62:50 es “ fs se Mirxed!colorsy 5 ae) <meta tte Weer «fone: DOME Zeco ‘* Truffaut’s Peony-Flowered Perfection, White, Rose, Scarlet, Light Blue, Dark Blue. Separate colors . . 50 2 25 tt “ et re fo. WMiixed\colorscm. o..tectuce c-mcMobecet ia: Ol mOmileduGormaneDouble) (China): Mined). 2.0.50 ete e) nee ey cc o- 25 3 00 BEGONTA Somperhorens;TOsea@ yn. au ele chem rn ent) A OZep RDO). 50 albaizes, <.+ shel Spe, Nei daleles ee eye Soe pees Pe O Zier ilel cs) is 50
BELLIS perennis. Finemixed ...... ROIS Oo Cee > ich cuttactaetecw a LCOMpren eo ny cs Unsurpassed tinesmisedis 205 serum en Sere top ces rn 50 364 00
EEO ALE efata. BTM Ghee fies 8 aa) “ti te dsl usp i Taf ayes Spee uteAbatariuar aeyhseas tall meisates 40 6 00
< alas “Wit: <> jth nie cues coh os ce ae Be het SECA oR DRO iC 40 6 00
CALCEOLARIA hybrida grandiflora, Self-colored varieties ...... .1-320z.,$1. 50
sf Dwarf Tigered .... =. - Nec eet as ve oe ae) pl-O410Za1@ OU n-ne rugosa. Shrubby or pedaine SeAch Momouecs MRCS . . . . 1,000 seeds, $1 . 50 CAENATION, Double Finest Mixed ....... we 25 3 00 Be ines Mixed: .a- cee see Ten ee 25 200 es gs Red Grenadin Choicevextra™ 2%. cpr net meu ae) oat woes 50 «64 00
CENTAUREA candidissima........ as) ees 8) is et wt et er OO0}SeedS. 50ictSar. 2 00 a gymnocarpa...... Seis easy Sets Bnd One 6 BO bo oO 6) 6 50 LL ClomenGere sec: 55 24 a, wget eee rs, Ce eed exe, Cts ec Se eo se Sait 6)
CHa SAN LE NU Me mul ticamlen ellowe.) elias =) rn cient tl eerie Kise teen Cincy Ee 60
ie a inodorum flore plena. Doublewwhitemar. jens 75 CINERARIA Bybrida, Choicest mixed......... . .1,000 seeds, 75; 14 0z., $8. 2 00 *S Very good quality mixed ...... . . 1,000 seeds, 50 cts. . 10 00
< grandiflora. Large prize var., splendid mixed... . . 1,000 seeds, $1 .
COD WUC GIIEK WIRE 5 Or Gee a ose mites G Gn cles OmmS Oo Seam cyl oer 25 3 00 Cae BING. See jx Pages ss Ayres aay eh = pmmeeel hea GNSS! «SRS epee: mays 50 4 50
CYCLAMEN Persicum giganteum album. White. 100 seeds, $1 25; 1,000 seeds, $10. 50
au ss om atrorubrum, D’k red. 100 seeds, $1 25 ; 1,000s’ds, $10 50 as us es roseum. Bright red. 100 seeds, $1; 1,000 seeds, $8 . 50 tt ae ce Mixed. ..... . .100 seeds, $1; 1,000 seeds, $8 . 50
FUCHSIA. Single and double in choicest mixture . 100 seeds, 50 cts. ; 1,000 s’ds,$2 50 sf procumbens........... . . 100 seeds, 50c ts.; $1,000 seeds, $2 50 .
GYPRORMTRACmuralismrmcmen + 1c hs (een oo) canes «amen MOR Shoes Sy a koh cnce 30 2 50 s paniculata . 5 2... SACS Gea! 5 OMLT, O GaN Dy) oe a oe Sac 20 150
HOLLYHOCK. Choicest double strain; separatecolors........ 25 150 22 00 a IPN) Mab: Ol Bees. 6 oO mem canoe Ser BS os a Poet RES mC 50 5 00
EBERIS afinis (Candytutt); Dwarfiwhite.. =. 7.. 5-5-2 2 we ats; l(t) AaMara a Ordinary wie). <8 «= Ete Reo Yo. Cor RnR MCC Ao, ca imerar 10 60 Se MiSOMPOLVITONS AVery tIN© WHItC a. << oe isa tee) Gere! in ieiuemete fe (eee J 50 ~=6 00 mDwartehybrids. Splendid mixed! oie. syieeeis af < u-Mem ss tNeletiel + +) -.colls i 75
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Trade Per oz. Per lb.
kt. MIGNONETDTE argc stl Owe tino male metciey emis aan yen ee eae ee nr ae rsa
OG Grandiflora aurea, Golden Queen .................
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6 Miaeliet ji i's. ce. aif Siang toe Resize re Onan a ait tin Se er air
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WHOLESALE FALL CATALOGUE. 29 e General List of Vegetable Seeds. We wish to call the attention, especially of market gardeners and florists, to our seeds. From per- sonal experience we know the vital importance of purity of stock and high germination. In this
department purchasers may have every confidence in the goods we offer, as every article we send out will be tested both for germination and purity. We have spared ourselves no expense in the prepara- tion of seed testing houses and trial and experimental grounds, and have secured only skilled help, many of whom have spent a lifetime in this business.
In most cases the seeds we offer will represent the new crop of 1891, grown by reliable meu under our personal supervision; but owing to the southern planters requiring seeds before the new crop is ready we give as nearly as possible a complete list of vegetable seeds, and in flower seeds a condensed
list of florists’ flowers.
Quarter pound furnished at pound rate, ten pounds at hundred pound rate, and peck or quarter
bushel at bushel rate.
When seeds are to be sent by mail, eight cents per pound for seeds sold by the pound, and fifteen cents per quart for peas and beans, must be included for postage.
ARTICHOKE— Pkt. oz. Ib. | BEANS, continued. Qt. Bus. Large Globe . $0 10 $0 25 $2 25 | GermankWaxiPoler anew ene $0 30 $6 50 ie ’ Qt. Bus. | Early Golden Cluster Wax. . 50 12 00 Jerusalem. Strong tubers . $0 20 $3 00 | BEET PEt bas Ib. ASPARAGUS— Pkt. oz Ib. 8astian’s Blood Turnip . $0 05 $010 $0 50 Palmetto - $0 10 $0 20 $2 50 Dewing’s Improved Blood Tur- Colossal . 05 10 50 | nip. . per 100 lbs., $45. 05 10 50 ASPARAGUS ROOTS -- 100 1,000 Early Bived Turnip . é Palmetto 0: c Sls Qe SLOVO |) 6 Pao sp ern sees 100 Ibs. $10. 05 10 50 Colossal, two years ai Sey 75 6 00 ae Flat Bassano cs. 05 10 45 BEANS, English or Broad— Qt. Bus. Eclipse... ....-...-. 10 50 Barly Mazagan........ $0 30 $7 00 Egyptian Turnip ....... 05 10 50 Broad Windsors 02 ye ere 30 7 00 Long Smooth Blood Red 05 10 45 SOG) ILO IEMYl ng Sb 6 co oo 8 30 7 00 Swiss Chard, Silver or Sea- BEANS, Dwarf or Bush— Kale: Beet. Meamsw cee tt crates 05 10 60 GREEN-PODDED VARIETIES. . MANGEL-WURZEL and SUGAR BEET— NewzeeBushehimae yc. cs 2 8 me $0" “s si2 00 Champion Yellow Globe ..... $0 05 $0 95 Earliest Red Valentine. .... 30 4 50 Colossal Long Red 05 25 Extra Early Refugee . . : 30 «6 00 Golden Tankard 05 25 Long Yellow Six Weeks... Diy BY Bi) Thong Yellows «© 5 wiles ae ast) gc) cea 05 25 Early Mohawk... .. 25 3 50 Vilmorin’s Improved White Sugar Beet 10 40 Early Red Valentine. . 2) 3 50 Wihite'Sugar Beet, 9.05 <0 sek eee 05 25 Early China. : 20 325 BRUSSELS SPROUTS— kt. oz. Ib. [ Dwarf Horticultural . 30-5 00 Dwarf Improved . . . $0 05 $0 15 $2 00 Refugee or Thousand to One@ru-n meme 25 3 50 Tall French. . 05 15 200 ee ee >) 375 CABBAGE ead < © ais fe ’ Early Blood-Red Erfurt . 05 20 200 WAX OR YELLOW-PODDED VARIETIES. Early Winaigstadt. .. . 10 20 1% Golden-Eyed Wax .......... 25 66 00 lBehaby SOW 6 6 6 oe Ho 05 15) 11 50 IHEGEIINGH WEBS 6 56.69 BOD bo © 35-5 50 Express a. 10 30 350 Golden Wax 35 5 50 Filderkraut . 05 15 150 Flageolet Wax... -.. 1.1... 35 6 00 Fottler’s Improved Br unswick 05 20 200 Black Wax or Butter> . . «4 - 30 365 00 Green Glazed ..... 05 20 200 Wardwell’s Kidney Wax... . 30 5 50 Henderson’s Early Sammon 05 20 250 White-Seeded Wax.... .. 30 5 50 Henderson’s Succession 10 25 63 00 BEANS, Pole or Running— Large Early York... . OD iy U5) Jersey Extra Early Lima....... 60 15 00 Late Flat Dutch, Selected .. 05 20 200 Large White Lima... 40 8 50 Marblehead Mammoth Drum- Small) Lima or Sieva...- 3 = «2 = ta. 35 = 8: 550 GAG ster oN ieee os) cl Zot. o> 05 20 200 Dreer’s Improved 1etearey . 40 9 00 Premium Flat Daten sien 05 aly hie) Horticultural or Speckled Cr aahgeis 5 a aay) Red Dutch 05 PI) ato) Sori yg least sean Gee Oo aA 30 6 00 Selected Early Ganney ‘Wakefield 05 20 250 White Dutch Runners . . 30 =6 00 American Drumhead Savoy. . 05 20 200 GRIST ERA. scree cs: inst is 60 14 00 Early Dwarf Ulm Savoy 05 20 200
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CARROT— Pkt. oz. lb. CUCUMBER, continued. OZ Sib Altringham RS DS aes ae $0 05 $0 10 30 75 Long Greener 5) ta eee $0 05 $0 10 $0 80 Chantenay....... 05 15 100 Nichols’ Medium Green... ... 05 10 80 Danvers Half Long ..... - 0 10 5 Short Green or Gherkin.... . 05 10 50 Early French Forcing 05 10 100 West India Gherkin or Burr.. . 10 20) 1 %5 Early Half-Long Scarlet DANDELION—
(Aueiiain kia Moin sed Common eee aren mc iar 05 20 «2 00 ROOted ee anaes 05 10 80 Large-Leaved ....... 10 30 Early Scarlet Horn... . . « 0 i go | Cee ' Fs iene en oe aor er New York Improved....... 10 40 5 00 Rooted) . i 05 10 25 Harly Long Purple 10 35 3 oo Intermediate Red (St. walery) 05 10 100 Black Pekin... ........ 10 40) (450 Improved Long Orange... . 05 10 70 | BNDIVE— ei Oxheart or Goerande...... 05 15 100 Green Curled.......... 05 15 190 IMossiCunledtaeiemr annie ene 05 20) 5 CAULIFLOWER Wine Owel so o50050 5% 05 15 1 60 Fo ee een See Broad-Leaved Batavian Escarolle 05 20 1 75 JOEKOCOWS)) 6 6 56 0 03 +o ‘ 5) Extra Early Dwarf Erfurt... 15 2 00 acres sae ie ane Nonpareil or Half Early Paris 10 60 7 50 “6g ae * 05 10 50 Lenormand’s Short-Stemmed. 15 60 7 50 Lahde SU Sn ie ae Nee 2 Nieto, toreo BED a o 15 70 9 00 Dwarf Green Curled Scotch... . 05 10 1 00 } Brown German Curled ..... 05 10 1 00 CELERY— Pkt. OZ. lb, KOHL-RABI— Boston Market. ........ $0 05 $0 20 $2 00 Early White Vienna 05 20 250 NM e60305 80 8 e o a Early Purple Vienna ..... . 05 20 250 MEWS JEG 5) 56 0 6b 6 Oo 8 6 By 25 25 Giant White Solid... . 05 20 2 00 haces Fin im) OD RS Golden Self-Blanching.... . . 05 25 250 Ree dia Papen mae GoldeniDywartie nin. G3) DO (O)|) -RRESOEBER ole oo oa es eu ee TERT? ID WER? 5 9 be wo eo 0 8 0 20.200 | LETTUCE— ondonth cde ela ee 05 20 200 | All-the-Year-Round 05 15 1 25 New Rose * .y me eee 05 2% 250/| Big Boston : - 05 20 200 WihiterPlumesen aie es 05 2 250) Black-Seeded Butter . 05° 15 1 20 White Curled Solid, for Soup Black-Seeded Simpson ..... 05 iby ak 25 (Greene Re Sr at Mee 15 1 25 Boston Marketer ieee sae 05 15 1 25 CELERIAC or TURNIP-ROOTED Se rae ok bm null ta eae CELERY Pls Oz. |e Drumbead or Malta...) Js. 2) tcsemenuanees Apple Shaped. ... . . $0 10 $0 20 $1 50 gayeyy Toes 3 5 EriuriGiantenn ec wea 10). 25). 2960 |) eer Cored Sie 1) Caen Large Smooth Prague... 10 25 250 ee E re ee cs ; Me a t ue FLAN S010?) .ainew ee mince mmlcuaet a: 05 15 1 25
CHICORY— Hardy Green Winter ...... 05 is) ak sy Large Rooted... ...... 05 10 % Large White Summer @appace 505 a1 1 Os
CHERVIL— Newavonk:-. cision Meee 05 20 1 25 @urledeoy See ee 0s tse 05 15) 125 Paris White Cos. ..... 10 15) 25 Tuberous Rooted .. . 10 20 200 Salamanders) 4) eee . . 05 5} aL 55
COLLARDS— Tennis Ball (black-seeded) . . . 05 ais} ab 5) ruelGeoreia es yal) aioe 05 10 100| Trianon Cos... ..... 10) 10500
CORN SALAD or Yellow-Seeded Butter ....... 05 15 1 25
FETTICUS. : 0 10 50) MELON, Musk— :
CRESS or PEPPER eco Acme or Baltimore ....... 0d 10 70 Upland ae nee cas one 05 1 25 ee ae Nt Oe erie ree Hixtra; Cured (ani nmery ela 0 10 50 Eee ae ne a ; -
f @ E mera CMR yp eee eae 5 Australian or Golden ...... 05 10 80 CGA INORG on a 05 10 7
CRESS,WATER........ 10 30 3 50 Girasn GRO 5 5 ob oe bb en 05 10 70.
CUCUMBER— elackensaclaene mec aenem enema meas OD) 10 60 Early Cluster. ..... 05 10 70 Improved Christiana ...... 05 10 70 IDpWAly? |MeMOOKE), 6) Gio so oO 6 o.c 05 10 70 Aeron; IAC) 5 6 6 6 6 oo 6 Lt 05 10 75 Marlys Russianyes |). one te 05 10 75 Large Yellow Cantaloupe... . 05 10 75 Extra Early Green Prolific... . 05 10 100 Montreal Market ........ 05 10 70 Extra Long White Spine... . . 05 10 70 INU 5 556 Gd 6 5 GE So 05 10 70 Improved Early White Spine... 05 10 70 Skillman’s Netted ....... 05 10 15 Green Prolite) ys eae ene OO) 10 fi SUNS fn 5 on 0 Do BO 05 10 5
WHOLESALE FALL CATALOGUE. 31 MELON, Water— BL One ib. | PARSNIP— Pkt. oz. Ib; Black Spanish... . 80 05 $0 10 $0 60 Long Smooth or Hollow Crown .$0 05 $0 10 $0 50 Cuban Queen 05 10 60 DEMME WIN Go bo oe 05 10 60 Florida Favorite . ; 05 10 60 | p ARSLEY— Georgia Rattlesnake or Gipsy . 05 10 60 ible . 4 5 6 = ay 05 15 90 Green and Gold.» 05 10 60) xtra Double Curled..... . 05 10 50 Mammoth Ironclad........ 05 10 60 Hamburg, or Turnip-Rooted ohn, 80h 10 75 Ice Cream (White-Seeded)... . 05 10 60 | Kolb’s Gem. 0 10 460 PEAS, Extra Early and Second Early— Bight lene 6s of. 05 10° 60 | : Shy gee Mountain Sprout... ... 05 10 60 | American Wonder . SHat dA tac ere 30 25 s 00 Mountain Sweet... . 05 10 60 | Haire Early Premium Gem....... 20 5 00 Phinney’s Early... . Ox . al) Gh) Fillbasket. ...... ih KO 25 5 50 Pride of Georgia... ... 05 10 60 | Horsford’s Market Garden Baie 20 5 00 MubyaGold es. os we 10 15 100 | ‘Improved Daniel O’Rourke... . 15 2 50 Sealy Bark ih Roane 05 10 60 | ‘Laxton’s Alpha . . 25 9 00 Citron (for preserving) Red McleantspA diyanGerna= mister ites 20 4 00 Seeds. 0D 10 me | Melean’s Blue beter) = ceemm 25 6 00 “cc “ 6c Green Seed 05 10 Vé5) | McLean’s Little Gem . . Sia Tee. 425005; 00! } AMIRI, oy og oc Labelle amish at. 25 4 00 MUSHROOM SPAWN— | urindehenia Extra Blanly hee 2 ee asl eS, 25 . 1 on “ Minciishieyee. 62. ft WP 0 10 | TomThumb.. . omc French, in boxes of 2lbs... . 30 | PEAS, for General Crop. MUSTARD— | Abundance. .... g laspig eft 25 5 00 g oz. lb. | Black-Eyed Marrowfat .. . 15 2 00 White London..... - $0 05 $0 25 | Champion of America . . . 25 5 00 Brown or Black. . . 05 25) Champion of England... 20 4 00 | , 30 6 00 NASTURTIUM or INDIAN CRESS— een tickiens ee eer Pkt. oz. Ib. | verbearing Besse CMOS 25 5 50 Tall. Flowers Mixed Colors . $0 05 $015 $1.25 | ride of the Market . Boga oe DER? 2. ae 05 15 125 | Sirataromeene gama cere 35 6 00 | Telephone... 35 66 00 OKRA, or GUMBO— SMES TOS 5 5 oo 8 35 66 00 White Vel ig | White Marrowfat.. . 15 200 He g Rete. regs ae 191 00 | Yorkshire Hero. . 25 4 00 ayes Prolite»... Coe SO URERCOI, -Dwart Sugar iene aie mele, er 35 6 00 Fioug, Green" - 18 nO a0 Canada Field, white for Seine 1 40 ONIONS—Italian Varieties. These varieties | PEPPER— Pict noe be can all be planted in the fall, but need slight pro- | Ghild’s Celestial . . . $0 05 $0 40 tection during the winter when sown north of | golden Dawn 05 25 $2 75 Maryland. They are specially adaptable for Sweet Spanish ; 05 95 2 75 growing in the Southern States for market pur- | Large Bell, or Bull Nae 05 a5 9 75 poses, but as they are poor keepers, they are Sweet Mountain or Mammoth . 05 25 2 75 usually sold in the green condition, bunched. | Ruby, Kine, = i Spast edi.» 05 35 4 00 Pkt. oz. Jb. Squash, or Tomato Shaped .. . 05 25 2175 New Mammoth Pompeii . . $0 05 $0 20 $175 | Long Red Cayenne 05 95 9) 75 Giamtpoccae casei urcmetcd ours 05 15 1 25 Chir. rs se ee ee tebe 05 9 275 New Neapolitan Marzajola.... 05 15 1 25 | Queen . y 05 15 175 | POTATOES—Owing to the young state of the Large White Taran Refs wih 05 15 1 25 crop at this time, it would be useless to affix Large Red Italian Tripoli. . 05 15 1 25 prices; but as we arein position to furnish all Giant White Garganus or Silver the leading kinds, would be glad to quote prices Kang ee ee nee epee 05 20 200 for any quantity and kind upon application. Bermuda Pale CAG. sadere eres, 6 05 20 2 00 PUMPKIN— Pkt. oe. it. Wibite Ts 05 20 200; Large Cheese... $0 05 $0 10 $0 50 ONION SETS. Prices subject to variation. py, | C@SB@W +--+ 2 ee Fe win une eo White 23 50 | Large Tours, or Mammoth 05 20 1 50 ¥ i ck rs ey Connecticut Wield ....... Oar eb ellOW 3s. . oe oR BOON Sue yi = i SMO OTIS raecsiney ae ah isa aenen 0: 0 5 Rede. ek ss. «2 RR 3 50 Saeenaa'e°o Potato loans Shey eos RE eee 500 | RHUBARB— Top or Button Onions. .... 5 00 ese S ey ve ry ot 05 20 1 75 Shallots: 25. » s. . DOO. Se VAChOriaiemeers < -) 1a es Ae oo 05 PAD al 755
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RADISH— Pkt. oz. lb. | TOBACCO SEED— Pkt. oz Ib. Beckert’s Chartier ...... $0 05 $0 10 $0 60 (Goldulscatiinarge) cree cee ae $ 05 $0 25 $3 00 California Mammoth White Win- FTES CEL); seacypemcecce ments Gene 05 2 275
COLA sere mince: mone sy chats tone te tOD 10 90 Florida 05 2 3 00 Early Scarlet Globe ...... 05 10 75 SWUM ooo 6000080 05 25 3 50 Early White Turnip ...... 05 10 50 PLIMUS ope Wewied ee sep cert es 05 25 3 50 Early Round Dark Red...... 05 10 50 Connecticut,Seed-Leaf 05 25 2 50 Early Scarlet Turnip... .... 05 10 50 Imported Havana...... 05 50 «33:50 French Breakfast. ....... 05 10 50 VAL INIA aera ey Gyn cers tails oe 05 25 3 00 Giant White Stuttgart ..... 05 10 70 IEGEIMGUON Ay no 6 9 a ba 08 05 2 38 00 Long Scarlet Short-Top..... 05 10 40 WiewayleyaGl sc og 5 5 bo Oa 05 25 250 Long White Naples. ...... 05 10 50 | TOMATO—
Long Black Spanish ....... 05 10 60 Daler Cane eines, Cros te 05 20 200 Long White Spanish ...... 05 10 60 Cardinal ela neae nner OSi2ommen2 Long White Vienna, or Lady ) iwEarlycRubyen see aeo ie © 10 50 3800
IBMNRIE 6 6 60 onc oo oO 05 10 60 Essex Hybrid........ 05 20 2 25 Olive-Shaped Scarlet ...... 05 10 50 General Grant ....... 05 290 2 2 Red Forcing Turnip....... 05 10 60 Golden Sunrise (Golden Rose China Winter ....... 05 10 60 Queen) senor nee 05 20 250 Round Black Spanish a0 OD 9 6 05 10 60 Hathaway’s Excelsior 05 920 2 50 White-Tipped Scarlet Turnip. Per Livingston’s Favorite... . 05 20 200
100 Ibs., $40. (10 lbs. at 100-lb. Livingston’s Beauty .... . 05 25 2 25
rates)... ....... 05 10 50 Mikadoy, shee uh omeae a2 05 25 2 75 Wood's Early Frame ...... 05 10 50 New Dwarf Champion 05 9 275 White Summer Turnip ..... 05 10 60 EGON 6 6 65 ooo oo OS 290 200 White Olive-Shaped ...... 05 10 50 Perfection ...... Ree 05 20 200 White Strasburg . 05 10 70 Queens ya Ney ee ae eae 05 20 2 2% Yellow or Golden Summer Turniol 05 10 50 MANO OWE 5566605000 10 50 638 00
SALSIFY, or OYSTER PLANT— Trophy, Extra Selected... - 05 25 2 2 Long \nWoukiess- oo & bud! Gugla ate. 05 10 150 \WOWINKP 6 6 6 oo Oo oO 05 25 2 25 Improved Mammoth Sandwich Red Pear-Shaped ...... 10 30 «3:50
Island’ poser Par ty eee 05 15 200 ellowal lim Sennen 10 30 3.50
SCORZONERA, or BLACK coscege oe eo
OYSTER PLANT ..... 05 15 200 Strawberry, or Winter
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IBroad-Weavied e-mail e ae 10 15 1 00 Flat Dutch (Karly) ..... 05 10 30
SPINACH— Golden’ Ballle-ac eee 05 10 35 Bloomsdale, or Norfolk Savoy- Large White Norfolk .... 05 10 35
MEET o 6 660.00 bio 6 00.0 05 20 Long White or Cow Horn. . 05 10 35 Round-Leaved . 10 lbs. for $1.25 . 05 15 Milan Extra Early...... 05 10 50 Wong Standiney yas eee eae Pomeranian White Globe. . 05 10 40
Bi Burton Laine te 10 lbs. for $1.50 . 05 20 Purple-Top White Globe 05 10 30 Prickly... . 101bs. for $2.50 . 05 ~=30 Red-Top Strap-Leaf ..... 05 10 30 Large Round-Leaf Viroflay .. . WhiteEgg....... 05 10 40
Ssaliay Waar Agewee 10 lbs. for $1.50 . 05 20 White Strap-Leaf (Early) 05 10 30 Thick-Leaved. 10 lbs. for $1.50. 05 20 Yellow Aberdeen Purple-Top 05 10 30 IN@wy ACIBNNS 6 6 5 Boe oo ol Il) 15 75 wWellowsGlobewy ir tne ce 05 10 35
SQUASH— Yellow Stone ........ 05 10 35 Boston Marrow ......... 0 10 7) RUTA BAGA—
Bush Summer Crook-Neck ... 05 10 60 Purple-Top Improved Ameri-
Early Prolific Marrow... .... 05 20 1 00 can 05 10 35 English Vegetable Marrow... 05 15 100 Long Island Improved Parple
Nscexgely brid ae 0 10 7% Top . 10 15 50 Haband =... 8 a) 70 | Skinving’s_Punple op Use 2 2 ee Mammoth Chili......... 05 15 175 | Large White French » 1 DOB aac eee Manblehoadeas (1a) (ae aine arte 0 10 60] WhiteRock...-.-...-. OD) rel OSeaneSS RerfectiG ecmemenem-ii jal mienicnt 05 10 50! SWEET POT and MEDIC-
IPAS J Nj 2a 6 0 0 Be o OS 5 10. & INAL HERBS—
Sibley) tigger 5 0 910 | @ SAMNISE RA ic) 3, Ue eniey Pomenenivanes ais 05 10 150 White Bush Sealloped ..... 05 10 60 AStNhnde. Qo sae oto AA. OOF obra) b 05 30 4 00 Yellow Bush Scalloped ..... 05 10 60 Basil VSweeteswecs oe ane OO) 25 38 50
WHOLESALE FALL CATALOGUE. 33 HERBS, continued. Pkt. oz. Ib. HERBS, continued. Pkt. oz. lb. leas aero ee $0 05 $010 $1 50 Marjoram, Pot . $0 05 $0 40 $5 00 iBoraveys ¥59.aa Ee = ee ees 05 Is), il 45) Poppy, Opium. . . 05 20 250 Caraway 2 05 10 75 Rosemary. . 05 30 =64 00 Castor Oil Plant 05 10 60 UW ae c.. 05 20 250 Catnip 10 50 Saffron 05 107 2750 Coriander . 05 10 75 Sage . Bears 05 20 200 1D oe Veacrecers 05 10 80 Savory, Summer ; 05 20 250 Wennell sam, ila ede 05 10 Thyme, Broad-leaved Eine Hop Seed ... 10 +100 MISH ese ea). 05 2) 25 Horehound 05 40 5 00 ManSy.is at 05 30 64 00 Hyssop 05 20 250 Winter Savory 05 30 =63:00 Lavender 05 20 250 Wormwood 05 40 5 00 Marjoram, Sweet... 05 20 200 e Sundry Agricultural Seeds. GRASSES. GRAINS, ETC. Perlb. Per bu. | Penbur Finest Mixed Lawn Grass... .. .— $3 50 | Rye, Excelsior Winter........ ‘ . SL 50 Bermuda Grass .... . . 31 00 Wheat. Prices on application. . . about 2 00 English Rye Grass Fo 05 Buckwheat, Silver Hull . . 1 00 Ttalian RyevGrassi 2. 5. 2. 6. 50 10) | “ NeW JapantT Mas phe ke eee 1 50 Red Top Grass, 141bs.to bushel .. . 80. Wild Rice y . per ih , 25 ets. . Kentucky Blue Grass. Fancy; extra Vetches, or Tares . . 50 clean. 141bs. to bushel. . 3 00 | Russian Sunflower, 25 ies. is [ppl - Dees 8200 Orchard Grass. 14 lbs. to bushel 2 00 | Gotton Seed, Sea Island . per lb., 10 cts. Timothy or Herd Grass. 435 lbs. to bus. 2 50 Osage Orange... .... “ 20 ets. CLOVER. Per Ib JAVON Ge nes eS Aen ee $0 22 BIRD SEED ae te he re we Canary ; 5 oo 0) White 20 on 3 00 Alfalfa (Oe ai ee eS 3 : ¥ EWS): wo'k gaepeicmel Pog. ct SiCO eee noe Guicl onaad ie AiG 2 50 Sano ear es ok te eines: oie Boats 15 Maw 20 cts. 1b. “a Scarlet 14 ees aN FRUIT SEEDS. SORGHUM. Peroz. lb, bu. Broom Corn, Evergreen 10 | Apple.... $0 30 $8 00 Doura, Rural Branching. . . 35 | Cherry, Mahaleb . . . 20 Yellow Branching 35 | Currant, Red, White and Black . $0 30 2 50 KathireConns sae ites oe ete Te ee _ . , 29 | Gooseberry, Red, Yellow, Green 1 00 Sugar Cane, Early aber! . per Da $3 . 20 | Peach Pits. . 205 ce Early Orange.... ‘“ 3. 20 | Pear. 20 2 00 (QUIN cen eis -a cme. - 20 2 00 MILLET. Perbu. | Raspberry . 40 3 00 Hungarian Grass, 48 lbs.to bushel. . . . . $2 00
German or Golden. . .
- Market price, about 2 00
Strawberry, area aad Red ini 75
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Wholesale List of Miscellaneous Garden Requisites.
TOOLS, IMPLEMENTS, FERTILIZERS, Each. Axe. With handle. Medium size .... .$1 00 ue a TCA VAVil tale mee ene 1 25 of e IEAM 6 o 5 6 6 0 6 40 Barrow, Garden. No.1 SmallSize..... 375 ef ee CO IMIGChIDFM 55 5 bo 6 4 75 By “ GOB ILENE) 5 5 6 gp oo a & OO Bellows, Powder. Large. ......... 1 60 ie MY Srmalleo 8 ceisee ena ees 80 vt Waporizerja areca main elm 1 75 iy oc Small) a acmen cee 1 00 IBYeOIS. ANOIEY 5g oG op 6 0 4 00 6 2.66 0 0 50 ChiselRGrattingree meme ae er 50 Dibber) “hwolsizes! <2) 1m pee 40 Floral Tool Set— Four pieces with long handles ...... 1 00 Forks, Pissing: 4 tines 65 oe 5 “ce W5 me Manure. 4 tines 65 ot He ST AUS OG SINS PES Sec 1b) ia lelehye: QiwileS G4 6 ad 6.05.4 9 016 35 a cs Diag yonis Oe ete eh MeN Me oeevneM) (he alten bs 45 “Hickory Stable sla 45 Fumigator, Excelsior. 4qt.size...... 2 00 se ue BCA ICR aredaras ici. bbe 3 00 ub ue Ha OD att Gavel atrariae Ca) (0X0) “ ee OIG Cae GC os ee cea teea 5 00 Glasses, Hyacinth— Tall. Assorted colors . doz., $1.10; gross, 11 00 Low (Tye’s patent). Assorted colors sVilapegetne tay tegtanas per doz., $1.10; per gross 11 00 Gloves, Gardener’s .. . : . pair, 75 Glass Cutter and Glazing Tools . .perdoz., 1 00 Glazing Points. 1,000in abox. . . per box, 75 GlazinioyPincers). 2a oie ee 50 Hoes, Draw or Field. 5inch. . 25 es a i CO) inieras MASH lire eae seers 30 ce “ec ee a be 85 se “ “6 Ser pagar cal ect agers 40 * Scufileior Push.) Sinchy a) sae 50 oe BG oe fey COREE TEE SIAL <P: 60 ss oe o Sic iUn ieee ts faeces 70 i Warren. Istsize. Small...... 45 a of Bol Medium..... 55 ee as Biel IUENRRE 5 6 Gg Boo 65 ts Onion laprone arse ance nin 25 oa of eee te wlan Maton cai iakie 30 PEK SoU eer sl. a eRe Wee Gator eat 6G (6 115 Ce) DESTUS Weser sun peas, tei eee ens 1 60 “* Grass, or Sickle. Size No. 1 25 3 “cc a3 oe “ee 2) Seu a 40 ce ce a3 eo ce 3 pai ME EEN. 45
INSECTICIDES, ETC.
Each. Hook, Potato....... . $0 40 Horse Lawn Boots..... We set of ante, 10 00 Hose, Rubber— ‘ Very best, 4ginch...... . . per foot, 14 af ries Gonna ESE falsay oP lot, Aiea oy 15 ie Be Pal Gemma leh ey iss. at ey Me 20 Good quality,4ginch....... of 10 a ee Obese wn ait lich veys ee ree: t 10 es eeu teul Die 8 co llesfs ieoks OG 15 IShYCObRonS KIO WIEN 5 6 co O16 6 0460566 6 5 00 Knives, Asparagus ....... 1 00 oe Grass or Edging. With hnewall . ave! 40 e Budding. .... each, 75 cents and 1 00 a Pruning . each, 75 cents, $land 1 25 Labels, Wooden— Plain. Painted. Pot or Garden, 4 inch, pointed per 1,000, $0 40 $0 60 oe es 5 inch, pointed per 1,000, 55 80 a os 6inch OG 70 1 00 ee <f 8 “ . per 100, 25 35 fi os 1 teas $8 35 45 Tree or Plant, notched. 31g inch . . per 1,000, 35 55 oi ‘“* copper wired. 314 inch. . per 1,000, 1 30 1 50 ‘3 ‘““ notched. 6inch.. per 1,000, 1 00 1 30 Each. Lawn Mower. New Mod. 10inch. Netprice 6 25 ce ce 12 ce 6 % O56 “i a 14“ ss 8 25 ae “6 16 oe “a 9 95 ae “ec 18 “e “ce 10 95 ae of 20 ce oe 11 95 Line, Garden. Braided Linen . per 100 ft., 35 oe se Cotton . PON ee 20 Mattock. Withhandle ........ 1 00 Mats, Archangel... . .. . Prices Temes MolevEraps Elalleysiyi-) urn t=) 7 anaemia 1 75 Nozzle, Hose— Brass, with stop cock, spray and stream LOR A way Ap wig gq Gloto 10 oan 1a 70 alNsh oko] ONE agen Monona nemmrieh wer Oiets pi oe Caos! 414A 90 Graduating Spray. 3inch........ "5 ist Vc) « Wee nen MirenceS EG as Gis". arin vo-.0! 0 90 Protecting Cloth (pieces containing about 50 yards) — SIGE Aaa ob oe bate per yard, 10 cents. IMIGChibien 5 6 6 6 5 6 0 0 se Wg * Tevehity .t 2a tk eee oe 4%
WHOLESALE FALL CATALOGUE. 35 Plow, Subsoil— Each STAKEs, continued. Each HMHOVSOXSIZC: Sukhi; wee tes Sees) eyes) ae $8 00 Dahlia Holes; Round Green. 3 ft. $3. 50 Cee OR Fr Ph et det to te. 10 50 af us Cy Baal 4 75 ek Mt) wat anen! and draft rod . 13 50 ce ts cre ce 5s Ub 6 00 Rake— E “ 7 “ 73 6c “ 6‘ 7 50 Breet Ganicn: epee os Syringe, EME: INOW ACS fae 2 00 9 iS te a) 3 25 “ odo 30 ee PF ts a, “ Sie Cn Mie, ne 35 Aa we m A op Thermometer— 14 - 40 ; A “ ts 16) 0s pie 45 Ea abenned: ul ace eae og 15 Wooden Hay. 12teeth . . 25 is ‘4 a rm:
“Lawn. 22 teeth 30 ni sh Hips ce, itn mena al: 20 Raphiauep eee ee : ee ibe 15 Ae eG "a ) Reels, Hose. eelaane 100\feet of hose . - . 2/50 A PUNON BR OEE RE EATS ORONO Ose ey
«“ “ “ 200 « “ 3 00 IVERISCELIN Gs) yier care te Peet 2 75 o €
“Wor'Gardentuines Large. ..°.. . . 25 eee and Mushroom Bed. 12 in. 2 00 rf re rc Sra . o 45 Bes SUner MiBteD Se eit. Be rat aaa Me 1 00 Rollers, Iron Lawn— ‘ : 6 1 25 Width cc 6c cc Gj ue 1 50 Section. of Each Sec. Height. Weight. “ “ “ 10 “ 1 60 2 71g in. 15 in. 125 lbs. 6 00 | tree Seraper 45
1 DO te Pav) he 220 “* 10 00 Trowel— 2 ay 20 “* 300“ 13 00 Solid Steel. Welded extra strong. 6 in. . 50 3 i PO 2450 tS) 718700 Ce aie Ara amar 7 « 5b 2 12 Kb 24 Ss 400 Lh 15 50 ae oe oe “ec “ee & oe 60 2 Ce ae 28 * 500 ** 18 00 American. 5in. 10 Saws, Pruning. Twoedged, 16 inch 55 “ 6 & 12 ae oe oe 18 oe 60 ra 7” GG cold DA 15 “ i. poe we "5 Cae, oer es one 18 Scissors, Grape Thinning ...... . --+ 60 | Watering Pots, Culmieeal Grotsaiatoe wee 70 Scythes, Lawn. 30to388inch..... Peet an) GG 6“ a3 g + 80 oy Hay OUGrassesUstooounehs =... ti 66 6“ c 10 “* 00 HY Snath or Handles 65 66 6c a9 12 « . al i ce Bags jects CML oda $5) 6c bc 6 16“ Se le 85 Bey the Stones. Bagiien) Ronrid Talacre 10 “ ts 7: French. 6qt.. 1 15 - IAMETIGANE %) 5 Seon et 10 3 tc sc 6c Gs val Si Shears, Pruning. Solid Steel. 714 inch 1 00 Per lb es is es Sig *¢ 1 25 | Wax, for Grafting tea ee ads . $0 25 GA v oe CA, te 1 50 «French. 4 and 44 lb. packages 7 sf a Ladies’ 7 ut 55 | Weeders— Each Shovels— Han dBhxcelisi one. even itia weleey seas ae ee $0 10 Best Quality. Square point, long or short 88 WOVE? a os no < 18 Han GiGmeri my cant Sistas. dean tes er 2 5) cc Hazeltine’s.... 15
Ames’ Extra Quality, shes. Wemtanesy \s 1 00 “Round Point . . © Suis gentoo <s 75 INSECTICIDES.
¢ ad an Per lb, p Potato. Steel wire. Large........ 1 40 RieeTicaOie. 4 cee Vpt. 78 cts. Spades— : : Persian Powder ; Re $0 50
Best Quality. Square point, long or short Parist@reent. sk eons 4 ae 25
DANCE a Seas Sc et ee a es 75 | Powdered White Hellebore Shes mies ; 30 Ames’ Extra Quality te. 1 00 | Slug Shot F Oe a bs; > 20 cts. . Sprinkler duavwne arm. 54%. os% . : 3 25 Hammond’s Gr ape oor se 30 cts. .
si r Sl Or | DAP CR CNCM ober ar 425 | Flowers of Sulphur... . ees 06
§ “ Perfection ....- 125 | Carbolic Soap. In ¥% lb. packages barter 50
“ Plant. bber bulb. 14 pint. . = | Tobacco Soap. . . 2 : - 35
tt a Hub ie8 P 1° Le ee Gishurst’s Compound . este seas . 40 = : : Whale Oil Soap . 100 lbs., sven 15 Stakes, Plant— Pertoo | TobaccoStems ....... . . 50 1b. bale, 80
Round, tapering, painted green, 2 ft. 150 | Tobacco Dust. Very finely sifted . : 05 oe ins oe 3 be 2 50
me as ss oe ya 4 00 FERTILIZERS. Per ton of
¢ « Sott 475 100 lbs 2,o00]bs.
: 2 FIG Fal, PEWS Oe en OR enone .. . .$300 $45 00
Square i & Loe ec PreCU le2oe BoneNteale fo heiea . 12 "3:.00 50 00
Me ue ue eB 2 30 | Cotton SaediNiculy aa ae). a) 2 50 35 00
e. “ bs “ A ee Sison | ecruviani Guano! eg. we = 2 50 40. 00
i re é err. CroundeBoney ewer «=, tt oe . 250 40 00
2 400] Crushed Bone...... .. 250 £45 00
ss ee 6s 5 25 | Unleached Canadian Ashes 2 00 20 00
36 WHOLESALE FALL CATALOGUE.
Books.
A list of Horticuitural and Gardening books, a selection of which should be in the library of every florist, gardener, or amateur grower and lover of plants and flowers.
The Illustrated Dictionary of Gardening. A practical Encyclopedia of horticulture for Gar- ljeners and Botanists. By G. Nicholson, and others. Illustrated with numerous full-page plates printed in colors, and over 2,000 accurately executed wood cuts in the text. The most complete work of the kind ever published, giving full particu- lars regarding all kinas of exotic and hardy plants and vegetables in cultivation. 4 vols., imp. 8vo, including the supplement of new spe- cies and varieties, cloth, gilt edges, $20.
Henderson’s New Hand-book of Plants and General Horticulture. A dictionary of the prin-
cipal cultivated plants, with short descriptions |
and an extensive Glossary of Botanical and Horticultural terms. 1 vol., imp. 8vo, cloth, $4.
The Orchid Grower’s Manual. By Benjamin Samuel Williams. New edition, enlarged and revised, containing descriptions of upwards of 1,470 species and varieties. Illustrated with a large number of full page and double page engravings, and some small engravings in the text. ‘8vo, cloth, $7.
Choice Stove and Greenhouse Flowering and Ornamental-Leaved Plants. By B.S. Wil liams. With descriptions of upwards of 1,100 species and varieties with instructions for their culture. With colored frontispiece and many engrav- ings on wood. 2 vols., 12mo, cloth, $5.
Parsons on the Rose. A treatise on the Propa- gation, Culture and History of the Rose by Samuel B. Parsons. New and revised edition, with numerous illustrations. 12mo, cloth, $1.
Practical Floriculture, a Guide to the Success- ful Propagation and Cultivation of Florists’ Plants. By Peter Henderson. New and enlarged
edition. With numerous illustrations. 12mo, cloth, $1.50. The Rose. By B. Ellwanger. A Treatise on the
History, etc., of the Rose, with directions for its Cultivation, including a descriptive alpha- betical list of 956 varieties. 12mo, cloth, $1.25.
Bulbs. By Edward Sprague Rand. A Treatise on Hardy and Tender Bulbs and Tubers. The best book on the subject for Americans, being written especially for the conditions, climate, etc., of this country. 12mo, cloth, $2.50.
The Silva of North America. A description of the trees which grow naturally in North America, exclusive of Mexico. By Charles Sprague Sargeant. Illustrated with figures drawn from nature by Charles Edward Faxon. To be complete in 12 volumes, 4to, each volume con- taining 50 plates; cloth, $25 per volume. Vols. I and II now ready.
The Native Flowers and Ferns of the United States, in their Botanical, Horticultural and Popular Aspects. By Thomas Meehan. TIllus- trated with very many chromo-lithographs. Two series, together 4 vols., 8vo, cloth, $28.
Practical Camellia Culture. A Treatise on the culture and Propagation of Camellia Japonica. By Robert J. Halliday. Illustrated with five colored plates and fifty wood engravings. 12mo, cloth, $2.
Practical Azalea Culture. A treatise on the Propagation and Cultivation of Azalea Indica. By Robert J. Halliday. With illustrations. 12mo, cloth, $2.
The Tuberous Begonia, Its History and Cultiva- tion. With a select list of varieties. 12mo, paper, 50 cents.
Chrysanthemum Culture for America. By Jas. Morton. Full instructions for growing flowers for exhibition purposes, etc. 12mo, cloth, $1.
Gardening for Pleasure. A Guide to the Amateur in the Fruit, Vegetable and Flower Garden, with full Directions for the Greenhouse and Window Garden. By Peter Henderson. With illustrations. 12mo, cloth, $2.
Gardening for Profit. A Guide to the Success- ful Culture of the Market and Family Garden. With numerous illustrations. By Peter Hender- son. New edition, entirely rewritten and greatly enlarged. 12mo, cloth, $2.
How the Farm Pays. By William Crozier and Peter Henderson. Full information in a popu- lar, not scientific, style. Profusely illustrated. 3vo, cloth, $2.50.
New American Farm Book. By R. L. Allen, and revised and enlarged by Lewis F. Allen. Treating on all the various branches of industry connected with the farm. 12mo, cloth, $2.50.
Grasses of North America, for Farmers and Students. By Prof. W.J. Beal. The most re- cent and complete work on American Grasses ; written in a popular style which can be com- prehended by those who have not studied botany. With many illustrations. 8vo, cloth, $2.50.
Grasses and Forage Plants. A Practical Treatise on the Fodder Plants of the United States and the British Provinces. By Charles L. Flint. New revised edition. With numerous illustrations. 12 mo, cloth, $2.
Success with Small Fruits. By E. P. Roe 12 mo, cloth, with numerous illustrations, $1.50.
Play and Profit in My Garden. By H. P Roe. 12mo, cloth, $1.50.
UNITED STATES NURSERIES. Bi
The Home Acre. By E. P. Roe. A popular and instructive book written in an entertaining style, by the well-known and popular novelist, whose country seat at Cornwall-on-the-Hudson
Practical Forestry. A Treatise on the Propa-
gation, Planting and Cultivation, with descrip- tions, of the Indigenous Trees of the United States, with notes on a large number of valua-
was one of the most beautifully laid out places in the country at the time of the author’s death. 12mo, cloth, $1.50.
How Crops Grow. A Treatise on the Chem- ical Composition, Structure and Life of the Plant. By Prof. Samuel W. Johnson, of Yale College. New edition, entirely rewritten and greatly enlarged. With mnwmerous illustrations, 12 mo, cloth, $2.
How Crops Feed. By Prof. Samuel W. Johnson. A Treatise on the Atmosphere and the Soil as re- lating to the Nutrition of Agricultural Plants. With illustrations. 12 mo, cloth, $2.
Elements of Agriculture. A Book for Young Farmers. By George E. Waring, Jr. New edition, carefully revised. 12mo, cloth, $1.
able exotic species. By Andrew S. Fuller. Illustrated. 12mo, cloth, $1.50.
The Nursery Book. A Complete Hand-book of Propagation and Pollination. By Prof. L. H. Bailey, of the Cornell Experiment Station. The book tells plainly and briefly what every one who sows a seed, makes a cutting or sets a graft wants to know. With about 100 illustrations. 12mo, cloth, $1.
The Horticulturist’s Rule Book. By L. H. Bailey. Contains a great number of rules and receipts used by florists, gardeners, farmers, etc., etc. Revised edition. 12mo, cloth, $1.
Ornamental Gardening for Americans. A Treatise for beautifying Homes, Rural Districts and Cemeteries. By Elias A. Long. With nu-
The Propagation of Plants. Describing the | ™erous illustrations. 12mo, cloth, $2.
processes of Hybridizing and Crossing Species | Truck Farming at the South. A Guide for and Varieties, and also of many different the Raising of Vegetables for Northern Mar- modes by which the cultivated plants may be kets. By Dr. A. Oemler. Gives full cultura) multiplied. By Andrew S. Fuller. With illus- directions; also methods for packing. With trations. 12 mo, cloth, $1.50. illustrations. 12mo, cloth, $1.50.
(ey Any of the above books will be sent by mail or express prepaid on receipt of the stated price. Any other Horticultural or Farm books can be supplied, and at the publisher’s price; and subscriptions -for any Horticultural paper or magazine will be received at regular rates.
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As a Substitute for Glass Sash on Hot Beds and Cold Frames. ONESIENTEH DHESeOST OF GEASS AND EQUAL THERETO,
Don’t shrink in exposed service, or decay rapidly. Protects plants in Spring or Fall from frosts, etc. Promotes early, hardy and vigorous growth, allows healthy ventilation and produces best plants.
ABOVE CLOTH IS ALL 36 INCHES WIDE.
LIGHT GRADE MEDIUM GRADE HEAVY GRADE Pieces run 68 to 110 Yards. Pieces run 40 to 50 Yards. Pieces run about 40 Yards HEAVY WATERPROOF SHEETING, 36 inches wide. Pieces run 40 Yards. WATERPROOF BURLAP, for Winter Protection on Frames, etc.
This Plant Bed Cloth Covering for hot beds and cold frames has been used by leading florists and growers all over the United States, and is very strongly endorsed by them. Its cost is so moderate and its use is so effectual that hot beds and cold frames can be constructed very simply and cheaply and prime early flowers and vegetables be obtained by all.
SEND FOR SAMPLES, Etc., FREE BY MAIL. ee Single yd. PPRCICE S o— Heayyaerad erate tes oie oie dciershdvelslais/ «isle sioielels,s!alejarsieléve svare’e « « $0 10 $o II Medium grade (bestfor general purposes) ...............-0+000- 1% 9
Light grade (mostly used in the South for tobacco plants) ....... 4 4%
¥e_Samples and Circulars Mailed on Application.
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Ol CeO (ce Comoe cece tame oul 33 ivacinth Glasses: tne). 2s, hy ose yi ||\ONSEY coo 5 > a oO 6. goo GoTo oe gt, |(Ruta-Bagar as ses: o. aecea cee 32 Hyacinths, Italian .. ...... Omer, 65 oa00co doe oOo ZZN RY Cie opts thay ceunsotsv crash i ei Ayo koe 33 Riyacinths Mixed). 6 2 1% 2 « SOV. ooo sod nook woe N Bl tSafinontasncircy cat occ wkc! niece 33 Eiyacinths Musk 33.5 6. . « a « GIOROISEHS oo oof bob noe as BL SAGE nus wor my on oon sees nee ows 33 Hyacinths, Named Sorts. ..... (jG || (OMNE b oe po ab ood pp eS SERINOlK 5 Gg poe noe dao ob 0 33 Hyacinths, Roman ..... oo a SEH Odette. “Glial ovc 6 o a0. Oeamom 21,22|Salsify ......... FH aewionets 32 ydzonettere cx, 2S Geers. ey | ONTO 5 6 so oe ob ooo TAs |/Salviatomi age succor vous he ete coos 19 EU ORIS Benen = kre. oon ten ayo caCceols v1 || ONASPIDERE 55 bao a do eo oS 20 |Seieaineiieh o Ad & 5 0 6 Oo a5 14,19 EMME SODM Moise ce hich) el co, ene: ere ace ||OEENS 5465400 of 0 6 a obs 14 | Sanraceniaiera a-waesis) esl) ne 25 Woemsayreee ent. 2 AW SRO Sed ate rs SRE ACHYSANGTAY sc «+ cites) sedis a 18 | Savory, Summerand Winter .. . . 33 Imantophylltimis. 2 6.2 fi cs AB INEONG oo 6 mad OA AO oe TAILS SAW Site hecicite’ ays. Ss a sks. fen - Boe besGS Implementsmeeme wach (rst su. - Bires|| PENS 5 6 oes oo 6 soo ae oe SCUES Goh oo 6 so 655 bio o 12 ig tie Sot crete eae oe agp WeEhE be. 5 Ai oeation Loud oeoecuceaso! 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Gea ol bs dure omoeg BB GROVE Sememeet.. ci (cbhs tsieseve ue) tore) aire 35 Lachenalia a2) seer ae ac a 6h | TRESS NS oh ocd 6 Oe 5 6 0 ose ||Sibiie gS Rs o Gog oe oe oe 20 Lelia Siow ean’ “teen, ota: BailtPentstemon pas ieeus =) ca cine ce GAS Tit pAGHOLy <tr tawcs Aneta tec 35 Larkspirgentsseaaets) ne ieee. | ESS AS Me, of Guc wonGmc ONCE oso» Cin gt| Smilax .......-+.-+..4-+.. 28
40 INDEX.
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