. The Gardener's monthly and horticulturist. POMONA NURSERY! KIEFFEBS HYBRID PEARS, Manches-ter, Mt. Vernon and Sharpless , Souhegan, and Gregg , Grapes and Currants. Fruitsand Flowers, Trees and plants. Catalogue free WM. PARRY,mh3 Parry P. O., N. J. OSACE ORANGEGUS. 1 and ^ STRAWBERRIES ! Cun^erlW Triumph )EACH TREES! l year. C. C. ASPARA S, 1 and 2 years, , Sharpless, Kirkwood, etc. Cuthbert Raspberrv; SnyderB. Kieffer Pear, Evergreens, Irish Juniper, Norway andHemlock Spruce, etc. A general supplv of fruit trees, small- ^Price
. The Gardener's monthly and horticulturist. POMONA NURSERY! KIEFFEBS HYBRID PEARS, Manches-ter, Mt. Vernon and Sharpless , Souhegan, and Gregg , Grapes and Currants. Fruitsand Flowers, Trees and plants. Catalogue free WM. PARRY,mh3 Parry P. O., N. J. OSACE ORANGEGUS. 1 and ^ STRAWBERRIES ! Cun^erlW Triumph )EACH TREES! l year. C. C. ASPARA S, 1 and 2 years, , Sharpless, Kirkwood, etc. Cuthbert Raspberrv; SnyderB. Kieffer Pear, Evergreens, Irish Juniper, Norway andHemlock Spruce, etc. A general supplv of fruit trees, small- ^Price list IFKEE. F. C. BIODLE,mhj fruits and nursery stock. Brandywine Nursery, Chadds Ford. Pa. ^#%WW Iwl I k fcwWcularAPrfceswriteTHE AULTMAN Jt TAYLOR CO., Mansfield. Ohio. The Bat it Cheapo*ForDescriptiveCSr- THE NOR TICUL JURAL A D VER TISER. 13. We offer very strong tubers of this, the most satisfactoryvariety of Gloxinia ; strong in habit, free in bloom, brilliantin color. The colors vary in rich crimson, porcelain, purpleand lavender blue, rose and violet belted flowers. Erect,horizontal and pendula varieties ; mixed in color. Pricesto the trade : « per dozen ; » per A. DREER, 714 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. A-TXENXION! COT FLOWER GROWERS AND FLORISTS GENERALLY. Undersigned wishes to inform all interested in Flowen(by request of Florists), to sell all his young plants ofthe superb winter-blooming. Red and White Camationa—Hinres Seedlings. These two varieties are exclusivelyused for Cut Flower*, since their merits for winter bloom-ing, large size, early blooming, sweet scented, nicelyfrmged, was discovered about Detroit. The reason thatthese two extra good Carnations are so little known outsideof Detroit City is, it never was advertised till now, since itwas first raised by seed by Mr. Hinze
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