Missouri Botanical Garden

PETER H. RAVEN LIBRARY

Pagination Note:

Since many of the items lack a specific
page number, the page number dispiayed
oniine refers to the sequentiaily created
number each item was given upon
cataloging the materials.

?5 f _

.V.4

^}ic^ru.c.<. .^.3

/• 4 *. '

’tX^i'-'''"' '3 f

H,J., W.;,.> ^. . V 3

€t^ 3^-

Missouri Botwical
George Engelmann

(SARDEff

Papers,

BoTAN ICAL

cm copyright reserved garden

01 23456789 10

cm copyright reserved

-f

763

M Y U

: x^V •Y’''" /'■^^ ^

^ ;.-5 -""' V' ■ -'- »

- -fZ^, ^ t-c ..-f>

/ t=-v^ -■'^'• .- - -'• .'Y»£>> ,

.. /c ; , ^.••'

/-£■. , Av,vs-. 5 ' vjj. ( ^,,,, j

01 23456789 10 Missouri

Botanical

cm copyright reserved garden

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Missouri

Botanical

cm copyright reserved garden

!vi!SSOUW

GEORGE

goTRNlCAt

Emgelmaks

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Missouri

Botanical

cm copyright reserved garden

1

tZk~,

: T’ ..

ft ',\/^-^

)c4

b^-ki*

im

■U"/>

V/

A

(1

.i,

/: ^^vr/-:-.:, ./

■7

7 8 9 10 Missouri

BOTAN ICAL

copyright reserved garden

BOTAN ICAL

cm copyright reserved garde

BOTAN ICAL

cm copyright reserved garde

A/^!.^ <? c_

./A

t.”^'.^/- z^

/aAt^tA^ "Zir^ 2 .i!f A ^

1-. ^ ^ ^^Pit-v-tic^^<f , P t-ff t.^ . sA*A^-3 ^ ^A.

. 1 ^ ^<,. ' ' - - ^-'

rtiij-^ ; ^’a£y^

^£.y'Jll^ yi^O.y ^l'/k> /^y< , Cc/y,.^ P.A^^ v^£l.

(’^£y\p L <1 A/ ^/^%‘A <^'A.> . J»4,»^^-- =, j 6

. yi.-eL^^'£ 4^- t ^ /*.^.XZy

■A , 4 ,, ^ ,f^ ^ "; / ~ '' 44

/t.

;A4:4 ^/-d-

/^l-r. : <y4-0-.^« c-^ . A-

’/ ' .

z, . ..

/

^ ^ 0 T. ' rx. ^ Y^

Zk.

V- - . ' -■

/ /.- Z,.<-.

V,-- \. .'

/■/^ - ‘k .

7 7'.'- ^ 7 -

:'. 4.- ^ ...^.„

<o » 4 jtZ. -

<aX->. .. ./c .-. :

. .7 . 4

4> - -\ .

^ . y

/A.

A/U: ^ , zr;

jk^ Ax AA

JAfc e: ^ a ;

/^-e, i*® ^ t^xsyAtt<f

•A yl^k^ D c^xy^ A 4* ^

/e/i^ OLx^x^..^^C^

C<fL^ rlx^c A: c - y^i/f/y '^C ^ ^ . ^

y **

A.

7

7

//7

.4 Z

»

y, ^:-. .

7 "^_/'-

Ac< - ^

/Zi c».o7<',c

■v,_4-^ 'inrC-^^'y-t-^--

0

BMB

/ 4'.

T6S

7 8 9 10 Missoui

BOTANIC/

copyright reserved garde

M'SS'^uR'

GEvRSE

BOTMltCR'-

gftROEH

papers^

7C9

-P

r

tr^ * /Cyt^ .

X/r «r.

^ ~ A; , j;; e .

'L ^

J72 ^ j-s~t^

, y/.-^

01 23456789 10 Missouri

BOTAN ICAL

cm copyright reserved garden

Missouri
George u;

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Missouri

BOTAN ICAL

cm copyright reserved garden

ALEX. LEITCH,

cm

Missouri Botanical Gardepp
George Engelmann Papers

7 73 ^

The HorticuMural Advertiser.

jau3L.£SJ8L. 3V3E3WCXIQtO,

[Late of the Firm of Ninsmo St Scollay,]

MY RETAIL CATALOGUE

Wholesale Trade List,

FOR SPRING OF 1875, MAILED POST FREE TO APPLICANTS.

I wonld call attention of Amateurs and the Trade to the general run of my stock, which will be found
healthy, strong and at low rates , and especially to the following, which I grow in large quantities :

Per Hundred t

CARNATIONS— White $6 00

FUCHSIAS— in 4 best single sorts 6 On and 8 00

do in 4 best double sorts 6 00 and 8 0>

do in 3 ‘ best double or single sorts 6 00 and 8 GO

GERANIUMS— Zonale— 75 sorts 8 00

do Double — 25 sorts 8 00

do Var. Silver and Bronze 10 00 and 12 00

do Scented — lo sorts 8 00

PANSIES— Extra fine sorts 5 00

PELARGOI?^IUMS— 20 sorts .10 00 and 12 00

VERBENAS— 50 sorts, named 5 00

do 50 sorts, mixed 4 00

33 .

GOOD MIXED PANSY.

SIDNEY WILKINSON,

Lock Box xl.

PROVIDENCE, R. I.

10

The Horticultural AdveHiser

SEEDS AND BULBS.

I LLUSTRATED SPRING CATALOGUE FOR
1875, NOW READY,

sent, with a specimen copy of The American Oar-
xlen, a new Illustrated Journal of Garden Art, edited
by James Hogg, on receipt of ten cents,

janl2

BEACH, SON & CO., Seedsmen,
76 Fulton St., Brooklyn, N. Y.

WALTER ELDER,

Aisrx> j-obbizstq

1231 Rodman Street, Philadelphia
Attends to all branches o his business on reasonable terms.

mALmAGE’S

)xcepted.”

I each subscriber is presented i
beautiful premium, a

own paper
vel, unique,

Portfolio of Gems,

BY A. HENDSCHEL.

Twelve charming sketches for the parlor table, in an
Illuminated Portfolio, 8^x1 in. Subscription
price, including postage on the Portfolio, and al
I the paper, asreqnirer ' ’

nuary 1st, 1875, $3 2-i.

) extras of any kind.

A CHOICE of” premiums.

Subscribers who may prefer our splendid Chromo,
aft<^ r 1 andseer’s great animal painting, “ The Twin
Lambs,” size 22x28 inches can have it (unmounted) at
the same price. Without Premium $3.00

1=5.

I
St
T
I
A

a - 1 'W O FL K. .

Agents wanted. Liberal commls-

SionS. Exclusive teriitory guaranteed. Samples
and circulars sent on application to

HORATIO 0. KIHG, Publisher,

mayU Box 5105, New York:.

LONDON GARDENER’S CHRONICLE

Will be furnished, mailed direct to subscribers in United States
tor $7.25 per aiiunm. Apply to
tnovtf CHA8. H. MAROT, 814 Chestnut St., Phila.

ENNIS & PATTON,
Nurserymen and Florists,

CLINTON, IOWA.

We are extensive growers of General Nursery Pr^ucts,
Seedlings of Apple. Pear. Osage. Honey Lo^.

Trees. Evergreens, Small Fruits and Hardy Ornamentals.
Also, of Stove. Greenhouse and Bedding Plants.

Our new conservatories will compare favorably with a^y in the
country. To the trade in the South aud West we can offer many
items at low rates.

-OUR CATALOGUES:—

No. 1. RETAIL— Descriptive Hothouse and Greenhouse Plants,
^^d General Products.
Issued semi-aunnally. . -m *

No 3 WHOLESALE— Hothouse, Greenhouse* Bedding Plants.

Issued semi-annually. Wii 1 be mailed free to all applicants.

We shall have to offer this Spring
1,000,' 00 Osage, 2 year. 200.000 Honey Locust, 1/ear as-

sorted Evergreens, 10 to 20 in., all transplanted. 500,090 Timber
Tress, 1 and 2years. 10,000 Roses 20,000 Horse Chestnut, 1 year
20,000 Concord Vines, 1 year. 20,000 Pear Seedlings 2(W 000

Apple Grafts. Also imported Mazzard and Mahaleb Stocks. Stock

and packing fully up to best Easieru Standard.

A French and German Correspondent attached to our house.

Respectfully,

5anl2 ENNIS A PATTON.

To Nurserymen & Dealers.

25,000 Houghton Seedling oooseben y Plants— 2 years old, fine.
loOfO Siberian Arhorvitse — 15 to 18 it ches.

6.0U0 Irish Juniper— 15 inches to 3 feet.

For sale in quantities to suit, and at Low Prices.

>0^No circulars issued, but correspondence solicited.

BOARDMAN & PECK, Nurserymen^

mar3 ROCHESTER, NEW YORK.

f^uaranteed using our

$].00 per month paid to Good Agents.

IMFOETBES

OF

Dutch Bulbs and Flower Roots

WISHING TO EEOEIVE SOON

E. H. Krelage & Son’s Catalogue.

SEEDSMEN

IN NEED OF

E. H. Krelage & Son^s Seed Test-
ing Plants.

amateurs

Bzsntraa to be sebtei with

Van Eeden’s Album of Dutch
Bulbs or Bulbous Plants

IN COLORED PLATES,

are requested to apply to

O. R^OUX,

SB Maiden Lane,

N E W Y O R K .

Or EOS 2956. jnne

Geraniums, Roses, Carnations,
BEDDING & MISCELL ANIOUS PLANTS.

Catalogues sent on receipt of stamp.

CHARLES J POWER,

Framingham Nurseries.,

may2 South Framingham, Massachusetts.

01 23456789 10

cm copyright reserved

Missouri

Botanical

Garden

'/f. <,/f-

A /l...^.rr;

(p* X to ‘' V vV

- '^..y

/?■:' -h-

$

" T«

n
W " • ■'

1 1

1 : ; /.

'77i

h

/"-C

r,^^:/..--,

^ ‘

_ /t « 7 ^.‘? ^'yyy-

Y/c^^y
9y>f-yy

Missou^^^

,M-

pp,?£RS.

775

Missouri »C ' •

George Cr;.;;.:,-

BOTAN ICAL

cm copyright reserved garde