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B. & A. SPECIALTIES
SPRING, 1903
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HARDY RHODODENDRONS AND AZALEAS; ROSES, H. P., TEA AND OTHER
KINDS; BOXWOOD, EVERGREENS AND CONIFERS; HARDY FLOWERING
SHRUBS; SHADE AND FRUIT TREES; HERBACEOUS PLANTS AND ORNA-
MENTAL GRASSES; HARDY VINES AND CLIMBERS; SPRING, SUMMER AND
AUTUMN FLOWERING BULBS; CALIFORNIA PRIVET; BAY TREES, PALMS,
FERNS AND OTHER DECORATIVE STOCK. 32 $3 3 2 33
Entrance to Nurseries
Wholesale Catalogue
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INTRODUCTION
We take pleasure in presenting to you our Catalogue for the Spring of 1903, and thank our friends
and patrons for their generous support and complimentary letters received during past season.
Our range of greenhouses and storehouses now covers 100,000 square feet, and our nurseries 60
acres of land, which will materially assist us in giving the needs of our patrons better attention than
ever. Itis our constant aim to furnish the best of all kinds of horticultural stock our European con
nections enables us to supply,thus giving our patrons the benefit of our travels and life-long experience.
We solicit your patronage, knowing fully well we can supply the class of stock you need to make
your business a success. :
If there-is anything you want, not enumerated in this. Catalogue, kindly send us your order and
same will be filled at the lowest market price.
We have extensive office facilities to meet the demands of our increasing business, enabling us to
give your correspondence prompt and careful attention.
PRICES in this Catalogue are F. O. B., Rutherford, N. J.
ITIPORTANT—This Catalogue cancels all previous prices, either in special lists, offers oF
catalogues. This rule will be strictly observed.
ORDERS from unknown correspondents must be accompanied by remittances or satisfactory
referencés: =~ = '
TERIMS—Accounts rendered first of every month; a cash discount of 3 per cent. allowed on all
orders accompanied by cash. Six per cent. interest will be charged after 60 days.
REQUEST your orders to be shipped by express. It will save you trouble and unnecessary
delay. We will not be responsible for goods shipped by freight, .” 2
All errors and omissions in the execution of orders will be satisfactorily adjusted if we are notified
immediately upon the receipt of goods.
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PACKING will be charged at cost on all Nursery Stock. This rule will be strictly observed. —
We warrant our. stock to be as represented in this Catalogue, but do not guarantee crops or
assume any responsibility after the goods leave our hands.
VISITORS—Our nurseries are always open to visitors; inspection of our stock will convince
you we are filling our orders with the finest class of stock grown. We will be pleased to have any one
interested in gardening visit our nurseries, situated at East Rutherford, N. J., where we have on hand
quantities of stock of our own growing, in addition to a line of the different stocks in season from the
firms which we represent, this facilitating inspection and the prompt execution of orders.
Trusting to again hear from you and your friends, promising our best efforts to give satisfaction,
Yours respectfully,
BOBBINK & ATKINS,
_ RUTHERFORD, N. J.
REPRESENTATIVES OF THE FOLLOWING EUROPEAN HOUSES:
The HORTICULTURAL JULES GAUCHAULT SYNDICATE OF VICTOR LEMOINE,
co., & TURBAT, BELGIUM GROWERS, Nae
y, France.
oe sibs ap keane Orleans, France. Ghent, Belgium.
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H. P. Roses, Rhododen- Wholesale Grower of Azaleas, Ficus Cuttings, Novelties a Specialty.
cross aE s, Hardy French Seedlings and Palms, Araucarias, Bay Place Import Orders now
zaleas, etc.
Place Import Orders now Stocks. Order now Small Trees. Place Import Orders for Nopelaes:
for Nursery Stock. Nursery Stock. now for Palms and Ficus.
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. ASK FOR CATALOGUE. ASK FOR CATALOGUE.
NOVELTIES AND SPECIALTIES
IN GARDEN, GREENHOUSE AND DECORATIVE PLANTS
TESTED NOVELTIES—On account of the ever increasing demand for
‘something new” and entirely different to existing kinds and varieties, we have
made a very complete search for beautiful, new and useful plants, and have added
to our general lists many rare and old plants, enumerating them in the classes to.
which they belong.
We draw your attention to the beautiful new Barberton Daisy. This is such an exquisite novelty.
that, on account of its beauty, we again list it with introductions of this year.
Campanula Persicifolia [loerheimi is also a useful acquisition to summer plants for cut
flowers.
Incarvillea Delavayi has proved to be one of the most satisfactory hardy plants ever introduced.
We mention these, knowing their exquisite beauty and usefulness. All other Novelties are
equally meritorious.
ASTILBE LEMOINEI GERBE D’ARGENT.
One of the most striking and useful of this class of plants, having long stringy spikes of graceful
silvery white flowers. This is a great improvement over all existing varieties. Ea. 25c., doz..$2.50.
CLEMATIS—Integrifolia Durandi.
(Herbaceous Species.)
The most beautiful acquisition to this class of hardy plants, and being a hybrid between the
herbaceous and large-flowering type Jackmanni, it still remains herbaceo is and at the same time a
vine. The color of the flower is a striking indigo blue, form of flower being peculiar and very graceful;
only a few plants in existence. Ea. 50c., doz. $5.00.
HEMEROCALLIS (Day Lily)X—Aurantiaca Major.
A new Japanese variety of vigorous habit and very free-flowering, with large sweet-scented,
trumpet-shaped flowers, which, on well-established plants, measure 5 inches across; the color is deep
orange; bloomsinJune. Ea. 35c., doz. $3.59.
SPIRAEA PLUMOSA ALBA (Novelty).
Is the best thing in Herbaceous Spireas ever put on the market. Doz. $2.00, 100 $15.09.
VIBURNUM MACROCEPHALUM.
Is a great improvement over the now popular Viburnum Plicatum. It is identical in habit of
growth and other characteristics, and will do well in almost any position or locality. The truss of
flower is fully four times larger than in any other variety. Strong bushes. Ea. $1.00, doz. $9.00.
CHAMAEPEUCE ARGENTEA GRANDIFLORA.
This is the most striking and ornamental ‘‘ Thistle” ever introduced, growing 6 feet high, and
making a beautiful tropical effect. Ea. 35c., doz. $3.00.
BOBBINK & ATKINS,
RUTHERFORD, N. J.
Gebera Jamesoni—The Barberton Daisy.
INCARVILLEA DELAVAYI.
One of the best hardy plants introduced
from China, bearing racemes of delicate rose-
pink and red-brown gloxinia-like flowers.
This beautiful hardy plant has been one of
the attractions of our nurseries this season,
being continually a profusion of bloom. It is,
in addition to being a hardy outdoor plant, a
splendid pot plant, and shouldsell well. Strong
clumps, doz. $2.00, 100 $15.00.
HYDRANGEA HOR-
TENSIA MARIESII.
This is, without doubt, the finest introduc-
tion ever made. It is so remarkable that one
wonders why such an exquisite variety was not
originated before. The sterile flowers are 3
inches in diameter and of a charming delicate
pink, slightly suffused with a tint of mauve.
It is certainly an entirely new form and will
take the place of all existing kinds for pot cul-
ture and decorative purposes. 4-inch pots, ea.
25c., doz. $2.50.
SPRING TRADE LIST
4 NOVELTIES FOR 1903.
GERBERA JAMESONI
(The Barberton Daisy).
This beautiful South African plant has attracted
the attention of lovers of plants all over the flori-
cultural world. It is deserving of this attention on
account of its distinct, exquisite, brilliant scarlet
flowers. Its grace and beauty will continue to win
the admiration of all true lovers of plants who are
so fortunate as to see it in bloom. It is an ever-
green herbaceous plant, with peculiar cut leaves.
The flowers are erect on a long, strong stem, and are
frequently 4 inches across. The plant can be lifted
from the open ground in the fall, placed in pots,
and will continue to bloom the entire winter. Ea.
20c., doz. $2.00, 100 $15.00.
ILEX (Holly).
I. crenata (Japanese Holly). This is a rapid
grower, forms a dense, compact bush which can
be clipped into shape like boxwood. It is perfectly
hardy, thriving in light soil, but preferring a cool
situation. The small, deep green, glabrous, lanceo-
late leaves retain their color through the most
trying winter. Ea. 50c., doz., $5.00, 100, $40.00.
Incarvillea Delavayi.
SPRING TRADE LIST BOBBINK & ATKINS,
NOVELTIES FOR 1903. 5 RUTHERFORD, N. J.
DEUTZIA CORYMBIFLORA.
This is the first time this highly interesting shrub has been offered in this country. It has long,
thin, graceful branches, clothed with large rich dark green leaves. It blooms in May, producing
immense corymbs of snowy white flowers in terminal bouquets. Occasionally it blooms again in August
and September. It is no doubt the most useful and beautiful of all Deutzias. Ea. 35c., doz. $3.50.
PRIVET (Ibota Nana Compacta).
This originated in our nurseries. It is of a remarkably compact, graceful habit, with rich
green foliage. It is almost evergreen. For an individual shrub it cannot be surpassed for gracefulness
and beauty. 2-in. pots, doz. $1.00, 100 $8.60. Large specimens, $2.00 to $5.00 each.
CAMPANULA PERSICIFOLIA
MOERHEIMI.
This splendid new Campanula was raised
some years ago and was offered last season
for the first time; it is one of the best hardy
perennials introduced of late years.
This is evidently a thoroughly good plant,
a semi-double form of the peach-leaved Bell-
flower, and as white as driven snow. The
flowers are large and produced freely on the
spike. Useful for cutting.
The plant grows more compact than the
other persicifolia varieties and the stems are
quite covered with very large flowers of the
purest white, which have a diameter of 24 to
34 inches and are double and semi-double.
The flowers are not bell-shaped like other Cam-
panulas, but resemble a double white Camellia.
Ea. 25c., doz. $2.50.
‘NEW ROSE CLIMBING
CLOTHILDE SOUPERT.
This is a climbing form of that grand
variety, Clothilde Soupert. The flowers and
foliage are identical, differing in that the growth
is arampant Climber, as free in bloom as its
parent. Each 50c., doz. $5.00.
Campanula Persicifolia Moerheimi.
SAMBUCUS RACEMOSA PLUMOSUS AUREA.
(Golden-feathered Elder.)
A distinct variety of the Golden Elder, with deeply cut or laciniated bright golden yellow
foliage, that stands the full sun with impunity, and is perfectly hardy, A grand addition to our list
of shrubs. Young plants, each 35c., doz. $3.50.
NEW WICHURAIANA ROSE
(The B. & A. Double Pink Memorial Rose.)
There is nothing in roses introduced in recent years that has proved such an innovation or so
valuable as the Japanese trailing Rosa Wichuraiana or the Memorial rose. This variety is a seedling
from Wichuraiana, carrying with it all its beautiful characteristics in every respect, with the exception
of the flowers, which are very double, 2 to 244 inches in diameter, and are of the brighest and
most cheerful rosy pink. Its fragrance is delightful, being distinct from that of any other rose. Strong
field-grown plants. Each 35c., doz. $3.00 100 $20.00. 2-inch pots, doz. $1.50, 100 $12 00.
NEW ROSE SOLEIL D’OR (Golden Sun).
One of the newer varieties from France. Fine large globular flowers, and rich colored, medium-sized
leaves. The color of the flower, deep yellow, shaded with orangeand nasturtium red. Each 50c., doz. $5.00.
BOBBINK & ATKINS, SPRING TRADE LIST
RUTHERFORD, N. J. 6. NOVELTIES FOR 1903.
New Hybrid Tea Rose. Balduin or Helen Gould.
e An excellent bedding variety, with large full flowers of fine form, of bright glowing carmine; the
Hapae Fe UR oerGT ae and as sweet as a June rose; a free and continuous bloomer. Each 25¢ ;
ROSA RUGOSA ALBA FL. PL.
This is a new double-flowering white Rosa Rugosa, identical to the type, only having attractive
double white flowers, which are particularly useful for floral work. Each 50c., doz. $5.00.
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Nephrolepis Piersoni—The New Boston Fern.
New Boston Fern Nephrolepis Piersoni.
This is no doubt the most important addition to the list of decorative ferns since the Boston Fern
first attracted attention. Price, 21%4-in. pot plants for Spring delivery: Per 12, 75c. each; 50, 60c. each ;
per 100, 50c. each.
NEW ABUTILON (Pink Beauty).
This splendid new Abutilon is without exception the most beautiful of all the Abutilons. As a”
bedding plantits value and beauty are unsurpassed. It is of dwarf habit, foliage large, dark green, and »
color of flower a pretty shell-pink. It is larger than any other variety. It is a very profuse bloomer,
the flowers standing up well above the foliage.
Several large specimens were covered with a profusion of blooms at Christmas, one plant having
150 flowers. It is no doubt one of the most valuable and attractive plants for Christmas trade. Price
2% in. pot plants, each 50c., doz. $5.00.
ROOTED CARNATION CUTTINGS.
Per 100 Per 1000 Per 100 Per 1000 Per 100 Per 1000
Prosperity . . . $6 00 $45 00 Gaiety... . . #6 00 $40 00 White Cloud . . $3 00 $35 00
Fair Mad .. 600 40 00 Estelle.” >. 2 274007 ysag800 Daybreak ... 300 25 00
Lawson .... 400 3500 Floriana ... 400 35 00 Maceo |: ....). . <2 3, 00. eas
Golden Beauty . 600 40 00 Bradt ..... 400 35 00 Eldorada. ... 300 25 00
Harry Fenn. . 600 40 00 Queen Louise. 300 35 00 Genevieve Lord 300 25 00.
Cressbrook .. 500 £45 00 Worna =): . ee 3 00% 350100
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BULBS, SHRUBS, TREES, ETC.
BOBBINK & ATKINS,
RUTHERFORD, N. J.
OOriNg, SUMMeL and Autumn Flowering Bulbs and Roots
AMARYLLIS.
JOhngeMib He oo BF ea. 20c., per doz., $2 00
Belladonna Major eT ie eae Cie per doz., 1 00
Formosissima . per 100, 3 00
Empress varieties . ok, ea. 50c., per doz., 5 00
APIOS TUBEROSA.
A good hardy climber, resembling the common
Wistaria in vine and foliage, having. clusters of
large, bright purple flowers. Doz, 35c.,100 $2.00.
ANEMONE. Per 100 Per 1000
Single White, The Bride . . $0 60 $5 OU
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Double Searlet Peta Iie acai) ln 00 9 00
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BEGONIAS.
Tuberous Rooted Varieties.
Our strain of Tuberous Rooted Begonias cannot
be.surpassed. The bulbs we offer are well ripened,
good size, and first-class in every respect.
Begonia, tuberous rooted.
Single varieties, in separate colors, crimson,
scarlet, white, rose, yellow and orange. Doz.
50¢., 100 $3.00, 1000 $25.00.
Single varieties, in choice mixture. Doz. 45c.,
100 $2.50, 1000 $22.00.
Double varieties, in separate colors, searlet,
rose, white, and yellow. Doz. 75c., 100 $5. 00,
1009 $49.00.
Double varieties, in choice mixture. Doz. 65c ,
100 $4.00, 1000 $35.(0.
CALADIUM ESCULENTUM.
Per Doz. Per 100
First size, 10 to 12 in. circ. . . . $1 00 $7 50
Second ‘ Bis GLO eee eee Pa 75 5 50
TERRE EDM 5 8 UR RCE Bina h Lig 40 3 50
Write us for special prices on lots of 1000 and
over.
CALADIUM, FANCY-LEAVED.
Fancy-leaved Caladiums have in recent years
grown rapidly in popular favor, not only for the
decoration of the Conservatory, greenhouse and
window boxes, but nearly all of the varieties suc-
ceed admirably if planted out-of-doors in partly
shaded, sheltered borders, in well-enriched soil;
while for exhibition plants during the summer and
fall months nothing can equal their beauty.
Doz. $1.25, 100 $9.00.
CALLA MACULATUM.
(Spotted Calla.)
Per 100 $3.00, per 1000 $25.00.
GOLDEN YELLOW CALLA.
(Richardia Elliottiana.)
Entirely distinct and unlike all others forms of —
yellow Callas; it has the same hahit of growth as
the ordinary white variety, with flowers of same
size and shape, but of a rich, clear, lustrous
golden yellow color; the foliage is dark green,
with a number of translucent creamy white spots,
which add much to itsbeauty. Ea. 5Uc., doz. $5.00.
CINNAMON VINE.
Bulblets, per doz. 45c., per 100 $3.00.
CANNAS.
Below we give a list of the principal varieties of
this indispensable plant. We have revised our
list of Cannas this season. All inferior varieties
have been rejected, and those now offered may be
considered the best of their respective type or
color.
Special quotations on lots of 5000 or more.
Per 100 Per 1000
Africa, best dark-leaved variety,
orange-red flower . $7 00
Allemania, yellow orchid-flowered
PGHIECLCA? MR Gia ali od via, "8 7 350 $25 00
Alsace, sulphur-white , . 5 00
Asia, orchid-flowered, yellow. . . 6 00
Alphonse Bouvier, crimson flower,
green foliage . Bige stir oUil) 30 00
Austria, canary- -yellow, " orchard
FC eee gor 1) eee A OO 20 00-
Beaute de Poitevine, crimson
flower . . 4 50 35 00
Black Beauty, ‘peautiful bronze
variety Bie Ne Mer Re 8. oh vac er
BOBBINK & ATKINS,
RUTHERFORD, N. J.
CANNAS-—Continued.
Per 100 Per 1000
Burbank, bright yellow, orchard
SGV AIC Wien ae ae ce ae . $3 50 $25 00
Chas. Henderson, crimson. . 2 00 15 00
Chevalier Besson, yellow spotted
red ae ts bag. Be gut omen e & aE 40 00
Comte de Bouchard, spotted red,
yellow petals:: .* 6-4 ken 1m D100 40 00
Crimson Bedder, crimson. . . . 4 50 35 00
Egandale, bronze foliage, red. . 5 00 40 00
Florence Vaughan, yellow spotted
Pedy 4rys. et se a 00 40 00
a Se eres, Beonsens
Cunna.
Gloriosa, one of the best orange-
Starlet cup sit ss. 7 00
Golden Bedder.....'..... 400
G. St. Hillaire, bronze foliage, red 4 50 35 00
Italia, yellow blotched scarlet . . 3 50 25 00
ey MEOVELE seh 8 9 oe ee te ea 4 50 35 U0
Ea France’, ©2203. 5 00 40 00
Paloreades 225 8 hi an 400 30 00
Leonard Vaughan, dark-leaved
BALICLY 3h SA co ay Pea ee od 7 00 55 00
Madame Crozy......... 500 40 00
Martha Washington, deep pink. 5 00
SPRING TRADE LIST
BULBS, SHRUBS, TREES, ETC.
Per 100 Per 1000
lime. [ontefiore, yellow spotted
DEG nce is epee its: he ee ee 3 00 20 00
Mdle. Berat, pink, very fine . 5 00 40 00
Papa, rich orange red, large flowers 5 00 40 00
Paul Marquant, orange red. . 3 50 25 00
Philadelphia, red. .... . « 226360
Queen Charlotte, gilt edges, scarlet 4 50 35 00
Robusta, the old fashioned variety 3 00 20 00
Rose Unique ....... mote ip 0) 40 00
Secretary Chebanne, salmon. . 5 00
Souv. d’ Antoine Crozy, gilt edged
scarletiquya. ac oe aeee ees ithe, SiGe 50 00
[Mixed Cannas, includes. a fine sel-
ction .Ol VaTIChICS. ie angst wa ee 2 00 12 50
DAHLIAS.
We offer a large assortment of the best varieties
in all the colorings, and of the different strains.
Space will not allow us to enumerate all the
varieties here, as our list contains over 500 var-
ieties. We would advise prospective buyers to
write us for list of varieties wanted and prices
before placing their order elsewhere. Fine mixed
varieties, strong field-grown. Doz. $1.25, 100 $8.00.
Cactus.
2%4-in. pots, each 20c., doz. $2.00, 100 $15.00.
This list comprises a collection of the finest
varieties introduced in Europe within the last few
years.
Per 100 Per 1000 gag
Cactus Dahlias.
BULBS, SHRUBS, TREES, ETC. BOBBINK & ATKINS,
SPRING TRADE LIST 9 RUTHERFORD, N. J.
DAHLIA-—Continued. Extra Superior [ixed. This is a mixture of the
Hohenzollen, apricot. very best varieties, and contains an elegant
Cycle, dark red. assortment, light colors predominating. Doz.
irs. Montefiore, scarlet crimson. 30c.; 100 $1.75, 10 0 $15.00.
John H. Roach, sulphur-yellow. American Hybrids. An extra choice mixture of
Lorelei, white. good sorts. Doz. 20c., 100 $1.25, 1000 $10.00.
Josephine. !
Cinderella, purple red. GLOXIN IAS. bade Buest
firs. A. Perat. pure white. The strain of Gloxinias we offer here is the fines
Delicata, peach. in existence. Bulbs are well matured. They are
Gloriosa, light red. of the crassifolia type of foliage and are all erect
Aurora, salmon and orange. flowering. hit
Bridesmaid, soft clear red. White, blue, violet, spotted. scarlet, red, white
Jane Heyenbouth, white, with rose center. edge.
Cannell’s Rival, dark crimson.
Unvergleichliche, purple red, larger flowers.
Norfolk Hero, light red. -
August C. Hare.
King Fisher.
Major Haskins.
Miss Mary Jones.
Standard Bearer, fine red.
Jersey, flesh color.
Mary Hillier, orange-red.
Laverstock Beauty, vermilion.
Island Queen, mauve color.
Ruby, beautiful red.
Mary Service, rosy heliotrope.
Sylvia, silver lilac.
Alfred Vasey, pale red.
E. P. Greening. purple, with crimson.
Primrose d’Ame.
Arachne.
Jean du Pericord.
Capstan, brick red.
Valkyrie.
Beatrice, soft rose.
Leopold Seymour, rose, with yellow center.
DIELYTRA SPECTABILIS.
(Bleeding Heart.) |
Fine for forcing. Splendid pot plant. Strong
clumps for forcing, per 100 $5.00, 1000 $45.00.
GLADIOLUS.
All are strictly first size, selected bulbs.
Our collection includes many of the choicest-
named kinds at only a fraction of the cost of first size bulbs, above colors,
Dicentra (Dielytra) Spectabilis.
Per 100 Per 1000
named varieties. | Seeseparaben-. So i mS Ae ee Se 50" Y S508
7 ss Per 100 Per 1000 First size bulbs, above colors,
Brenchleyensis vermilion-searlet. $1 00 S500U0:.| Mecca ft) ae ae a CSN ee ay 25 00
Colvillei alba (The Bride) pure _ Second size bulbs, above colors,
White . . 2a ens YS . 50 4 50 BEpabe rte 2 pe he ne eee Soe, OOM pone, OO
Colvillei rubra, red . te ae 50 4 50 | Second size bulbs, above colors,
Groff’s Hybrids, finest mixed... 2 75 . Bares ie a te es 22 00
Isaac Buchanan, <‘ yellow . 3 50 | Write us for special quotations on lots of 5000
May, white striped pink ..... 2 50 | and over.
Lemoine’s Hybrids. Very beautiful, remark- |
able for fine colorings and markings and dis- | HARDY JAPAN LILIES. 1000
tinctive form; extra fine sorts. Doz. 35c., 100 | Auratum, 8to 9in. ...... $500 45 00
$2.50, 1000 $20.00 | és Gee fee 7 50 65 00
Pink Shades, Doz. 35c., 100 $2.00, 1000 $15.00. Rubrum or Roseum,8 to 9in. 5 50 45 00
- Scarlet and Crimson. Extra choice. Doz. 30c., | ss ss Be EE. | kD 65 00
100 $1.00, 1000 $8.00. | minum, Sto Jin. . ... .7.. + . 5,00 50 00
White and Light. Doz. 35c., 100 $2.25, 1000 | ss SET et ot Bia Gopyr 1 parenting 7 00 60 00
$20.00. Melpomene,7to 9in. ..... 6 50 60 00
Yellow. Doz. 50c., 100 $3.00, 1000 $25.00. ; ‘s Oca ser iced GNBONS CRGG
BOBBINK & ATKINS,
RUTHERFORD, N. J. 10
HYACINTHUS CANDICANS.
White Summer Hyacinths. Flower stems grow
4 to 5 feet high, fine for cut flowers. Per 100
$1.50, 1000 $12.00.
ISMENE CALATHINA.
Very large, pure white Amaryllis-like flowers.
Strong bulbs. Doz. $1.50.
LILY OF THE VALLEY.
Field-grown, two and three years old, strong
flowering pips. We have hundreds of thousands
of these for sale, in splendid condition. .They are
fine for outdoor planting... We would strongly
advise all florists to plant out several thousand
of these for late spring flowers. Per 1600 $5.00,
10,000 $45.00.
LILY OF THE VALLEY CLUMPS.
Extra strong. Per 100 $18.00.
MADEIRA VINE.
Strong tubers. Per 100 $1.50, 1000 $11.00.
SPRING TRADE LIST
BULBS, SHRUBS, TREES, ETC.
MONTBRETIA.
Per doz. Per 100
Crocosmiaeflora........ $0 15. $1 00
Etoile deFeu........ {os 25 1 75
Gerbe d’Or . he NS pear ete 25 1475
Pottsii Grandiflora....... 95. apes
Rayon @Or’. . . . Gi. 25. 1 75
Transcendant .° >= 3 ee 25 1WTd
WMSridiavy ode Ae et Sei: 25 1 75
"Mixed varieties .<.....3ee : 20 1 50
OXALIS.
Per doz. Per 100 Per 1000
Pink. 2 7 Se $0 10 $0 30 $2 75
Whiter"; (2: ier ee eee 10 30. 2 75
Red’. <a aee eee 10 SON tT 2975
RANUNCULUS.
Per 100 Per 1000
French [lixed..... Tp hat AHO CAD $2.25
Persian ‘ ene |: atl cartier 25 2 25
Turban.“ 2. oo eee eee 50 - 4 50
TIGRIDIA.
Per doz Per 100
Conchiflora:.2..) Stee ee . $0 30 $2 00
Grandiflora Alba. ....... 30 .2 00
Pavonia Grandiflora ...... 30 2 00
TUBEROSES.
Double Excelsior Pearl, selected bulbs, 4 to 6 in.
circ. Per 100 $1.00, 1000 $1000. Second size
bulbs, 3 to 4 in. cire., per 100 60c., 1000 $5.00.
DECORATIVE
PALMS
We received the past Spring and Fall the
largest and finest consignment ever brought
to this country. It consisted of thousands of
plants in sizes from 2 feet to 12 feet high. We
invite you to inspect this stock.
KENTIA BELMOREANA
Inch No. of
pots Leaves Height Per doz. Perioo Per 1oco
2) 2t03 6. HIS os. $r 00 $6 50 $50 00
2% 3to4 roe ape I 50 I2 00 100 00
Bi) 4 TOs) TOO MO ee ee 31/00) ,.25) 00
4 5to6 TiS Arey Pete 4 50 35 00
Se. 5 1010 TS june: eatier 7 50 60 00
5% 5to6 BON ENG ee aees: 9 00 75 00
Each Per doz.
6 6 PH Ne a a) ae I 25 I5 00
OG. -GLO'7'-20 10 28. oe I 50 18 00
Oe sOt0'7 "25 (O30). one 2 00:1) 24/00,
a MOO SO EOLsO mses 3 50 3600
TEGO SO SOLOMO. ae er 450 5000
Spa LOIOTAOOVAG) cue. oe 5 50 60 00
5%%-in. pots, 3 plants in pot I 00 10 00
I2-in. tubs, bushy specimens, each, $10.00,
$12.00 and $15.00. Larger specimens, prices on
application.
PLANTS
Kentia Belmoreana.
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PALMS—Continued. .
KENTIA FORSTERIANA
Inch No. of
pots Leaves Height Per doz. Per 100
2 3 at Rdg Be eerales age $1 50 $12 00
bs aia ES ee an ae aerate 2 50 20 00
4 4to5s Re gee ata oe ns 4 50 35 00
5 ee gs: i een See F 6 00 50 00
5\2 BAB COCR fo naan 7 50 60 00
6 EN TUE re cash oh 9 00 75 00
Each Per doz.
G: Feiueeb; ato bs. cee Rak ee I 00 1000
69-5 18:6 28 R30 ew eatin oot re i 25 .15. 00
6 OE TT Tc i i rae: 1 50 18 00
6.) Re RS hs nea ae = 250 24 00
ROR 5 PVG Rh S07, 2a Rr ae gee ee oe 3 50 36.00
S)— G40-7 AGED Ae, 8 cB eee oe Ss 4 00 45 00
Si Greek 2 A EERO guste eee = = 5 00 60 00
yr enw, Me Ee a Ts” AR See 4 00 45 00
Made Up Kentia Forsteriana.
MADE UP SPECIMENS
We have a very handsome lot of made up
specimens, both K. Belmoreana and Fosteri-
ana; will be pleased to give list on application.
They are particularly fine for decorative pur-
poses.
12-in. tubs, made up bushy plants, 5 to 8 feet,
each, $10.00, $12.00, $15.00.
16-in. tubs, 8 to 10 feet, each, $20.00 to $35.00.
ARECA LUTESCENS.
Fine, clean, well-grown plants.
Per doz. Per 10o
6-in. pots, 3 plants in pot, 24 ins..10 00
Ey
BOBBINK & ATKINS,
RUTHERFORD, N. J.
LATANIA BORBONICA
Inch No of
pots Leaves Height Per doz.
5 4to5 BR SLES eave oe oe see Bie $5 00
6 5 to 6 1a LT ee ee ee ee ee 9 00
6 5 to 6 Ph en ge I2 00
7 6 to 7 RES St eo 18 00
8 7 to 8 Ris 8 oe AS eS? et Ta 36 00
PHOENIX CANARIENSIS
We have a very fine lot of these, good for
decorating or for retail sales, from $5.00 to
$20.00 each.
COCOS WEDDELIANA
Fine for filling Fern Dishes, Jardinieres, or
for decorative purposes where a graceful plant
is required.
Per doz. Per 10oe
21%4-in. pots, 4 to 5 ins. high..... $2 00 $I5 00
3-in. pots, 8 to Io ins. high...... 3 00 25 00
10). POESs ES kG LO: ASS MAP, Riacsinl «1 I 50 each
CYCAS REVOLUTA
(Sago Palm.) Each
Ganallplants 2A bse eae cae te a eaaee So 50
Plants with stems, 4 to 6 ins. high, 7 to 8
leaves, 15 to 18 ins. long............. I 5@
Plants with stems, 6 ins. high, Io to I2
leaves, 16 to. 20 ins, lone...) 2s. - 3 0
Araucaria Ezxcelsa.
We are large importers of Palms, Araucar-
_ias, Bay Trees, etc., and would advise custom-
5-in. pots, 3 plants in pot, 18 in..$7 50 $50 00 | ers who desire to import to write us for im-
75 00 port price.
BOBBINK & ATKINS,
RUTHERFORD, N. J.
ARAUCARIA EXCELSA
We have a large stock of small and medium-
sized plants in exceptionally fine condition.
Sin spots, 10 toa 2 ims. ie iy oon ee $0 75
Bin. pots, 12° sO 4A ans oliielie ne er cee I 00
6-1. DOS, 14 sto WO, 1nSsyiGh. eee 25
ARAUCARIA EXCELSA GLAUCA
6-in. pots, Io ins. high, each, 75c.
Specimen plants, each, $2.00 to $3.00.
ARAUCARIA ROBUSTA
COMPACTA
6-in. pots, Io ins. high, each, $1.00.
Specimen plants, each, $2.00 to $3.00.
AUCUBA JAPONICA
A useful decorative plant either for out-door
planting in Summer, or cool room in Winter.
Per doz.
Bushy plants) 1eaisis-shignees sy 4) Sse $3 00
Bushy plants, 15 to 18 ins, high........ 6 00
Bushy plants aSteo:20 ms: hieh?:.2 2s. 9 00
Extra fine specimens, $3.00 to $5.00 each.
ASPIDISTRA LURIDA VARIE-
GATA
A beautiful plant, with large lance-shaped
leaves, finely variegated with clear cream-col-
ored stripes. An elegant window or conserva-
tory plant of the easiest culture. Price, fine
large plants from 6-in. pots, each $1.25; 7-in.
pots, each $1.50.
ASPiIDISTRA LURIDA (Green)
6-in. pots, each, $1.00; 7-in. pots, each, $1.25.
ASPARAGUS SPRENGERI
This variety is more popular this season
than ever.
2-in. pots, per doz., 75c.; per 100, $5.00.
3-1n. pots, per doz., $1.00; per 100, $7.00.
ASPARAGUS PLUMOSUS NANUS
A variety for cutting either in strings or
small pieces. We offer a fine lot of thrifty
plants.
2-in. pots, per doz., 75c.; per 100, $6.00; per
1,000, $50.00; 3-in. pots, per doz., $1.00; per
100, $8.00; per 1,000, $70.00.
BOSTON FERNS
Ready for 2-in. pots, per. 100, $4.00; per 1,000,
$35.00; ready for 3-in. pots, per 100, $6.00;
ready for 4-in. pots, per 100, $12.00.
A=1f, POtS; pOtetowml.> eee: Per, 100 $15 00
5-10, Pots: Pot STOW... eee 25 00
6-in: ‘pots, pot Srowil..- 2 os eens 3 40 00
7-11. pOts, DOt StOwn. .~2. 65.6%. Per doz 7 15 06
8-in. pots, pot grown.......... :
25
Extra large specimens, each $3.00 to $5.00
Now is the time to write us for catalogue of
import stock for Spring, such as Palms, Bay
Trees, Araucarias, Ficus Elastica, etc.
SPRING TRADE LIST
12 BULBS, SHRUBS, TREES, ETC.
EUONYMUS JAPONICUS
This is an erect growing evergreen variety.
Strong plants, 2 ft. high, each, 50c.; per doz., -
$3.00; per 100, $20.00.
Per too
Euonymus Radicans arborescens varie- -
sata; 6-1. poise eee eee oe $50 00
variegata, . field-gaewilenee =. eee 10 00
8-in. pots, pyramidal in form,
each $2.50 to $7.50. Very
bright and handsome for dec-
orating.
FERN BALLS
Fern Balls (Davallia Bullata).
The popular Japanese Fern Ball, dormant,
per doz., $4.50; per 100, $30.00. Started, in
fine condition, each, 50c.; per doz., $5.00; per
100, $40.00.
Special prices on case lots containing 250
balls—December delivery.
IMPORT FICUS ELASTICA
(Rubber Plant)
The importation of small Ficus for growing
on has been a specialty with us for a number
of years. Delivery about April 1. Place your
order now. Per 100, $20.00; case containing
250 plants, $40.00; per 1,000, $150.00. These
prices are f. o. b. New York.
FICUS ELASTICA
(Rubber Plant)
Per doz. Pertoo
A-in. pots; now, ready teh. £22. 0.3% $3 50 $25 00
SHith POES “Ss c1u8'<'ss Gam eae Sa 600 45 00
O=Ins POLS, Sais 5.5 OUR ee ce ee 7 50 6000
FICUS REPENS
A well-known small-leaved variety, of trail-
ing or creeping habit. 3-in. pots, per doz.,
$1.25; per. 100, «$10.00.
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BULBS, SHRUBS, TREES, ETC.
FERNS IN FLATS
For several years past we have made a spe-
cialty of growing small ferns in flats. Our
collection consists of the best commercial va-
rieties. This is the most advantageous way
of securing stock of ferns at little cost. Each
flat contains 100 little clumps which can be
divided. Price, per flat, $2.00; twelve flats,
$20.00. Write us for special price on lots of
from 50 to 100 flats.
POINSETTIA PULCHERIMA
This is the plant which produces the large
clusters of red leaves or flowers which are
seen in all the flower stores at Christmas. We
offer fine plants from 4-in. pots, each, 30c.;
per doz., $3.00; from 3-in. pots, each, 20c.; per
dozisy $2:00; 272-im.. pots, each 15¢:;: per doz.,
$1.50; per 100, $10.00.
PRIMULA OBCONICA
A favorite pot plant for house and conserva-
tory culture on account of its wonderful
blooming qualities, flowering nearly all the
year through. Per doz., $1.00; per I00, $6.00.
GARDENIA VEITCHII
The only perpetual Winter flowering Gar-
denia. 2%4-in. pots, per 100, $10.00; 4-in. pots,
per 100, $25.00.
: Specimen plants, $9.00, $12.00 and $15.00 per
Oz.
Standard Boxwood.
BOBBINK & ATKINS,
13 RUTHERFORD, N. J.
BOXWOOD
If you want Boxwood, don’t fail to call and
see us. We are the largest importers and
growers in America. Come to headquarters
and get our special prices on any quantity,
and look at the stock.
PYRAMIDS
Each Each
Peers 2 eatin, Geek GATOON PO You ties). uh aeL $1 50
LT yor oe eee HOME ee HE co tire, Bete <.: I 00
Be hed ee ere eee l=) 0 Yigal oar Sou a Coy Ae 75
Bape tity ci orci ote shee BLOG ALS BEOqING Ppa “ck. 50
Pyramids, 5 to OFit, high, nicely shaped, per
pair, $10.00 to $15.00. Special prices on larger
Sizes.
Pyramid Boxwood.
STANDARDS
Z Each
Sp tt, diaimy. sme specimensy 0... s'0.. 6 <7 50
2% ft. diam., fine Specimens oo. 20.6.2 4 50
2 ft. diam., "fine specimens....... ae at at OO
18-20 ins. diam., fine specimens......... 2 00
15-18 ins. diam., fine specimens..... Fare THEO
Buxus, round shape (perfectly round),
Pees. ears Sears eres BE CEN LS.
for hedging, 8 ins....per 1,000, $25 00
for hedging, Io ins., variegated,
DEE 1-000 «Oss xine. = a3 aE nas: ives 9 S000
We have just received a few fine specimen
Standard Shape Boxwood from Europe. These
are without an exception the finest specimens
BOBBINK & ATKINS,
RUTHERFORD, N. J.
BOX WOOoOD— Continued.
of Boxwood ever seen in this country. The
heads of same measure 8 feet in diameter.
Price, each, $125.00; per pair, $200.00.
CLIPPED BOXWOOD
We have a fine collection in a variety of
forms. Will be pleased to have prospective
buyers call and inspect the stock. See illus-
trations. Prices on application.
EVERGREENS, CONIFERS and BOXWOOD
In Tubs for Decorating. Summer Planting
We have in tubs a large variety of handsome
specimens which can be used for decorating
or late planting; they are well established and
little risk will be taken if planted at any time.
Ask for list with prices.
REMEMBER we are the largest importers
and growers of Roses, Rhododendrons, Bay
Trees, Clematis, Boxwood, etc., etc., in Amer-
ica. Call and inspect our stock.
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BULBS, SHRUBS, TREES, ETC.
JAPAN MAPLES
We have a fine lot of Japan Maples in vari-
ous colored foliage.
Fine plants, each, 50c., 75c., $1.00, $1.50, $2.00,
$3.00.
These we offer for pot culture, as they have
become very popular in large cities for forcing
purposes, being very brilliant and attractive
for this purpose.
CLIPPED BOXWOOD
The illustration below is of our exhibit of
Clipped Boxwood and Yews, made at Madison
Square Garden Horticultural Exhibition last
November. It was-an honor to us to make
this display, the first ever made on the Con-
tinent of America.
SPECIMEN EVERGREENS—We have many hundreds of all the finest hardy kinds, such as
Blue Spruce, Yews and Conifers.
Special List.
Also a large variety of other specimen ornamental shrubs.
Ask for
Our Exhibit of Clipped Boxwood, New York Flower Show, Last Fall. © 9 °° = ~~~
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BULBS, SHRUBS, TREES, ETC.
BAY TREES
Laurus Nobilis
Of these we have-a large stock on hand at
all times in all the different sizes, both stand-
ard and pyramid shape.
Pyramidal-Shaped
5% it. high, 24 ins. in diameter at base,
tapermo tO: 4 AOUIE ras eels Ss ani $7 50
ft. high, 30 ins. in diameter
tapering. $0" AAG ss Wek fais a Sota wo IO 00
8 ft. high, 36 ins. in diameter .
tANELIS Otol POI Ge in to dans senators ais I2 50
8 ft. high, 40 ins. in diameter
taperina, toa poiite.!. ves. ie id.
9 ft. high, 45 ins. in diameter
faperins. £O..2 POI... sme es os ne
Io ft. high, 50 ins. in diameter
NI
I5 00
00
taperine te a neintsee Eee, . 30 00
Extra specimens—prices on application.
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Standard or Tree-Shaped
Each
Stems 45 ins. high, crowns 24 ins. in
GIA WD. oa +s aE LA eee a He $6 00
Stems 45 ins. high, crowns 30 ins. in
5 EPS ae Aaa eae RNaR Goel Se OT atta 9 aeaheRNe Kes 7 50
Stems 45 ins. high, crowns 35 ins. in
Geer! hs eee. REBT ete aE : 10 00
Stems 45 ins. high, crowns 40 ins.’ in
Gris A34s Pi LO. Jaxasiak et aa niece taicuie SO
Stems 45 ins. high, crowns 45 ins. in
fe ST SaaS ORT ANT CANS A, ROR teil gue fate I5 00
Stems 45 ins. high, crowns 50 ins. in
A ee Sr eee ee a rt a ee 20 00
Ask for special list of other sizes.
OTAHEITE ORANGE
The best of the Oranges for house culture,
It is of dwarf, bushy habit, and bears a pro-
fusion of fragrant flowers and fruit. We carry
a larger stock in several sizes, 75c., $1.00, $1.50
and $2.00 each. Special price on quantities.
CAMELLIA JAPONICA
We have a fine lot of these in 6-in. pots;
nice plants 18 to 22 inches high, in the best
varieties, $6.00 per doz.; $50.00 per I00.
Collection of Bay Trees at Our Nurseres.
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BULBS, SHRUBS, TREES, ETC.
ROSES
We are the largest importers and growers of Roses in America, and can bid upon orders
of any size. Call and inspect the stock.
We havea long list of varieties, selected with a view to suit all customers who want the best.
They will bear the most rigid scrutiny from the most critical rosarian. Our collection eontains, only
the finest and best sorts in cultivation. 5
Special prices in lots of 5,000, 10,000 and 25,000.
Price, per 100, $10.00; per 500, $47.50; per 1000, $90.00.
VARIETIES
Abel Carriere, brilliant purplish crimson,
vigorous. -
Alfred Colomb, bright crimson, splendid, ro-
bust grower.
Augustine Guinoseau, White La France.
Baron Bonstetten, dark crimson.
Baronne -de Maynard, white.
Baron Haussman, carmine. Belle Siebrecht,
pink.
Bessie Johnson, blush white.
Ball of Snow, pure white, excellent variety.
Captain Christy, delicate rose.
Caroline Testout, pinkish rose.
Celine Forestier, yellow.
Cheshunt hybrids, light rose.
Coquette des Alpes, white.
Countess Cahen d’Anvers, large delicate pink,
one of the best.
Charles Lamb, bright cherry rose.
Bunch of H. P. Roses.
Countess Julius Schulberg, dark red.
Countess of Oxford, carmine.
Dr. Lindley, carmine.
Duke of Teck, vivid scarlet.
Duke de Montplaisir.
Eclair, brilliant red.
Elizabeth Tigneron, pink.
Fuerst Bismarck, orange yellow.
Fisher Holmes, lively crimson, a very valuable
sort.
Francois Machellon, rich rose.
General Jacqueminot, glowing scarfet crimson,
superb flower.
General Washington, red shaded crimson, large
and full.
Gloire de Dijon, salmon, large.
Gloire de Margottin, red, full, perfect form.
Gloire de Lyonnaise, white, slightly tinged
with yellow.
Gustave Regis, very desirable.
Grace Darling, bright pink.
Harrison yellow.
Jean Liabaud, bright deep crimson maroon.
John Veitch.
Jules Margottin, brilliant glossy pink, superb.
John Hopper, rose crimson, fine center.
a France, bricht cose.
Louis Odier.
Louis von Houtte, reddish scarlet.
Mme. Gabrielle Luizet, beautiful satiny pink.
Mme. Victor Verdier, light rose.
Mme. Georges Bruant, white.
Mme. Berard.
Mme. Alfred de Rougemont, white, shaded
rose.
Mme. La Charme, white, large, full flower.
Margaret Dickson, pure white, extra fine.
Marshall P. Wilder, cherry rose, mingled with
carmine.
Mme. Plantier, white, large and full.
Marie Baumann, carmine.
Magna Charta, bright pink, suffused with car-
mine, grand variety.
Miss Paul.
Mrs. John Laing, soft pink, beautiful flower.
Mrs. R. G. Sharman Crawford, rosy pink, fine.
Monsieur Boncenne, deep crimson.
Olga Marix.
Paul’s Early Blush, light silvery rose.
Paul Neyron, dark rose, fine, extra large floker.
Peonia, light red.
Prince Camille de Rohan, fiery red.
Prince Humbert, scarlet.
Perle des Blanches, white, pale center.
Persian Yellow, bright yellow, well formed.
Pius IX., beautiful shade of red.
Princess de Bearn, bright red.
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BULBS, SHRUBS, TREES, ETC.
ROSES (Warieties)—Continued.
Princess Louise Victoria, blush white.
Reine Marie Henriette.
Rosieriste Jacobs.
Souvenir de Baron Rothschild.
Ulrich Brunner, red cerise, very large.
Victor Hugo.
Victor Verdier, bright rose.
W. A. Richardson, orange.
White Baroness.
SPECIAL.—In placing orders, please state
if you will allow us to duplicate in case of
kinds you need being sold out.
THE B. & A. DOUBLE PINK
PEON ROSE
See Novelties.
EVERBLOOMING OR MONTHLY
ROSES
We have thousands of these roses growing
in our nurseries. The following are good for
pot culture and outdoor planting for cut flow-
ers:
Maman Cochet (pink), Maman Cochet
(white), Hermosa, Clothilde Soupert, Pink
Soupert, Agrippina, Marie Van Houtte, Pres.
Carnot, and many others.
We especially recommend the Maman Co-
chet Roses, both the pink and white. Our
stock of these is exceptionally fine. Price of
any of the above, strong field grown, per 100,
$12 per 500, .$55;.-per 1,000, S100;
CRIMSON RAMBLERS ee
Stone -platitse NGL tein {tet one, $10 00
Spinone “plants NG 25-02") ens oe. 7 kere. 00
Strong iplantcwiNorst. At eot inc se I5 00
Sclerted:| Maw = Not AA ee RIS os 20 00
Mellow: Ramipleg: (Ps. year Se I2 50
Wyinite> amalmeie bce cele asc s I2 50
Prk" Remmaiblien err ere rc el eae id ae a I2 50
ROSA RUGOSA
Standarclsy'.% Wes Aba. Acronis $10 00 $75 oo
Bush-redand. -~wihtteiys.j2ss%5 : <i 1650. it 10> 00
CLIMBING ROSES
In the following sorts and many others:
Per 100
Belle de Baltimore, blush white....... $15 00
Mines Handy awwihiterod ee thaks. see fe . I5 00
Praitie Belle. Gednp ye or ios & = cities elds I5 00
Write us for special prices on
or more.
lots of 1,000
MOSS ROSES
In the following sorts:
Blanche Moreau, white, beautiftl...... $12 00
Crested loss ned a ee iene Oe TZ2LOO
Chapeau de Napoleon, red............ ; NI2°00
Dr. Berthier, brilliant cherry red....... I5 00
Glory ot Mosses, carmine rose......... I2 00
Madame William Paul, clear rosy..... I2 00
Madame Moreau, red vermillion...... . 15°00
Saletic vivid TOS yes ewe om Dev 5 io eds I2 00
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BOBBINK & ATKINS,
RUTHERFORD, N. J.
LORD PENZANCE’S HYBRID
SWEET BRIARS
Anne of Gierstein. Dark crimson, good grower.
Brenda. Maiden’s blush or peach, dainty in
color and shade; the contrast and effect of
the bright golden anthers add a peculiar
charm to this variety.
Lady Penzance. Beautiful soft tint of copper
with a peculiar metallic lustre; the base of
each petal is a bright yellow, which, showing
through the clear golden anthers, forms a
halo round them; very free flowering, with
a delicious perfume from foliage and flower.
Lord Penzance. Soft shade of fawn or ecru,
passing to a lovely lemon yellow in the
centre, sometimes toned with a most deli-
cate pink; very sweet scented.
Meg Merrilies. Gorgeous crimson, very fine
flowering; seeds abundantly; robust habit,
large foliage.
Lucie Ashton. White,
with Rose. |
Amy Bobsart. Fine large carmine flower.
Rosy Bradwardine. Distinct large flower, del-
icate pink.
Flora McIvor. Violet Rose flower, very fine.
Strong two-year-old plants of all the above
varieties, $2 per doz.; $15 per 100.
STANDARD OR TREE ROSES
We have at last overcome the trouble of the
frost killing the stems, and now graft on Rosa
rugosa and cinnamomea stocks. We have sev-
eral thousand of these on hand in the finest
and most popular varieties
beautifully bordered
Standard or Tree Roses.
BOBBINK & ATKINS,
RUTHERFORD, N. J.
STANDARD ROSES—Continued.
242-3 feet stem, in the best varieties. -
Per doz. Per 100
Standard Crimson Rambler, in
FTES M TOU | Evens -opd ieehebis wae Sie $4 50 $35 00
Standard Roses, in all varieties 5:00 37°50
HYBRID WICHURAIANA ROSES
Evergreen Gem. Yellow, changing to white;
double.
Gardenia. Creamy white; double. °
Pink Roamer. Rich bright pink; single.
South Orange Perfection. Blush pink, chang-
ing to white.
Triumph. White; double.
Universal Favorite. Soft light pink; double.
Strong, field-grown plants, per doz., $1.25;
per 100, $Io.
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BULBS, SHRUBS, TREES, ETC.
ROSA MULTIFLORA JAPONICA
This beautiful Japanese rose has now be-
come so popular on account of its usefulness
that every landscape gardener and florist are
using it for outdoor planting.
One year old plants, per 100, $4; per 1,000,
$35. Special prices on large quantities.
ROSA HERMOSA
We have this in large quantity and fine con-
dition this year. Best pink bedder, the freest
and most perpetual bloomer in existence. Only
hard freezing in late Autumn draws its flower-
ing season to a close. Still grown by thou-
sands as a market pot plant. Strong. $10
per I00.
Hardy
BURBANK’S LATEST AND
LARGEST FLORAL WONDER
SHASTA DAISIES —
Chrysanthemum Leucanthemum Hybridum.
They can be grown out-of-doors by every-
body where it is not cold enough to kill oak
trees, are perennial, blooming better and more
abundantly each season. They bloom for sev-
eral months. The flowers are extremely large
and graceful, averaging about a foot—often
Shasta Daisies.
Herbaceous Plants
more—in circumference, with three or more
rows of petals of the purest glistening white-
ness, on single, strong, stiff, wiry stems, near-
ly two feet m length. This peculiar grace
and remarkable whiteness cannot, of course, be
shown on paper. .
“Shasta” is only the first of the new type,
some of which were for the first time exhib-
ited in the window of a prominent florist.
Crowds of people visited the establishment to
inquire about the latest floral wonder. The
blooms when cut remain perfectly fresh and
in good condition for two weeks or more.
Think, if you can, what other flower possesses
all the above qualities, $1.25 per doz.; $10 per
100.
IRIS KAEMPFERI
We have secured in Japan an entirely new
and unique collection of Iris Kempferi. It
comprises 50 of the newest novelties originat-
ed by the Japanese. Price of collection, $10.00.
We will be pleased to call upon prospective
buyers of these collections of Japanese plants,
and will show exact reproductions in paintings
by Japanese artists. Fine varieties, named,
field-grown clumps, per doz., $1.50; per 100,
$12.00.
HARDY HERBACEOUS CHRYS-
ANTHEMUM MAXIMA
Is of recent introduction, producing large
white flowers on long stems; one of the best
for cut flowers. Highly recommended to flor-
ists who have cut-flower trade. Price, 2%4-
inch, per 100, $12.00.
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PAEONIAS
TREE PEONIES
We have received from Japan a very hand-
some collection of these, consisting of 50 vari-
eties. Strong, each, $1.00; per doz., $10.00.
Fine, large specimens, each, $3.00 to $5.00.
PAEONIA OFFICINALIS ATRO-
RUBRA FL. PL.
This is the darkest variety ever introduced
of this early flowering type. It is a rich dark
crimson. Strong flowering roots, each, 25c.;
per dozen, $2.50.
Per too Per 1000
CHINENSIS, collection of
white and named varieties. .$18 00
CHINENSIS, white.......... 12 00 $100 oo
BUSES er ee ete een te tek epaenetics 10 00 85 00
TICE CCOUTES. Weise tee, 8 00 75 00
OFFICINALSES, wittte (2... 20°00... 175 OD
PRISE (coh te eS Chee bese I2 00 100 00
GETS tee Pe fo oe ae a a 8 00 75 00
atropurpurea (new) ...... 20 00
TENUIPOLIA FEO PE. (oc. 18 00 160 00
We have in addition to the above a large
collection of named varieties. We can make
up collections of 25 or 50 named kinds at
35 cents each.
Per doz. Pertoo |
Achillea: filipendtila 7. 2)22//7.2 $I 00 00
PGS eng, TON Pear we ihpee 75 600
PB OVPTICCA pcs eon eng ne I 00 800
MONS Ghitay tie ile ee eS. a 75 6:00
millefolium roseum ......... 75in 16 (60
Aconitum autumnale ........... Bi25 410: OO
harba bai soc oo as I 25 1000
mapellisr se oe Gee ee tee 8 1 625.7.-1OL OO
JADOICA cr a, ey ey Xe I 25 10 00
Acorus calamus variegatus...... Tic? «10200
Actaat 'spiea tare fet Ae. I 00 800
Adonis “pyrenditcs 62 Ue £50, 1200
WET HAIC yen ee tee etre eh te E00), °8*.00
' Agrostemma coronaria ......... 752 = 600
Ajaaa; Scene veNnsis \5. se et oye I 00 800
TEPtAnSs.c.s kaha ecg se 75 600
: ALD AOS eee Se ss eee tare I 00 800
Alstromeria aurantiaes 1.28... 122510 OO
Althea (Hollyhocks). Double.. I 00 10 00
KS a herd oie being ee kits Se Sea athe 7G aor GO
- Miegheny. WOtble 222 2 i25- 2h iO) OO
Alyssum saxatile Comp..... me 75... 6 00
Amsonia Tabernaemontana ..... 100 8 00
Salterteritas 10 tere toe oe ek I 25 1000
Anenione jap: salbaee oo. oe G0, S00
Coupe d Areente 3) oo. aes Egoor: 10°00
Eile eanicm ss separ ene’, nara I 00 68 00
Lady, Ardilamnen ee hc 125). 10) OO
Honorine Joubert
Queen Charlotte .
Rubra. fag es I 24 £0 00
Angwlosa. cance nae fo eet ees PPO) t2° a0
Sylvesrhiaae «wwe. «oy. eee ©: 125. 10, 00
PUTSag late sok nk owe I 50 12 00
VHeMmGLosa fe pl... stu ete Tan EA O0
Naar ivr iiad er ea ee ae I 00 890
Per doz
Anthemis Kelweyi'.s........... 75
Anthericum liliastrum major.... 75
Mmenilesiay alptia. os. 4. Salo. 75
SAMA eassey eae e eas 2 75
SHY Vs a riiiiay textes. ss eNO. ee)
MO TIS Aor Wey ee ki. Mae ee 75
Aeabis) aipinia . fe pl.. says seu ste. 50
etl TB Ted oegucg hg tC Ue IES e IepRe, Seen UES Sa 75
Asclepias; tuberosa\ i652 120) Sa. 75
MICAPOA Pay mo ai tol k Sood eee 00
Asters (Hardy). Michaelmas
Daisies, 20 finest var... 00
He tista aAuSbEa his oo. ae jena wel 00
Becconia cordate). 6. aa be. 00
Belteniaasteroides 2. .6052.0%. 00
HENGIGA SER R Ree oe, 5 oad 25
| \Gampaula icarpathica, 6). ..... 3 00
| Gal patinicaalba ts ck 2.1 ache 25
Satin oGas ahh ics. SAE ee 00
RI Mere, Oy ae nS 25
PEE SCHON A. J's Mc atalln arcs ane 75
0 lata not Ne apt ea 00
puerannida list sys: 4. 290 ye eee 00
BUND G ore oa. aay Pager ae aes SEL 50
Gentaurea *babylonicainse Lou! 00
PittheniGas weenie | ea eae 00
Cerastium tomentosum ......... 75
Chrysanthemums. (Hardy Pom-
pons.) We have a collec-
tion of 50 varieties, all the
very finest of recent and
Old, iNtLOGUChHONS © us ikea. 00
IMASRE TALI ee, Moe «tas «are eens 75
MTT ORM Gis a Als < ope en tck 00
Sas engi) of Oekpy Ode ee eek 00
Glematis coccinea. 22. 2 suse se. ee 25
GRASP Aid ie eich di alicned sell oy ate eh eee 00
Davita a. Bier top Pa tae eee. oo
BECCA. Ri-ORe ea testimonies Shrsielsccihiete z oOo
Convallaria. Lily of the Valley.
Strong field-grown clumps. 50
Goseopsis lanceolata... .. . 2-526: 75
(Capen aVannnonre Wd Aa aseraennn oie e. 0o
SGmMsrolids (eget. Maes Ora ha a5
Delphinium hybridum. Kelway
ag (EL (AS: gee ee ee Une 00
CHIMEMISIS, jg aa ee 628 «he tes 00
LORIMOSMMI eee ae ke Stele 25
Dianthus. Hardy Pinks.
barbatus (Sweet William)... 00
ATES: OUTS ee. Wet Se 00
Gerignde yc..s th. absent eee eC 75
Ber Majesty. 25.4 soe J 75
Wea tinas Weeds on ee Won 75
VES. Sibi Sy oe eee, SUR at 75
We have many other varieties
Dicentra. (Bleeding Heart.) Spec-
POTS S eA pls SoS Aah, 2, 75
CE ORTIT TUTE RR Sg I a a A 00
Biictammius fraximella o. 2 oo ceats 50
BHi)e) = SNe eae ae eer | ane 50
Digitalis gloxinoides. Foxglove. 00
Doronicum ,austriacunr i... . 6.62 00
SANTIS AS TGMANN I es Chee ee raid tas a asjoqnt oa & 25
plantagineum excelsum ..... 50
Ciniciieer con. eS REY EIN 50
Echinacea purpurea ............ 25
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HARDY HERBACEOUS PLANTS-—Continued.
Per doz.
Erigeron atirantiacis |... epeee 50
SPECIOSUS ett co, Se een ees 00 »
Eryngium, alpinumss. 5... 52: 50
abseil a hichuuaheheeh poeeminy Ueki ath. 50
Danaea & i aa Veeasate ae ee (ele)
Pie arit ete A pew eee oe 50
Eupatorium ageratoides ........ 50
Shan GilOmame eee scenes ee 50
Euphorbia cotollatas,.- 2.) 25
Bunkiaycucullatay : pee ee 25
Coer lea wees eats See eee 75
SLANG Gaga Dalene ey eae 50
olaticatie creme Sheet aes 50
Jap OMMCAN ONO ian te 50
alba rng Sin eee Neer ee ee 00
Ittilora vallipar 7 eke. len tan oee 50
maculatay aliyay sss ese Coke 50
AUIATUG Tecan clase ts 20 sore ats aes oe 00
OWalla VAs Cay aie cc hansh « caseuehe Meee oOo
S (fal baetew: cos oso ase eee oo
Sieboldiana 2.8 ot. ance 50
spathulata dol. var. 225: = 50
subcordata etanditioral. sa. 50
undulata medio variegata.
Bester pots ssh aeeer 00
Univittataye. . 0 fae eee 25
Gaillardiavcrandifioray s+ 320-2. 75
Geranium sanguineum .......... 00
alpine. aiheches.s,.ce, Oneonta oo
Geumveoccineum™= ces eee 00
51 ESAT DS ak ne eM TENTS rao? 25
ASstrosaneuimenn, t.<plaeeen. 25
Ebeldine chittirené aie ee 00
Gypsophila paniculata ...:...... 75
Helenium autumnale superba.... 00
Bolamid ert cc.ie. 6 act yeteae er eee oo
grandicephalum striatum 75
Helianthus doronicoides ........ 00
decapetalus multiflorus ..... oo
Masxcmitliant-t-ytecc eee 75
THOMIS eee dees sree eee 75
STandilorar ae: gers 75
SETATMIOSIS athe eels A eee ae 75
Heliopsis’ Pitcherianak: . saree oe 75,
LEVIS eee Bee cel eee ea aes 00
SGA DRAwMIAY OL Gris times eae re 75
Helleborus niger major, Christ-
Mla S ROSEN Nola era conertene oo
Hemerocallis, aurantiaca major.
News eS C:wedelt wae cies (ale)
WUMmOLtieri.a. net. eatee cee eee 75
AVANT Ale vshe one over che abomolenion oncletheteders 75
Lulvacwaepl oc saree ene 75
kwansophe plies csc eericrcae 75:
Maddendortiamaa-rrcme cnn 75
Fleucheria saneiinea cin. - 4 ere 50
Al Ba wsrcusiern eidde ovorccartaee uate 50
HMbIScus militatisy. ys eee 75
Crimson Eye act 5. sonar 75
Iberis sempervirens ............. oo
Garrextana Saeco cee eee 75
PAbTaleariGa Arn er eee eee 75
Uriulavenisit@liayjer. sie eater. eer ees 25
Iris Kempferi Named .......... 50
Japanese Iris. Choice mixed
varieties
eeeceeeesee eee eee @
Per 100
Per doz.
German Iris. 25 named va-
TICTIOCS pares... .. Senha ee 125
Lathyrus datiiolins: .. 222 eee 75
al DGistel...: 21. <A eee ee 75
Liatfis: Spicata {2 8. eee 75
Py cnostachya (i. 201. hee eee I oO
Linum*austractme... =. 5 0 cneeee I 00
Lobelia, \cagdinalisi -::. 4. eet ee I 50
GRGHype S20 acces eee I 50
Iuychnis! chaleedonica i258. 9 I 00
Hiaaseanal, .\.%/ 2). ena eee ee 75
viscaria splendens, fl. pl. .... 1 00
Lythrum roseum superbum...... 75
Megasea (Saxifraga) cordifolia
PiULpUtea vet) oss oe eee 75
Monarda-didvama 23...:2.5- 2 aee I 00
AAA e cs sete a ee eee I 00
TOSCAye eee Shr. coseidotd sean eee I 00
Myosotis (Forget-me-not) palus-
TOS nee is, 5's a coc Cee I 00
Nepeta;selechoma =<. 2. .on eee 75
hederacea, vari... 75
Ginothera ghraseri. si. f..be eee I 00
WiOUnedtr ote «as ass Sel Re I 00
Pzeonias—See another column.
Papaver orientale. Strong clumps I 25
Named vanieties ..%.,.0- snes 2 00
Passifioramincattata: 0: oe-sne eee 2 00
Pentstemon barbatus Torreyi.... I 00
Phioxzksubmulata, 5.0.20. eee 75
AUDA Reials; se eias seen eee 75
Perennial. We can supply 25
of the finest named varie-
LIES WAS for Jisty Hates I 00
Plimbaco) Warpentcz 7.4. cee I 25
PrimulavAuricula. Mims... .4:--ee ree ts)
(AP ONICA eases ayes ee ee I oO
Sieboldit: shisha es hee I 25
Neamedivarieties socks. see I 50
ACAulIS alba, dlis. ui eee I 50
GileWertaleinonng rer eae a ay yo) 5 I 50
Sulpliureasplena: = see 2 00
VAAN ATG) "sv cyepe venice a1 3 asc eee ewe I 00
Pyrethrum roseum grandiflorum.
INS teh, spe re eS I 00
Double:. <...222 Spee eee 2 00
LMITTIMOS tia 6. bo. ead eet 75
Ranunculus aconitifolius ........ I 50
Ue VATICLY | dix a ccnertontecn hacia I 00
Rudbeckia _laciniata (Golden
Glow) s.% 22.0 cee oe eee 75
Newman j2: 22s see eee 75
igh )p6O) 00 ke ReManaR AOE eRES Roky = 75
ir Sita: << 2a) oc esee ever é 75
PULPUTeA, 4. VAL eer I 00
Saxifraga acanthifolia rosea..... I 50
Geumovalitolia sree ote I 50
granifiata, fl. ple tae. feo vee I 50
Cotyledon pyramidalis ..... I 25
Peltata’ ; cic.cce wiapectee cies erence I 50
Scabiosa (caucasica, (oon os eerie I 25
alba. oceriice cae + een hee I 50
GASANECA <5.6i.u tase cepa I 50
Sedum spectabile’ so 2c stay meee 75
alba’. (st..o0 Vat See 75
Per rco
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. Per doz. Per roo
Sempervivum (House Leek). In
MARECET Fas) o 8 vice aceon. 100 800
SHpiign, pertoliatum ....)..65. 2. 75 600
irre ATION: oes o cell nee I 00 800
RMERIC TS SO Sig tee o's ais ght So eee 100 800
SS/PELREDS DEG Ee lt | eee I 00 800
mapendwia fi. ple oo)... ih. nine 75 600
japonica aurea reticulata.... I 50 1200
EROTICA 2 cay ci’ set ci peace arene eos eee dOLOG
SET ge See Remar aS RR Sh Ub = Ze ..6 00
AINE eghara, ors oes ols nomen I oo 800
eleeane 525 3 cn oe ZENE OO
Ut AE Ta Ele apis, wee eee sean ES OG. ct OO
BIPACHUS Mania ta nso 3. ncatesgueelteeneb ore 75 500
DIEGIKCSIR “GY ANCA a.m os cie ote Bo bak Ee. 10;, 00
Per doz. Per too
"Tipotiia PRCZEEM oe we eie sc. c.ee ca oe I 50 1000
Uryatia-orandilora ...2)...5'. I oo 800
Trollius caucasicus (Orange
Glo eye or ete ts Saretie eteike was 250
EUPOPBUS tan aioe Wess aeons E, O0}4», Oo OO
Veronica longifolia subsessilis ... I 50 12 00
Vinca minor (Periwinkle.) Strong
Elunips: cos acvaechedos a CO Ane -O. OO
VigaletS odorata... osc2c. co aeee 7. 0 OO
Belle. de’ Chatenay v2. ..5.3.: 1,50) F200
CalitGEenica rs. 4 eect eee 100 800
hady Campbell 223i ion.k. 1 oo 800
hoae Prancetcresap ce crocs, ae 1 oo 800
Marre LOwiSense. sc: sneaks too 800
Violets Princess of Wales....... 100 800
Yucca filamentosa. Strong plants I 25 1000
The above collection of Hardy Herbaceous plants is only a portion of the large list of
varieties we have in our nurseries.
We issue a special Catalogue of Hardy Perennial Plants.
Will be pleased to mail same to intending purchasers of this stock.
GRASSES
Per doz.
Erianthus Ravenne. Ravenna
Grass. The foliage forms
grand tropical clumps from
which arise numerous stems
of plumy flowers Io to I2
ft. high. Very showy in
Autumn. Very effective for
individual clump or lawn.
Eulalia japonica. Foliage bright
Per 100
eréen) all Sunimere. 3... FE, GOL(S 00
japonica variegata. Beautiful-
ly longitudinally variegated 100 800
zebrina. Very striking, with
leaves banded transversely
with pale yellow ......... 75. -600
gracilima univittata. The
most: sfaceiniot alte. =. ae CO
HEDGE
CALIFORNIA PRIVET
Per too Per 1000
t2 to-t5) inclies: 26 ene eee $2 00 $15 oo
#5. tO’ 2o0iriehes?. secon eo ee eee 2 50 20 00
20- t= 24 INGHES elt Se eee 3 00 25 00
2 10:3 fete ot Ae ae ees 4.00 30 00
3 £0. Ae FeCt,.. 5 san es eee ee 5 00 45 00
Bushy specimen plants in shrub form, per
100, $15.00 and $25.00. Ball-shaped, each 75c.;
per doz., $6.00.
Write us for prices on large quantities.
CALIFORNIA PRIVET
STANDARDS
We have a fine lot of these, with fine sym-
metrical heads, 3 ft. in diameter; height of
plant, about 5 ft. Price, per pair, $10.00. Cali-
fornia Privet, Ball Shape. Perfect specimens,
per doz., $6.00, $9.00 and $12.00. _~
Per doz. Per 1oo
Arundo donax (Great Reed
Grass). A magnificent va-
riety, growing to the height
OEPTS SEES Na eu eran eee I 00 800
donax variegata. A beautiful
variegated form; foliage
creamy white and green... I 50 I2 00
Phalaris arundinacea variegata
(Variegated Ribbon Grass
or Gardener Garters.) An
excellent grass for border-
miotlaroe beds! jennie ees. I oo 800
Bamboos. We have a fine col-
lection of these now popu- -
lar plants. Prices on ap-
plication.
Bamboos in tubs, ask for prices.
CHINESE PRIVET
Per roo
Picusteum-iboetas year oldv. 2 222: $6 00
SyCAESL OL, 4 -tOUs Pier ss cee ee 15 00
ovalifolium robusta, 3 ft. .......... 30 OO
AUEEAG 3 Ghee os tee 40 00
aureum) elewans, 3 ‘fiti)..) 25) 0:2 35 00
ARSERECUII PICHS, fbn. ss)... 40 00
LIGUSTRUM IBOTA COMPACTA
(New Privet)
This fine new Privet is a great improvement
on the old Ibota. It is a dense, rapid grower,
very compact, and is especially fine for growing
into standards. Equally fine for hedging on
account of its denseness. Soft wood, Summer
cutting, 2%-in. pots.
Per 100, $6.00; per 1,000, $50.00.
For novelties and description of Hardy Plants See our Special Herbaceous Plant Catalogue.
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HARDY VINES AND
CLIMBERS
Per doz. Per roo
Akebia quinata. Strong plants, 2 :
VearsSiOld.ge Suee tte a ele ee mato $I 50 $10 00
Ampelopsis Veitchii (Boston
Ivy). Extra strong, field-
SLOW Tae, RAIS ae 200 12 00
Started plants, 3-in: pots.... 8 00
MMC aAliG tease eat cake. Stee IO 00
Qiinguctola- tes cee eee IO 00
heteraphylla, fol. var ....... I2 00
Aristolochia sipho (Dutchman’s
Pipe). Strone -plants, 2. and 3
Viears Olde: Ropans ses a7 = occa 4 00 35 00
Bignonia radicans, strong ....... P25) 10 00
STandidonra- stl ony hi) see 250° 20-00
Clematis. Large flowering vari-
eties: Jackmanni, Duke of Ed-
inburgh, Henryi, Ramona, Bar-
on Veillard, Gipsy Queen, Sie-
boldi, Miss Bateman, Lawsonil,
etc., 2 years old, field-grown.. 4 00 30 00
3 years old, field-grown.... 5 00 45 00
C. Paniculata. Extra heavy, se-
lECted) BAAS. AREAL es See IO 00
Furst Jsizeut 28 hs net aoe 8 00
2 EATS FOLGE oe cas ee eee 6 00
English Ivy. Our stock of these
very fine, extra heavy plants,
S-1te POTS ME Ae aes Se bat wre ee 2 50 20 00
Strong, first size, 44%2-in. pots 200 I5 00
Strong, field-grown, first size. 8 00
Strong, field-grown, good size
Specimens, very bushy, 6 ft.
high, 8-in. pots..Each, $2 00 20 00
Jasminum nudiflorum ........ ay Bees0)
officinale alba ..... STR Oe i sO)
Lathyrus datifoliisw. >. 225.5. 6: 257-10 06
ALDOUS! TRAE RRR ca Het ssOu 12.00
Lonicera (Honeysuckle). Belgita,
brachypoda aurea, coccinea,
Halleana, semperflorens, sem-
pervirens, sinensis, and others. IO 00
Passifiora incarnata <q. 7s. ©. 2 00
Periploca‘sraeca:..3 5. 2 ee ee 3,00 20 00
Vinca minor (Myrtle). Strong,
feldsorOwal) mete oe eee 7 OO
Wiaistaria’ CHINGNSISie <4. 748 cee 200 18 00
exitia ASEMONe arb. beter cigs 3 50
Bias aso ae oe eee Wa eye 4 00 30 00
AMPELOPOSIS JAPONICA
VERSICOLOR
This is identical with A. Veitchii, only that it
is exquisitely variegated, being of many bright,
brilliant colors, perfectly hardy. Strong plants,
each, 25c.3) per doz:, $2:50:
AZALEA AMOENA
The most popular evergreen flowering shrub
in existence. We have the finest stock in the
country. -35e) 50c.,°75c:, $1 tochzo teach.
| Azalea Mollis (standard).
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AZALEAS—Hardy
For Forcing and Outdoor Planting.
Per doz
Azalea Mollis. These are used
extensively in Europe for early
forcing and outdoor planting,
and are great favorites on ac-
count of their varied and bril-
liant coloring. We offer a fine
lot of very bushy plants, 12 to
Per 100
15 inches high, well covered
with. bids... : Seer ane $3 50 $25 00
15° to 18 ins. bushy ‘plans,
well Dbuddedmemmeeeera a 5 00 40 00
Fine
plants, 3 to 4 feet high, well
budded, 75c. to $1.00 each.
Azalea Mollis Chinensis. An im-
proved form, colors being more
varied and striking, new, 15 to
18.4ns., bushy jebudded se :40.28 . 6 50 50°00
Azalea Pontica (Ghent). This 1s :
probably the most attractive of
alf hardy kinds.
[2ito-15 ims., well budded... 4 50, 35eaa
I5 to 18 ins., well budded... 6 50 50 00
RHODODENDRONS
Our collections consist entirely of Hardy
English, Parson’s Hybrids, and Catawbiense
Grandiflora varieties, and choice forcing kinds.
The Rhododendron as a forcing plant for
Rhododen-
drons
as
Imported. ae , ) ;
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RHODODENDRONS-—Continued. ILEX (HOLLY)
Easter is becoming more popular every year. Each. oe 10
Such desirable varieties as Ponticum, Roseum | Aquifolium (English Pili). o<. ) (E SOO $8 50
Prince Camile de Rohan (Rosy Pink) and Cun- | Opaca (American Holly)....-.- pip f°
ningham White can easily be forced into flower | Crenata (Japanese Holly)....... Te yy OO
in three to four weeks from the time they are
brought into a warm house.
The $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 sizes of the above
varieties are extra fine, being large compact
plants, well budded and clean foliage. We have
many other desirable forcing varieties in ad-
dition to the above, but we recommend these
as being especially fine for that purpose. Ev-
ery Florist should have a few in bloom at Eas-
ter with other stock.
Per doz. Per ico
12 to. 15. Dusky plants sy do es. $6 00 $50 00
15 to 18, bushy plants........... 750 65 00
ie 10024 DUSMY. DIANES= . 6 ta ek I0 00 75 00
2a hushy plants.227 hae ; 15 00 100 00
30) Dushy plantas aoe: ae 20 00 I50 00
Teepe M ITIP Ss” CONS se acs Fics 24 00 175 00
Extra specimens, each, $3.00 to $10.00.
Ask for prices on Rhododendron Maxima for
outdoor planting. Thousands on hand. Can
quote on car lots.
Call and inspect our stock, or write us for a
list of hardy and forcing varieties.
KALMIA LATIFOLIA
Mountain Laurel. beautiful Spring flowering
shrub. all sizes, from 20c. to $1.00 each.
Perio Per roo
Mahonia Aquifolia.......... $2 00 $18 00 Ilex Crenata.
Japonica 22 free: 200 1800
Osmanthus Aquifolius ...... 350 ANDROMEDA
DAPHNE CNEORUM Fine for planting in shady places.
Choice dwarf flowering shrub. Several thou- Per 10
sands fine plants on hand. Each, sper perst0;)| toribanda: 0). <2. .2< 2:40) eas aes e ss $4 50
$3; per 100, $20. | PEELSTEIYS7 Sse eg RN NA Se patie gM se ee 4 50
DECIDUOUS FLOWERING SHRUBS
Perio Per 100 Perto Perr
Althea. Double red, white, pink, Berberis dulcis nana, I5 to 18-in.,
variegated, 2 to 3 Fe ne $1 50 $12 00 MOMS Mere eck a oo een ee $2 50
Double, 2-year-old plants, 1 Pyotr p10 1G-im. 2.56.4. 2.50
CONS Tit ee ee 70a... 8 00 Thunbergii, 15 to 18-in..... I 50 $12 00
Amygdalus. Double white, pink Large specimen plants.. 2 50 2000
flowering Almond, 3 ieee 2250, 20 00 Cc io es Puls -leaved . Bisa HO. 00
Amelanchier botryapium. Wary abe ee aay Strawberry 1 50 1200
fine shrub, 5 to 7 ft....... 4 00 35 00 | Caryopteris mastacanthus. Blue
Aralia _pentaphylla, 3 to 4 BEE 2:50 20.00 Suitcal,. Te TO. 12-1... se. I 00 800
spinosa .............222..4. 2 50 Mastacanthtts,-2°10 4 tt. ::. . 200 I5 00
Azalea Ameena. The most. popular evergreen | Catalpa Bungei. Dwari, large fol-
hardy flowering shrub in existence. We have , ASE or eee eee eee eee ee eee 2 50 20 00
the finest stock in the country. Each, 35c., Cercis japonica. Judas treet. ts 2 00 2000
50c., 75c., $1.00 to $2.00. Chionanthus virginica. _ White
Andromeda Catesbei. Fine for planting in|... fringe, 3 ft. ........--.... 1.50 12 00
shady places. Per 10, $1.00; per 100, $8.50. Citrus trifoliatum or Linonium
A. floribunda. Each, 75c. to $1.50. trifoliatum. Hardy Orange.
One of the most attractive
A. japonica. Bach, 50c. to $1.50. shrubs for a hedge........ 100 800
BOBBINK & ATKINS,
RUTHERFORD, N. J.
DECIDUOUS
Clethra‘almifolia.) 2 to 346) wee:
Corchorus japonica fl. ple. (Ker-
fl. alba pet aetna ta AAS, mS Welle?
Vasile Gata t/ha eee eee
Cornus sanguinea, 2 to 3 ft......
sibiriGal; 2 fO0s. tbs ee
elegantissima, 18 to 24- in.
Varleratawecr sway bei
Gouchaulti; “New woo...
Spathie: = New. ben ean os
Cotoneaster Simonsii. Red ber-
TIER) eee Ge Sag on Eee oa
Crategus coccinea. Scarlet Haw-
CHOTA hte ss acca
COCCINGa, A“ tors vitae eee
fl. alba plena. White flower-
{Ulex (EOS bts 0 ese ee ere
Paul’s scarlet. Double red
HOWeTIMe :.)..c1 sees eee
Crategus oxyacantha. English
Hawthorn. Fine for hedges.
White flowered = 242552 nee
Crategus pyracantha Lelandei.
The evergreen thorn, pro-
ducing in the Fall beautiful
orange red berries, which
make these shrubs most
decorative through Winter.
Cytisus Laburnum. Golden chain,
AME O NG Utne nas rte ines oot
SPRING TRADE LIST
24 BULBS, SHRUBS, TREES, ETC.
FLOWERING SHRUBS—Continued.
Per 10
L506
3 50
Per 100
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6
I2
cole)
00
feje)
50
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Daphne Cneorum. Choice dwarf flowering
shrub. Several thousand fine plants on hand.
Each, 35c.; per 10, $3.00; per 100, $20.00.
Deutzia Corymbiflora (Novelty). This is the
first time this has been offered in this coun-
try. Is entirely different from all others,
having long, graceful branches, covered with.
corymbs of snowy white flowers, and large,
rich dark green leaves. Price, 2%-in. pots,
each, 25c.; per doz., $2.00; per 100, $15.00.
Field grown, each, 35¢.; per doz., $3.00.
Per 10
Deutzia candidissima. I to 2 ft.. ae 25
DE METAS ia ee icts cts eee ee a ys oo
TeeMOn Nel. hk. bee ae Aha 25
parvitlora.. News gece ot le 2 00
cqenata fl. pla ee. Ae eee ee. T25
Waterers... New i= recur ee I 50
Pride of ROcHesStenh- aa vecia te I 25
Eleagnus longipes. Very orna-
mental (ooo Fie nee emer eee 2 00
edulis) 23. 2s tse ieee I 50
Exochorda grandiflora. 2 to 3 ft.. I 50
Horsythia intermedia 22 oc.e7 cee I 50
SUSPeNSa.*.. las . ee eee E25
MOEtinel “44... Do Sec Hee eee I 25
viridissima. The Golden Bell.
BEES cn Behe sleek ee Ee I 25
Young plants, 1 to 2 it: 214650
Halesia tetraptera. Silver Bell Tree 2 00
Hedysarum multijugum. New....
2 50
$8
Io
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I2
I2
20
Per too
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Perro Per 100
Hydrangea hortensis nivea. Very
fine <-..40.340: Be eee eee I 50
Otaksa ‘4 th eee eee I 50 1200
paniculata grandiflora, 2 to 3 ft. 1 00 9 00
3 to.4 ft.” exira heavy... 2 50 “i200
radiata: .:cth oak eee eee I 50
Thos! Horus aan een I 50
cyanocladay tere ee I 25
Mariesi Novelty. 4-in. pots... 2 00
Hypericum (Colchium, Bien I 25
Moserianum. Beautiful dwarf
yellow flowering shrub. Per
10, $1.25; per 100, $10.00.
Kalmia latifolia. Mountain Laurel, beautiful
Spring flowering shrub. All sizes, from 2oc.
to $1.00 each.
Per 1o Per 100
Koelreuteria paniculata .......... $1 50
Philadelphus grandiflorus. Mock
Orange... 50.56 eee 1 25$10. So
emoinei, New, vatietyie2- ee 2 00
Prunus triloba) <tc. per eeee Trace
Pissardi. Purple-leaved, 2 to
3 LES ccs Se seat eee 1254882 00
Pissardi. Purple-leaved, 2 to
3 TESS Beds RE Be 1.225. S12 ao
Specimen pyramid grown
bushes: +2225, 6524-2 4 00
Pyrus japonica. Japanese flower-
[LS UGUINCe:.43 nits ae I 50 1200
4.4t:) Extra fines owe 250 20 00
Our stock of Japanese flowering
quince is very fine, and is of
the very best double scarlet
variety.
Rhus Cotinus. Smoke or Mist 3
~ Busi ae yo 5 es aera 1 50 -Yegeo
Ribes, sanguineum, aureum, al-
PINUM <.45.00.4 20 eee ee I 25 1000
Sambucus aurea. Golden Elder.
Bub... Ses emer ne ae eae I, 25; /109.06
2°tO: 4. Stone. A. pee ee 200 15.00
racemosa. Red berried. 4 to
MELE MRSS Sriate et tks ae 3.00 25 00
Very ornamental, neodneigs
red berries in large clusters.
We have extra large plants.
racemosa plumosa lacinate.
New iuianicu s sharers amie sory ni Kea 2 00
racemosa plumosa aurea. New
Golden Elder. One of the
best novelties out. Keeps
the golden foliage all
through the Summer. Each,
BOGS ayarr'ee biekere mie eene akc w+» 4 50
Spirea Anthony Waterer. Deep
pink: = 12to. WOminte se oe tee I 25 1000
2 tO SAty area et eee 200 I5 00
Thuinberei. 12) tosgrtie. pot ee 1°25 - 10:00
alirea.. 2 LOSS vite see eee 125 +10°00
Van ;Hoeuttei® 2 toLsiit. 7 escee I 25 1000
ee as
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EBULES, SHRUBS, TREES, ETC. . 25 RUTHERFORD, N. J.
DECIDUOUS FLOWERING SHRUBS-—Continued.
Perio Per tco Perro Per 1oo
Symphoricarpus racemosus. White Viburnum lantana. Heavy stock,
Se UOCEE af lh.c «eile rae. Ei, 25a HO..00 SRT RR ee ree ie ite Ae pay lg Os L2 OO
Syringa (Lilac). Sete and double BISIUE ALIN ore ash AUN ste Reve: 3 eal 5Oxe 12.00
varieties. 2to 3 Phys 358 as: L750. )12 00 io Gi tote 4 auatia lobe setae toner atch Paci Aas iO 0 6)
We ca pulus SPCEIMGH, © evecare ax neicicene & L525 S1On00
ee ee owe plicatum. Japanese snowball. I 75 15 00
Sena ae ? Pipe Weigelia, Red, pink, while silver,
A 25 Dt Cee eae sold,. variegated o.i.t. a4: E50: 112 (00
Owering varieties, at $15.00 mae Bathe New (dart
2 $30.00 Bee LCOrs eek, shaped). Each, 4oc....... 2050
Tamarix africana, gallica, indica, Looymansi aurea. New. Each,
Senimanical Veta seca.” 0502. 12 00 40C. eras eet tak eS 2 50
STANDARD FLOWERING SHRUBS
Per ro Per to
Azalea mollis 22-0008. wi) SRA ai Jayaeueple: oo | Dewtzia crenata, <2. /.00% Bel: aE 2 Ree $3 00
Althweasein wariety. 2.5 Cain 20s Sa eee - 3 50 | Amygdalus pumila .....:....... EN ane eA.
MP GUTUTS tL Dae oie oe ec sie ones ..- 3 50 | Cerasus sinensis, double fl. cherry. Be ae MQ" OO
Hydrangea paniculata grandiflora 2.00; | Prams: pissardi: 44. Lee ies eR at 311%. 00
Syrinea bmodi (Cuilac)® :.3.0. 20.22: ees. OO CCONOMmM Cay. Ne wie: eae ae A.G200
pyrtica, bile ana Vv lite: Ceilac)..ssss. 5 50 | Viburnum, Opults. \.........d.. 0.2 s.0esle: 3 00
Waistaria’ chinensis”... 65.0 a sas .a. t 0 00 DIMCALIM | Bulvees.. Len) Sapte abate 3 chek 5 00
Collection of Evergreens and Bay Trees.
BOBBINK & ATKINS, SPRING TRADE LIST
RUTHERFORD, N. j. 26 BULBS, SHRUBS, TREES, ETC.
CONIFERS AND EVEKRGREENS
We call special attention to our collection of Evergreens. We have hundreds of varie-
ties not enumerated in this list. All our Conifers are several times transplanted and set out
with a good ball of earth. They are sure to grow. Our prices are very low considering the
quality of stock. Cheap Evergreens are dear in the end, and we are convinced that our aes s
will give satisfaction. See General Catalogue for complete list of varieties.
Hach Lec rome) y | Each. Per 1o
ABIES, amabilis, 2% to 3 ft..... $3 50 RETINOSPORA plumosa, 1% to
Abies, balsamea, 3 to 3% ft.. 1 50 2 Tt... see ee ne ee : x Pectin ty 070:
Abies, canadensis. Hemlock, Retinospora plumosa, 2 to 3
Dei OwO lke ae ce eee 100 $9 00 Pts. scene hier ae ee ee 60 5 00
Abies, canadensis. Hemlock, Retinospora plumosa, 3 to 4
3 to 4 it........ ae I 25 12 00 Fs yp eye Nee ee ad I) 25° To709
Abies, Sere oe 3 oe ee Le Retinospora plumosa, 4 ft.. 4 50 35 oo
Abies, concolor, violacea, 372 Retinospora plumosa aurea,
to 4 ft.. ee ee S , i 3 50 1 tore at PL eee ee Br Sn ayo
Abies, magimifica Bane: 3%
FON AOE gl ELA Ts al 3 50 pe plumosa aurea, 2 £8
Abies, monatia elauca, 2 I- ey fe 2 00 to SU er Greeters ieee a) 50
Abies, nobilis, elauca, 3 tees OO, Retinospora plumosa aurea, 3 :
Abies, nobilis glauca, 4 ft... 5 00 t. ofa Skid ob camped 0: 225 -15°60
Abies, Nordmanniana, 1 ft.. 50 4 00 Retinospora plumosa aurea, 4
Abies, Nordmanniana, D tO ft. cM be OLD Oe lo og oe aleeha ce Poa oS 4 50 35 ou
Py Re Det Ae ne Bac ae I 50 Retinospora pisifera aurea, 2. .
Abies, Nordmanniana, 2 Me | Opec i tise rete MeN nS A I 00 900 -
2 ft. BL ace be Shae aee eh ena eae 2 50
Abies, Nordmanniana, 4 ft. . 3 50 |
Abies, picea excelsa, 2% to 3
1H Et Cah A eine ueenay WI CES . BO 2) 50
Abies, picea excelsa, 3 to 4 ft. Bien 3! OG
Abies, picea Aicockiana, Bit 150
Abies, picea compacta, 2% ft. I 50
Abies, pungens, 3 to 4 ft.... 2 00
Abies, glauca Kosteri. Blue ;
Sprtice.” Graited. «(81 to 10
{Sus 2aViearmsotalts erie 50 =. 4 00
reaiies Fis O.. 50
fete OO. 0-0
TRUE BLUE NPA tO) it i Sv)
( Zatti 2200
SPRUCE. 21O 2ye tt. 2 550,
Bott: <3: 550 |
BO} ep et aiyak (0) |
Large plants from $4 to $20 each.
CUPRESSUS Lawsoniana, 2 to 3 |
EL Mopar YS Oo kg a eyee ae -aleds ane 75
Cupressus Lawsoniana, 3 to 4
TM (iz Aas. 8 =a tantas aves RS I 00
Cupressus Lawsoniana, alu- |
T2092 tO Neth. eee fetes 200 |
JUNIPERUS hibernica, 1 ft.... te) Sl yaers)
iiipenus: hibernica, 2 site. - Aes OO
In different varieties, 2 to 2%
Hifsemtece cH ieticcst Monti? separ een ae Ty25elO | OO
PINUS austriaca. Austrian Pirie, | ce.
2A ag ta rie aay ea ae a 35 3 00 | Couvriants 1902. by Bobbink Re thie: z
BACO Ire Vetebn. woah Becta. hah 50. 4 00mm
OCs bail Dp yas OO A A AL 1-50, 712 100
SETODUS) #2 tO #3 Thy +51. oA ates ; HOw =3) 50 Blue Spruce—Picea Pungens Glauca.
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BULBS, SHRUBS, TREES, ETC.
BOBBINK & ATKINS,
RUTHERFORD, N. J.
CONIFERS AND EVERGREENS—Continued.
Each Per to
Retinospora pisifera aurea, 3
AIRE OEE A oid E aid oh es Ghee om 200 18 00
Retinospora pisifera aurea, 4
POLES a ec cee cin sO Oe <i) 35003000
TAXUS baccata. English Yew, 2
| Ops Ve Ce ee eee eee 200 15 00
Taxus baccata. English Yew,
Shae hte cok Wiles cor, ee har celees Oo
Taxus hibernica, 1% ft..... : 50,774 50
Taxus hibernica, 2 PO 3 VEEL 5 FuZ5 | SG. 00
Waxus, hibeamcas> fee: 412% 50020" GO
Taxus hibernica, fol. varie-
See SCG Siam i oa RE ae ai i 50 12-50
Taxus hibernica, fol. variegat-
EA ESTES i OR 5 ER Se a alr eras 3 00 25 00
THUYA occidentalis, 1% to 2 ft. © 30 200
Thuya occidentalis, 2 to3 ft.. 50s Ac0O
Thuya occidentalis, 3 to 4 ft.. G5. ¢:6) 00
Thuya sibirica, 18 to 24 ft... 30, «2 50
We have a great quantity of Evergreens in
tubs in all sizes and in many varieties. Ask
for list with prices.
Don’t fail to visit our Nurseries and inspect
this stock.
EVERGREENS AT THE PAN-
AMERICAN
The accompanying illustration shows a
certificate and the Bobbink & Atkins display
of evergreens at the Pan-American Exposition.
One picture shows, to the left, what was known
as the Elmwood entrance, where the greatest
number of people entered the grounds. It was
impossible to get the whole of the exhibit into
one view, as many fine specimen box trees
and bays extended along the lawn, both to the
right and left. Everything excepting the sweet
bays is planted out; we have not lost a single
plant. The exhibit consisted of standard and
pyramid sweet bays, a large number of finely
trimmed box, taxus, blue spruce, and a large
assortment of the choicest evergreens. This
collection arrived at Buffalo about May 15, oc-
cupying one entire car, but I think it is rather
unusual in handling so many evergreens that
not one should have turned out a loss: —Will-
iam Scott, in The Florists’ Exchange.
eoumupadation of the Suberin a
BOBBINK & ATKINS,
RUTHERFORD, N. J.
SPRING TRADE LIST
28
FRUIT DEPARTMENT
Per ro
Apples, Crab: Gites Sait.
SLAC Cee ec cek CU, ayn Re $6 00
TSt STAadens tOe7 Lene eee 4 00
MECH eS LOMO mite ee ees 2 00
Bismarck dwarf, 4 to 5 ft.... 4 00
Pears;.extha. 10 to Selttecne. Ut cee 6 00
USt orade-wost@u7 lth wie eee 4 00
AEC 5 tOr Zeke. ease cease 2 00
dwariiextiam3uto 4 etiam 3 50
Cherries) extra. iOnioy Sits sue ae 7 50
LSt Stade hetOusults onan chars 4 50
Rocky Mountain dwarf, 2 to 3
1 Caan tear aA ca etal aan aiee ty! 2 00
Plums; Japan. extras Oto orlt. a5 200
USE (eradeucem cee iss Seas a eae 50
general wariety,, extra, 0110 6
1S pe RR ane rer aye 5 00
qmieditin; OMtOrosites. 4 ae tre 4 00
Peaches iextrass tor 7 it soon 2 50
ESts OmadeeohtO. Obit al ae 1 50
HIVE GAA eye aes coh eehhLee clue aie I 00
OmInces extra 2 sche hae 4 00
1A BS: 72h 1G Shi Re RMR AN aE oS TV 2 50
A@ricotss extiasn4, toys ibe. eae ee 4 00
Fstperade2.tO' Sit pees 2 50
Nectarines, Ist grade, 4 to 6 ft... 3
Mulberries, Downing, Russian... 4
Blackberries, Wilson’s, Erie, Law-
ton, Rathbun
ceceececec ee ee we co
50
Per 100
$45
35
18
25,
18
30
18
12
9
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Nuts, Chestnuts, American, 4 to
£t. «cB ene hast. een
jJapany 2010s) 4t
Spanish, 3 to 5 ft
Filberts, 2 to 4 ft
Walnuts, English, 2 to 3 ft
japan sitousn it
Hickory, Shellbark, 2 to 3 ft....
Grapes, Concord, Moore’s Early,
Champion, Diamond, Ca-
tawba, Hartford, Niagara,
Brighton, Pocklington,
Wyoming, Delaware
Barly 1Camppelliee im. serene
Currants, Cherry, Versailles,
White Grape, Lee’s Black,
Eay<seerolinc sete
Gooseberries, Downing, Hough-
ton
Industry
Raspberries,
Red
Superlatives sche uys-caceu seer
Strawberries, all varieties.......
Asparagus, Con. Colossal, per
100, $1.00; per 1000, $6.00.
Rhubarb
GhiB 16/6; 6) 0) 0 1\6.8) (6 0) ©) 4
omnes este e; ope) 6) ome.
elles sie. ¢ 6 4, 6.6. l6) 6) es, 2
oeceeereoee es eee
e@oeoseoee eee ee eee ee we we woe
Cuthbert, Miller’s
eesceeceeeeoee ees ee ee ee ee oo
ORNAMENTAL TREES
Perio
Acer dasycarpum, Silver Maple,
Po iih TOM PER: stetva age nne $3 50
Vie LOe2 inh ala tite eee 4 50
dasycat pint 2 to.2 72 ate 7250
Weir’s cut-leaved, I in.,
LOE Es Vesegtee ees eee ate 4 50
pulverulentum, 8 to Io ft... 4 50
platanoides, Norway Maple,
PANY OlvOvLOr tries weer es 3 50
Acer platanoides—
La OID AM awa rae res $5 00
2 tO 22 \il use eee IO 00
Schwedleri, I in., 8 to Io
1 ed RI Sa eC EUS So 5 00
dark purple-leaved ma-
ple; 1% to 2 in., Io to
UP Syain Bees Th MSN eee rs Sysis Acs ale 15 00
Reitenbachi, 1 in., 8 to
TOM Et A nec iseRe ee uee 5 00
pseudo-platanus, dark pur-
ple-leaved maple, 2% to
2 tise Oost Ow sis able rncenn erent 25 00
Leopoldi, beautiful, 8 to Io
Bb So toate setae tnerne avoks a eteaemte dates 10 00
purpurea, purple-leaved, 8
LOD TOM ss ae cee ata cao ator 10 00
Per 100
$45
45
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saccharinum, Sugar Maple,
Ro Tile) SZ thle ie
Tos to) 2) ieee:
Zrii LAN Oui aent
Paton2 vomit
Specimen trees, $2.50 to
$13.50 each.
ZEsculus, hippocastanum. Horse-
chestnut: 144 to 142 4m,
Gh UO) te) ie
Pro) Py. ina ve), HO) ee
2% 11). Up) tO.1o! ft
fl. albo pleno, double
white flower, 8 ft
fl. albo pleno, Io to 12 ft.
rubicunda, red flowering
Horse-chestnut, I0 to 12
Le Tea an pale Sie. ls, Mee as
specimen trees,
Betula (Birch) alba. 8 to to ft..
oocee cee eee eo @
oecee ee
oeoee ee
laciniata. Cut-leaved Birch,
6 to: Battie o aeeementen oe oe
purpurea. Black Birch. 5 ft.,
SALLE hs a tanec tact en
Castanea vesca alba marginata,
beautiful silver variegated
leaved Spanish Chestnut.
Per ro
6
-$4 50
I oO
IO 00
6 00
BULBS, SHRUBS, TREES, ETC.
Per 100
Per too
75 00
100 00
175 00
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BULBS, SHRUBS, TREES, ETC. 29 RUTHERFORD, N. J
ORNAMENTAL TREES—Continued.
Per 10 Per too 4 ; Per 10 Per too
Catalpa Bungei, grafted, 2 to 3 Quercus palustris. Pin Oak. 7
heads. ....: 2355 20 00 1S ott eM SG ek Re ae 8 00
Speciosa. 8 ff: cee ae 4 50 ro C0 gl 09 geal a aare Se a 10 OO
10 ft.....33ee 7 50 aurea.- Golden Oak. 3 to 4
F Cercidiphvllum japonicum. 5 to HEU ee ai eon eke 5 00
7 ft. . A eee eee 9g 00 Pe ACHOCS Mb ee seas ne ais otro 7 50
7 to 8 it .cceeeeereny I2 00 tinctoria. Purple or Black
Cytisus Laburnum. 4 to 5 ft.... 4 50 Olen Aa) 5). Bestest 7 +50
5 to 7 ft. eee eee 7 50 coccinea (the true variety).
Vossi. \Newiipigntre: wee. 6 00 me ocatlet.) 4 f0.5 ieee 7G
Fagus Purpurea. Rivers’ Purple Salisburia adiantifolia (Ginkgo).
Beech:''4 Geman ween. 250 2000 G HON 7siter ee ats tye 10 00
latifolia.) Seto outhoe se ee 18 00 Sorbus americana. Am. Ash. 7
tricolor. Very fine. 4.to 5 ft. I2 50 TOP GRTUIPY cose Aen tacts see 3 00
asplenifolia. Fern-leaved. 5 aurea lutescens, silver-
£6 16s FE ene as ae ee 6 00 leaved..~6: fo27: it.) Very
Fraxinus americana. Am. White 1 S088
SHY SiLOstOeres eet. toe 5 00 was Golden Ash. 5 to 6 yee
Seip eat was eee ae Mea aie os
Paulownia imperialis. Empress ae Ge cL ere
Tree. ao 5 ft kes Cpe 3 50 NEON eos TZ tOle dite oes wes oe 4 00
Platanus orientalis. Oriental Hcl HORT at kee eae 10 00
Plane Se tOu7 fhm. oe sce 3°50.) 30700 platyphylla. 8 to 10 ft. Very
8 to Io ft............0.. siete 0,00 filter LreeSi st ia os eee 15 00
10 to. 12 tt eeeesee eee eeeeeee Io oo Ulmus americana. Americar
Ptelea trifoliata aurea. Golden Ela: 8 foo tte: Age. aoe 4 00
Hop tree. Each, $1.00 AURea. 7) tOuG ht ak, wages 7 60
Pyrus. Double-flowering apples campestris. Specimen trees.
ie vanicty. «5.to.0 ft..0)..: 5 00 Eeecbts. cen PatOOn «eee cets 25 00
Populus alba. Silver Poplar. 8 pPluMmOsa: -StO.O-He. 0. oe 4 00
Ree ChB EM orcke fa i's, 5: isi ataieloga iene 7 50 montana superba. 8 to 9 ft. 4 00
canadensis aurea. Gold Pop- Louis Van Houttei. 8 to 10
eM POMONA tyes soi css ace canis IO 00 ft. Very fine golden vari-
monilifera. Caroline Poplar. Bee Fliers ee fs le eth Pete AL £0 0O
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NOTE.—-For nursery stock, packing will be charged at cost.
For novelties and description of Hardy Plants see our Special Herbaceous Plant Cata-
logue.
TRAINED FRUIT TREES
We have a large quantity and variety of these trees, It is needless to inform our patrons
that trained trees are fast coming into favor in this country, and it will, in our opinion, only be
a few years when all kinds of trained trees will be planted in every garden, either large or small.
We have published an illustrated pamphlet of trained trees and same will be mailed on application.
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Our General Catalogues
While we have made this Catalogue for Florists and Nurserymen who are especially
interested in this class of stock, we have, in addition, issued our General Catalogues as in
previous years, which will be found replete with Hardy Herbaceous Plants, Evergreens
and Conifers, of which we are large growers and importers; notable among them are
Colorado Blue Spruce, Cedrus Atlantica glauca, Yews, Pinus, Junipers, and many others
of equal grace and beauty.
In ornamental trees we carry a large stock of Golden, Black and Red Oaks, Purple
and Weeping Beech, Golden Elm and Mountain Ash, Golden and Silver Poplars, and
other fancy ornamental trees which would materially add to the beauty of the landscape
when planted amongst a general variety of trees. 7
Flowering and Evergreen Shrubs have been given a place in this Catalogue; this
they richly deserve, as no garden is complete and beautiful without them, including
Rhododendrons, Azaleas Amcena, Mollis and Ghent; also Lilacs, Spireas, Mountain
Laurel, and others too numerous to mention here. |
Summer-flowering Bulbs have not been overlooked, Japan Liles, Cactus, Dahlias,
Cannas, Gladiolus, Gloxinias and Begonias being very conspicuous in our list.
Bay Trees and Boxwood in standard and pyramidal form, and clipped Boxwood in
all shapes are in our storehouses.
Fruit Trees both in ordinary stock and trained trees, which have for many years
been so popular in Europe, are also listed.
We will take pleasure in mailing these Catalogues free to prospective buyers.
BOBBINK & ATKINS.
INVITATION
We shall be pleased to have anybody interested in Horticulture visit our |
| Establishment, which is situated at Carlton Hill, N. ]. We have on hand at all |
_ times many interesting Plants, Shrubs, Trees and othé1 stock. Our storehouses and |
greenhouses cover a superficial space of 100,000 square feet, and at this season the
stock we have in them is worth traveling any distance to see. In addition to this,
our large Nursery 1s always worth seeing.
Yours truly,
| BOBBINK &. ATKINS.
Place Your Import Orders Now
* Weare the largest importers of Ornamental Florist and Nursery Stock in America, and have our
representatives in all parts of the world. We will be pleased to give letters of introduction to any of
our growers or representatives in foreign countries, and upon request we will have our representative
meet prospective purchasers in any city, who will take pleasure in showing them all horticultural points
of interest.
This illustration represents a collection of Specimen Azaleas, imported by us last Fall,
many of them measuring 5 to 7 feet in diameter.
We will be pleased to gommunicate with parties wishing to purchase specimen plants of any kind.
We import—direct from Africa, Australia, Belgium, Bermuda, Canada, Central America, East Indies,
France, Great Britian, Germany, Holland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, South America, and West
Indies—Ornamental Nufsery Stock, Plants, Seeds and Bulbs." If interested, write us, and we will notify
you when importations arrive, in erder that you can inspect the stock.
_ ASK FOR IMPORT CATALOGUES
“Rutherford Park” Lawn Grass Seed
_ To obtain a beautiful lawn, ‘oné Which is pleasing to the eye and a joy to the owner, you must be
very particular in the seleetion of your grass seed. We recommend to you our **‘ RUTHERFORD
PARK’? MIXTURE, which we have found very satisfactory in our landscape gardening work, and which
has given great satisfaction wherevey used. We are the originators of this brand, wishing to have our
own seed, on which we knewwe could depend. :
A great deal of your success with a beautiful lawn depends on the proper preparation of the soil.
This should be done by draining, if necessary, and digging or plowing to the depth of 6 to 12 inches,
according to the nature of the soil, applying at the same time a liberal quantity of well decomposed
manure. Before sowing, the ground should be perfectly cleaned, made level, and evenly raked. The
seed should be sown on a calm day, at the rate of 4 to 5 bushels to the acre. The ground should then
be rolled, and, as soon as the grass has attained the height of 2 to 3 inches, rolled again. Frequent
mowing and rolling are indispensable to maintain the turf in good order.
Our **RUTHFRFORD PARK” MIXTURE will make a close, thick turf in a very few weeks. It
roots deeply, enabling it to.withstand severe droughts; consequently maintaining its beautiful rich
green color the entlre season. The ‘RUTHERFORD PARK” is no doubt the Cheapest Lawn Grass
Seed offered ; not particularly.qn account of the price, but more from a point of quality and quantity of
seed tothe bushel, which contains 2lgpounds of the finest kinds and varieties of grasses used for lawn
purposes. We believe this mixture® to be among the best now on the market, and would ask our
customers to carefully consider this before, placing their orders.
We will supply any quantity our customers may desire to meet the needs of the ground on which it
is to be sown. Sa
THE QUANTITY REQUIRED for making new lawns is 4 to 5 bushels to the acre; for renovating old
lawns, 1 to 2 bushels. Fof a new plot. 15x25 ft., or 375 sq. ft., two quarts is required, and one quart
for renovating old lawn of same dimensions. Busb., $4.50. sf boa
BOBBINK & ATKINS
Wholesale Mmporters
Growers, Florists and Nurserymen
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Shrubs, Trees, Evergreens, Plants, Not enumerated in this
list can be supplied at
and other
Bulbs, Palms, Ferns, Orchids stock the lowest market cost
E will be pleased to have anyone desirous of purchasing this stock submit their lists of wants for our lowest prices, or we will call upon you
by request and submit estimates,
We are always in the market for large Palms and stock of all kinds, and will be pleased to hear from collectors and raisers of new varieties of
Plants, Orchids, Seeds, Bulbs, etc., with a view of purchasing or exchanging same.
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED
\ MSTTORS can reach us by taking the Christopher or Barclay Street Ferry from New York, connecting with the electric cars in Hoboken.
Cars pass by our nursery at East Rutherford (Carlton Hill). Take Erie R. R., W. 23d or Chambers Street Ferry, New York, to
Rutherford, N. J.
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