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Exotic Murseries
RUTHERFORD - NEW JERSEY
JULIUS ROEHRS CoO.
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House Showing Collection of Stove and Greenhouse Plants
Roehrs’ General Plant Catalogue
We have pleasure in presenting this Catalogue to our many friends and patrons, and thank them
for their generous support in the past, a continuance of which we respectfully solicit.
It has always been our aim to deserve the appreciation bestowed upon us, and we hope to do still
better in the future.
We are continually adding to our collections of different plants, trying always to have them as com-
plete as possible.
The stock we offer is in first-class condition and none but well-grown plants will be sent out.
Every plant offered is guaranteed true to name.
Prices quoted herein are subject to change without notice.
Visitors are always welcome at our Nurseries, which can be reached via Erie Railroad from Jersey
City, N. J., Rutherford being the first station out; or via electric cars, White Line Trolley, from Hoboken,
N. J., at the D. L. & W. Railroad depot.
BUSINESS TERMS
Orders from unknown parties must be accompanied by remittance or satisfactory references.
Orders for goods desired sent C. O. D. must be accompanied by 50 per cent. of amount of order.
All claims must be made on receipt of goods, otherwise they will not be considered.
All goods travel at purchaser’s risk after they are in the hands of the express company.
Packing will be done in the most up-to-date manner and will be charged at cost.
Customers of approved references will receive a credit of thirty days.
All quotations are f. 0. b. Rutherford or New York City.
We will deliver within fifty miles of New York City by automobile, if so desired, provided orders are
large enough. Charges will be at cost.
GARDENERS AND SUPERINTENDENTS
We always have on our books names of highly qualified and experienced gardeners. We are always
careful to recommend none but well-tried men. No charge whatever is made for such service to either party.
2 JULIUS ROEHRS COMPANY, RUTHERFORD, N: J:
Stove and Greenhouse Plants
We have the most extensive collection in America.
We are in a position to fill conservatories with the choicest of plants. Anyone building conservatories
and wishing to fill same with plants away from the ordinary every-day collections would do well to commu-
nicate with us.
These choice plants are quite as easily grown as others, add more luster and beauty to the greenhouse,
and give far more pleasure to the amateur. Some of the plants enumerated in this Catalog are climbing
plants, producing beautiful flowers, and are most desirable for decorating conservatories.
Many of these plants can be had in smaller sizes.
We always have on hand a quantity of large
specimen plants in case immediate effect is desired.
Each
ACA CTAsarmatanw.sc2 2% ctersotrndhen $1.50 to $2.50
anmataapendulaneen aris eee $1.50 to 2.00
Cordata:® Gry pie. mite ee oe oe ae Ee 5O tO) 2,CO
Drismmr onde een ae pL. 50 to 2.50
longifolia magnifica =-..-5-. 22 4- He SO) 160) 22 50
OWAtA eo ee ieee en kere ts FO tO Do
Parad oxatrssec.ac)ceacieee er Hl FO tO 5.CO
platypteras. to hs ee ee ee pA SO 1) 2,50
PUDESCENS is PR ere erm onus $5.00 to 10.00
pulehiellart 5 shoe eee ee ttre Hi, FO LO 2.56
RIGC AN ee ei cies Bodh ae ee eae DI GSO) UO) 2.50
ACALYPHA Macafeana. Foliage red,
jangenelteeval Wilteln CiihaMKOMNs oo concen be 50c. to I 00
Sanderi (Hispida). Grown for its long, red,
amaranthus-like spikes of flowers. Green
ROMIAR OS ae et eet en eis one ene ene ee LOC LOMO
Sanderivallban sie.< ae on eee $i to 1 50
ACANTHUS montanus. Thistle-like in ap:
pearance; long, spimose leavesnenye aa) oe a2 Eso
Alocasia argyrea
Each
AGLAONEMA commutatum ..5o0c. to $1 00
pictum. Dwarf grower; foliage dark
green, variegated white....50c. to 2 00
versicolor) Gc na aoe 75C. tO huge
ALLAMANDA cathartica. Stove climb-
er; flowers golden yellow, funnel-
Shaped= Onick toro weraaaeser $1 to 5 00
grandiflora. Produces thin stems of
WElON WIONIEES «oa e ea ek $1.50 to 10 00
Hendersoni. Very free - flowering
variety. Flowers very large yel-
LOW a5. Ge bade ee $1 to 7 50.
Wardleyana............... $1. 50: t0myaee
Williamsi. Flowers in continuous
clusters. (See our Orchid Cata-
IGEUCS he chee eae $1.50 to5 00
ALOCASIA Alexandra........... $3 to 5 00
argyrea. Surface almost silvery
white, with interspaces, shaded
light greeh.. (527 te enane $3 to 5 00
GandavensiS:.4..-- 22.40 oeee $5 to 10 00
PIFAS | 2 kee ae ve 3 50
: Jobnstonminy. ac. oe ee $5 to 10 00
Kerchoveana. Large, variegated
LEAVIES:2 co hates huchont ooe p eee $2 to 5 00
Lowii. Foliage olive-green, with
: ; silvery markings reverse side rich
Acanthus montanus PUDpIE shot eee $1.50 to 5 00
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Alocasia Zebrina
Alocasia macrorhiza.
marbled white; footstalks streaked pure
Andreanum, Mr. Julius Roehrs. Very large
flowers; very dark red
Leaves blotched and Each
SiAldT Ae Cee ak a ie ae Ne a eT | $1 to $4 00
IAL CIN AC Abe ae ners ema ee ei e349 LONG, 106,
Marchatititce as, soy aho ic ce ae eu $5 to 15 00
Martin Cahuzac. Green, with prominent
white veins; reverse side light purple.$5 to 7 so
metallica. Rich bronze; purple below.$2 to 5 00
Sanderiana. Dark green, with striking ivory-
NUMERO GVELINS: 5 aM ct cl ae nny Set $3 to 5 00
Spectabile ery ee ere $3 to 5 00
Thibautiana. Greyish olive-green; greyish
WHILE Velie. nate Ne $3 to 5 00
Wiatsomiatian. 20%. asain lessen Sli $3 to 5 00
Zebrina, Foliage dark green; stems light
PTCCM ey gr A aa NN Reet ane aN ee Re ak $5 to 10 oo
A PINVARSand era 2.4. ee ee $1 to 3 00
AMOMUM vitellinum. Resembles a Ma-
1of2 1 Vega RES SON em Les ANNIE (arent Pa HOC LOM 50
ANLASONTA punicea =... a ee $1 to 2 50
AMPELOPSIS orientalis ............50c. to 1 00
ANANASSA sativus foliis variegatis. A very
striking foliage plant, beautifully varie-
gated pink on light green.......... $2 to 5 00
ANTHURIUM Andreanum.........$2.50 to 5 00
Andreangmialbumeys a ee $5 to 10 00
Andreanum, Amedee de la Combe. Large,
Varievated spaunesnaa ise) Ma wea 5 00
Andreanum, Baron Gaston Chandon de
Briailles Oe. Jes newer 5 00
Andreanum, John Laing. Spathes very
darkestitedtey frre ce mo) lt ap ge eee ete ee 5 00
Andreanum, Lawrenceanum. Spathes dark
red; medium size, with prominent veins. 5 00
Andreanum Lowii. Very dark red........ 5 00
Andreanum, Mlle. Maritin Cahuzac; syn.,
Bicolots a.¢ oe ewes a hee a ae 5 00
Andreanum, Mme. de Bouvoir........... 5 00
Andreanum, Monsieur Draps-Dom ....... 5 00
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Anthurium Andreanum, Mrs. Julius Roehrs. Each
Spathes large, salmon-pink.............$5 oo
Andreanum, Mrs. Spencer. Pink variety
A. SO) LO Js
Andreanum Rhodochlorum. Spathes ex-
ceedingly large; heart-shaped, red; upper
50
parteyellowsandiichtvereen ye. c- 4-00 IO 00
Andreanum, Silver Cloud. Fine
Wine wWatlebye «esse $3 to 10 co
Andreanum, Souvenir de Gand
Oransie=rediae saa. a5. $3 to Io oo
Andreanum, Triomphe de [’Ex-
position. Spathes bright blood-red. .$3 to 10 oo
BOS OLENSCHPEN rs ne ee oa BF Os LOL LON OO
crystallinum. Foliage deep velvety green;
MUCH LERYSta UAW tess es 422 pl 5Ou LO) LO) OO
crystallinum foliis variegatis. Similar to
ADO, OWE ImMeIE WANAIEMANKECl: G5 c5c0 5 $5 to 15 00
Dich antec c5-sesay eek es aes $3.50 to 5 00
ORCC UII hs a ak te, oss non HB. 5O lO 5 CS
Ca Cay ree ihe ete mvt Rens ecard te $5 to 15 00
STAN Cre pew rcc te yet sets ROS ke ic $2.50 to Io oo
illustris. Like Crystallinum foliis variegatis,
but much more variegated, some leaves
nearly wholly whitish yellow. Very
Gittatkebin Grae acetone tee, nyt a Pens a tee $7.50 to I5 00
Scherzerianum. Intense scarlet spathes;
OOMMAS |NOOWNE. 2 ococerco secs sl 5OtO % CO
Scherzerianum atro-rubra. Dark blood-red 5 00
Scherzerianum grandiflorum. Pink....... 5 00
Scherzerianum, Mme. Dalliere. Very dis-
(OUNCE, CNM OKC dels ws een een Bolero s-raaa 5 00
Scherzerianum Rothschildianum. White,
SPObLed enim Somes eas alee cA ee cee 5 00
VELONUIMEAULe Minne ee ee see OOO
VelutinismMeEnOSeUMen] sa40 a ee ee TO 00
Warocqteaniiner saan ee re snLOOnOO
FESCHYNANTHUS zebrinus. Variegated
folvagenp laminae. tant crete ace a oes i Gi tO 2500
Alpinia Sandere
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Each
APHELANDRA aurantiaca......... soc. to $1 oo
Veopoldit 29 Aces bet ee oe oe 50c. to I 00
ARAL TACAUre a: Sen ea eh ete oe ROG ALON in 15
Chabrieri. Charming palmate spreading
NE AWESS eA hsee het ecient ne dade ee eer gee $1 to 2 50
elegantissima. Finely divided metallic-
Pereen fOWAme Us ees o septa Geeks $1.50 to 3 00
MICO Ashes ey Leno see eee $1 to 5 00
Guilfoylei. Spotted erect stems; white-
joakey peiuaveyel IMEENYESn sa acs ow cos cee $1.50 to 5 00
Kerchoveana. Dark green large leaves.
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MONSULOSA. ces. ce ee ee FOC seOm OO
tensitolian 6 ae ht as Sie eae tee Nee SO) UO) S, Cle
Veitchii. Very narrow leaves, with undu-
lated edges; dark green above, and red
Undernedthae er ey oe ere (BIE GO) UO) B EO
Veitchii gracillima. Much like above,
with still narrower foliage....... $1.50 to 3 00
ARAUWCARTA “excelsa 5.522526 on: Tiss tO) 5 CS
NorfolkiIsland, Pine®2)--.25-9 0000 W5\Ca WO) 5 CL
excelsaiGlaucaryj. 5 sone: fot ue er $1 to 3 50
Bid willie: ei ele eee ee from 10 00
Conninchanitee ce ee eo: from 10 00
Imbricata, Monkey Puzzle.......... from 5 00
Robusta compacta. Strong grower$1.50 to 5 00
ARDISIA crenulata. Plants bearing clusters
of red berries. Very popular, especially
at Christitas i422 aeons ects $2 to 7 50
ARISTOLOCHIA elegans. Very fine climber.
Flowers the shape of a pipe,are dark brown
amndsstripedine sss. .-e ee te oar pi SOnEON5 OO
gigas Sturtveantii. Flowers large, dark
Purples... Larry Meenas eet ea eee $1.50 to 3 00
ASPARAGUS Crawshawi.:..--............- I 00
decumbens cate eee ee $1 to 2 50
DaChesnert ry. ome cet ey eee Soa ene 2 00
Clon@atalt sci teres tee naees cee $1.50 to 3 00
Madagascariensis. Good climbing variety
Of StLOnE SLOW the aes oe ers oe SH LORLONOO
Myriocladus. Dwarf habit; deep bluish
PLC CM en e-em co erect $1.50 to 3 00
plumosus. Fine for cutting......... DEC. i i SO
Anthurium crystallinum foliis variegatis (see page 3)
Asparagus Sprengeri.
ASPIDISTRA lurida.
, Eine -for baskets, +. cole eee soc. to $1
Sprengeri foliis variegatis......... $3.50 to 5
Dark green leaves.
Very good house plants... 922-2.) 41 tone
lurida foliis variegatis............ $1.50 to 3
BEGONIA glaucophylla scandens.
Flowers pink, in large trusses..... From soc.
Gloire de Lorraine. Fine winter-flowering
variety. Rooted leaf cuttings in spring,
in 2%-in. to 3-in. pots... .$20 and $25 per
100. Large plants, from September to De-
Comber, from .4. 22-year $1 to 3 «
Gloire de Sceaux. Beautiful bronze foliage.
Pink flowers. Winters are 75 Come
Glory of Cincinnati........ Prom 25eaupee
Greporiana)..20 uke, ok ae eee SOG, tos
La Patrie.
manicata aurea. Leaves large, green, spot-
ted: yellows ets ao ae ree SOG, Omer
manicata cristata. Leaves same color as
above, but edges are fringed very beau-
tidullly.. 9s Sos ve ce a ee ee $5 to 10
Rex. In the following varieties:
Bella The Commodore
Cleopatra Miss H. M. Gould
Clementine Her Majesty
Madame Siebold Lenox
Mrs. H. G. Moore Louis Closson
President Carnot
Sanders Masterpiece
Penelope
The Maharajah Silver King
The Marquis The Rajah
smaragdina. Green, velvety foliage.soc. to 1
subpeltata nigricans............... 50c. to 1
Turnford Hall. Winter-flowering, white.
Same habit as Lorraine. Leaf-cuttings
and plants same price as for Lorraine.
Winter-flowering Varieties—Mrs. Heal,
Ensigne, Julius, Winter Cheer. Strong
bulbs. pot-srownh, = 3-44-55.) eee I
Denmark
Nero
BIGNONIA argyreo-violascens. Strong-grow-
ing stove climber.
Small foliage. Purple
IMOWEUS, oS: oo $1 to 2
VieGnuStalqnn eee $1 to 2
BILLBERGIA Morelli
(Bromeliacee). Very
showy; flowers purple;
limp petals and red
Sepals serene $2 50 to 5
BORONIA Megastigma.. 2
BOUGAINVILLAA glabra
Sanderiana. Flowers
rich violet-red$1. 50 to 5
Harrisii. One of the most
beautifully variegated
foliage flowering
plants. Foliage beau-
tifiully {mia nbitem
creamy white on dark
green ground.$1.50 to 2
BOUVARDIAS, Single
Varieties ..... 25c2 toms
Rose-Pink.
Scarlet.
White.
Princess Charles of
Drooping branches. Each
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TUES CROEBHRS (COMPANY, RUTHERFORD, N. J. 5)
Caladium, Fancy-leaved
No other foliage plants equal these in rich and
gorgeous, yet soft coloring. We claim to have the
finest collection in America, including all new
varieties. Dormant tubers supplied from October
to February. Plants afterward.
Tubers from 50 cts. to $2 each; plants from
$3.50 each
$1 to
Alfred Maine.
Alice Van Geert.
Alphonse Carr.
Antonio Joaquin.
Creamy white, veined rose.
Araras. Rosy white ground, with dark green ribs
and veins.
Arethuse.
Argyrites. Small leaves, green, marbled silver.
Assunguy. Transparent leaves, with black-green
veins; entire leaves suffused with deep rose-pink.
Athalia.
Azulas.
Baron de Rothschild.
center and spots.
Baspbora.
Barullos.
Boildieu.
Boinceatil.
B. S. Williams.
Camarajba.
Capibaribe.
Cardinale. Brilliant red, dotted with golden yel-
low and greenish yellow.
Carolina.
Caseanga.
Caypet.
Charlemagne. Large rosy leaves; nerves dark red.
Clio. Ground color deep rose, shaded white; green
ribs and narrow green margin.
Combra.
Comtesse de Bertheu.
Comtesse Ferd. de Lesseps.
veins.
Comte de Germiny. Dull red leaves, with brighter
veins, maculated white.
Mottled green, with red
Deep rose.
Rose; rich crimson
Cordova.
Countess of Warwick.
Diamantina. _Ground color rose, shaded white,
green ribs and narrow green margin.
Delicatissimum.
Don Manuel Lobe.
Dr. A. de Castro. Light green, with red veins.
Elsa. Light rose; numerous large red spots.
Eucharis.
Exquisite. Dwarf, with bright red, carmine leaves.
Fauste.
Flamesii.
Flamingo. Mottled carmine, red disc; scarlet veins.
Gabrielle Lemoinier. Silver-white, translucid
leaves; center veined green.
Gaze de Paris. Foliage quite transparent; bright
green veins.
Gaspard Crayer.
margin.
General Kuroki.
Gerard Dow. Pale yellow ground; carmine mid-
rib; deep red veins; narrow green margin.
Golden Queen. Pale golden yellow.
Hayuba.
Henriette Basset.
Henry Lovatt. Rose with a deep green margin.
Icaris. Fine, large, red leaves, with narrow green
edging.
Iguatu.
Isis.
Jacob Weiss.
Red center, with a broad green
James H. Laing.
Joan Gande.
Jules Duplessis.
La Lille.
Lady Stafford Northcote.
with crimson.
Lillie Burke. Large white leaf, rose center, netted
and veined deep rose.
Lord Derby. Leaf light rose, with green veins.
Pink, veined rose, edged green.
Broad leaf, red, shaded
| Madame LaForge. Reddish crimson, green margin.
Madame Leon Say. Carmine-red, border yellowish
white.
Madame Schmidt. Brilliant red, green border with
red and white spots.
Madame Villacans.
Mareyarii.
Marguerite Tilluey.
Marquis F. d’Albertas. Silvery leaf, edged green.
May Archer. Light creamy white; bright rose
center.
Minus Erubescens.
crimson.
Michael Buchner.
Mitridata.
Mons d’Hatley.
Mossoro.
Mr. J. C. Pierpont Morgan.
Mrs. H. Veitch. Large, pinkish red leaf; midribs
and veins bright crimson,
Noakesii.
Oliver Ames.
Oriflamme. Brilliant red, margined with green.
Very dwarf; leaves reddish
Bright red.
Ouro Fino. White ground, crimson ribs.
Pintado. Pink spots on a greenish white ground.
Pistale.
Princess Alexandra.
Princess Royal. Ground of leaves golden with
crimson center.
Professor Welmack.
Puvis de Chavannes. Roundish leaf slightly pointed
bluish gray ground with reddish brown veins and
large white spots.
Rio de Janeiro.
Rodeckii. Brilliant green,
border, spotted light red.
Roncador. Dark rose, with green veins; black green
ribs.
Rossini superbum.
Salvator rosa. Bright red center, tinted with rosy
violet; light green margin.
Sappacara.
Sarocaba.
Silver Cloud. Ground color silvery white; small
green spots; carmine-red veins.
Sir Julian Goldsmid. Leaves large glowing red
veins; interspaces turning from white to red.
Souvenir de Lille.
Splendidum.
St. Albans.
Tarachu.
The Mikado.
Triomphe de Comte. Leaves large; ground olive-
green; bright red veins.
Triomphe de l’Exposition.
ribs, green border.
Tynbara.
Vetteda.
Ville de Hamburg. Rosy red, nicely netted with
carmine.
Ville de Laon. Red veins, center red; border pale
green, spotted rose.
Virginale.
Wightii.
William Pfitzer. Carmine-red.
dull red ribs; white
Crimson center; red
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CAMELLIA. Best commercial varieties. Each
Redvand whites a... 55 45 ees ae LO pSaoO
SPeChme nM pl aiUS ernest ran $30 to 75 00
CAMPYLOBOTRYS Ghiesbreghtii » Hoff-
mannia Higgensi. Leaves velvety pur-
DIGS ews Moe hea oie BE eoge BOG UOM EOO
Ghiesbreghtii variegata............ Wks (KO) 16 CXS)
CENTROSOLENA bullata.............. $1 to 2 00
CISSUS discolor. Fine stove climber; vel-
vety green, spotted white and deep
ideoleNSn joie. oo ca sce be ecaee ce TGs UO) 2 Ce) |
CITRUS, Kumquat, Sinensis, Otaheite,
ete. Strong plants, iruited: 4-...)2) 50)lo) 5 Co
Specimen trees....Price on application. .
CLERODENDRON Balfouri. Fine climber;
cluster of white flowers with a corolla...
il, WO) 2 SO
Balfouri-varicgataee o.44. 50 eee $1 to 3 50
fallax. Flowers bright scarlet........ $1 to 2 50
CLIVIA (Imantophyllum) miniata. Flowers
produced in umbels of ten to twenty; deep
Coleen ol ed came Note aN ce MR ab iota, ees pi tomZzoo:!
CHLOROPHYTUM Sternbergianum........ 25
COCCOLOBA pubescens. Very large-leaved
plants of striking appearance ..... $5 to 15 00
COLOCASITA ferroxsha evince ee See 8 56
COSTUS malortieanus syn zebrinus. Foliage
danksonreentavielzetiya cers orion: $1.50 to 3 00
CROSSANDRA infundibuliformis....... $1 to 2 00
CRYPTANTHUS zonatus zebrinus.75c. to 3 00
Benker ee tk ee $1 to 2 00
recurvata foliis variegatis............ $1 to 2 00
Croton, Fred. Sander
Coccoloba pubescens
Crotons
Unexcelled in beauty and richness of colors.
They are fine plants for the conservatory and can
also be used for planting out. Our collection is most
extensive.
Price, 314- to 4-inch pots 50 cts. to 75 cts. each, 5-inch
pots $1 to $1.50 each
TRILOBED CROTONS
Craigii Madame de St Valier
Countess of Pembroke New.
Debrie Lachaume. Madame Houlet. New
New. Madame Fernand
Docteur Alix. New. Kohl. New
D’Israellii Mile. Elizabeth Andre
Fred Sander. New. Monsieur Ghierrard
Fournierii Monsieur Fournier
Madame Delaume Monsieur Mayne
New. Monsieur Opix
Trilobum grandiflorum
NARROW-LEAVED CROTONS
Anatomense Interuptum
Egmontonense. New. Lady Zetland
Aighburthonense Laingii
Aigburthen Gem Majestica
Chelsoni Minerva
Comte de Castellane Mrs. Luther
Cronstadti Mrs. H. B. May
Daviesii picturatum
Dormaniana punctata aurea
Elegantissima Princess of Wales
Elysian ovalifolia
Flambeau rosea-picta
Golden Gem Silver Ring
Golden Ring Sinitziana
Hamondii Sunrise
Hanburyana superbus
Her Majesty Warrenii
Ingomar Weismannii
Inimitabilis
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LARGE-LEAVED CROTONS
Albert Cruffaut Mad. Victor Lemoine
Etna macrophylla
Andreanum Mackoyana
Barry magnolefolia
Baron Frank Selliere magnolefolia superba
Baron James de Roths- Mlle. Martha Cahuzac
child Marquise de Balleroy
Beauty of Greenwich Moon Light
Beauty of Wyndmore Mortii
Bruxellense Nestor
Bergmanii Newmannii
B. Comte Mons. Louis Draps
Chantinii Mons. Mantheau
Charmer President Deimale
Count de Gerainy Prince Henry
chrysophylla Queen Victoria
Duchesse de Gramont Reide
Edwin Lonsdale Rockfordii
Fasciata Rose Hill
Feuilles d’Automne recurvefolia
General Brissac Souvenir de Laeken
Hassen Rassem Bey Thompsonii
Jamesiana undulata
Lord Belhaven variabilis
Lord Hope Veitchii
Lord Rendell volutum
Madame Selliere
CURMERIA Wallisii. Handsome ornamental Each
plant; leaves rich deep green, irregularly
blotched yellowish green..........$1 to $2 50
CYANOPHYLLUM magnificum. Very strik-
ing plant. Leaves large, deep green
on surface; reddish bronze on reverse
side. Veins white or light green....$3 to 15 oo
CYRTODEIRA fulgida. Very dark green
Croton, Madam Fernand Kohl
DIEFFENBACHIA Barraquiniana. Midrib Each
white; blade scattered white spots. .$1 to $3 00
POW AG Cc ark Paine Gras, ease aes aces $1.50 to 3 00 Baumanni. Large, bright green leaves,
cupreata. Creeper; copper-colored foliage, blotched trait hia waaitennnri eer $1 to 2 50
ae fOWEESises, cuttin as cmces oe: $1.50 to 2 50 Bausei. Leaves yellowish green, blotched
metallica tn oe eee bs SO 1k) 2 SO dark green, spotted white..........$1 to 3 00
CYPERUS alternifolius (Umbrella Plant). Fourneirii. Dwarf variety........... $I to 3 00
May be grown as a sub-aquatic...25c. to. 50 Imperialis. Very large leaves; dark green,
alternifolius foliis variegatis.......... $1 to 2 00 J with ae Be sods ob on cee eae i 5 00
enmanl. Watt variety; leaves bright
DICHORISANDRA undata......... $2.00 to 5 00 green; some white spots........... $1 to 3 00
I oct IB be ec ao ee Po Geo aadG $2.50 to 5 00 COM en fey PI ee ts $1 to 5 00
magnifica. Large, dark green foliage, with
blotches and spots of pure white....$1 to 3 00
memoria-Corsii. Deep green, blotched
WIDE Cn niete Rey nu) nanan anal See $1 to 3 00
picta. Fine green-spotted between the
NU (GIONS sr Aree h Seapa Vlec a ae a ee Si ne $1 to 3 00
TREK ferret ae Mut ae td eter ee ees cota i $1 to 3 00
Seguine picta. Leaves green, with conflu-
GIME SUES BOC! GOOUSa cd osaccccocos $1 to 5 00
ai DIONA NA musipulayse 5-5 OG. Lon (CO
| DIPLADENIA rosea. Fine stove climber.
lowers) beauitiiulsoimike seers ene $2.50 to 5 oo
TO PUTA tiple ee ty winks SBD. 5) EO) 5 Crs)
DRACAENA amabilis. Green and _ pinkish
LA gUIC(Sy ah ECR SR iE ea ee a Tee $1 to 2 50
Baptisii. Long, broad foliage; cream-red
AMGROLAM Cheer as ones his weceoays $1 to 3 00
Bruanti. Leaves green; narrow; short
75 Cu COWL 50
Bruanti striata. Leaves striped golden
SPIO acta oie Gd SONS onc RS Ea ee ee SOO
Cantleyi. Leaves long, green, spotted light
MCDA aiid Goss LAR Oe ee toe ne ee ee ae 2150
a Doucetti. Leaves narrow, variegated white.
Dracena terminalis Wenyscracenulsand hanciyee ela a $1 to 5 00
8 JULIUS ROEHRS COMPANY, RUTHERFORD, N. J.
House of Dracena fragrans, Lindeni; Massangeana
Dracena fragrans. Broad dark green foliage; Each
ZOOds HOUSE mpl amber eee $1 to $5 oo
Godseffiana. Entirely different habit from
all other Draceras. Leaves leathery,
dark green, densely marked with spots of
CC MEEH NIN WAIN ober, mete eee cee bc oe 50c. to
Goldieana. Bushy grower. Leaves dark
green, marked cream-white...... $1.50 to
Imperialis. jcc see. ae tee lO
Lindeni. Beautifully variegated, striped
Daley vellOwaee ees eee ENpEn 5 Om O
Dracena Victoria
(ote)
(exe)
(ote)
oO
son-carmine, changing into bronze.75c. to $1
Massangeana. Leaves green, striped yellow
in COMtCr so. ee eee ea ee $1 to 5
Pere Charon. (Crimson foliage...........- 2
Professor Peynaert. Broad-leaved bright,
red folla@e ns 1.05 aro ee ee $1 to 2
Sanderiana. Small light green leaves, edged
with creamiysw bite sacs nnn 25 CES
terminalis. Olive-green, striped carmine
and pink. Young leaves rich crimson.
Nenyadecorabivier ie 75c. to $2
Victoria. One of the very best.
Leaves bright golden yellow, with
central band of green, streaked
greyish white. The golden color
becomes deeper with age ... .$5 to 10
ERAN THEMUM sanguineum.$1.50 to 3
ENCHOLIRION Saundersii.......... I
EUCHARIS Amazonica (Amazon Lily).
Fine flowering plants. White.....
Per bul bees
EUPHORBIA jacquinieflora. Fine
flowering plant; long spikes of
orange red flowers..From 25c up..
FARFUGIUM grande. Very orna-
mental. 32.23. 8e Rite eee
FICUS (Atrocarpus) Canonii. Very dark
UNA ONE IGANES 5 35 oo Sooo ok SE -50 tO93
Chauvienil=.-r 6 eo ee $2.50 to 3
elastica..: 22. wh eee 75 Ce. tOigs
elastica foliis variegatis. Variegated
form of theabove........ $1.50 to 3
pandurata. Leaves large, broad, dark
green. Splendid house plant .....
$1.50 to Io
Parcelli. Foliage light green, mottled
WIE Fae e enced poe ae $1.50 to 2
radicans. Very small-leaved. Fine
climber). 2505%.: 340 «gas
rad cans ‘variegata::..... 5. sees
repens. Another small-leaved climb-
ing variety~.... is). nc) eee
repens foliis variegatis............. I
Dracena Lord Wolsley. Young leaves crim- Each
50
loye)
[oye)
[oye)
35
[ofe)
JULIUS ROEHRS COMPANY, RUTHERFORD, N. J. 9
Ficus rubiginosa (Baby Each
Rubber). Dwarf var-
iety, resembling PF.
CLASTICO tie oe $1 to $1 50
Wendlandii. New.$3 to 5 oo
macrothecus ....50c. to I 00
lutescens -=.. =... 50c. to x 50
FITTONIA §argyroneura.
Light green, striped
Winter aoa IS OCscO 75
Pearcei. Light green,
striped pink...50c. to 75
FRANCISCEA floribunda.
PINtoN2) SO
GARDENIA Veitchii.
Flowers pure white;
delightfully fragrant .
SOC. L® t 5O©
GALPHIMIA brasiliensis.
25 Gn LOM EE OO
GENISTA Veitchii fra-
fehl Gooocauc 50c. to 75
GLOXINIAS. Fine bulbs
in ten distinct varie-
ties. $2.50 per doz.,
$15 per 100.
GLORIOSA superba (The
Climbing Lily). Flow-
ers yellow, changing
into red and scarlet.
Per bulbs -e reeks 2 00
superba grandiflora.
Rer bullbers ee eae 3.00
Rothschildiana. New. Heliconia illustris rubricaulis
Rer bulbs aa eee 5 00
HELICONIA aurea-stricta. Foliage varie- Each | Heliconia Edwardus-Rex. Beautiful plants. Each
gatednyvellowenrress ae orice $2 to $7 50 Leaves very long and broad, of an intense
darkened colons ea were soe those $3 to $15 00
illustris. Leaves green; ribs marked with
polities Meerut er abn eit ELLs ie 32 t@ WF SO
illustris rubricaulis. Similar to former, but
marked brighter red; petiole bright ver-
Nog WOONONA See nae ey eke eee ee SPR eee 2 1 7 5©
Sanderianai irra. oh aes nes te Gi tO 5 CO
HEMINOGRAPHIS colorata......... FOC, 1 LT CO
HOFFMANNIA regalis. Foliage deep purple;
HeSlay aeeueee tic, fom are omen From $1 up..
refulgens. Foliage dull green; reverse side
brig hittne dante a. erie eae From $1 up..
HEMANTHUS Diamant................ tO 5 Go
Kin Seal eEOlnSaXOnye eee enter $2 to 5 oo
HOYA carnosa (The Wax Plant). Fine
climber. Flowers pinkish white....$1 to 2 oa
IPOMCGA Horsfalliz. Beautiful climber.
$2.50 to 7 50
ISOPELIS gracilis. Flowers deep rich rose... 215
IXORA amabilis. Fine stove flowering
shrub. Flowers pinkish white, suffused
AVA OTETN CC mews amo eaten nrotckacn tye eh Ol tO 2 5
aurantiaca. Flowers fine orange-red. .$1 to 5 00
Dexia meee po Mee eae eee ees ec he aA $1 to 5 00
Dati hlowercsudcep eden ener ane $1 to 3 50
WOE, INOWEIES TORUS HOSS. cc ocnscn sce $1 to 5 00
Williamsii. Reddish salmon.......... $1 to 7 50
JACQUEMONTIA pentanthus. Beautiful
stove climber, producing a mass of
WINGS WOWES. o2cccseescocooe Ht tO 2 SO
Ixora Duffii JASMINUM primulinum........... $1.50 to 5 00
10 JULIUS (ROEHRS COMPANY, KUTHERBORD, Ni J
MUSA Cavendishii. Pro-
duces the banana of
commerce. Dark green
foliage! 72 ya 5
Ensete. Beautiful long
and broad leaves.
Good for _ planting
out. Large plants.....
From $2 to 5
Sapiencum) ee $3 to 5
sapientum rubra ..$5 to 15
LAPAGERIA alba. Fine cool-house climber. Each | NEPENTHES Amesiana. (N. < Rafflesiana X
Leea amabilis
Flowers waxy white. Soden os oH AsO tO Yt CO N. Hookeriana). Pitchers green, nicely
rosea. Flowers pink............. $2.50 to 4 00 IM NeSEOL VME IREGle 6 oo cee ebannace $2.50 to 5
LEEA amabilis. Very choice plants. Foliage Counts osseck eee ee $3.50 to 7
dark olive-green; midrib of leaves silvery Patersoniiae 4-4. 5nr eee $3.50 to 5
WARE Cts Me, Cie eh cen ee ee meee ee $2 to 5 00 Domini 2 ee eee $3.50 to 7
amabilis splendens. Leaves like former,
but: Gey amil oeing silvery white, Ver atro-Sanguineale 7: oo eee $3.00 to 5
JO) ob Rake ence PR RS eR RL Hea mek AMY 3 aK LO) ¥f SO)
MARANTA albo-lineata................$1 to 2 50
ALOVLEAS at nee ean ae eee $1 to I 50
Ar Undiaca ares. ae eee oie at Si HO) ie EC)
arundinacea yess cr ce re eee SDIE 1£@) 42 IS)
Bachemianacy. racks eee ee $1 to I 50
Bellas eee ey eta iann i acto icen ee ete 75
Dicolorse ens posi eee a ee: ce (HO) IP Tx)
Binotie ec $1 to 2 oo
CONSPICUA iste ee ee eee $1 to 2 00
Xda. ie oes Serie er ar ree $1 to 2 00
faSciatay. fd hiner gee thee ear $r to 2 oo
MIUSHIS 3A ee ee ert eres $1 to 2 oo
CANS (25 00 Ce aN ae ee cnn a eee Oe Lorcncrs $1 to 2 00
Jagorianian = te kako cea een, eae rae $1 to 2 00
Kevelianin css: Mase ie. cen e ack oe $1 to 2 00
Kerchoveatiaan senna: From 50c. up..
Kummeriana (20 tena eee $1 to 2 00
Leorelliana. soca 2 fee ke LAC Ole 2 OO
1 OK A lat MORN Gee Mec Ae Sette oe UR Ar RL Pat iat 50c. to I 00
indenter eee $1 to 2 50
Dacian al. os oe a eae ee ee $1 to 2 00
POUES BE eee oes oe ake ney om tna tae $m tOm2noo
Miakoyana 970 5.43) 5 Sie ieee $1 to 2 00
Massanceatian. stink Sc phe ee $x to 2 00
minor. “Fine for baskets... ... s/h co! 2.00) | Maranta ros€9°-lineata
Each
Maranta mosselli...$1 to $2 00
Oppenheimiana ...$1 to 2 oo
Potteana.... a= $1 to 2 00
Princeps?.4 ee $1 to 2 00
princeps superba.......
$1.50 to 3 00
pulchella,-. $1 to 2 00
regalis......./....e! to 2.00
roseo-lineata ..... $1 to 2 00
Sanderiana....... $1 to 2 00
smaragdina.......$1 to 2 00
splendida......... $1 to 2 00
tubispatha........$1 to 2 oo
Vandenheckei ....$1 to 2 00
Veitchiana eae. $1 to 2 00
virginalis major...$1 to 2 oo
vittatay.- Vee ae $1 to I 50
Wallisiti 3... $1 to 2 00
iy Warscewiczil...... $1 to 2 00
Xs Williamsit= oe $1 to 2 00
nN Ze Dina eee $1 to 2 00
a 4 MEDINILLA magnifica.
ve Flowers rosy pink on
\ ) pendulous racemes;
last a long time in
perlechioneess es $3 to 10 oo
magnifica superba..... 5 00
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(oye)
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50
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50
(ote)
(UMS ROPHKS COMPANY) RULHERFORD, N. J: Val
Nepenthes Dicksoniana Each
(N. X Rafflesiana X
N. Veitchii). Pitchers
to inches long,slightly
compressed; light,
fulvous green, densely
spreckled with red-
crimson... ..$2.50 to $5 oo
Edinensis (N. < Raffle-
Sianaj= < SNe. JChel=
SOND) ues $2.50 to 5 00
Hookeriana elongata.
Pitchers globose, spot-
ted red; have two
broad wings..$2.50 to 5 00
mixta superba. Pitchers
long, fringed yellow-
ish green; heavily
blotched with red.... 5 oo
Morganie (N. * Hook-
eriana X N. phylam-
phora). Pitchers long.
Blood-red in adult
AIG Carrey ter gtwt nce SVs erantt Se 5 00
Morganie_ superba.
Pitchers much larger. 5 oo
Tiveyi (N. Veitchii X
N. Curtisii superba).
Large pitchers, ground
color light green, spot-
ted with crimson;
wings fringed rich red
COlOREA 3 ee eras 5 00
NEPHTHYTIS picturata.
Variegated and striped
white foliage, heart-
Ishapedi cae 45 55- $1 to 3 50
NIDULARIUM amazonica.
Dark red leaves.$3 to 5 oo
PANAX Balfourii. Foliage dark green, Each
splashed with creamy white, edge of leaf
entirel yawbite avec sce ce, $o 75
Victoriz. Small finely cut foliage of light
green, with white variegation..... 50c. to I 00
PANDANUS Baptistii. Foliage green, with
, yellow stripeliin«center, 7.9...) -.- FCs HO) 1 bX
Ikarcecplantcuecmectsas. ee ee $5 to Io 00
graminifolius. Narrow dark green foliage.
Sit tO Wt sO
Pandanus Veitchii
Nepenthes Morganiz superba
Pandanus Javanicus foliis variegatis. Long, Each
drooping, narrow foliage, well variegated.
Marginal spines white ... From 75c. up..
Pacificus. Broad, massive dark green foli-
MLCT bea Or Sernrae PRET Per ie ee eR $1 to $10 00
Sanderi. Leaves long, recurved, rich golden
yellow. Variegation becomes stronger as
planticets-olderwon yc cet oe eee I 00
utilis. Leaves green, with red spines. 5o0c. to 3 00
Veitchii. Leaves dark green, recurved, bor-
deredupurelwhiteses see 50c. to 5 00
PANICUM variegatum. Very fine for
edging or baskets. White, striped
[DIMA ete tine ce ce eo Dis. KO) ZN)
Flower). Stove climber. Flowers
white; sweet-scented..... $1.50 to 3 00
ceerulea grandiflora. Blue flowers... 1 50
Ratittihen > lmes Owens) eae eae $1 to 2 00
Johns Spauldincess es ssa sear FOGmLON OO
princeps racemosa. (Syn. Tacsonia
racemosa). Flowers bright scarlet. 2 50
quadrangularis. Flowers red, on
inner side white, outside corona
violet and white. Fruit edible.$1 to 2 00
quadrangularis foliis variegatis.$1 to 2 50
EnIRAS Cha tales oes pete Brn 220s ca 2 00
PAULLINIA thalictrifolia. Vine..$1 to 3 50
PELLIONIA Daveanana....... 75C. tO» I 00
pulchra. Creeping foliage plant. Dark
RO lal Wae NetRegs Dens £2 3a i OS
12 JULIUS ROEHEKS (COMPANY, RUTHERHORD? Neale
Each
| \\ PHORMIUN Collinsi,. 2. eee $2 50
\\ WOTLAR 5:5 ch tle edee «dans Sizus5 elie, =a eee $5 to I0 00
\ |
\ \ PHRYNIUM Lindeni. Fine variegated foli-
aie, , ae IOLA... ch. Maes alscceeet eee 75C. tor fase
\' PHYLLANTHUS mimosefolia......... $3 to 5 00
) SPEClOSUS i o5 5. obser e Oh, ae ee 2 50
\| PHYLLOGATIS rotundifolius....... $1.50 to 2 50
\ PHYLLOTANIUM Lindeni. Leaves has-
tate; light green; rib and veins creamy
WLC as Sot kine Ok bee ree $1.50 to 3 50
Lindeni magnificum. Leaves much larger
and variegation much more pronounced.
$2.50 to 3 50
PIPER ainetallicums oe eee eee $1 to 2 50
OMMatums 3 eee ere 50c. to £00
POTHOS argyrza. Fine hothouse climber.
Foliage variegated with silvery white...
25 Cts; tO) 1 OSG
AURCUS re i-ens SOO son OOK Sratono oes ae 75
POINSETTIA pulcherrima flora plena. Fine
winter flowering plant. Flowers bright
scarlet; bears a double series of bracts.
SHOMMUMA CUBES oop ocorasdsecone = 256. tO eas
RAVENALA madagascariensis. Travelers’
(AGS, SOSCUANEING CMAY, cose o52- $10.00 to I5 00
RHYNCHOSPERMUM jasminoides. Vine.
5OCG., LO} EOS
RUBUS Moluccanus (Reflexus). Fine free-
growing climber; leaves greyish green,
central portions next to midrib and side
ribs, dark olivie-creenae eee $1.50 to 2 00
RUELLIA floribunda. Fine winter flowering
Nepenthes mixta superba (see page 11)
PEPEROMIA arifolia. Very pretty foliage. Each
50c. to $1 OO
argyreia. Variegated foliage. From 25c. up.
PERESKIA Godsefiianay 2... +.) ) a se Lato
3 00
PHILODENDRON argyrea Sanderiana$ito 2 50
Carderi. Light green and ashy gray.$1 to 2 00
Devansayanum. Leaves bronze..$2.50 to 5 00
SlOFIOSUIM sence. eee, Oe pia LORETO
Vian ete es ee ie Se i Ee ae $1 to 5 00
Oo
WV Tete 8 ook ok ae a ge $5 to IO 00 Sphezrogyne latifolia (see page 13)
DULIUSHROPERS COMPANY, RUDHERERORD) N. J: 13
SANCHEZIA nobilis ..... Each
From $1 up..
SAINTPAULIA ionantha.
Fleshy, hairy leaves.
Dark blue flowers...
35c. to $1 00
SCHISMATOGLOTTIS
crispata. Somewhat
on the style of Dief-
fenbachia, but more
vigorous and of denser
PEOW ED ere «5 OGatOnn GO
decoray const Se FOC LOnNSO
picta. Foliage deep
green, with greyish
white markings. 50c. to I 50
Roebelinii. Dwarfer
grower. Foliage grey-
{Shes eer sve teat $1 to 2 50
SCHUBERTIA grandiflora
(Physianthus)$2.50 to 3 00
SCUTELLARIA Mocieni-
ana. Flowers bright
Orange ae eee $1.50 to 3 00
SOLANDRA _ spectabile.
Flowers’ white, fra-
PAN sense Seec STP IC) GO) IX;
SONERILA Hendersoni.
Dwarf foliage plant...
$1.50 to 3 00
SPATHIPHYLLUM heli- Schismatoglottis Roebelinii
conefolium (Vittata) 5 oo
SPHAEROGYNE latifolia. A magnificent Each
| STEPHANOTIS floribunda. Beautiful stove Each
climbers. Flowers pure white, waxy, fra-
eee coke, ee sen $3 to $7 50 | grant. Produced in clusters ...... $1 to $3 oo
indeni. Small foliage oe :
planismmuch#s like va SOnenilas qseemee $1 to 2 00 | STIGMAPHYLLON ciliatum. The Golden
BW Wins Ol Leal, sooo a eos SOO OO
STRELITZIA Augusta (Bird of Paradise
Flower). Flowers white and blue...$3 to 5 oo
Regine. Flowers orange and blue.$2.50 to 3 50
TABERNZ MONTANA coronaria fl. pl. Pure
WMS COWS THOWERS.c20000005000 SOE, HO) 8 OS
MAC CAI Chanterieri. 2.5. ony cet eee $1 to 3 00
DHE OBROMATcacaO =) eee. oe FOE HO i O©
DAE OPARASPAGimpertalise? 4). 44.65 ae 5 00
THUNBERGIA laurifolia. Vine........$1 to 5 00
TILLANDSIA Duvali (Bromeliacea). Flow-
ers dark blue; very attractive. ..$2.50 to 5 oo
Lindeniana. Flowers violet-blue, suffused
ROSCOE Sore he BIRT he I ees $2.50 to 5 00
TRADESCANTIA discolor... From 25c. up..
fuscata. Brown hairy foliage....... ASC. tO 5S
reginz. Foliage beautiful purple..... $1 to 3 00
VRIESIA splendens (Bromeliacea). Bright
green, with dark brown transverse bands.
SIE 100). D Ise)
splendens; major... ne sin eh ee BIS)
hybrida tessellata fenestrales. New....... IO 00
ZYOPHYLLA latifolia. Looks like an Aralia.
Werte bila Cheese ait cri he om cio nan 2 00
VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT
Tillandsia Lindeniana OUR NURSERIES
14 JULIUS ROEHRS COMPANY) RULHEREORD. Noa
Specimen Kentia Belmoreana (see page 15)
Palms, Etc.
The best-known plants for decorative work. We carry a large stock of them, especially in commercial
varieties like Kentias, Phoenix, Cocos, etc. We always have on hand large specimens suitable for stocking
conservatories, etc. Full description and prices of these will be furnished on application. The following
list also includes many rare varieties.
ACANTHOPHENIX crinita. The Thorny Each | ATTALEA Cohune. Fine plant for collection. Each
Date Palimy esis pOlsm ra. cis niss pa eee $5 00 | 6-In; Pots. {od tio Re ee $7 50
ACANTHORHIZA aculeata. 3-in. pot....... t oo, | BENTINCKIAtnicobaticas ee eee $5 to 15 00
ARE CAD alba Gaim spotn. 2 2 eee ares 5 co CALAMUS ciliaris. Slender stems; numer-
BUTEA cAR 1 POt. ee eo eects eee ee ee 5 6 OUS hairy leavies.- nee From $5 to 10 00
Baueri A SOLDER ITC O Lae oNO, OREO RCN ORD ibn Ose From 3 Se CARLUDOVICA humilis | os) ra From 3 00
PDR ees Be ee yi ea $1 to 3 00
Speciosa. 5-In pots.........5....2....... § oo | CARYOTDA Blancoi.. 3% 1nypots-=25 eee I 00
triandras “2-inspoOts thw 8 eee ee I OO Imperialis. 7-, 8-, and 9-in. pots.$7.50 to Io 00
Verschaffeltii. 6-in. pots....22...... 44. .4. 500" |) )mlitiss fO-ns pots: ae 2 56
lutescens. Very decorative Palm of fine Rumphiana. Free grower. 5!4-in. pots.... 2 50
foliage. 5-in. pots...................5. 7 0° =6CHAMZDORIA Casperiana........ $3.50 to 5 00
DEM SOM Seow ache ac kag aos ded oH oe - 1450 elegans. Bushy plants, s to 6 ft. high, 10-
fat) LOAN DOES Fe ae $3 to 15 00 in, POtS....%..5 24. . ba. See eee ee IO 00
ASTROCARYUM Mexicanum. Fine plants, lunata’. #:)..2,..0.28 age ene eee $3.50 to 5 00
621M. POtSs.5 5s Fis kh oe Se ok ee Be LO OOM) VSartontiien en $3.50 to 5 00
JULIUS ROEHRS COMPANY, RUTHERFORD, N. J. 15
Chamedoria Veitchi..... Each
$3.00 to $5 00
Wendlandi ...$3.00 to 5 00
glaucifolia. to-in. pots
I5 00
Ghisbreghtii. 4-in. pots 2
graminifolia...$7 50 to 12 00
CHAMAEROPS . excelsa.
Large plants. only.
Very hardy; good for
outside decoration...
From 25 oo
COCOS Bonneti. Very
hardy. Splendid for
lawn and piazza deco-
rations. We always
have a stock of fine
specimens on hand...
$25 to 75 00
flexuosa. Large plants.
Fine decorative Palm
$12.50 to 35 00
plumosa. 3-in. pots.... 1 00
MUCKeT Aa re On OOO
Weddelliana. One of the
finest Palms for table
decorationes 1. $1 to 5 00
CYCLANTHUS bipartitus.
arcesplante inne e 15.00
CYRTOSTACHIS Dave-
BUAN AA Reo as 5 00
Renda. Very choice
Palm. 6-in. pots. Price
on application.
DAMONOROPS _inter-
medius (Calamus). A
spined Palm; fine foli-
age. Strong grower .. Carludovica humilis
From $3 oo Each ary
DECKENIA nobilis. Votite [XOUSs<65600cn00 $5 oo | : ‘ , ake
3% p S) | DYPSIS Madagascariensis. 5-in. pots....... $5 00
DICTYOSPERMA alba. (Syn. Areca alba.) f
Arecaslikesbalmadeconative = “4-ine pots) 3).00) | PLICAS quinense nna. es $1 to 3 00
IQUAMURA Siesmayeriana. 3-!in. pots... 5 00
KENTIA Belmoreana. We have at all times a
large stock of this decorative Palm
SINGLE PLANTS—
Pots High Leaves Each
es Nleeu emensa re 2O IMNs./as sea: Operas keen eral es Tt, 5
GEN aa Gul Sin < DD ANIEES Sa enter Oran ins I 50
5l4-in...... Pie) JN OEE eee ee 6-7 2 00
G=imeeene 4 a BOs ets aie FO a en le 2 50
614-in......34-36 in GIG PS eae eee ae fofe}
Fh Raocge Aa Nees, aati he Teer es $5 .00-6 00
S=OnMMoc 6 oc. BS=MO Woo oooF=—Oo'e cece s OF O0= 750
TORilia WWI. SO lilo. oo o- Sa Ohi arr kee IO 00
MaApbeE-vup PLANTS— Each
ails NOUSs oo a be neds WO Nim, LUE, coacca ok $1 00
SUAS JOU, o60500- DOM Wie JOIN. 5 oo 0 t 56
Gan ypPOUSH ae eae Bil Wi, IOWA es o> 016 bo 60 3 00
Felis jOOUSi. ge eo eee AO Mids IMM, 4 6000656 5 00
SNS NOUS oS eco nee 40 in. high... .$6.00-7 50
KENTIA Forsteriana.
SINGLE PLANTS—
Tubs Leaves High Each
GAN DVe & ouy Sate Oma ee DV SVE SE Ate Rares EAP teh $8 50
Oalilea eres OST Nee ne os Staliterme on Meals eke IO 00
Oui Yeon Fy iene ot Go Online wnt aeo tags A is ©)
WOO s oe ace OK santo O=7F lho cose $20.00—25 00
Pays Bee OS 7 ie Rene 1@ Iiles. 5 oc 5 AOLOO=SO OO
SUM O=7F con sHO=UM Ibs occ 6 50.00-75 00
EON. £5 a S=O.6oc lO=ND iit. . soe 15 COUIO OS
Bentinckia nicobarica (sce page 14) OMe 5 544 Q=WO)s 5 MANUF Wl... UAE O©O—-1GO) Co)
Made-up Kentia Forsteriana
KENTIA Forsteriana, Cont.
MaApDeE-up PLANTS—
Tubs Height Each
FAlMerete cg tea aoe fie Eee Oe Ati ene $4 50
SETI a enters Gis omer gh Oa are nin te 6 00
OSes Aree a Sees GAO ons 6 a acd 15-1) GO
g-10-in O=7 sit TQ 56-15 OO
lial 22> 1 0 ey nee A 7 ft 22.50-27 50
BUM ted SO eal oe ore Outlet a hee BOROO=215) CO
15-1n Oa Osi Geant 40.00-50 00
LOrUMeg cars oe: NG=HRA Ee soos a0 75.00-I100 OO
BS a Ties al seine suet, WI=WE IE,» 50500 ZO,OO-1SO OO
KENTIA Canterburyana. 4-in. pots......... $1 00
indent. ‘s-in- spots cs Pee eee 5 00
MoonanaaGoodsplantean ener ae IO 00
NAnGerianaee maar eee From $2.50 to «10 00
Wendlandissis-im-epotseprer ee ieee 3 00
LATANIA Borbonica. The Fan-leaved Palm.
From 1 00
COMMENSONI. 0-1 SPOLSHE erin eae A SS
Hoogendorpit somes potsee ee eee eee IO 00
od divessie/-im-apOtsHes sae Ae eee 5 00
FUCA.) COs sDOUSE + Aa te ene ee ee 7 50
LICULA grandis. 414-in. pots.............. D (56)
horridas0)/5-In-spOtse. wake ere eae CO
LINOSPADIX Petrickiana. 5-in. pots....... 5. 00
LIVISTONA Maria. 314-in. pots........... 00
rotundifolia. Very fine dwarf Fan-leaved
Palins Acie sek are Re Oe From 75 cts: £0. 2100
LUDOVICArcrenifoliane.- ne eee 25 00
MARTINEZIA cayotefolia. 3-in. pots....... I 00
Sains WOES: Se ace eee eee eon 15 OS)
ORE ODOR oleracea eee $1 to 3 00
PINANGAvdecorate ee el LORS OO
Kullit, Gein. pots. sphsee ae reeae ee ee 5 00
Vip iad LO es) 01 0)| SR noe Meare ese en Gy Wet fhe La 25 00
PLETOCOMIA elongata. 5-in. pots......... 5 00
PHC@NICOPHORUM Sechellarum......... 25 00
PHCNIX canariensis. Very pretty palm of
great decorative value. Being half-hardy,
it is a rival for outside decoration. We
JULIUS ROEHRS COMPANY, RUTHERFORD, N. J.
Pheenix canariensis, Cont.
always have some large specimens of this Each
Palm in stock at prices. .From $30 to $75
O=I- SPOS. ok ach SA lees ao ok ee 2
PAIMS SOLES irr. a. te ect th eee ee $3.50 to 4
Seine Cub Se ov ccs ne ee $5 to 7
OnIM-atWbs, Gitte leh > hate ee nee 12
LI-in. tubs, 7 {t- high 22... 2...0 es Ose
11-1. tubs, 714 ft. high... 7...7. 2.920 tes
reclinatas.. hc ee see ee ee $5 to 7
Reebelini. One of the most graceful Palms.
Foliage fine, narrow, pendulent. Good
grower. Fairly hardy.
SEU: OES AS sos wo sei o) 2 Ree eee I
SOD. POtS..45 os oes arct ee ee ee 2
OAs POUS. eh 2 on. ayer eee te er meee $2.50 to 4
SHTMs, OLS sida sence one $7.50 to Io
Specimen plants in 14- to 16-inch tubs, in
perfect condition, from $60 each, up.
TUpicola...4 So ee, Se eee $2.50 LON,
PRITCHARDIA Gaudi-Chaudi......... $3 to 5
PTYCHOSPERMA Alexandra.............: is
Martiana. 4/4- to5-in- potseee =) yee ees
Pacificas 227-ineapotse eee ee I
Ehurstonis s5-in-s pols ee eee 5
elegans: 25 aie ak eo eee I
RAVENTA Hildebrandt -2- eee $3 to 5
REANTHOPHENIX crinitus. 5-in. pots.... 5
REAPS humiligas eee $7.50 to 10
flabelliformis. Large plants.....$7.50 to 10
LAKES Soyo. S 5h oceans cosasce $50 to Too
Khivanowskit gt te,...2 oe ee $7.50 to Io
RHOPALOBLASTIA hexandra. 5-in. pots.. 5
ROSCHERA melanochetes. 214-in. pots.... 5
SABAL argentea. 314-in. pots.............. 5
Blackburmeana. 3-in. pots..... 5...) 45298 I
glauceescens. 2)4-in. pots................ I
THRINAX Barbadoensis. West Indian species
Oi idan IeMlans O-Mals jOOUS.ccocacd hoo scoc. 5
elegans:.".6-ins potse.s 1. -ee eee
elegantissimans 7-1nes Olsen ite)
PaGvitloraly 2) 7-100 bone ee ee i
peltata ns sy eas. Cte een ee ee I
Fadiatas = 25-1nes DOUS ec eeeee e ee I
Cyrtostachis Renda (see page 15)
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50
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Kentia Lindeni (see page 16)
Pinanga Kuhli (see page 16) Chamedoria elegans (see page 14)
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Cyclanthus bipartitus (see page 15)
Demonorops intermedius (see page 15)
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Platycerium alcicorne (see page 20)
ADIANTUM Farleyense.
Ferns
Maidenhairs. one of our specialties.....
50 cts. to $3
Crowianuimene ee oa SOC. WO 1
Peiy brad um) ee ee 5OC. tO I
macrophyllum albo-striatum........ SEs tO
ALSOPHILA Australis. A tropical tree Fern.
Specimens from $15.
ANGIOPTERIS evecta. Each
ASPLENIUM nidus avis
(Bird’s-nest Fern).
$1 to 3 50
elegans: 22%. si. 50 $1 to 2 00
novilisee sss. - $1.50 to 2 00
multilobata....$1.50 to 3 50
Viviparum!.- 3-5... $1 to 2 00
BLECHNUM Brasiliense .
$1 to 3 00
occidentale...... 50c. to I 00
CIBOTIUM princeps.
Large plants ....$3 to 5 oo
KEG ale si wy. eee ae 516017 50
Schiedei. One of the
finest Ferns in culti-
WAWNOINGS 5.40 6 $1.50 to IO oo
CYRTOMIUM falcatum. .
25c. to I 50
The finest of all Each
fofe)
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(exe)
Each
DAVALLIA bullata. Fern balls...... 75¢. to $1 50
BG TGMSIS cae isan ye rete ie cssch ae aeee tans $1 to 2 00
DICKSONIA antarctica (Australian Tree
Fern). From time to time we receive
importations of dried stems. Sizes and
prices will be given on application.
Angiopteris evecta
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Polypodium Lowianum
GONIOPHLEBIUM subauriculatum. Fine for Each | Platycerium alcicorne. Barren fronds, nar- Each
conservatories. When suspended in bas- LOW -LOLKEd 2 wy. aca $1.50 to $4 00
kets, will produce fronds several feet Angolense. Broad, undivided fronds......
lonneey reine ve teeter yaaa kao $2.50 to $3 50 ; $1.50 to 3 00
LOMARIA cibba 2+) eine $1 to 2 00 eae Long, fertile fronds, ae eae
NEPHROLEPIS Bostoniensis (Boston Fern). AEthiopicum. Fronds furnished with small
50 cts. to 3 00 HATES)... o pe aeons 2» oso Se 5 00
Distt Niartonvstolia ce sacar eee $1 to 2 00 grande. Fronds barren pale green......... 15 00
Scottii. Dwarf, compact grower... -50C. to 2 00 ie ee Rises tes SP an. $2.50 to 10 00
Scholzelii. New. The crested Scotti Fern. Hillii major. Much larger fronds than
5oc. to I 50 ROTMCH. - i Sete wor ais he ke $2 to 5 00
Whitman 75.2.5 oe te ees 75C. to 2 50 MIDGEIas os. ane ee ee $2 to 3 50
Werke Harris bee CRone ae ACs tO) D 50) pumila. Very dwarf, stumpy grower. .$2 to 5 00
PLATYCERIUM (Staghorn Fern). Of these SCO MUM Arias sie sen eee eee $3.50 to 7 50
we have the finest collection in the coun- Veitchii. Erect, narrow fronds....... $5 to 7 50
try. Willinckii. Long, drooping, many-forked
fronds... suas wae ss - P3550 CONS ES
POLYPODIUM aureum. Large foliage
Ofsblaishy colons saan $1 to 3 00
Knightii. Very finely fronded. Beau-
tiful for baskets
Lowianuin. <.4).20 2) gee $1 to 2 50
PTERIS adiantefolia....5.4000.8 $1 to I 50
argyrea. Large foliage, with band of
white through center of each
frond ©... upg From) 25¢..uper
Victor... 9 Scan ke ee ee 50c. to I 00
Wilsomiicnt6s 205, Scot eee eee 5oc. to I 00
SELAGINELLA amena........ 50c. to I 00
cesia arborea. Splendid climbing va-
riety with bluish foliage....75c. to 3 00
grande: o/h tae eee ee 5oc. to I 00
Watsoni. Splendid variegated form.
25c. to I oo
SMALL FERNS in variety for Fern-
dishes, rockenies; etc.2 ane
Cibotium Schiedei (see page 10) From $8 to $15 per Ioo..
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Roehrs’ New York Wonder
Flowering Shrubs and Roots for Forcing
Being large growers and forcers for the New York market, we are enabled to furnish the very best
stock only.
AZALEA Mbollis. Fine bush plants.
$9, $12 to $24 per doz.
$1 to $5 each.
From $6,
Standards, 75 cts.,
Each
Mollis, Anthony Koster............. $1 to $2 50
Mollisy; J.C; Van Tol.?...... .$1 to 5 00
CRATAGUS, in Varieties. $12 per doz.
CYTISUS Laburnum. $12 per doz.
DE WUIEZEAvoraciisnas:, erent we crop BRCo WO. 75
STN OUT ie. one Pecan pen he rae Sek AEC: 10) 7S
HYDRANGEA arborescens. $1 to $3 each.
Hortensis. 50 cts. to $1 each.
paniculata. Bush plants. From $3 to $5 per
doz.
paniculata. Standards. From $o per doz.
Souvenir de Clair. 50 cts. to $1.50 each.
LILACS. One of our big specialties. Best stock
only.
Casimir-Perier. Fine double.
fall, pot-grown, $24 per doz.
Charles X. Red. 6-in., in fall, pot-grown, $12
per doz.; 8-in., in fall, pot-grown, $30 per doz.
For §8-in. in
Louis Spzth. Very best dark purple. 8-in. in
fall, pot-grown, $36 per doz. Each
Michel Buchner. Double blue....... $2 to 2 50
Madame Jules Finger. Doublered.......
$2 to 3 00
Emile Lemoine. Double white....$2.50 to 3 00
Marie Legraye. White, in fall, pot-grown, $24
to $30 per doz.; bushes, in fall, $24 per doz.
Marley. White. The earliest forcer. Bushes
from open grounds. $12 to $15 per doz.
MALUS floribunda.
Scheideckeri.
From $15 per doz.
From $15 per doz.
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PRUNUS Sinensis. Bushes. From $15 per doz.
triloba. Bushes. From $15 per doz.
triloba. Standards. From $3c per doz.
POMMES DE GRANATE.
PEACH, Clara Meyer. From $30 per doz.
WISTARIA Chinensis alba. $1.50 to $5
Chinensis ccerulea. $1.50 to $5 each.
earl i in Variety.
each.
LILY-OF-THE-VALLEY (Convallaria),
Special New York Wonder. We force 1,500,-
000 a year. Fresh crop in December and
spring. $20 per .1coo; cold-storage, $20 and
$25 per 1,000.
From $15 per doz.
each.
$1.50 to $3
Roehrs’
Azaleas
We import and cultivate large quantities of
the choicest varieties most suited for this continent.
The prices as quoted are for well-budded stock.
Special attention is drawn to the dwarf varieties.
We always have a number of specimen plants
prices for which will be given on application.
Choice Varieties. to to 12 in. diam., $7 per doz.;
12 to 14 In. diam., $9 per doz.; 14 to 16 in.
diam., $12 per doz.; 16 to 18 in. diam., $18 per
doz.; 18 to 20 in, diam., $32 per doz. Larger
sizes, $3.50, $4.50, $6, $7.50 and $10 each.
Pyramids. From $3.50 to $1o each.
Dwarf Varieties, such as Chas. Enke, Marie
Louise and Firefly. 50c., 75c., and $1 each.
Rhododendrons growing under natural conditions
FLOWERING SHRUBS
These indispensable hardy shrubs are mostly planted for immediate effect.
Rhododendrons
These plants, especially when planted in beds, make a beautiful display in early summer; we make
a specialty of these, importing and growing them in quantities handling none but hardy varieties. We
have hundreds of them in various sizes planted out in our Nurseries. We enumerate below some of the
very best, giving as nearly as possible their description as to color.
HYBRID RHODODENDRONS
Alarm. White center, with band of brightest
scarlet; rather small flowers.
Album elegans. A very good white; fine form.
Album grandiflorum. Fine white.
Blandyanum. Beautiful rosy-crimson; fine form;
free bloomer.
Betsy Parson. Fine blue.
Everestianum. Rosy lilac; large truss of blooms;
free bloomer.
General Grant. Light pink.
Giganteum. Dark red.
Gloriosum. Pink.
Hunnewell. Crimson.
Kate Waterer. Clear rosy crimson, with large,
yellow mark.
Lady E. Cathcart.
son spots. Fine.
Old Port. Crimson.
President Lincoln.
Bright clear rose, with crim-
Lilac-rose.
Purpureum elegans.
And others.
We have these in sizes from $1.50 to $10 each. We also
have specimens in tubs at $20 to $100 each
RHODODENDRON KAEMPFERI
One of the latest introductions. Azalea type,
single scarlet flower. Very hardy and one of the
first to flower. 2-inch pots 75 cts. each, $7 for 10,
$65 per 100.
RHODODENDRON MAXIMUM
Most suitable for large plantations and extensive
massing. Grows well in shady and exposed positions.
We will make a special quotation on your wants
per car, f. o. b., your railroad station.
KALMIA latifolia (Mountain Laurel). A very
ornamental and valuable evergreen shrub;
flowers white to rose. Can be planted singly or
among Rhododendrons. Price, 75 cts. up.
Good purple.
JUETUS ROEBRS COMPANY, RUTHERFORD; N. J. 23
Azalea Indica
Hardy Azaleas
Next to Rhododendrons, perhaps the most
popular and largely used shrubs. Thrive best in
partial shade, except Azalea amena, which likes
an exposed position.
Azalea amoena. An evergreen flowering shrub,
giving a profusion of magenta flowers in May.
It has no superior. We have these in all sizes
from $1.50 up. Also some large specimens at |
$25 to $100 each.
Henodegeri. Dwarf-growing variety, producing
great masses of small, but very bright red
flowers. 50 cts. each.
Indica. Hardy variety. Flowers white. Price
from $2.50 up to $10 each.
Sinensis. The Chinese Azalea. Planted in
sheltered position, it makes a splendid showing
of flowers—yellow, orange, carmine, red.
To be had in various sizes from 75 cts. to $1o.
Andromedas
Very ornamental shrubs, most suitable for
planting under trees or other shady positions.
The flowers very much resemble the Lily of the
Valley.
Augustata Japonica
Calyculata Polifolia
Cassinefolia Racemosus
Catesbei Rollisonii
SKIMMIA Japonica. From 50 cts. up.
LILY-OF-THE-VALLEY. For planting out in
clumps. We can supply same in large quan-
MNES, WG Cle:
Fruit Trees
For Planting in Greenhouses or Pot-growing
Peaches
Hale’s Early
Royal George
Sea Eagle
Thomas Rivers
Alexandra Noblesse
Barrington
Earliest of All
Early Rivers
Grosse Mignonne
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Nectarines
Cardinal
Elruge
Lord Napier
Pineapple
Pitmaston Orange
Victoria
Figs
In all the leading varieties.
Grape-Vines
For growing under glass. Our canes
finest, pot-grown, imported stock.
Gros. Colman
Black Alicant Madriesfield Court
Black Hamburgh Maroc
Bucklander Sweetwater Muscat of Alexandria
Foster’s Seedling
are the
Barbarossa
Vines and Climbers
AMPELOPSIS Lowi. New. Leaves much smaller
than A. Veztchii, turning beautiful purple in
fall. 50 cts.
Veitchii purpurea. 35 cts. each.
Veitchii robusta. 35 cts.
ARISTOLOCHIA Sipho. 75 cts. to $1.50.
CLEMATIS paniculata. Very luxuriant grower;
good for covering fences, etc. 35 cts. to 50 cts.;
specimens, $1 to $2.
IVY, Small-leaved English.
$1.50 to $5.
EUONYMUS radicans variegata. Very pretty
creeper, most suitable to cover low walls, etc.
35 cts. to 50 cts. each.
WISTARIA Chinensis. Strong grower. Flowers
sky-blue, in drooping clusters. 50 cts. to $2.
Pot-grown, extra-good plants. $1.50 to $5 each.
Chinensis alba (White Wistaria). 75 cts.
$2.50.
25 cts.; large plants,
to
24 JULIUS ROEHRS COMPANY, RUTHERFORD, N. J.
Standard Box (see page 25)
Bay Trees (Laurus nobilis)
Pyramid, Standard Shape
Inches Inches
base tubs Price
Scipio n teemiuees Z8=AO scams 2 22 Toate OL
St ek eats 2082s have 2h ee Oe
Pyramids
In. base In. tub Price
Bava eras 15 T Biieie eee ne Seas
ER Cnen eye Mca nr DAs . Ps no LS id Rposae Oe eee
eka 28=30» «wisps § bs aa oe
So hectic: 2O=3 2 oucc Ak LO es ees
Pa eee: B2=34. Liaw «at TORSa te oe eee
pean Umea 30.w sed wtnw 22h creas, aoe
Pyramidal Bay Tree Oeste eke OSH) dab oscd QO: oie eons 120 0O
Every plant offered in this Catalogue guaranteed true to name
TUL SeRODERS (COMPANY... KULHEREORD, N. J, UR
Column Bay Trees
Column Bay Trees | Box Trees
Ft. tall In. base In. tub Price
CV6—0 ots ess AOA? coe dns DD age SRE yee aes $45 00 Pyramids
fan PARRA oe ea BOGE ee DD eee aRne Soe roy eee 75 °° | Height Base Price
oh Set le te ear BOs ae ees Di Ae aR a Me cet 8 ny IIO OO 5726 Eee Ae en ar 216 ft _.$10-$12 00
. si bres eeaceo e hace Tih tele Seer DASA sen gee oe
LAURUS cerasus (Portugal Laurel). Fine decor- 1% ft “3 a - ae a
ative plant. Tub-grown specimens from $5 to | gft.. 22000. 2... 2.0 sT8 iNew. se eee eee 3- 4 50
$15 each. Ree ou bape: Ne eeuee ees TL OaiT) eee e oe ti aw $3- 3 50
Ise pate ree eee Tylon ut nh a VOOR 2 50
Standard Bay Trees DUO Gece then Mee Pacts ieet THAMIM Sieeni eee oe $1.50- 2 00
Crown Tub Per pair
re Weg gs aea sags Beer kao ca fo) Standards
30 11) OO GC CO Oot OO oo il “i OfO-a O80 O00 0 On, 00 Oo So 21 OO | Height of Height of
BAGEL Mises na oben oe 18-in sees sya age Naa ee 25 00 | tree stem Crown Price
B= BO Milas gascaooe de TOMI eee pence ose ail, SOTO BY Pits ae coe D = DVS Wath. tee AO Sh errno, as $12 00
36-38 ills ¢se500006 18-in wd tisaenr Cea eRe B5 OO) |) BYH tits wdc ees DOME Saree a 42 in $15—-20 00
38-40 Wleo5.6c 40 ooo 6 18-in EA Soke a ee NRC ea 40 00 | 4-Wit...... D Aen I Rane eee ats A 24 in 6 00
AS-D Moa 620600000 DOM eects Power ep ek AR OOhs | aAn tite war tesa ee DOM eu eae: BOM ee ey: Q 00
44-48 WNsowgacacnocs 22-1N Waa MEO br Sa Pas one OP OOp a a mitn wes cen, ae DAA DUR ee ean aa 2 AB WN 5 ww FO 5 Ce
55-60 Mine cone spavoe BASIN ae 2 citer SN A ay oie LOW OO IR tA wees mula: AOU Ee eae: OX SYA Nahe Seale 4 00
ios Ele ee aes ee PASIAN ce eee seco et $200-250 oo
Bush
Short Standards Height ie ae
pct een eRe tie ant nae aia i a eee Rly RW css c : aa PGE Le rane ty} O ie
TS=2Oe ase UP OG sews. DS eens i TEN me SPE $12 00 ‘aaa cee Masten Cie gost tS i
si =: eA, EOS A yeog hee ees ete: AG DB UENAR Ve aAS Ges So Matca soe! Sener: 60
DD Oy ae DO=m DAN. aie ah 3 3b a. Iie ba I5 00 . P
Bona 6 ZZ : A Gy oe ee eae nse ree TANT Oa eer ee aed Re oe 75
ae ae be Doce wb oa97Wae sac Mi once e B DAR UR are ene oe Op ear, crater foie gina aE 25
ORANGE TREES. We always have a quantity 28 im SSS ncn os Haan or ace a DTD ey etre ase sy ee oh ot omere! fete 3 75
of specimens in different sizes. Special descrip- 7 He es cera se eg PURSE a ee oe
tive list with prices will be cheerfully furnished. | 92 ™--------------- SUM ioe Oa ate eee) asi @ 9
y ZS) i bcines. ite ee ee i ae ZOWIN. He eae es es hae I2 00
AUCUBA Japonica. Pot-grown. From $1 to $s.
Jap : | : Round Clipped
HYDRANGEA, in tubs. From $3.50 to $15. HSAMME|N OCIS go 56 a00 5 ¢ OH. OAS. ote ae eon $5 00
26 JULIUS ROEHRS COMPANY, RUTHERFORD, N. J.
Square Clipped Box Trees
Height Square Price
RiGee Se Meet ace meee oi 0 ae en coe ara aye $6 oo
SOME es epaees porte 24. i= See 9 00
Rina ion, Sees eal eae LS Ut. 2 aoe eee ee 7 50
ATG ica. d (eo Ree A ae ae 20 Is San eee I2 00
Boxwood Topiary
Very extensively used for formal gardens. We
carry a large assortment of forms, such as vases,
birds, etc. Particulars given on application.
NERIUM (Oleander). Standards, tub-grown. From
$6 to $ro.
Tubs, Saucers and Rolling Stands
Cypress and Oak Tubs
We make a specialty of manufacturing tubs
for evergreens, palms, etc. All sizes made to order.
Price
12 to 13 in. diam., inside measurement....... $1 50
14 to 15 in. diam., inside measurement ...... 2 00
16 to 17 in. diam., inside measurement....... 3 00
18 to Ig in. diam., inside measurement....... 250
20 to 21 in. diam., inside measurement....... 4 00
22 to 23 in. diam., inside measurement....... 4 50
24 to 25 in. diam., inside measurement....... 5 00
20) tO) 27 In. diame: Inside measurements: esse
28 to 29 in. diam., inside measurement....... 6 50
30 to 31 in. diam., inside measurement....... 7 50
32 to 33 in. diam., inside measurement....... 8 50
34 to 35 in. diam., inside measurement.......10 00
NICO-FUME LIQUID. JVgal. $5.50, gal. $10.50
Mission Plant Boxes
White Pine Cypress
Size each each
HOV MO! see eect Ry ae ea Pl OOv, cues eae $1 50
iW ip. Gian A eae ars aR dey ers Ay oo EOP TDS cee 1575
Abe Kaa Aw con ser Recane weet ONL bY ls Re ne aT yeas f=
Tis Ke MU Ohs 2 day Pe ie ae Np Rtg BR eee LN eater iP BS)
CHP SHO AEN Mae rs ce ue Beet nbn iC 2 OOS Saar 4 50
Pyramid Box 2G ODO ek eet aes Ie ema 4 Ol. s soe 6 oOo
NOVELTY
Marguerite, Mrs. F. Sander. New double-flowering white
Daisy. 2'%-inch pots, 50 cts. each, $5 per doz.
Shrubs, Trees and other stock not enumerated in this
Catalogue can always be supplied at lowest market prices.
JULIUS ROEHRS COMPANY, RUTHERFORD, N. J. 2A
Ulrich Brunner Roses
ROSES
Hybrid Perpetual Roses
We have a large quantity of 2-year-old field-
grown plants on hand.
35 cts. each, $3.50 per doz.
Abel Carriere. Purple-crimson.
Alfred Colomb. Bright red.
Alfred K. Williams. Carmine-red.
American Beauty. Rosy crimson.
Baroness de Bonstettin. Velvety crimson.
Baroness de Rothschild. Pale rose.
Camille Bernardin. Bright crimson.
Captain Christy. Flesh tinted white.
Captain Hayward. Bright crimson-carmine.
Charles Lefebvre. Crimson.
Clio. Flesh, shaded rosy pink.
Duchess of Albany. Deep rose.
Duke of Edinburgh. Very bright vermilion.
Earl of Dufferin. Velvety crimson.
Fisher Holmes. Scarlet, shaded maroon.
Francois Michelon. Deep rose. .
Snow-white.
Crimson-scarlet.
Brilliant scarlet.
Her Majesty. Clear bright rose.
Frau Karl Druschki.
General Jacqueminot.
Gloire de Margottin.
Hugh Dickson. Brilliant crimson shaded scarlet.
Jean Liabaud. Very deep crimson-maroon.
John Hopper. Bright rose.
Louis Van Houtte. Vivid velvety crimson.
Madame Gabriel Luizet. Pale pink.
Madame Victor Verdier. Rich cherry-red.
Magna Charta. Bright pink.
Margaret Dickson. White, fleshy center.
Marie Bauman. Bright carmine.
Mrs. John Laing. Soft pink.
Paul Neyron. Deep rose.
Perle de Blanches. White.
Prince Camille de Rohan.
son.
Tom Wood. Cherry-red.
Ulrich Brunner. Cherry-crimson.
Victor Hugo. Brilliant crimson.
Very deep velvety crim-
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Everblooming Hybrid Tea Roses
50 cts. each, $4 per doz.
Antoine Rivoire.
Belle Siebrecht. Brilliant pink.
Bessie Brown. Creamy white.
Betty. Ruddy gold. New.
Caroline Testout. Satiny rose.
Countess of Gosford. Salmon-pink.
Dean Hole. Silvery carmine. New.
Earl of Warwick. Rich salmon-pink.
Farbenkonigin. Imperial pink.
Franz Deegen. Rich dark yellow.
Gladys Harkness. Deep salmon-pink.
Grace Darling. Peach tinted creamy white.
Gruss an Teplitz. Bright scarlet-crimson.
Honorable Edith Gifford. Soft fleshy color with
salmon-rose center.
Joseph Hill. Beautiful shade of salmon-pink.
Kaiserin Augusta Victoria. White shading primrose.
Soft peach fleshy color.
Killarney. Brilliant light pink.
La Detroit. Pink shaded rose.
Lady Ashtown.
Lady Battersea.
La France. Clear satiny pink.
La Tosca. Silvery pink; deeper center.
Liberty. Brilliant velvety crimson.
Madame Abel Chatenay. Carmine-rose.
Madame Jenny Guillemot. Safiron-yellow.
Cherry-crimson.
Ei
La France Roses
Madame Caroline Testout. Rose, brighter center.
Madame Joseph Combet. Creamy white.
Madame Jules Grolez. Satiny china-rose.
Madame Ravary. Orange-yellow.
My Maryland. Fine pink.
Mildred Grant. Bluish white.
Papa Lambert. Rose-pink.
Queen of Spain. Pinkish white.
Rhea Reid. Bright red.
Richmond. Red-Scarlet.
Souv. du President Carnot. Soft rose, shading white.
White Killarney.
Tea-scented Roses
Two-year old field-grown plants, 40 cts. each
Beaute Inconstante. Coppery yellow, shaded carmine,
Blumenschmidt. Lemon-yellow, with rose shading.
Bridesmaid. Clear pink.
Catherine Mermet. Light flesh-colored rose.
Corallina. Deep rose.
Etoile de Lyon. Bright sulphur-yellow.
Franciska Kruger. Coppery yellow
Freiherr Von Marschall. Dark carmine.
Gloire de Dijon. Salmon-yellow.
G. Nabonnand. Pale flesh, shaded yellow.
Golden Gate. Creamy white, center and base of
petals yellow.
Hon. Edith Gifford. White, flesh; center slightly
tinted with salmon-rose.
JULIUS ROEHRS COMPANY, RUTHERFORD, N. J.
Dorothy Perkins Roses
TEA-SCENTED ROSES, continued
Isabella Sprunt. Light canary-yellow.
Kaiser Friedrich. Yellow, shaded rose.
Konigin Wilhelmina. Rosy pink.
Lady Roberts. Rich apricot, base of petals coppery
red; edge of petals shaded orange.
Madame Jules Gravereaux. Deep yellow; center
rosy peach.
Madam Lombard. Bright rose.
Madam de Watteville. Salmon-white, petals bor-
dered and edged with rose and pink.
Mademoiselle Marie Van Houtte. Yellow-canary;
petals tipped with bright rose.
Maman Cochet. Carmine, mingled almond-yellow.
Mrs. B. R. Cant. Deep rose on the outer petals,
inner petals silvery rose; suffused buff at base.
Mrs. Edward Mawley. Bright carmine, shaded
with salmon.
Muriel Graham. Pale cream, faintly flushed rose.
Papa Gontier. Rosy crimson.
Perle des Jardins. Deep straw-yellow.
Safrano. Bright apricot.
Souvenir de Pierre Notting.
ed with coppery yellow.
The Bride. White.
White Maman Cochet.
Yellow Maman Cochet.
Apricot-yellow, blend-
White.
Yellow, center apricot.
Rambler Roses
We make a specialty of these and always have a
large quantity of one- and two-year-old field-grown
plants.
We also grow large quantities in pots for early
forcing.
Baby Rambler Roses
Two-year old field-growa, 40 cts. each; pot-grown,
75 cts. to $1.50 each
Catherine Zeimet
Mad. Cutbush
Baby Dorothy
Baby Rambler
Newer Roses
Field-grown, 75 cts. each; pot-grown, strong plants,
$2 to $3.50 each
Gertrude Rockford
Mrs. Flight
Tausendschoen
Cant’s Blush
Delight
Climbing Roses
Field-grown, 40 cts. each; pot-grown bushes, $1 to $2
each; pot-grown standards, $1.50 to $2.50 each
Crimson Rambler Hiawatha
Dorothy Perkins Lady Gay
Newport Fairy
30 JULIUS ROEHRS COMPANY, RUTHERFORD, N. J.
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Evergreen Planting
Nursery Department
Owing to the ever-increasing demand for Specimen Evergreens we beg to invite our customers who
intend to beautify their grounds, however large or small, to call at our Nurseries, where they will find a
fine selection of large subjects. We have recently added considerable more land for this special purpose,
where we intend to go into growing these specialties on a larger scale. We are continually adding to
our collection. The stock is absolutely reliable, having been frequently transplanted; therefore, lifting
with a good ball of fibrous roots.
Abies Douglasii. (Syn. Pseudotsuga Douglasit.)
Evergreen Trees (Douglas Fir.) 100 to 250 ft. Foliage soft,
ABIES Arizonica. See Abies lusiocarpa, var. Arizonica brilliant gray; very hardy. 1 to 1/2 to 2 ft.,
| =: 1 bee
amabilis. White Fir. 50 to 80 ft. Needles dark | 25) 2 to 24 ft $1.75; 3 to 4 ft., $3. :
Douglasii, var. Glauca. The same as the fore-
green above, silvery underneath. Rapid grower. > , : EL ; :
1 (0) 10774) MES NOTIN A WO) DUG. titty.) SHA.GOS ©) ibs, going, with the exception of being of an intense
$20 to $30. | blue. 2,to 2/4 ft., $1.50; 214 to 3 it.) Geese.
brachyphylla. (Syn. A. homolepis.) A Japanese Fraserii (She Balsam). 30 to 50 ft. Foliage dark
species making a very satisfactory tree in | green; very similar to A. Balsamea. 3 to 4 it., $3.
not too poor a soil. 2 to 24 ft.,$1; 3 to | Lasiocarpa, var. Arizonica. (Syn. to. A Arizon-
4 ft., $2. ica.) Foliage blue-green and glaucous; making
balsamea (Balsam Fir). 50 to 80 ft. Foliage dark one of the finest specimen evergreens. 3 to 5
green; lustrous above, pale below. Perfectly ft., $6 to $ro.
hardy but loses its beauty early in cultivation. nobilis (Red Fir), 150 to 250. ft. Foliage dark
Gy UO) Di lilies Gps (liseS ONG {NO ilies, Aiea green; very fine specimen plants for lawn, etc.
Cephalonica (Cephalonian Fir). 60 to 70 ft. Fol- 214 to 3 ft., $2.50; 3 to 4 ft., $3 to $5.
iage dark green, rigid and sharp-pointed bran- | nobilis Bee Same as foregoing, only blue.
ches: 2 to 2% it., $2.50. 1% to 2 ft., $2;.2 to 24% it., Ss: qr tomyaiee ape
concolor. (White Fir.) 100 to 250 ft. Foliage | 6 to 8 a $10 to $20.
light bluish green; of all the Fir trees it best Nordmaniana (Nordman’s Fir). 100 to 150 ft.
withstands the heat and res One of the most Foliage dark green; does well when placed in a
desirable. 2 to 24% ft., $2.50; 3 to 3% it., $53. | protected position. 4 to 5 ft., $5; 5 to 6 ft.,
3% to 4 ft., $7. $10; 6 to 7 ft., $15 to $20.
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Abies Pectinata (Silver Fir). (Syn. &. Picea.)
too to 200 ft. Foliage dark green above,
silvery white beneath. Perfectly hardy. 6 to 8
ft., $8 to $12.
picea. See A. Pectinata.
pinsapo (Spanish Fir). 70 to 80 ft. Foliage light
green; not very hardy, but of very distinctive
habit and growth. Should not be omitted in a
collection of evergreens. 31% to g ft, $5.
subalpina. Foliage blue-green and glaucous. 3
to 5 ft., $4 to $7.
Veitchii (Veitch’s Fir). 80 to 100 ft. Foliage light
green; considered one of the best introductions
of late years on account of its perfect hardiness
and beauty. 11% to 2 ft., $1; 2 to 21% ft., $3;
5 to 6 ft., $8; 6 to 8 ft., $10 to $15.
BIOTA. See Thuyas
CEDRUS Atlantica glauca. 120 ft. Steel-blue fol-
lage; not very beautiful in growing state, but
the older they become the more beautiful they
are. Very desirable for permanent planting.
ZB LOMlite pss 4 tO Sit, 455 too tts, oO. Speci-
mens up to 8 ft., $15 to $20.
CRYPTOMERIA elegans, var Pungens. Light
green; rapid grower; coarse needles. Novelty.
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CUPRESSUS Lawsoniana. Triumph of Boskoop.
Bluish foliage. This is considered one of the
hardest Cupressus. 3 to 4 ft., $5.
Juniperus Hibernica
Cupressus Nootkatensis (Nootka Sound Cyprus.)
Bluish. feathery foliage. 3 to 4 ft., $3.50; 4 to 5
ft., $4.50
JUNIPERUS communis. Foliage light green; col-
WENINAIe RES, O HO WS TiN, AO CliG.e WY tO B ita,
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Chinensis, var. Argentea Variegata. Foliage dark
green with white tips intermixed. Very beau-
tiful. Pyramidal tree. 2% to 3 it., $2.50; 2 to
BY) lilbo, HBoSOR 5 CO © iittsy 657 kO {Or
Chinensis aurea. Foliage golden yellow; compact
growth. 1% it., $1.
Hibernica (Irish Juniperus). The foliage of this
variety is bright green; erect; a dense conical
WSS, DY lO ZB iilta, HUs5OR 2 CO BY Illto, has BYe
to 4 ft., $3.
Japonica aurea. Foliage golden yellow, slightly
procumbent in habit, making an open growing
(Hee, 2 t© DY ites Hi5O 2M tO B itis, (8o.508
B © ZA fits, SHAS A 160) iis, Shy 140) SHO.
Pfitzenaria. Foliage dark green; broad open
oS growth. Very fine where a low specimen ever-
(see page 30) green is wanted. 31% ft., $6 to $8.
va ae
Abies Nordmaniana
32 JULIUS -ROEHRS, COMPANY, RULHEREBORD? Np Je
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Picea pungens (see page 33)
Juniperus Sabina (Savin Juniper). Foliage dark | Juniperus Tamariscifolia. Foliage dark green. In
green; low-growing dwarf evergreen. Very habit, low-growing and procumbent.
desirable for rockeries and for edging evergreen | Virginiana (Common Red Cedar). Foliage dark
jollenawomnoyes, © 1 ox 1%) ihe, Nae WY xe Ditty, Sal
green, making a symmetrical pyramidal tree.
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Virginiana, var. glauca. This is a blue form
of the common Red Cedar, and a very
desirable variety. 2 to 3 ft., $2.50; 3
to 4 it. $4574) to. 5 it.) pO, Om bom amit
$8 to $10.
PICEA alba (White Spruce). 60 to 70 ft.
Light silvery green. Makes a very sat-
isfactory tree for mass planting. 3 to 4
ft., $1.50 to $2.50.
Alcockiana (Alcock’s Spruce). 100 to 150
ft. Foliage dark green above, and bright
blue beneath. 2 to 2% ft., $1; 24% to 3
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Engelmanni (Engelman’s Spruce). 100 to
150 ft. Foliage varying from bluish
green to steel-blue. 1 to 2 ft., 60 cts.; 2
(©) 2 ites, Sie,
excelsa (Norway Spruce). too to 150 it.
Foliage dark green, rapid and pyrami-
dal grower, and one of the most largely
used. 114 to 2 ft., 50. cts.) 34 tompat..
$2: 2 to 3 ft., $1.
excelsa, var. Clanbrasiliana. Dwarf, dark
green; compact form, with short crowded
branchlets. 1 to 14 it., $1.50.
excelsa, var. Conica. Dwarf, similar to
foregoing, differing in shape, which is
conical: 1 to 14%) ft: S150; em atom.
fit., 2.
Finedonensis. Foliage varies in color from
pale yellow, then bronzy brown and
finally light green. 5 to 6 ft., $8; 7 to 8
ft., $ro.
Finedonensis inverta (Weeping Spruce).
Dark green foliage. A very beautiful
lawn tree, with its long drooping pendu-
lous branches: 2 to Seite bass Ores
Picea pungens Kosteri (see page 33) 3% ft., $2.50.
JULIUS ROEHRS COMPANY, RUTHERFORD, N. J. 393
Taxus baccata (see page 35)
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JULIUS -ROEHRS) COMPANY, RULHEREORD) Nee:
Picea orientalis (Oriental Spruce).
ae,
Retinospora plumosa
100 to
120 ft. Dark green and shining foliage.
Very similar in habit to Excelsa with the
exception that the needles are much
shorter and more closely set. 1% to
2 ft., $1.50; 244 to) 3 it, 22505 374 to 4)
ft., $4.
polita. 70 to 90 ft. Foliage dark shining
green; dense broad pyramid tree and
towards maturity similar to Picea ex-
Celsan § 125 to 2 ft. $r.507 2 to 2/5 ft.
$2.50; 244 to 3 ft., $3; 3 to 4 it., $4 to
$6; 6 to 8 ft., $10 to $20.
Pungens glauca (Colorado Blue Spruce).
TVG) Nitto) ABIER Z) iilban SSDS LZ) hilton NALEIOR 23 Vileay,
$3u50% 4 ft-, $5; 5) ft... p10.
pungens Kosteri (Koster’s Blue Spruce.)
Remonti.
PINUS Laricio, var. Austriaca.
An improved form of Picea pungens
glauca, being of a more intense blue.
TUB TWO) teen SI) 160) Chay BE) WO) Billa, O03)
to $5; 31% to 4 ft., $7 to $10; 4% to 5
ft., $9 to $15; 51% to 6 ft., $18 to $25; 6
to to ft., $25 to $50.
Dwarf. Slightly lighter green
than others; good for rockeries and in
front of evergreen plantations. 2 to 24%
ft., $4.
(Skin, 1%.
Laricio var. nigricans.) 100 to 150 ft.
Long, dark green, rigid needles. This
makes a very symmetrical tree, both in
its growth and in its old age. 2 to 2%
fie pie25s Zoo toes fits, pia 5e
Pinus excelsa. 150ft. A very handsome tree, hardy
as far north as Massachusetts, in sheltered posi-
{10.2 2 to 3 1t., i-503.3) tovamite ee
Cembra (Swiss Stove Pine). Dark green short
branches; close pyramidal tree; very hardy.
1% to 2 ft., $2; 2% to 3 ft., $2.50; 3% to a It.,
$3.50.
Divaricata. (Syn. P. Banksiana.) 70 ft. Bright
green; the most northern of the pines, but not
of very great ornamental value. 1% to 2 ft., $1.
Montana, var. Mughus (Mugho Pine). Dwarf.
This species forms a dark spreading bush, very
often broader than its height. Prostrate in
habit, and valuable for rockeries, banks and
seashore. 8 to 12 x 12 to 18, $1.50; 12) to 15%
HS) (60) Be Nae e(ey,
parviflora glauca. 80 ft. Light bluish foliage;
pyramidal habit with slender horizontal
branches. 3 to 3% it., $3 to $5.
resinosa (Red or Norway Pine). 7oft. This tree
forms a broad pyramidal head when young,
and an open, round-topped one when old. 5 to
6 ft., $8.
Strobus. White Pine. too ft. Perfectly hardy,
and one of the most satisfactory pines growing
in almost all kinds of soil. 11% to 2 ft., 50 cts.;
2VE tO) 3) it. biz 5 374) LOY 1k 2:
sylvestris (Scotch Pine). 60 to 70 ft. Rapid
grower and very good for windbreaks, ete.
Very gnarled in old age, and therefore very
picturesque. “2 to 3 ity 75 (ctSa,..3. Lora she eae
RETINOSPORA filifera (Thread-branched Retino-
spora). A very handsome lawn tree, with its
drooping branches and thread-like appearance.
1 tor W4it., 75c.;2to 2Wit., $1.50; 3 to3 Wit., $4.
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Tsuga group
Retinospora filifera aurea. Golden type of the
preceding. 11% ft., $4; 2 ft., $5; 3 ft., $o.
obtusa. Dark green foliage; compact growth.
2 to 2% tt., $2: 2% to 3 ft., $3.50; 3 to ait, pa.
obtusa aurea. Golden yellow; compact growth.
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obtusa, var. gracilis aurea. Golden yellow fol-
iage; graceful and beautiful. 2 to 2% ft., $4.
obtusa, var. gracilis nova. New and _ distinct.
2 to 2% ft., $2; 21% to 3 ft., $3; 3 to 31% it., $5.
pisifera (Pea-fruited Retinospora). Dark green,
Open pyramidal tree. 4 to 5 ft., $5; 6 to 7 ft.,
$15 to $20; 9 to to ft., $20 to $30.
pisifera aurea (Golden Pea-fruited Retinospora).
2% to 3 it., $2; 3% to g ft., $4; 41% to 5 ft., $5;
ORtOn 7a fit 20) LO) P20:
plumosa (Plume-like Retinospora). The most
widely planted of any, and chiefly used for
windbreaks, mass planting, etc. 2 to 3 ft.,
SPIE ISOM B WO) ZL ilbas MEST AHO IS titan Oe
plumosa aurea. 2 to 3 ft., $1; 31% to 4 ft., $3;
4% to 5 it., $5-
Squarrosa, var. Veitchii. In character similar to
Retinospora plumosa. The foliage is silvery
green and is one of the most ornamental ever-
greens; withstands shearing well. 2 to 2% ft.,
$1.25; 24% to 3 ft., $2; 4 to's ft., $5 to dro.
SCIADOPITYS verticillata (Umbrella' Pine). Fol-
iage dark shining green, quite distinct from
other evergreens in having much _ broader,
larger and coarser needles. 21% to 3 ft., $4;
34 to 4 ft., $6; 5 to 6 it., $10.
TAXODIUM distichum (Bald Cypress). Light
green foliage; should be planted in damp situ-
ations along streams and lakes. 3 to 4 ft., $2;
ACOmGiliemp Ain tO 10) dibs 1p OF
TAXUS baccata(English Yew). Dark green foliage;
pyramidal tree. To do well, should not be
planted further north than Phila. 1% to 2 ft.,
$1; 2 to 214 ft., $1.50; 3% to 4 ft., $4. Retinospora filifera (see page 34)
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Taxus Canadensis (Canadian Yew). Dark green
foliage; low-spreading and bushy. 1 to 1% it.,
FO Cts:; 144 tow ft. pr.
cuspidata (Cup-shaped Yew). 50 ft. Dark green
foliage; slow-growing, and very characteristic.
Should be found in every garden. 1 to 1% ft.,
$x to $3; 11% to 2 ft., $3 to $5.
THUYA occidentalis (American Arborvite). Foli-
age bright green above, yellowish beneath.
One of the most largely used evergreens for mass
planting and hedges. It withstands shearing
very well, and it is perfectly hardy. 11% to 2
lilo Sy CUBS DVS) EO B05, FOV CHS 3 3 WO) M1. E.5 CYS) CSF
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occidentalis aurea. Foliage golden yellow. One
of the best. 1 to 14it., $1; 2% to 3 ft., $2.50.
occidentalis, var. aurea variegata. Foliage
golden variegated. 1% to 2 ft., $1.
occidentalis, Columbia. Foliage silvery varie-
gated. Grand strong grower. 3 to 3)% it., $4;
3% to 4 ft., $5; 4 to 5 ft., $5 to $8.
occidentalis Elwangeriana. Foliage bluish pur-
ple with two distinct kinds of leaves. 2 to 24%
fits bi. 50>) 25 Lows) lisa 2.5) > LON Ail pansO!
occidentalis globosa. Dwarf. Foliage dark green.
Round, compact form. 12 to 15 in. x15 to 18
in., $1; 114 to 2 ft., $1.50; 2 to 244 ft., po:
occidentalis Hoveyii. Foliage dark green; similar
to Thuya occidentalis globosa, but more vig-
orous in habit. 2 to 214 ft., $1.50.
occidentalis, var. lutea. (Syn. Geo. Peabody.)
Bright yellow foliage. Pyramidal habit very
good. 21% to 3 ft:,:$2; 3' to 31% ft., $3; 4 to 5
fis, ep 4s 2 Suto OMicesa Ge
occidentalis, var. pyramidalis (Pyramidal Arbor-
vite). Foliage light green, dense pyramid growth.
279 -to) 3 ft., 1-50; 4/7 to 4 fit., $214. to sith 3.
occidentalis, var. Spiralis. Foliage dark green.
Very characteristic. Pyramidal growth. 2 to
3 {t., $3 to $4.
Thuya occidentalis
| TSUGA Canadensis (Common Hemlock).
tat
_ Thuya occidentalis spicata alba. Foliage light green,
ends tipped silvery white. 3 to 3% ft., $2;
3% to 4 ft., $3; 4 to 4% ft., $4.
occidentalis Rosenthali. Foliage light green; very
good. 3 to 3% it., $3.
occidentalis, var. Varveneana.
in winter changing to a bronzy brown.
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Standishi (Japanese Arborvite).
green; pyramid habit; pendulous
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Fohage yellow;
21% to
Foliage dark
branches.
_THUYOPSIS borealis glauca. Foliage dark blue.
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Foliage
light green. Beautiful for specimen, mass and
hedge planting. Withstands shearing well. 1%
to 21t%, 75 cts, 2 to 2% ft. Sr an. automount
2.75; 34% to 4 ft., $4; 4 to 414 ft., $5.
Japanese Maples
These plants, with their delicately cut foliage
and colors, running from green to purple and
golden, produce a wonderful effect when either
planted singly or in groups. They are mostly of a
dwarf spreading habit. All our plants are pot
grown, therefore much stronger and better than
imported ones.
ACER Japonicum aureum. Foliage golden suf-
fused with green. $1 to $4.50.
Acer Japonicum filicifolium. Large foliage, pale
green. $1 to $1.50.
Japonicum macrophyllum. Large, light green
leaves. 75 cts. to $3.
polymorphum. Leaves green, small, deeply cut.
Young shoots red. 75 cts. to $4.
polymorphum atropurpureum. Foliage dark pur-
ple, deeply lobed. $1 to $5.
polymorphum palmatum. Leaves light green
deeply cut. $1 to $4.
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Herbaceous Border
Hardy Herbaceous Plants
Every day the demand for these perennials is increasing and they are fast becoming the most popular
flowers.
There is such an endless variety, differing in color, form and time of blooming, that even with limited
space and careful selection, flowers can be had from early spring till frost puts them to rest for the winter.
They require little care and as the plants increase in size every year, it is quite inexpensive to plant a
border or some beds with these hardy plants.
Each
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AsarnumeCanadensisi:....5) ee 15
Asclepiasitubenosay. cs) 40a) eee 15
AstemamethyStinumh. st) 206 ree 15
LOMEIFOMUSH et yh Blas mite touche are: 15
Novee-Amoligs) cs ves. nino kar oe le 15
IN OVI BCLS tor escty tae Ginko eee ee 15
SibinicuSm esse et Pe Sire eee 15
SPeCtalbihis aire wee ose atc ence mate 105
LOMSOID ESHA ret a erates Sone sae 5
Baptistavaustralis es oc. cate oe 15
Bocconiasaponicare eee ee 5
Bellisspenenmistice © na say yaees his sea: 15
Boltoniaasteroides.25.25..55 4.502050 15
latiSquamlay ena scieace. ce an eh Shes 15
Callunaivulgarist ene ot ee 25
Vill sarisval barn: mes Gk oa ia ee ak 30
Campanularcanpaticaee. a. sp. 15
Carpaticanw Bhwieny s ethe deichces te bi en T5
CaTpatica- mp Wilitenumir jewel sey wi else Ty
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IWeditim-er Blue recievers casio ces 15
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Campanula persicifolia, var.
montana.
montana.
Chrysanthemum. Hardy, in
varieties.
Boston.
Cerise Queen.
Julia Legravere. Garnet.....
Prince of Wales.
The Hub.
Convallaria majalis.
Delphiniumy Chinense:. >: ---.:-.--..
crelestimumin. lose ees cee
LOFMOSUM ss ee ee ee
Lemoine Ss My bridS-353-s 4.5). -
Dianthus atronibense 544 eee
Parnatysn ese ene ee eee
plumiarivse Gis ees ores
Dicentra spectabilisn =" -or ee
Dictamnus fraxinella, 455.)
Dicittalistambioiar. 9) een ee
purpurea and alba........
Doronicumicaucasicum: 3-7) a
plantagine um eer ee ere
EB Chinops nitrox ore aoe ae
Epimedium= niveum ->. 45-02-5250...
macranthum Troseum) - 2225.05)...
Erigeron Coulterum............:..
Eryngium amethystinum...........
Brysunum pulchellum!*.-.°2 45.5. :
Eupatorium ageratoides...............
coclestiniumii sti ane ee
pertoliatum: Aree ee
Gatllardiajorandifiora 2 nae
Galega officinalis purpurea..........
Geranium platypetalum............
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Geum Chilcensey eee eee
COCCINEUM 5 a ee ee
bri Oriin x, eee eee eee
Globularia valeanis 2.
Gypsophila acutifolia 7. 4-555 52.
Panicul ata... oes ae ee eee
ECU Sir Meas es CA ee eer
Helenium autumnale superbum........
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pumilum magnificum. ..... 5 ie
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Centaurea Babylonica.............
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Cerise tan ate
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TIPIGIS hk fi eds ee ee ES L150
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Hypericum’ adpressunmii ss. eee 25 ee
Kalmiamutiiy 3 52.0.7 eee 25) 2N5G
Iberis: sempervirens... ... 20.2. eee U5! ees
Inula jensitolia.). 0 nee eee eee 20 OOS
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Iris Germanica. Mixed varieties....... 15 50
Kaempferi Japan Iris. Mixed varieties 15 50
PSeudacorus...n) eho ee oe eee 5 50
Sibiricas:.in Cis ee ee I5 50
Sibirica’alba.2. «. 55-2 5-5 eee I5 50
Versicolors.. = Ssseae- on ha eee 15 50
Jastone:perennis..;: (>... - ae nee 20 00
Lamium maculatum roseum........... LS 50
athy nis latiiolusse. a ee one eee 5 50
Lepachys: pinnatas.22 ees 50
Liatris:spicata.....). cake Dee Cee ee rs 50
Hiltum~e CanagenSe ye. ee ee ene 25 50
Philadelphicumise sss eee 25 50
Linum perenne se 55s eee 5 50
obpeliaicardinalis=33 =e 15 50
Sy plilitica:. 25 =.5s ck heehee ee ee is 50
Lotus comiculatwSia 1-year I 50
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Malyvavmoschatay. 5. 3255 250
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Hos cucult...7 £55 See ee ee 5
ViScCania tloba plenaner: . 1. eee 15 50
splendens:. 0. ie ee 15 50
ysimachia clethroidess: = 225 5 ens 50
numm lata s\, 4.52 26 oe eee 15 50
Vulgaris) 2.2. 2 2 eee 5 50
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Monarda:didymas 3.5. 5 geet 50
fistuloSa:, .i3jo6y {Sinof aos eee I 50
Myosotis ......4..5.0m 3555 dad coe I 50
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fruticoSas.-) 205i 5 Bea ee 50
lamarckianay 2.0 fou eae I 50
YOun ii) 5) xc. nee ae oe ee I 50
Ornithogalum umbellatum............. I 50
| Pachysandra procumbens. 75.2 aes 2 00
terminalis: 30.2%. le eee 2 00
| Pzonies, Herbaceous.
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Alfred de Musset. Flesh color; rose center.
Bicolor. Yellowish center, tinged with rose.
Boule de Neige. Fine white, tinted with yellow.
Cytheree. Flesh color; center spotted with
carmine.
Duchesse de Nemours. Cream-white.
Edulis Delache Mauve-rose
Festiva. White; very fine.
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Pzonia festiva maxima. Finest white; petals spot- t i Each ‘Doz.
cage satin. Canine. Potentilla hybrida.................. $0 20 $2 oo
Fulgida. Pramula Polyanthavss.- 244. .45:-..2-.. 20 |'2 00
Gloria mundi. Soft rose. Viera Stelics si such Sty DPOS6 70.8 Osea a sO ON SRG Oh 20 2ZNO@®
Hercules. Puimonariaofticinalisns.:)+---5-.-a=.. 20. 2 ©O
Humei. Pyrethrum, in variety................ 25 250
H. Demay. Ranunculusiaens fore pleno:.-2-..-.. 20 2 00
Isable Kalitzky repens flore pleno.................. DO - 2 (50)
Lais. Delicate rose; sulphur-yellow center. Rudbeckia hirta...................... 15 1 50
Marie Lemoine. Flesh-pink to white. HESUENENS 5 ob oo acer acete as anaee et Te Peso
Mme. Calot. Light rose. maxima ...........-.-.2.-.2e es eee 15 ©
Mons. Jules Elie. Flesh pink. | INGMiMeRIT 5 ee occa w acedde een uaans TR ie SO
Mons. Bouquie. Brilliant dark rose. subtomentosa...................... I5 I 50
Peganini. Red; light pink center. Ruelliarciiosam: tes DO 2 CS
Potiri. Rosea alba. Salviasaeeentede se: eee see ee 5s 50
Rubra Triumphans. Rich carmine. AZUKGCASrandihOracac nu. passes se LS | 50
Tricolor, gr. fl. Light rose. patens. | Re on SN ao ear a acarn eae 15 I “50
W.. T. Smith. pratensis.......................... 15 i Go)
Zoe Calot. White, tinged with delicate rose. Saxifraga crassifolia.................. ON 50
Pzonia Arborea. Tree Peonies, in variety. lieu ater erase er er ai 3 Se tao
EF rom St. DS peltata 5 Ata ta: ON UNOCULONEED: OOLORE COLO MCE Comcerir 15 I 50
Each Doz. ScabiosanCatcasicame ane ae ner eS eT SO
Papaverlevisatale. <shcsm eee oer a $0 20 $2 00 Caticasicavalbaenn 3. a ae ee oS oo SO
WIV AMO eee ere he oie ae ae: QO - 2 ©) Ochnoletcammesre ows es eee ne, 1s SO
QReMtal Crash cee es ss, EN Le cette ees DO POOR MS eCUUIN ACKER eats 44 ne ee ee ne ee iG Ro
Parkmanii. . oe te hl ROE N COT 2 sOO Pe yGiiinenOSemiMerr rr en ater Se 5
Pardanthus chinensis. . Eth te Se RE ITS tO SPEC taDiIle ye: mee te ES ay she tees TS 1 50
Parthenium hysterophorum Wont ane eee ey at 5S Spectabilesbrownilmes a5 92 556 iG uso)
Pentstemon barbatus Torreyi......... 1S 1 5© spectabilespulchelliim's = 22-2 15 250
Deel ata cxs teens. tyne? horstiits ov eeee ee 1G A GO VALI CM ALAN Ree ers ties Baten, aman ns £ GO
Pbloxcamcenaa... a5. oc ele nue nS el On Oilenevinanttimannn set aie ee aria oa T5 nt Oo
Carolina te he esas SMe) ese ie i GO) |p Silfoloverhan jrevamovenriine oe pe pews oe beh oe We 9b 0)
Givanicatae sy pee iy, bere eee DO) OOMdacouD Rim mond sin eee ae oe DG 6D SO
Phlox decussata. In variety 5 Fat Ge vrs a eet ool OP ih iE SO
Albion. Fine white.. eae ee Use eCO CENMIOM Ac ante Pate ee ey ee nate TSO Te ©
Blanche Nain. Dwarf white......... LSac ales Om > Spinal anUnCus. wr. ssi aes wees casas TG ea KO)
Bouquet Fleuri. Pure white, crimson filapend lars sc cose: shes ae eoyiae es wesc Wish edt Aso)
CWS, WEIL MNES aoe a coe ebm den oc is i 5© Palinatacerrss see. nn Sk ee Sc a ee TS yee SO
Chateaubriand. Pure white; crimson Noa abe rec ee ont he ie irtt ane: See 20 2 OO
OE So es ak aoa e eC aes Com die Ibe S10 SO) (bout EN egen Seta ch, marae ae mean ve om merte cs A d 20) 2D CO
Cyclone. White; dark carmine eye... 15 I 50 Himartasnhorasplenaen = anes Ny 2 ©
Czarina. Fine w ite. 5p» Mitts Toes Om OtAChyGulanataey.-eey wer re reese 15 i 56
Eclaireur. Brilliant pink; extra fine. oe eT Oni StellatiasLOlOS te alee ars aera rae es ee Sei O
Independence. Large flower; early — Stokesiageyaned, a4 ne ay ee SO
NVA eee 7 ANC Rar ANS one coe coherences ier On | mebnanctruniehend lenge) a5 an) ae ts a 56
F. G. Van Lassburg. Finest white in TVET ODS ei ae eit isi ts ee ae ts he | ALS
CME ZNEO Maes gees Bontas oe bro Hidaka ai He i SO | Wehwanties Serqnalitte ooo ek oso ncsauea se WH. = at ©
ijGam GVaNie, “IbAivS Nyame, oss ccos cc oe Uy © I Re Vill aT Sey een neta” Aha NN a eis ie - SO
Lothair. Salmon-red; crimson eye. Gea On me hradescantianvanciniGaren, sss Ares i Wk)
Madsen. White suffused with crimson PRI CULES aNIntAMe topo ean eens yen Gs ool SO
and with crimson eye. : 5 al SO se RnilliTimMmenecunvatitine se ne ae a5 I 50
Mrs. Arnold Turner. Large ‘flowe ier (Seton ~ Worclvibilkysceconeccscescos: DSS DAG
WLANs: swale) qomnmke Celie s, paca esaee ie = Ae EC) PitZeniper emi erie oe eS ee eee 25 2ASO
Mrs. Lingard. Fine white; early..... 15 es © OWartiniana ces viene er ae © cae 25 DAKO
Miss Cook. Early dwarf white with tricolor. . 25 2 50
CATTMNMO EWSo gc Gooe sc enac deen feee 5 in FO Uvaria grandiflora. . Pee Seti i fon wien OLR 25O
Ornament. Clear rose; large panicles AiinicaeSaxiiragaeses ween ce is Tt SO
of bloom. AG aia Pe en eUnolaniayeranditlonaes) anaes ne 1 2 CO
Eanicen: Bright carmine.......... 15 1 5° | Waleriana Officinalis.................. ik i 56
echeur d’Island. Crimson-red...... iis iy 4
Prof. Schlieman. Pure mauve: crimson Verbascum phoeniceum eR arya Help ras Nee 2On 2A
eye; late bloomer... ae ere Vernonia altissima................... IS eh eel e5 OC
Phe) eileen hite: deep | Sane Noveboracensis Sa Sone Beene Wis 7 eS)
SOMBCVERS seen AR tm nite ek Gees TS « 5o | Veronica alpesiris.................... is © &O
LE PLEN sep ees iyo) AAR we ats lena ie TSO) chamzedrys ....................-.. UG. se SO)
Siilulatavs yw Seq tons tes oo ea hich ig a 5 gentianoides....................... if 1 §©
Sip ulataval bal sarcrt erie eee nar iy 9 i SC INCaNa.. 2... ee iy eee
subglatasoseahn) 7a. 2 eleanor oe ee TE rupestris.......----- 2.2.22 2-- see: ee eI
Physosteria Wirginica. 9... 2.4.40 - Tse aA SHINS OHS 6 cogs aae pec comes bene ne Dy) = de SC
Platycodon grandiflorum.. ........... GEE Tunes SPI ata eee ee foe dhe c 6 disjcis 0 pramialee ey SO
Pliumbacolarpentzes... 2s oe. 320 i © &© longifolia subsessilis................ 15 I 50
Rolemoniunuecsruleum)=-.-). 42-0. 255 Es) or so WAI INEITEY Soba ecoonnoes sees eQun ee: tH GO)
Polygonum compactum..............: TS te SO) | Wehaveel srvbaVeyess (Clune o's a stg SO oor is It SO
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Bamboo Shading for Greenhouses
6 feet wide, 8 feet high, 15 pieces to a bale.
~ feet wide, g feet high, 15 pieces to a bale.
9 feet wide, to feet high, to pieces to a bale.
10 feet wide, 12 feet high, 10 pieces to a bale.
2 cents per square foot
Roehr’s Patented Pot Hangers
Made of single and double wire.
pot; easily adjusted and removed. 12 cts. each.
Nico-Fume Liquid
One-half gallon $5.50; gallon. $1o.50.
Stove and Green-
house Plants PAGE
Acacia f5..62 scencaess 2
Acallyphaleeeeeeeerce 2
IAGATICONUIS HEE eee: 2
Ao laonemnialeenieac ce 2
Allamanday so.) 4.55. 2
Alocasiameeee se eeeee Ay 3 |
Alpin abs acticmre acing eee 3
AMOMUMP ss eneer ten 3
INWAROMUE ogancodese 3
Ampelopsismeneesen se 3
AmnanaSsay7 tease ete 3
Not TWbNOLVINS -Sacacacnc 3
Aéschynanthus ...... 3
Aphelandra.......... 4
Avalliiav as Boao. corre 4
INFUCCAIIA. ca ooccoacee 4
Ardisiam,. .cehmansate. 4
Aristolochia seen.
ANS PALA USE weleeiere eeiels 4
ASpidistray ja-ns- css 4
GAOMNA, Gooocconcoodd 4
ATONE ooo ncousoeds 4
Billberciampercemerrice 4
Boronia eee ce 4
Bougainvillea....... 4
BouvanrdiaSpeee eee 4
Caladiumeessss eee 5
(Cryrneiey. soascoccoone 6
Campylobotrys...... 6
Centrosolena ........ 6
Gissus ee acess 6
Gite aeons cesvers 6
Clerodendron........ 6
@liviartee Aaeeaccaesace 6
Chlorophytum....... 6
Coccolobayeeeeeeeeee 6
ColGcasiaereeeennroee 6
COStUSH ers seis sates teie 6
Grossandiianeeeeeeeee 6
Cryptanthus pe... 6
(CROWNS gasooococduc 6,7
CGunimentaseeeeecorecer
Cyanophyllum. ..... 7
CGyitodeitaeeerecerrr 5
Gy penuspys-cemsceneee 7
Dichorisandra....... 7
Dieffenbachia........ 7
ID ONES 4.55,0c00ce 7
Dipladentalee eer 7
ra ccna pene eee 7,8
Eranthemum ........ 8
Encholigioneessenceer 8
Muchanismeereerr errs 8
IDNA, 5 occGaccs 8
Ragen eee 8
ICUS epee 8,9
Hittoniayeee ese eeeere 9
Hirancisceau eee 9
Gardenia Ys teeeee 9
Galiplinialyaee..semeee 9
Genistay eee 9
Gloxiniasy epee 9
Glonicsae eee 9
EVeliconiaeesen eee 9
Heminographis...... 9
EVotinianinias sss i)
Eizemanthitsi es seer 9
ELOY Ae ar aatasree eeccerars 9
pomlcealieraaaecece 9
ISOPCMSIes) te csiacn clei 9
PKOTa ye see ee 9
Jacquemontia,....... 9
Sav ppoadebsocc 9
Wapaseniaueeeeree.: 10
SOE manent ee oe 10
Maranta. <2aeanecne 10
Medi laieeerereeees 10
MuSaz coc se reenter 10
Fit any size
Rereskial = tee
Philodendron
<aevevuqsceees
Phyllanthus
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Schismatoglottis ....
Spathiphyllum
Sphzeerogyne
Stenanthera
Stephanotis
Stigmaphyllon
Strelit:zee eee
Tabernemountana ...
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Theophrasta
hunbersiaeeeepereee 2
Tradescantia
Palms, Etc.
Acanthophcenix
Acanthorhiza
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Chameedoria
Chamezerops
Cyclanthus! 0st. 0), 515
Cyrtostachis-eeeeeee 15
Deemonorops
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INDEX
PAGE
Pheonix a taete aes 16
Pritehanrdial see ee 16
Ptychosperma ...... 16
INKY ynoone nooo 6uc 6
Reanthopheenix ..... 16
Rhapisscce’. seca 16
Rhopaloblastia ...... 16
INOBOMETE spopconcoes 10
Sabaltcncassoeeeoer 16
Mi hranaxee oes sete Ae 16
Ferns
/NGVENTINOIIN. cosn00 cone 19
AMISOPNONE, 550 06-400)
ASVZIOVONSNS co5500500 19
ASpleniuini ieee enneee 19
BLE Chin awe 19
Cibotiummeeeeeeeee: 'G
(CYAtOONWUT 55 050000 19
Davalliatys a cpass cen 19
Dicksonialye epee. 19
Goniophlebium ...... 20
Womania eee 20
Nephrolepsis ........ 20
Rlaiiyicenitin seers: 20
Roly podiuinttes seers 20
PUCTIS ie oe eevee aot eere 20
Selaicuneliaeeeeeeeree 20
Smalllhiennsiseeeeee 20
Flowering Shrubs and
Roots for Forcing
Andromedas,........ 23
Azalea 90005000 21, 22, 23
(CASES, d coocaccnce 21
CrHtiGOS soobaoscc0cc0s 21
Deutziae 4 pecnocner 21
IBINGWOERERL 5 5500000c 2t
Kéallini aes eee 22
IGilaCSy yea rae erene 21
Lily-of-the- Valley 22,23
Man UISHA Sey ee kecaeiene 21
PUN Spynceecriccees 22
Pommes de Granate .22
Peachpenn sess one 22
Rhododendrons .....22
SIMMS bo 66 occ00des 23
NVEStaniaee eer 22
Fruit Trees
St eae yee ees 23
Grape-vines ......... 23
INECANTHINES 5. ooeb es coc 23
Reachesacs-ceirence. 23
Vines and Climbers
Ampelopsis.......... 23
ATIStOlOGHI ane eee 23
Glenialtisheereeeeeecer 23
Ivayie Seige cere 23
lab AGNOS, Ge booandce 23
WHGUIRUIE) SA Sacasaoos 23
Evergreen Shrubs
Aucubayenseecs eee 25
BenY INKEES boococuncdc 24
BOx DTC CS is. Gareiatons 25
IEAUTUS Ho ise ceenenee ras 25
Neniums.* 35 eceen: 26
Miscellaneous
Elydiranceayanseeercicn 25
Japanese Maples ....36
Ofancesiiceseaesees 25
INOSESHsaee eee 27-29
Evergreen Trees
AbieS a saciesccegene 30
Biota) cocomococeecnter 36
Peat and Moss
Selected Orchid Peat
Selected Orchid Peat, picked
Selected Sphagnum Moss
PAGE
Gedinuswee eee 31
Cry ptomeniaueeeaeee 31
CW OMESSUS ete sconsce 31
Uni penush eee 31, 32
BiCeas Saeee eee 32-34
Pinusye onesie 34
Retinospora,...... 34, 35
Sciadopiltvseeee sy eeeesS
Warx@Ghiwin 55 ccnacac 35
LaKuS)oaes stone 35, 36
Dinayaly. eer pee 3
MACOS . oe scccon0- 36
PSUSa Me Sse ee 36
Hardy Herbaceous
Plants
INOUWIGA, socoaccuodnd 37
NEON 5556 c000 re 37
AGOnISH YS ie eee 37
Agrostemma ybie ra felavelers 27)
ANUS as cay eae nee By)
Allithiaear nee epee eae 37
ENERO so gaccesces 37
INTUSOMVIEL go cccencacec 37
INTOMOSA 5500600004006 37
INNEATIOING Gaacscostone 37
/NMUDCIAIG 55+ cacnosns 37
Anthenicumvensesseer 37
ENGST ooo acocond ct 37
IATADIS RS ee ts nese aT
INGFNSUE sascconcsaon. 37
INFOUSA, cc oecaconde 37
ASA GUT 2 oe 37
MEO DIES oo5oc0005000 37
AStED 2 o. ce pees 37
BAUS, ssocoscasoccr 37
Bellis ioc. Senecee 37
PXOCCONIE scscarcoance 37
BOMOMIA . cocccnconce 37
Calluinaseeeer erence 37
Campanulal,...... 37, 38
Gatananchenseeeeaeen 38
Centaurea eeeeeeeeee 38
@erastiuimueeeeeeeeee 38
Chrysanthemum ,...38
Cinieiiicalereeaeeee 38
Clematisie tee nena: 38
Conyalllaniaeeeeee 38
CORSOWNS 5500 0000c006 38
Del phinitimpeeee cess 28
IDWVAVNYMUS Gococcoosn oe 38
IDICOMIA: soncaccoaasc 38
IDVICGAVTNNOS jocqenocor 38
IDEAS. soouoco0nnee 38
Doronicum sees 38
chino pSeeeneeerrcee 38
|Djoysonoblbboel baa oaae 38
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