FOR THE ABOVE will BE
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J. :. EASTMAN, Pratt street.
Extract from the "RepDrt" OF the tiVisitinZ Com
mittee of the Pennsylvania Horticultural S0ceiv:,
unanimously adopted, and ordered TO be printed


LANDRETH's NURSERIES AND GARDENS.
"These extensive grounds are on Federal street
near the Arsenal. The ca, a coI,
lection OF Camas made here. Some OF those
now IN the possession of those distinguished nursery
'ne", arr YEN Ieet hlSh. The selection of
GREEN HOUSE PLANTS is valuable and extensive


"Ihe NURSERIES are all very correctly mara sed
supplying every part of the Union; detdl of which
would occupy IO1 much Of our space; we therefore
content ourselves with stating THAI the stock ~ very
large, and in every stage of growth consisting of
FOPEST AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS


EVERGREENS, VINES AND CREEPERS,
with collection of Hefbace rs Plants; FRErIT
TREES Of the best kind, and healthy condition.
lalge beds OF seeding apples, pears, puns Sc, as
stocks for budding and grating; nlan peru superiov
10 that OF working upon suckers, which cafry with
them INTO the tfaft all the diseases Of the parent
stock


GARDEN SEEDS
OF the finest quality have been scattered over the
country from these grounds and may always be de
pended upon. The SEED ESTABLISHMENT of these
HoRTICULTURIsTs is Of the most extensive in the
Cnton and It's reputation is well sustained from wear
to year,


'Jo ohviae the chance of mixture of the farlna of
the plants OF the same family, they have established
another nursery, at suitable distance 80 that dege-
heraon cannot take place, and which sGcu res TO The
purchasers ga genuine article" Knowing thus the
age quality and process Of fcntuIe of every plant the
supr'g from then grounds is recommended NTH great
confdence.n


- Since the date ofthG "REpoRrn from which the
ABOVE Is distracted, the ENTIRE EsTABLIsHMRGT has
been GREATLY ENLARGED. The collection of Camel
has embraces all The ner kinds, and consists of some
thOusanos OF various szas; likewise of Roses and
other desirable plants, both tender and hardy-Fruit
Trees, etc.


The SEED GARDENS, alone, cover ftly acres, and the
whole is, as it has been for more than a HALF CEN
TuRY, under the successful management OF father and
sou, the MOST PROMINENT IN AMERICA.


P0IiudBlpha, Feb'V. 1915. fs34aU