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Nurseries and Gardens.
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"These extensive grounds are on Federal
street, near the Arsenal. The
earliest collection OF Camelias was made here
Some OF those now in the possession of those
diSting Uished nursery men, ten feet high


The selection OF green House
plants is valuable and extensive.


''ln ne Nurseries we saw a great many
MagnoliaS, OF which there no less than
thirteen distinct species and three varieties.
One plant of the II. graodilora is 20 feet high
and in full bloom. Here re like wise ;he Nj.
eordata so feet high beautiful III. elipica in
flower, and magpi iflceDt specimen, ) feet hi gh
OF the III. conspicua The curioas Usage Grange
that etainS its lucid foliage longer than any
other decidnoIS tree.


"The NUssS EsszES all very correct
lv managed, supplying every part oftbe union !;
detail of which would occupy too much OF our
space; we therefore content ourselves with stat
ing that the stock is very large, and in every
stage OF growth, consisting OF Forest :ssaSi
Ofrsanse sental Trees, Shrubs, ever
collection of heTbaceouS plants; FssJEE
TIRE ES of The best kind, and most healthy
condillon large beds OF seeding apples pears,
pIuIns SC, as >toCkS Tor budding aud grating ;
a plan very superior 10 that OF working upon
suckers, which carry with them into the graft
all the diseases Of the parent stock.


GARDEN SEEDS


of the finest quality have been scattered over
the country from these grounds, and may al
ways be depended upon. The seed establish


nent of-theSe Horticuliurists is one OF the most
extensive in he Union, and its reputation is
| we'll sustained from year 10 year.


10 obviate the change of mixture of The far
! ina of the plants of the same family, they have
established another nursery, at suitable dis
| tance, so that degeneration cannot take place.
and which secures To the purchasers ga genuine
article" Knowing thus the age, quality and
| process OF culture of every plant, the supply
| from their grounds is recommended with great
confidence"
/ +++Since the date of The "Report" from which
| the above is ab>racted, the entire establishment
| has been greatly enlarged. The collection OF
! CameliaS embraces all the finer kinds, and con-


sists OF some thousands of various sizes; ike
| wise of Roses, and other desirable plants, both
| tender and hariy-Fruit Trees etc.


The Seed Gardens, alone, cover fifty acres
| and the whole is, il has been for more than
| half century, under the successive manage


menl OF father and son, the mosl prominent in
| A AMERICA.


| (TOTders received by the subscriber, from
| whom Catalogues may be obtained, gratis,
Jan. "A. 1915 -23