File:Catalogue of flowers - spring, 1899 (1899) (20364962089).jpg

Title: Catalogue of flowers : spring, 1899
Identifier: CAT31283746 (find matches)
Year: 1899 (1890s)
Authors: G. R. Gause & Co; Earlham View Greenhouses; Henry G. Gilbert Nursery and Seed Trade Catalog Collection
Subjects: Nursery stock Indiana Richmond Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Roses Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Shrubs Catalogs
Publisher: Richmond, Ind. : G. R. Gause & Co.
Contributing Library: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library
Digitizing Sponsor: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library

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Mail and Express Clubbing Rates. Individual Orders will be entitled to the same Discounts as Club Orders. DO NOT GET CONFUSED. The Discounts given below apply to Plants priced at Single Plant and Bulb price in this Catalogue, not collections; nor must collections be selected as premiums on your order. Do not get your Mail and Express Clubbing Rates confused. MAIL CLUBBING RATES. Plants and Bulbs to be selected at Single Plant and Bulb Price from Catalogue. Any person sending us $2.00 is entitled to select plants and bulbs (at price per single plant and bulb) from Cata- logue to value of $2.60. Anv person sending us $3.00 is entitled to select plants and bulbs (at price per single plant and bulb) from Cata- logue to value of $3.85. Any person sending us $4.00 is entitled to select plants and bulbs (at price per single plant and bulb) from Cata- logue to value of $5.25. Any person sending ns $5.00 is entitled to select plants and bulbs (at price per single plant and bulb) from Cata- logue to value of $6.50. Any person sending us $6.00 is entitled to select plants and bulbs (at price per single plant aud bulb) from Cata- logue to value of $7.75. Any person sending us $8.00 is entitled to select plants and bulbs (at price per single plant and bulb) from Cata- logue to value of $10.50. Any person sending us $10.00 is entitled to select plants and bulbs (at price per single plant and bulb) from Cata- logue to value of $14.00. EXPRESS CLUBBING RATES. At Single Plant and Bulb Price from Catalogue. Don't fail to read what liberal discounts we offer you to have Plants sent by Express ; it will more than pay expressage on them. Any person sending us $2.00 is entitled to select plants and bulbs (at price per single plant and bulb) from Cata- logue to value of $3.25. Any person sending us $3.00 is entitled so select plants and bulbs (at price per single plant and bulb) from Cata- logue to value of $4.50. Any person sending us $4.00 is entitled to select plants and bulbs (at price per single plant and bulb) from Cata- logue to value of $6.00. Any person sending us $5.00 is entitled to select plants and bulbs (at price per single plant and bulb) from Cata- logue to value of $8.50. Any person sending us $6.00 is entitled to select plants and bulbs (at price per single plant and bulb) from Cata- logue to value of $10.00. Any person sending us $8.00 is entitled to select plants and bulbs (at price per single plant and bulb) from Cata- logue to value of $13.00. Any person sending us $10.00 is entitled to select plants and bulbs (at price per single plant and bulb) from Cata- logue to value of $18.00.
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THE BEST SOIE.- Roses will do well In any ordi- nary ground, but are much improved in beauty and fra- grance by rich soil, liberallv manured, and good cultivation ; the ground well spaded and pulverized to a depth of one foot or more, and enriched by mixing in a coat of stable manure, or any fertilizing material that may be convenient, will in- sure you success, and your Roses will be the admiration of all. ROSES are justly called the Queen of Flowers, being cultivated the world over for the beauty and fragrance which they possess. The eye can behold no more beautiful sight than a bed of Roses on the Lawn, emitting their sweet fragrance, or planted single here and there, they are very effective. WHEN TO WATER.—If the ground is dry when planted water thoroughly after planting so as to soak the earth down below the roots, and if hot or windy, it may be well to shade fbr a few days. After this, not much water is required unless the weather is unusually dry. Plants will not thrive if kept too wet. PRUNING.—The first Spring after the Roses are planted they will require no pruning except to remove the dead

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