. Benson's guide to fig la culture en pleine terre au Nord : avec des instructions pour la culture de masse ouvert au nord de Japonais kakis et les grenades et catalogue des fruits tropicaux et de plantes rares : bananes, nénuphars, etc., et aussi des gaz et les plantes à massifs, rosiers, arbres fruitiers, etc. Martin Benson (Cabinet) ; Figure ; plantes tropicales ; pépinières (horticulture). MARTIN BENSON, SWANWICK, Illinois. Mnw Wwic BmiW^ii' Ce sont les plus intéressantes de toutes les plantes en pot ou en serre pour la culture. La plupart d'entre eux sont des plus facile à la culture, n'exigeant pas plus de soins que les plantes de serre ordinaire

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. Benson's guide to fig culture in the open ground at the North : with instructions for open ground culture at the North of Japanese persimmons and pomegranates and catalogue of rare tropical fruits and plants : bananas, water lilies, etc., and also greenhouse and bedding plants, roses, fruit trees, etc. Martin Benson (Firm); Fig; Tropical plants; Nurseries (Horticulture). MARTIN BENSON, SWANWICK, ILLINOIS. Mnw Wwic^ii BmiW' These are the most interesting of all plants for pot or greenhouse culture. Most of them are of the easiest culture, requiring no more care than ordinary greenhouse plants. They are beautiful in flowers and foliage, and when in fruit are truly magni- ficent, combining utility and beauty. A collection of these.when in-fruit will attract more attention than any other class of plants grown. I offer a large colledlion, comprising many rare sorts never before offered or seen in the north. My plants are fine, true to name, and when their rarity is con- sidered, prices for them are very low. All collections of plants should have a selec- tion of these. Pot in soil composed of one-third each rotten sod, fine sand, and thoroughly rot- ten cow manure, and you will have an abundant supply of flowers, fruit and rich foliage. Seeds can be supplied of all sorts marked thus (*). Price per packet, one-half the price for a tree or plant of the same sort. Send orders early, as the supply is limited. *ACAJOU TREE. $2 each. *ALEURITES MOLUCCANA. Indian Nut. Has Palm-like;^leaves and edible fruits. $2 each. ANONAS. The following all belong to the same genus. They are deciduous shrubs, and can be wintered in the cellar. They bear most delicious and beautiful fruits. *Sugar, Apple or Siveet Sop. Fruit resembling an inverted cone, of a rich yellowish green color ; a most interesting and delicious fruit, very sweet and rich; very productive and bears quite young. Fine plants, I1.50 each. Sour Sop. {Anona Muricata.) A large green prickly fruit, six or eight inches- long,

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