Briggs et Bro.'s illustré et catalogue descriptif des plantes à fleurs à bulbe hardy pour l'automne de 1872 . l enlevé à un endroit frais et sec,cave et le lit rempli d'ornements de l'été le jardin. Nous souhaitons faire comprendre à tous que le premier et le plus important de la culture de l'ampoule isto sélectionner et obtenir rien mais en première classe, son, de bonne maturité, les bulbes ; et comme nous l'avons visitedHolland l'été passé dans le seul but de se procurer les plus belles et les meilleures actions de bulbes, &c., tobe obtenus, nous n'avons aucun doute que ceux qui sont en faveur de l'us avec leurs commandes pour la même, s'betre

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Briggs and Bro.'s illustrated and descriptive catalogue of hardy bulbous flowering plants for fall of 1872 . l removed to a cool, dry cellar, and the bed filled with the summer ornaments of the garden. We would wish to impress it upon all that the first and most important point in Bulb culture isto select and obtain nothing but first-class, sound, well ripened, heavy Bulbs ; and as we have visitedHolland the past summer for the sole purpose of procuring the finest and best stock of Bulbs, &c., tobe obtained, we have no doubt but that those who favor us with their orders for the same, will betreated to their entire satisfaction. C^~A point to which we would call particular attention is our prices. In visiting the Land ofBulbs, Mr. C. W. Bnir, (;s bought for cash as he selected, and we propose to give the public all theadvantages of purchasing on the spot, thus securing more desirable varieties and at lower rates thancould be had under any other circumstances. &f°Please compare our prices with those of other houses and satisfy yourself. 2 Briggs & Brother s Catalog ue of Fall Bulbs.. 1. DOUBLE HYACINTH. 2. FLOWER. 4. FLOWER. 3. SINGLE HYACINTH. The Hyacinth is without doubt more useful, serviceable, sweet-scented, beautiful, and to bedesired for in-door winter decoration, than any other of the Bulb family, adapting itself to a varietyof culture, and well rewarding us with its noble spike of Blue, White, Red or Rose flowers. Nowonder that it has become so universal a favorite with those who love and appreciate these silentlyexpressive and fragrant gems. The season of planting the Hyacinth is from the last of September tothe end of November, and they should be planted in a deep, well enriched, mellow soil; and if a gooddressing of sand is added, it will be all for the best. This should be dug to the depth of fifteen oreighteen inches. The bulbs may be planted about four inches deep and eight inches apart. Inplanting, care should be taken to arrange the colors in their pr

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