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THE POMOLOGIST. 



Feb. 



NURSERYMENS DIRECTORY. 



ALLIS, S. J.,KeyBtone Grape Narseries, North East 

 Pa. 



BRAGG, h. D., &Co., General Nurserymen, Kala- 

 mazoo, Mich. 



BRUNER, D. T., General Nursery, Toledo, Tama 

 Co., Iowa. 



BLAIR BROS., Lee'eSummit Nurseries, Ornamental 

 Roses, Bulbs; Lee's Summit, Jackson Co., Mo. 



B0DD, J. L., General Nursery; Bvergreensfromseed 

 a [specialty. Shellsburg, Iowa. 



BRYANT, A., JK , Nursery; specialty, young Ever- 

 greens, forest trees, grapes, *fcc. Princeton, 111. 



BABCOCK & CO., Salem Grape Nurseries; specialty 

 Salem, Rogers' Hybrids, &c.; Lnckport, N. Y. 



BAKER A Co., Toledo Nunseries; a full assortment 

 offered. Toledo, Ohio. 



BARKER, JOEL & A. M., Miner Plum a specialty ; 

 Lancaster, Wis. 



BOWER, S., Nurseryman and Fruit Grower, Cedar 

 Rapids, Iowa. 



CALDWELL, W. B., Parris Nursery. Sweet Pota- 

 toes and Plants, Parris, 111. 



CROWELL, H. F., Fairview Avenue Nurseries, 

 Hammonton, N. J. 



CROLTSE, BRO, Nurserymen, Lonora, Hancock Co., 

 111. 



CONGDON, J. Z., General Nursery and Experimen- 

 tal Garden, Ouarga, Ills. 



ENNIS, DR. JOHN E. & Co., Gen'l Nursery, Hedge 

 and Forest Tree Seeds, Lyons, Iowa. 



FROST, E. C, Highland Nurseries; established in 



184-i; Watkins, New York. 

 FOSTER, SUEL, General Nursery, Evergreens and 

 European Larch; no humbug; Muscatine, Iowa. 

 GOULD, INGRAHAM, General Nursery ; 72 acres; 



Catalogues free ; lieaver Dam, Wis. 

 GALUSHA, O. B., Gen'l Nursery ; specialties. Ever- 

 greens & Apples; Morris, 111., on C. R. I. &P. R- 

 HOOPS BRO'S & THOMAS, complete assortment. 

 Evergreens, Roses and Seedlings, Westchester, Pa. 

 HEIKER, W.F., General Nursery Stock. Nursery 



established in 1S22. Dayton, Ohio. 

 HOAGG <Ss BENNETT, Pet(is County Nursery, Se- 



dalia. Mo. 

 HANSON, H., General Nursery, Portland, Oregon. 



HUDSON, T. K., New Seed Potatoes, Com and Oats, 



Kansas City, Mo. 

 OTTO & ACHBLIS. (lute J. L. Darlington & Co.,) 



Marris Nurseries, Westchester, Pa. 

 THOMAS, SILAS, Clinion Nursery. Complete as- 

 sortment of Trees and Shrubbery, Clinton, Iowa. 

 KNOWLTON, I. S., Rock river Nurseries. Gener- 

 al assortment. Byron, Ogle Co., 111. 

 SCOTT, D. WILMOT, Nurseryman and Florist, Ga- 

 le iia.Ill. 

 MANNING, J. W., General Nursery, Reading, 



Mass. 

 HALL, DANIEL L., Madison County Nurseries, 



Alton, 111. 

 HANCE & SON, Peach Treesa specialty. Red Bank, 



Monmouth Co., N. J. 

 HANNA, B. P., Nurseryman and Fruit Grower, Lu- 



ray, Clark Co., Mo. 

 HARIS & SOMERS, Star Nurseries, wholesale and 



retail, Quiucy, 111. 

 CAMPBELL, GEO. W., Grape Vines, Small Fruits, 



and Greenhouse Plants, Delaware, Ohio. 

 KELLOGG, GEORGE J., Belle Cottage Nui-series, 



Janesville, Wis. 

 LONGWORTH, WAL, formerly of Dubuque, Iowa; 



General Nursery business, Bloomington, 111. 

 LITTLE, J. T., Wachusiv Nursery ; Ornamental Trees, 



Evergreens, &c.; Uixon, III. 

 LONG. A. & SON, Nursery, Hedge Plants and Early 



Rose Potatoes, Mt, Carroll, 111. 

 MANSON, J. B., Tennessee Nursery, Murfreesboro, 



Tenn. 

 MORG.\N. E. D., General Nursery business, Pella, 



loWil. 



MATHEWS, JAS. & SON, General Nursery; choice 

 Grape Vines and Evergreens; Knoxville, Iowa. 



MURDOCH, JOHN R. & A., Nurserymen, Florists 

 and Seedsmen, Pittsburgh, Pa. 



MADDOCKS. A. W., Great Western Nurseries; 

 established 1847; Toledo, Ohio. 



MARSHALL, S. B., General Nursery; specialty. 

 Grimes' Golden Apple; Cleveland, Ohio. 



NOURSE, WM. A., General Nursery and Forest 

 Ti-ee Seedlings, Moline, III. 



NOSMAN, LEVI, General Nursery business, Pella, 

 Iowa. 



PATTERSON, CHARLES, Hedge Plants and Apple 

 Seedlings, Kirksville, Mo. 



PITTS, T. J., Hardy Fruit and Evergreen Nursery, 

 Nashua, Iowa. 



SHEARMAN, J. S., Northwestern Nurseries; Green- 

 house Plants a specialty ; Rockford, 111. 



SEELY, C. W., Flower and Vegetable Seeds, and 

 Ornamental Plants, Rochester, N. Y. 



TERRY, H. A., Nurservman, Florist, and Fruit 

 Grower, Crescent City, Iowa. 



TULL, JOHN R. & SON, Tulland Nursery and Gar- 

 den, Pontoosuc, Hancock Co., 111. 



VAIL, A. H. & Co., General Nursery, Mareneo, 

 McHenry Co.,I!l. 



VICK, JAMES. Vegetable and Flower Seeds, Bulbs, 

 &c., Rochester, N. \. 



WATSON, B. M., General Nursery and Seeds, Ply- 

 mouth, Mass. 



WOODARD, L. & Co, Gen'l Nursery, Apple and Pear 

 Seedlings, Root Grafts, &c., Marengo, 111. 



WEIR, D. B., Nursery and Fruit Growing, Lacon, 

 Illinois. 



WEED, JAMES, Fruit, Nursery, and Sweet Pota- 

 toes, Muscatine, Iowa. 



WOODRUFF, J., Fruit and Ornamental Treesi 

 Ripon, Wis, 



Fifteen Years Established! 



liarge and Small Fruits, Sliade Trees, 



Floiverlu^ Shrubs, Roses, Cllinbiug 



A''ines, JKverg'reeBis in all variety ; 



«KAPK VINES, &c. 



Small Trees, Plants, Cions. Ciittinqs of Currants,, 



Root Vutiings, {&c.. sent by mail at rates as per 



Catalogue.. 



(Send by mail for catalogue.) 



;i0,0OO plants, 1 to i years growth, of Cherry and La 

 VersaiIIai«e ; also, the Wliiie Grape and Improved 

 Red Currants, $1 to S'3 per dozen, as per size or selec- 

 tion : also, cuttings of the above, all taken from bear- 

 ing plants, growing on a farm where 1:200 bushels of 

 currants have been sold in a year, in Boston market. 



200 000 Transplanted Evergreens for hedu'es, and 

 standards of Arbor Vilte, Spruce and Hemlock. 

 (Some pruned Hemlocks, very fine.) Attention is 

 called to my descriptive priced catalogue, illustrated 

 with 18 cuts of trees and fruits, sent free by mail. 

 Practical hints of value are added ; also, remarks on 

 several specialties. Sable Queen Blaciiberry, 50 cts. 

 each, or S3 per dozen, by mail $5 per dozen. Dracut 

 Amher Grape, $1 by mail, small 50 cts. each. Telof- 

 sky Apple, 50 cts. per tree, 1 yr.. by mail ; and Dart- 

 mouth Crab, 50 cts., 12 to IS inch, 1 yr., by mail,&c. 



2-2t. 



Fruit and Ornamental Trees, 



FOR SPRING I870. 



STANDARD FRUIT TREES, for Orchards. 



DWARF TREES, for G;.rdens. 



GRAPE VINES-Old and new varieties. 



STRAWBERRIES, and other small fruits; best 

 new and old sorts. 



DECIDUOUS ORNANENTAL TREES. 



EVER(iREEN TREES. 



FLOWERING SHRUBS AND PLANTS. 



ROSES, PEONIES, DAHLIAS, etc., superb col- 

 lecnons. 



GREEN HOUSE and BEDDING PLANTS. 



AlNirders, large or small, will receive prompt and 

 careful attention. Packing for distant points per- 

 lormed in the most skillful and thorough manner. 



Sntnll parcels sent hn mail when so desired. 



Descriptive and Illustrated priced Catalogues sent 

 prepaid on receipt of stamps, as follows; 



No. 1— Fruits. Inc. No. 2— Ornamental Trees, 10c. 

 Fo. 3 — Green-house, 5c. No. 4— Wholesale, free. 



Address 



ELLWANCER & BARRY, 



2-3m. ROCHESTER, N. Y. 



2,000,000 

 IIZDCB FZ^AXTTS!! 



UR PLANTS were dug early, put away properly, 

 and have ki;pt in ihe best condition. 



Extra Fine APPLE TREES, 

 2 and 3 Year»« Old- 



O 

 100,000 



60,000 Niee, AVell-Branelied Apple Trees 

 at Thirty Dollars per Tlioiisand. 



40,000 Peach, Pear, Cherry, Plum, 

 Apricot and Nectarine Trees. 



Currant and Grape Cuttings; European Mountain 



Ash, 1 to 3 feet ; Roses, Shrubs, Evergreens, 



Stocks, and a large stock of Small 



Fruit Plants, Ac, &c. 



^^ Trade list for Spring now ready. 



Address HARGIS A SOMMER, 



2 3m. Star Nurseries, Quincy, 111. 



BENTON COUNTY NURSERIES. 



ESTABLISHED IN 1866. 



75,000 



75,000 



10,000 



200,000 



2,000 



5,000 



100,000 



100,000 



5,000 



2tf. 



Leading "Iron Clad" apple trees, 5 to fi ft. 



2 to 4 ft. 



Transcendent Crab, i other new sorts, 1 yr. 



Small Evergreens, different sizes. 



Two yr old Currant & Gooseberry bushes. 



Miner and Lombard Plums. 



Two year Honey Locust hedge plants. 



Osage Orange plants. 



Early Richmond Cherry (mostly one year). 



Also, full stock hardy shrubs, and all small 



fruits, &c., needed for general planting in 



our climate. 

 Send for our price list at once. 



JOSEPH L. BUDD & CO., 

 Shellsburg, Iowa. 



Grape Vines & Small Fruits. 

 Nursery Established in 1857. 



Everybody Wants 31artlia. 



875 Winter Winesap, 



087 Doniine, 



4(i3 Benoni. 



•lUO Limber Twig, 

 1(100 Willow Twig, 

 80110 Soulard Crab, 

 1:1H0 Red .\strachan, 



674 Yellow Belltlower, 



..^Vssior-tecl. I*x-ia.its, 



T ARGE AND SMALL, IN LARGE VARIETY. 

 XJ GRAPE VINES in variety. 



ROGERS- HYBRirs and DRACUT AMBER are 



specialties. (See illustrated sheet.) 



SA BLE Q VEEN BL A CKBERR Y was introduced 

 by us— not a plant was sold till the autumn of 1868— 

 1 to 12 plants in a space. 



EVERGREEN TREES in large variety. Pruned 

 Arbor Vitai and Hemlock trees for separate planting. 



(A large variety of Nursery Stock sent by mail.) 



An illustrated descriptive catalogue is prepared, 

 and sent to all applicants. J. W. MANNING, 



2 It Readinu', Mass. 



AND OTHER ORNAMENTAL TREES AND 

 Shrubs of suitable size for distant transportation. 

 Catalogue on application. M.\HLON MOON. 

 2 2m. ■ Morrisville, Buck Co., Pa. 



THE most reliable native WHITE GRAPE yet in- 

 troduced to the punlic— perfectly healthy, hardy, 

 and productive— early in ripening and of tine quali- 

 ty, both for the (able and for wine. A seedling from 

 the Concord succeeds admirably wherever the Con- 

 cord can be grown. SIrong. one year roots. $1 each, 

 or .$0 per dozen, by mail, if desired. Less, bv the 100 

 or 1,000. Also, Delaware, Concord, Hartford Pro- 

 liflc. Ives Seedling. Diana, lona, Eunielan, Salem. 

 Allen's White Hybrid, Roger's Hvbrids. Arnold's 

 new Hybrids, and all other valuable varieties, new 

 and old. Also, Kitlaliny and Wilson's Early Black- 

 berries, Clarke. Kirtland, Davison's Thoruless, Ln- 

 nis, and Miller's daily bearing Raspberries. Straw- 

 beriies. Currants, Gooseberries, Ac. Early RosePo- 

 tatoes by the bushel or barrel. 



|^"Send stamp for Illustrated Catalogue of over 

 100 varieties of Grapes and Small Fruits to 



GEO. W. CAMPBELL, 

 2-3m Delaware, Ohio. 



Cions of Leading Varieties. 



I OFFER for sale the balance of my stock of Cions 

 at low rates, cut from bearing trees and WAR- 

 R.VNTED true to name : 

 (i;)ll Snulard Apple, 

 1174 Maiden's Blush. 

 714 Transcendent Crab, 

 500 Fameuse or Snow, 

 350 Tolman Sweet, 

 400 Rambo, 

 315 Fulton, 

 375 Pomme Gris, 

 312 .lonathan, 

 7000 Townsend or Miner Plum. 



These Cions are all full length cuttings, of present 

 season's growth, and being tatien from bearing trees, 

 the wood is more mature and firmer than if taken 

 from trees in the Nursery. 



Address, D. WII.OTOT SCOTT, 



•3-lni GaleuH, 111. 



Reading Nursery! 



ESTABLISHES IN 1854. 



