1871 



THE WESTERN POMOLOGIST. 



61 



T^ T-? TT' TT' ^ T T 



FOR SPRING OF 1871. 



The largest and mo:;t complete f^tock iu the Uuited Statey. 

 Catalogues mailed prepaid, as follows; 

 No. 1, Descriptive catalogue of fruits, 10 cts. 



No. 2, 

 No. 3, 

 No. 4. 

 No. 5. 



oraameutal trees, &c. 10 cts. 

 '* greenhouse plants, &c. 10 cts. 

 wholesale, 2 cts. 



catalogue of bulbs published Aug. 1st, 2 cts. 

 ELLWANGER & BARRY, 

 Mouut Hope Nurseries, 

 [Established ISIU.] Rochester, N. Y. 



No. 2-3m. 



New and Beautiful Plants, 



FOR 1871, 



We oft'er a vt^ry large slock, comprising all the novelties iu 

 iireeu Honae, Hot House and Bedding: Plants. 



New descriptive and illustrated ciitalngue with fine colored 

 plates, ready Feb. 1. To our customers free ; to others 10 



[Established IMO.l ELLWANGER & BARRY, 



No. 2-2m. . Rochester, N. Y. 



Fresh Garden, Flower, Herb, Tree and 

 Shrub, and Evergreen Seeds, prepaid by 

 mail, with directions for culture. Twenty 

 five different Packets of either Class for 

 $1.00. The six classes $5.00. 



40,000 lbs. Evergreen and Tree Seeds; Apple, Pear, Cherry, 

 &c. ; Grass Seeds; Beet, Cabbage, Carrots, Onion, Squash, 

 Turnip, and all Vegetable and Flower Seeds, in small or large 

 quantities ; also Small Fruits. Stocks. Bulbs, Shrubs. Roses, 

 Verbenas, &c., by mail, prepaid. New Golden Banded Japan 

 Lily, 50c. Priced descriptive catalogue sent to any plain 

 address, gratis. Agents wanted. Wholesale list to agents, 

 clubs and the tr.ade. Seeds on commision. 



B. M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries and Seed Ware- 

 house, Plymouth, Mass. Established in 18-12. 



No. •2-2m. 



PERSIMMON SEED! 



U50 PER POUND. 



( WcrranteiJfrc.-^h tend good.) 

 Have just iysuod our ucw 



^ SEE3D LIST 



containing liist of evergreen and tree seeds ; t-cnt with Re- 

 tail Price List of Nursery Stock, Free. 



Apple trees, grapevines, elms, maples, chestnuts and 



in quantity and at reasonable prices 

 Correspondence invited. 



A. BRYANT, Jr., 



(Wholesale list to the Trade.) Princeton, Ills. 



No. 2-tf. 



Transcendent Cra"b. 



We have a large etock of this finest and best of all Siberian 

 crabs. Price at wholesale only $8.00 per hundred, 2 years. 

 Leading Iron Clad Apple trees, 2 years, $7.00 per hundred. 

 Evergreens, hardy shrubs, small fruits and all stock needed 

 by Iowa farmers at like low rate?::. 



FARMERS SEND IN YOUR DIRECT ORDERS ! ! 



$1. 



Addresi 



JOSEPH li. BUBD Sc Co., 



Shellsburg, Iowa. 



CHARLESTON NURSERY. 



Our spring catalogue of Roses, Geraniums &c., ia now 

 ready and will be sent free on application. We send out 

 most all kinds of Roses, as well as all bedding plants in pots, 

 thereby insuring their safe arrival by espress^at all points on 

 railroads.. Addrees, 



No. 2-3m. Charleston, Colea county, 111. 



Th'.-se ^lili'iidid white oats, are uiiduul»(<'dly tlu^ 



BEST, HEAVIEST AND MOST PRODUCTIVE OATS 



in cultivation, weighiug from 44 to 60 lbs to the bushel, and 

 producing with fair cultivation 100 bushels to the acre. Straw 

 strontj and heavy, having everyhiug that is desirable for oats. 

 1 bushel including new sack $3.00; 2 bushels with new sack 

 $5.50; 4 tt> sucks by mail $1.00. Address, 



W. C. UAIVIPTOJV, 



No. 2-2m. Mt. Victory, Hardin county, O.' 



BROOK GROVE NURSERY 



>/a niile west of 



SALEM, HENRY COUNTY, IOWA. 



Cherry stocks from Black Morello seed, one year old at 

 $10 per M. Also two year old apple trees for sale at $10 per 

 100; varieties which have proved hardy and good bearers 

 after 20 to 30 years testing. 



Also grafted cherry trees at from §20 to $2-5 per 100. 



Orders Solicited and Promptly Filled 



By the proprietor. 

 No. 2-2m. 



CULTIVATOR'S GUIDE 



TO THE 



Flovve,r and Kitchen Garden. 



25tli Edition. This work is now too well known to 

 need full description; it contains 120 pages Beautifnlly 

 Illustrated, with over two hundred engravings of Flovvera 

 and Vegetables. Also 



TWO SPLENDID COLORED LITHOGRAPHS 



which have been prepared at great expense. Over 2,000 vari- 

 eties of Flowers and Vegetables, embracing novelties both 

 foreign and American, fully described, to which is added a 

 descriptive list of new and rare Gladiolus, Lilies, etc. This 

 work has been published regardless of expense, and as Mr. 

 Bartlett, the well-known Agriculturist of New Hampshire 

 expresses, "is far ahead of anything of the kind ever 

 before issued by the American press." Our custom has been 

 to charge for this work to all but our customers, but we find 

 that nearly all receiving it become so, and we have con- 

 cluded to 



8EWD IT FREE TO APPLICANTS 



upon receipt of two stamps. 



Address 

 AVASHBURN & Co., 

 Boston, JUass. 



No. a-mo. 



EXTRA INDUCEMENTS 



Ol^ered to those wanting Evergreens, from Forest or one 

 and two years transplanted, consisting of American White 

 and Black Spruce, Balsam Fir, White and Red Pine, Hem- 

 lock, Larch, Birch, Sugar Maple, &c., *fcc., and 



AS LOW AS THE LOWEST. 



Full instructions sent with all orders for treatment when 

 requested. 

 20,000 (two Years from forest) White Pluea. 

 For full particulars send for Price List. Address 



S. X,. KEITH, 

 Palatine, Cook Co. Ills. 

 No. 2-tf. 



