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Copyright, 1897, by The Garden and Forest Publishing Company. 



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Small Fruits, Grapes, Shrubs, 

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Hardy Plants. 



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_^_ _ ^^^ Beautiful Catalogue (168 pages— 1896 edition) 



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ULBS AND PLANTS 



For Winter and Spring Flowering. 



We carry the most complete and choicest line in the country. Do not purchase without consulting our 

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Sept. 20th to Nov. 4th. 



Exhibits other than those enumerated in the schedule solicited. Intending exhibit- 

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184:0. Old Colony Nurseries. 1897. 



HARDY SHRUBS, TREES, VINES 



EVERGREENS AND PERENNIALS. 



A large and fine stock of well-rooted plants grown in a 

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