ARIZONA 



Irvington Nursery, Irvington 100 



R. C. Cumbar, Grand Bay 



Griffing Bros. Grand Bay 100 



Alvin Nursery Co., Grand Bay 50 



Stover Nursery & Orchard Co., Bay 



Minette 8 



Fairhope Nursery Co., Fairhope 2 



Dr. J. S. Caylord, Branwell 1-2 



Dr. F. T. Nye Irvington 



T. J. Jones, Enterprise 



Frank Holman, York, (Strawberries) . . 160 



ARIZONA. 



ARIZOXA. Nursery stock shipped into the 

 state must be prominently labeled with the 

 name and address of both the shipper and 

 consignee, and must be accompanied by a 

 yalid certificate of inspection or a copy of 

 such certificate by a duly authorized inspec- 

 tion official. Shipments into the state, con- 

 sisting of or containing plants not grown in 

 the locality from which shipment was made, 

 mu-^t in addition, specify where such plants 

 were grown. State quarantine orders of in- 

 terest to nurserymen prohibit: (1) the im- 

 •r^ortation of nursery stock from sections in- 

 fested by the alfalfa weevil: (2) the importa- 

 tion of citrus, priyet, cape jessamine and ruh- 

 be^ trees and plants from North and South 

 Carolina and all states borderina; on the gulf 

 cf Mexico; (3) rooted grane vines from north 

 of the north line of San Bernardino. Kern and 

 San Luis Obispo counties, California and (4) 

 citrus trees from all counties in California 

 except the counties of Tulare and Fresno. 

 All shipments of living nlants into the state 

 of Arizona are inspected by state inspectors 

 and not delivered until a certificate of re- 

 lease is issued, in each case, to common car- 

 riers and the consignees. If trees or plants 

 are infested or infected with insect pests or 

 plant diseases of general occurrence in the 

 section of the state where the shipment is 

 rceived, treatment to eradicate, or the sep- 

 aration of the infested or diseased trees or 

 plants, is in most cases permissible; other- 

 wise all plants or trees of the kind found to 

 be infested or diseased are held in quaran- 

 '-^ and are shipped from the state or de- 

 stroyed at the owners option. Copies of 

 quarantine orders furnished upon apnlica- 

 tion. Dr. A. W. Morrill, State Entomologist 

 of Arizona. Arizona Commission of Agricul- 

 ture and Horticulture, Phoenix, Arizona. 



Acres. 



Agua Fria Nursery, deciduous fruits 



Phoenix o% 



