BUDS FOR PROPAGATION. 



CarefuUy selected aud packed in moist sphagumii moss at prices quoted. At dozen and hundred rates <b 

 mail postpaid: at thousand rates by express at purchaser's expense, ^^ot less than six, fifty and five huntli-ed.' 

 a variety will be supplied at dozen, hundi-ed and thousand rates respectively. See our Guide to Horticultl i 

 for descriptions of varieties. Xo order accepted for less than One Dollar. 



APPLES. 



Clow in? Coal, Ruby Gem, Carlough. Garfield. Doz., 

 30c; 100, si. 00; 1000. -So. 00. 



Baldwin. Ben Davis. Gravenstein, Hubbardston's 

 Nonesuch. Jacob's Sweet. King of Tompkins Co.. Mai- 

 dens Blush. Northern Spy. Red Astrachan. Rhode Is- 

 land Greening. Rome Beauty. Roxbm-y Russet, Smith's 

 Cider, TTealthy. Yellow Transparent, York Imperial. 

 Doz., 25c; lOO. 50c: 1000. 82.00. 



PEACHES. 



Amsden's June. Alexanders Early. Beei-s' Smock, 

 Chairs' Choice. Champion, Crawford's Early. Craw- 

 ford's Late. Crosbey. Early Rivers. Elberta. Foster. 

 Freehold. Globe. Hale's Early. Hance's Golden. Heath 

 CUng, Hill's CMli. Jacques' Rareripe. Kej-port "U^hite, 

 Large Early York. Lemon Free. Levy's Late. Lovett's 

 White. Mountain Rose. Oldmixon Free. Reed's Early 

 Golden. Reeves' Favorite. Salway. Steadley. Stephens' 

 Rareripe. Stimip the TTorld, Ward's Late. Wheatland. 

 Doz., 25c; 100. 50c: 1000. 81.25. Large quantities at 

 special prices. 



PLUMS. 



Abundance. Bailey's* Japan, Brunswick. Burbanl 

 Ogon. Satsimia. Doz.. 25c: 100. 50c; 1000. 82.00. 



APRICOTS. 



Acme. Alexander. Alexis. Breda. Bougoume. Cathr- 

 ine. Gibb. Harris, J. L. Budd. Large Early. Xicholat 

 Roman. Doz., 25c: 100, 50c: 1000. 82.00. 



ALMONDS. 



Doz.. 25c: 



100, 50c: ICHH 



Hard-shelled. Russian. 

 82.00. 



BUDDING KNIVES. 



Pocket, fine make and finish. By mail postpaid, 

 81.00 each. 



RAFFIA. 



The best material for tying. 15c. per lb., (by mail 

 16c. per lb. additional): lots of 25 lbs. or more at six;- 

 cial rates upon application. 



PEACH PITS. 



WARRANTED 



'URE SOUTHERN; 

 NATURAL i 



PEACH PITS 



J.T LovettCOj 



iTTLE SILVI 



We use hundi'eds of bushels of Peach Pits 

 yearly for om- own planting, and are thei-efore 

 obliged to procure them in large quantities di- 

 rect from the collectors. TVe are. this season, 

 again enabled to offer to om- customers a fine 

 stock of choice Southern Natural Peach Pits from 

 original seedling trees, gro'mi below the '"Yel- 

 lows" line, and entii-ely free from any disease or taint. The great 

 good quality of om* grade of Peach Pits has been recognized and ap- 

 preciated by nmubers of om* customers, who have used them with 

 great success. "We have given special attention to procuiing this seed, 

 and it is in prime condition, good, sound, well selected seed that will 

 produce a good stand of seedlings, and must not be confounded or 

 compared with the ordinary Smock pits. Although we have been at 

 considerable pains in securing these Pits, and notwithstanding that 

 they are selected and strictly pure, we offer them at a very low price. 

 True Southern Xatm-al Peach Seed will be in demand the co)ning sea- 

 son; send in orders early. 



Price, free on board cars here, $1.50 per bushel. 



SACALINE. The New Forage Plant. 



We are the American headquarters for this valuable forage plant, and have a large stock of home 

 grown roots, both one and two years old, strictly true and pure — the genuine Sacaline. and not the worth- 

 less Polygonum ciispidatinn, which closely resembles the tnie species and is often sold for it. Everyone 

 who keeps stock should grow this; it greatly outyields any other forage plant, is more nutritious, grows and 

 thrives in cold or heat, withstands any amount of di'ought. and flourishes where no other forage plant 

 ■will exist. 



