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Frkd'k W. Kklskv, 150 Broadway, New York. 



NUT TREES & MISCELLANEOUS FRUITS. 



Small or mediuiii sized trees of the following 

 application. 



Almonds, Sweet Hard Shell. 50 cts. 



Almonds, Soft Shell or Paper Shell. 50 cts. 



Butternut or White Walnut. o5 cts. to SI. 



Black Walnut. :i5 to 75 cts. 



English Walnut or !>Iadeira \ut. 35 cts. to $1. 



*Japan Walnut. A valuable variety from north- 

 ern Japan ; large, handsome leaves ; nuts pro- 

 duced in clusters of 15 to 20 on a stem ; thicker 

 shell than the English, resembling pecans ; flavor 

 like butternut, sweet and of best quality ; tree 

 vigorous, very productive, bears young and per- 

 fectly hai'dy. A most valuable acquisition. |;1 

 to S2 each, $10 to $30 per dozen. 



American Chestnut. 25 to 50 cts. ; low rates per 

 UK) or 1.000. 



Japan Chestnut. .50 cts. to $1. 



Sweet Spanish Chestnut. 50 cts. to $1. For 

 other chestnuts, see Castanea, page 40. 



English Filbert or Cob Nut. 50 cts. 



Hickory. (Shellbark.) .50 and 75 cts. 



Pecan Nut. .50 cts., $5 per dozen. 



Persimmon, Japanese. Not hardy north of 

 Washington. .50 cts. 



Figs. Collection of the choicest varieties. Prices, 

 strong, well- furnished and weli-rooted plants, 

 50 cts. ; extra, 75 cts. Imported cuttings of the 

 best Smyrna varieties for drying or table purposes 

 at specially low rates. Pi-ices and particulars on 



. Special Iniv rates per 100 or 1,000. Particulai-s on 



application. Angelique, Black Ischia, Black 

 Provence, Brown Ischia, Castle Kennedy, 

 Dattato, Early Violet, Madeleine, Monaco, 

 Par.^diso, Pregussata, Queen's Fig, Rubado, 

 SicNORA BiANCA, Trojano, Turket, White 

 Genoa. 



Mulberries. Downing's Everbearing, .50 cts. ; 

 New American, ripens early, 50 cts.; Common 

 AVhite, 30 ots. 



Olives. Oliv.e. I have made successful importa- 

 tions of these trees for several seasons, ev^n in 

 shipments to California, the plants arriving in 

 perfect condition and growang as freely the fii-st 

 season as though moved from a neighboring 

 nursery. This stock I have specially selected from 

 the most reliable Italian growers. Collections of 

 both the oil and pickling varieties. Prices 

 and ijarticulars on application. Cuttings of all 

 choice kinds at very low rates per 1,(XX) or 10,000. 



Oranges and Lemons. (Citrus.) Through my 

 own special correspondents in Italy and other 

 Mediterranean points, I am able to ofl'er collections 

 of the best Sicilian varieties (the finest iu Europe), 

 nice young plants, by the 100 or 1,000 at reasonable 

 rates. Prices and particulars on application. 



*Orange Trifoliata. (New Hardy Japanese 

 Orange.) See page 30. 



ESCULENT ROOTS. 



ASPARAGl'S. Strong roots, $3 per 100, $10 to $15 per l.(M)(). Best kinds. Conover's Colossal, 



Mammoth, Moore's Cross-Bred, Palmetto. 

 RHUBARB. Leading kinds, $2 i)er dozen, $15 per 100. Early Scarlet, Early Crimson, Giant, 



Hyatt's Linn.^eus, Prince Albert, Royal Linnjeus, Victoria. 



LAWN (BRASS SEED. 



strictly pure, high grade seed of suitable mixture is indispensable in obtaining a fine lawn. 

 Tlie seed here quoted may be relied upon as being of the highest grade, and to give most satisfactory 

 results. 



For New Lawns, 4 to 0 bushels per acre. 

 Renovating Old Lawns, 1 to 2 bushels per acre. 



Price, extra choice Lawn Grass Seed, the very best, $4.50 per bushel, 15 lbs. 



Choice Lawn Grass Seed, fir-it quality, "Central Park Mixture," $:^.50 per bushel, 15 lbs. 



Quotations for large quantities given upon application. 



The 309 Strawberry plants are very nice plants, land arrived in first-class order. 



W. G., Morris Plains. N. J. 



