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and 4 inch pots, and larger. $io to S20 per 100. 

 Also the best Hybrid Per])etuals. Jacqueminot, 

 Mrs. Lain^, Paiil Neyron, Magna Charta, rtc. 

 Special prices on lars^e orders. 



CLIMBING ROSES. 



CRIMSON RAMBLKR (a Krand variety). Yellow 

 Rambler. Empress of China, Baltimore Belle, 

 (jem of the Prairies, Jules Margoitin, Mrs. 

 Hovey, Queen of the Prairies, etc. Strong, tine 

 plants. S3 to $5 per dozen. Sjjeeial jjrices per 100. 



OTHER DESIRABLE 

 ROSES. 



A(iR!PPINA, Dawson, Harrison's Yellow, Cab= 

 bage Rose, and other special varieties. S3 and 

 S4 ])er dozen : Si^ to S2=i per 100. 



MAOAME GEORCiES BRUANT. Flowers ])nre 

 while; dark, rugosa-like foliage; very hardy. 



MOsS ROSES, Crested, (iracillis, Blanche 

 Moreau, Common Moss, Madame Edward 

 Orj', ^alet, etc. Strong ])lants. S4 to S'' per 

 dozen. .Special prices per 100. 



ROSA MULTIFLORA JAPONICA. 1 ine. S2.50 

 ])er dozen: Sio per 100. 



ROnA RUQOSA. One of the most desirable. 

 Especially fine for mass fir hedge planting, 

 Fine plants of both Alba and Rubra S3 to §5 

 per dozen. Sio to $20 per 100. Low rates in 

 cpiantilv. 



ROSA SETIQERA. Low rates per 100. 

 STANDARD, or Tree Roses. Very fine plants. 

 Best hardv varieties, 75 cts. and Si each; $6 to 



ULRICH BRUNNER. 

 (See page ij.) 



Sio per dozen; extra home-grown plants. Si. 50 

 each; S15 per dozen. E.xtra Si'ecimkns, E.xpo- 



SITION SlANDAKI) RoSES, Pl.ANTS WITH E.XTRA 



Stems Ahout i-in'ch Caliper. 

 SWEET BRIER. Rosa Ruhiginosa. The best 

 of Penzance hybrids; also the old English 

 Sweet Brier. $3 to $5 per dozen; S25 to $75 

 ])er 1. 000. 



ROSA WICHURAIANA. Very rapid growth. 

 Very fine for covering ground, steep banks, 

 etc., where grass fails. $3 to $5 per dozen ; Sio 

 to S20 per 100. Special prices per 1,000. 



SPECIAL COLLECTIONS OF THE BEST 

 HARDY ROSES. 



These collections are made up of the elioicest and most desirable kinds for outside beds or 

 borders. The plants are dormant, mostly on own roots, of large size, and selected for immediate 

 flowering, with ordinary treatment, the first season. 



Colleclion of 50 Best Hardy Roses, $12.00; extra, $15.00. 



Collection of 100 Best Hardy Roses, $20.00 ; extra, $25,00. 

 Smaller Plants, $10 and $15 per 100 ; best varieties, as above, and in Catalogue No. 52 for 1904. 



Choice Froits. 



Autumn is favorable to the planting of nearly all hardy fruits. The Apples, Pears, Cherries, 

 Plums, Quinces and Small Fruits offered are the best quality and strictly reliable. Extra or 

 bearing sizes of many varieties can be supplied of e.xtra fine trees this season, at lowest prices. 



TRAINED FRUIT TREES FOR FRUIT HOUSES 

 OR GARDENS. 



For a number of years I have made this branch of the business a specialty, and have supplied 

 the trees and Exotic grapevines for many of the best Fruit Houses in the country. AVith direct 

 importations, I have excejjtional facilities for furnishing Espaliers, Cordons, Fan Trained, Horl= 

 zontal Tramed trees of different sizes and best varieties for forcing or outside planting in any 

 <piantities desired and at reasonable )>rices. Prices and particulars on ai)]5lication. 



For List of Varieties of the leading p-ruits, descriptions, etc., see Catalogue No. 50 for 1903. 

 Where large orders per 100 or 1,000 are required, special low prices will be given. 



APPLES. Standard or Dwarf. Selected trees of 

 all leading sorts. Very fine this autumn. Sum- 

 mer, Autumn and Winter. S3 to $5 per dozen ; 

 extra, fruiting sizes, $9 to S18 per dozen. Low 

 prices per 1,000. 



NECTARINES. Leading kinds for forcing or 

 growing outside at rea.sonable prices. 



QUINCES. Best kinds for market or garden, $4 

 to $6 per dozen. Low rates per 100. 



PEACHES. For Fruit Houses, Peaches s!)o.;ld 



