PHIOE LIST 
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PLANTS AND TREES 
GtOWN AND FOB SalE BT 
NEVADA CITY, CAL. 
1884. 
Charg-es for Packing, see page 34. 
Walnuts. 
Proeparturiens.-Extra size, 5 to 10 feet, $1.25 each; $14 per doz 
(Most all disposed of.) 
Second size, 3 to 4 feet, $12 per dozen. 
Third size, below 3 feet, $10 per dozen. 
No trees of our grafted kinds this season. 
Serotina, Chaberte, Mayette, Gaiit and Parisienne.-From 2 to 
4 four feet, $1 apieee; not many to spare this season; would decline 
large orders. 
All the above trees heavily rooted. 
YBAniilNQ TEEES (by MAIL.) 
Prooparturleiis, Serotina, Cluster and «ant.-First size, $1 each 
for less than half a dozen; $10 per dozen. 
Second size. 75 cents each for less than half a dozen; $8 per dozen 
No "Cluster" trees of thatsizp.) 
These prices include packing and mailing. 
For larger orders, by express or freight, special rates. 
These yearlings have long tap roots; when sent by mail, they are done 
up in damp moss, saek-eloth and oiled paper, and guaranteed to reach 
anywhere in the United States in fresh and good condition. 
No nuts of any sort for sale. 
Butternnt, Pecan, Hickory and California Black Walnut.— 
From 1 foot to 4 feet, 25 to 50 cents each, according to sizes; $2 to $5 
per dozen. By mail, 50 cents each; $5 per dozen. 
