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STATE OF IOWA. 
CERTIFICATE OF NURSERY INSPECTION 
This Is to Certify: 
NursIrv% th w*Tn W !r S St ° Ck and P rem,s «* of the Ltnn County 
L.nn state oT'towI k pr ° Prie , t0r - sitauted in Ce "ter Potnt. County of 
Chapter 5 1 nf \Z I 1*' lnspected according to the provisions of 
fhat^o indicat on, °' th % Twe "t.v-seventh General Assembly, and 
\r. ^ ' ° ations nave been foun " "f the presence of San Jose sc-ile 
or other dangerous insect or plant disease. 
This certificate is invalid after June 1 1906 
Certificate No. 42. ' H. E. SUMMERS, 
Dated July 18. 1905, Ames Iowa. Sta te Entomologist. 
GENERAL DIRECTIONS TO CORRESPONDENTS 
stock C r s S wrn e t e d a fl r nd re ^ Ue t t ted K t0 g ' Ve fU " ship Pin* directions, stating when 
If the™ To o h T* Whetner °y frei ^ ht . express or mail, and via what route 
ment Wh.n h e ,' In , abSe " Ce ° f ins f«etion we will use our bes Judg- 
ment. When ordering always specify size and price of stock wanted 
will permit * ° f ^ 06 re ° tified aS S °°" thereafter as opportunity 
stranger™ 8 ^ ^ Satisfactor >' se ™ rit >- i" al. cases before shipment to 
ter tan^r^or'? 1 * m ° ney ° rder ™ Ce " ter Point ' Iowa : registered let- 
r.n,^^ 8 , 81 ! ,' eUerS and make a " remittances payable to S. W Snyder 
»ZT, h nt ' Lin " C ° Unty ' IOWa - Tele Kraph office, Center Point Iowa 
also telephone connections. v,"? *owa, 
and ^^ e l. PlantS t0 be S6nt by mail " U must be so sta ted in the order 
and the necessary amount for postage included in the remittance 
arrlvtl guarrnteld' * * ^ b6St P ° SSible manner a " d ** 
prices are as low as first-class stock can be sold. Good stock put 
somebodv T'he* , ^ """""J ^ S °' d at Sh ° ddy pr ' Ce '— to 
somebody. Cheap stock, as a rule, means poor stock. No one can afford 
to buy poor nursery stock of any kind. 
Our stock is the product of Iowa soil, is adapted to this climate and 
guaranteed to be true to name. nine, ana 
The hospitality of the place is open to visitors and tree lovers and those 
in need of nursery stock are cordially invited to call and see us or corre- 
spond about their wants. Information cheerfully given and descriptive can 
logue mailed to applicants. 
INDEX 
Directions to Correspondents. 
This Page 
Apples 2-5 
Select Orabapples 5-6 
Select Pears 6 
Can We Grow Peaches? 7 
Plums 7-12 
Select Cherries 12-14 
Select Grapes 14-16 
Select Currants 16-17 
Gooseberries 1 U 
Select Raspberries 18-20 
Dewberries 21 
Select Blackberries 22 
Select Strawberries 22-24 
Rhubarb, or Pie Plant 24 
Asparagus 2 4 
Select Evergreens 25-27 
Shade and Ornamental Trees. 28-29 
Ornamental Shrubs and Flow- 
ering Plants 29-32 
RoseK .32-33 
Peonies 33 . 3B 
Tulips 35 
Miscellaneous 35-36 
Spraying Formulas 36-38 
Spraying Calendar 
Inside Back Cover 
