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* AUG 2 " 1923 ^ 
1 1 
SPRINO, 190T. 
FOR 
I FIRST-CLASS STOCK. 
BROWN BROTHERS COMPANY. 
Continental Nurseries." 
Vol. 1. 
ROCHESTER, N. iY., APRIL 1 , 1907. 
No. 2. 
TO THE TRADE. 
We offer the following strictly first class 
stock for Spring use. Stock is carefully 
graded, is clean and healthy. This stock is 
mostly in our storage cellars, so that early 
shipment may be made. 
If we are favored with your order, same 
will have our careful and prompt attention, 
and we shall endeavor to please you. 
TERMS OF PAYMENT. 
June 1st, to known parties. Cash with 
order or satisfactory references from unknown 
correspondents. 
PACKING. 
Prices named do not include boxes which 
we charge for at cost, as follows (no charge 
for packing) : 
9 or 10 ft. long by 10 in. heads $ .75 
.0 or 12 ft. long by 12 in. heads 80 
9 or 10 ft. long by 14 in. heads 85 
9 or 10 ft. long by 16 in. heads 90 
9 or 10 ft. long by 18 in. heads 1.00 
9 or 10 ft. long by 20 in. heads 1.10 
9' or 10 ft. long by 22 in. heads 1.20 
9 or 10 ft. long by 24 in. heads 1.30 
9 or 10 ft. long by 26 in. heads 1.50 
9 or 10 ft. long by 28 in. heads 1.70 
9 or 10 ft. long by 30 in. heads 1.75 
No charges made for delivery to Railroad 
station. 
APPLES. 
%&Up %-% y2«5/g 3.4 ft. 
IVi^. 5c. 4c. Sc. 
whips 
America 225 60 
Alexander 375 125 
Arctic 500 400 300 
Aut. Strawberry . . 100 
Baldwin 1000 
l^axtor 1700 1100 
liollllowcr 500 900 600 
lien Davis 2000 1100 
Black Ben Davis , . 1000 
Bismark 600 300 
Boiken 1000 400 
Bot. Greening 
Century 800 300 
Crimson Beauty 1600 1200 
Coopers Market 700 750 
Duchess 1000 
Fall Pippin 200 100 
Gano 2500 200 
iriucon iuuO iioO 
Golden Russctt .... 60 
Grimes Golden 1000 1400 200 
Haas 400 150 
Hub. Nonsuch 20G 
Jacobs Sweet 150 
Jonathan 
King 175 
Longfield 450 400 
Magog Red Streak.. 250 
Maidens Blush 50 
Mann 1200 450 100 
Mon. Pippin 150 50 
Newt. Pippin 175 
Northern Spy ^ 650 
North Star 250 
N. W. Greening 600 300 
Ontario 2000 1000 
P. W. Sweet 50 50 
Pewaukee 150 50 
Rambo 250 100 
Rawles .Tanet 175 100 
Romanito 325 300 75 
Roman Stem 60 
Rome Beauty 60 
Salome 200 
Scotts Winter 250 75 100 
Stark 700 1000 100 
Sutton Beauty 100 75 
Sweet Bough 100 
Talman Sweet 100 75 
Tetofsky 150 75 75 
Wagencr 200 150 
Walbridge 500 200 
Wealthy 1200 
Wine Sap 500 1000 500 
W^olf River 100 
York Imperial 500 300 200 
300 
700 
125 
106 
300 
200 
1200 
2300 
475 
500 
100 
4/5 
300 
1000 
500 
50 
125 
150 
CRAB APPLES. 
%-% 1.4-% 
5e 4c. 
Brown 60 ^ 
Hvslop 400 
Large Yel. Sib 150 
Martha 575 300 
Transcendent 300 
Whitney ^s Sdlg 400 100 
STANDARD PEARS. 
'\ k up 28c. 1.0-% 10c. whips. 
Bartlctt, 2 yr 500 1000 
Bartlett, 500 %, 3 yr. 15c. 800, Syr. Sc. 
15c . 4c • 
KIEFFER, 2 yr . 5000 1000 >^ 
Howell, 5 yr.— 1 in. & up 500; $10 per 100. 
STANDARD PEARS— 2 years. 
%&up y2-% whips 
12c. 10c. 5c. 3c. 
Bartlett-Seckel 100 
Bessimianka 200 40 
Beurre Clairgeau , . 50 
Beurre d'Anjou 1700 200 
Olapps Favt 1000 1500 900 
Doyenne d'Ete 400 100 
Duchess 1500 900 1000 300 
Duch. d'Bordeau ... 250 50 
Earlv Harvest 500 50 
Flemish Beauty ... 1200 1000 2000 1000 
Fred. Clapp 200 
Garber 700 100 
Idaho 50 
Koonce 1300 500 
Lawrence 1600 450 150 
Lawson 300 200 50 40 
LeConte 1100 150 
Lyerlie 150 
Louise Bonne 150 200 
Man. Elizabeth .... 40 40 30 
Mt. Vernon 100 50 
Osbands Sum 200 35 
Onondaga 150 
Petite Marg 100 
Pres Drouard 100 70 
Rossney 150 50 40 
Rutter 100 50 
100 
200 
Seckel 
700 
375 
, . 100 
100 
25 
1200 
160 
100 
300 
200 
125 
125 
Wilder 
250 
150 
40 
Word. Seckel 
50 
200 
350 
DWARF PEARS— 2 and 3 years. 
%&up %-% 1/2-% whips 
4c 3c. 2c. Ic. 
Bartlett 200 200 
Bartlett Seckel 50 60 
Belie Lucrative .... 50 50 
Beurre Clairgeau . . 75 70 
Beurre d^Anjou ... 225 200 
Bloodgood 150 75 
Brandywine 100 75 30 
Clapps 1000 900 1200 400 
Duchess 5000 9000 5000 1300 
Easter Beurre 50 125 50 
Flemish Beauty 175 100 
Garber 350 90 
Howell 150 250 
Idaho 170 
Kieffer 1000 2500 475 1000 
Lawrence 50 140 30 
Lincoln Corel 40 50 35 
Louise Bonne 50 475 300 80 
Osbands Sum 70 35 
Vt. Beauty 75 100 60 
Seckel 800 450 
CHERRIES— 2 years. 
Prices— Sour: % & up, $18 per 100; %-%, 
$10 per 100; 1/0-%, $10 per 100; whips, $6 
per 100. 
Prices— Sweet: % k up, $22 per 100; 
$18 per 100. 
% & up %-% 1/2-% whips. 
Baldwin 100 200 
Black Tart., 500 300 
Dyehouse 300 1000 275 
Early Richmond . . . 3000 700 
Eng. Morello 800 700 400 
Knights E. Black .. 100 
Large Montmorency, 1500 1500 
Late Duke 125 100 250 
Louis Phillipe 100 75 
Luelling 125 
May Duke 500 350 200 
Olivet 300 250 300 150 
Ostheime 200 300 
Wragg 125 400 
PLUMS ON PLUM— 2 and 3 years. 
% & np % 1 / ^,i,ip3 
6c. 4.C. 2c. 1c. 
Abundance 1000 700 500 
Arch Duke 150 
Beauty of Naples ... 750 175 75 
Bradshaw 500 1800 550 
Burbank 150 
Climax 250 100 
Deaton 250 40 
Gen. Hand 550 130 45 
German Prune 1100 500 500 
Guii 500 800 200 
Hale 100 60 
Hawkeye 125 
Imp. Gage 300 400 100 
Lombard 1200 1300 700 
Moore's Arctic 100 
Oct. Purple 2000 1000 400 175 
Pond's Seedling ... 100 100 
Prunus Simoni 75 
Red June 600 300 100 150 
Red Egg 40 
Satsuma 1000 300 100 
Shippers' Pride 1000 1200 350 100 
Shrop. Damson 700 550 150 
Stoddard 50 
Sultan 1000 
Tatge 1400 1500 100 
Wickson 300 250 
Willard 175 
Wyant 35 100 
Yellow Egg 300 175 
QUINCES. 
Prices — 4-5 ft., $15 per 100; 3-4 ft., $10 per 
100; 2-3 ft., $8 per 100. 
4-5 ft. 3-4 ft. 2-3 ft. 
Angers 400 1500 200 
20c. 12c. 8c. 
Champion 1200 1300 
Champion, 1 yr 2800 500 
APRICOTS. 
No. 1, $12 per 100 No. 2, $10 per 100 
Alexander 100 100 
ORNAMENTAL TREES. 
100 Beech, Fern leaf, 3-4 ft 50c. 
300 Birch, Cut Leaf, 6-8 ft 30c. 
500 Birch, Cut Leaf, 5-6 ft 25c. 
60 Birch, Cut Leaf. 3-4 ft " 15c. 
600 Birch Cut Leaf 4-5 ft 20c. 
150 Birch. White, 6-8 ft 20c. 
100 Birch, AVhite, 8-10 ft 25c. 
75 Catalpa, 1V»-1% in. Cal 25c. 
100 Catalpa 2 in 30c. 
50 Cherry, Europ. Bird, 4-5 ft 20c. 
100 Cherry, Rocky Mountain, 18-24 in. 10c. 
250 Cornus, Sanguinea, 3-4 ft 10c. 
200Cornus, Florida, 18-24 in 10c. 
200 Cornus, Florida, 2-3 ft 15c. 
100 Elm, American, 10-12 ft 30c. 
150 Hornbeam, 18-24 in 10c. 
60 Hop Tree, 2-3 ft 8e. 
1000 Honey Locust, 2-4 ft 10c. 
100 Locust Moss Tree, 3-5 ft 16c. 
250 Locust, Black, 4-6 ft 8c. 
100 Locust, Black, 6-8 ft 10c. 
1500 Maple, Ash Leaf, 8-10 ft 10c. 
200 Maple, Ash Leaf, 10-12 ft 15c. 
400 Maple, Ash Leaf, Cal. & up.. 20c. 
400 Maple, Ash Leaf, 2-3 in. Cal. & up. 35c. 
500 Maple, Norwav, 8-10 ft 35c. 
700 Maple, Norway, 6-8 ft 25c. 
1000 Maple, Silver, 6-8 ft 10c. 
60 Oak Pin, 8-10 ft 65c. 
240 Oak, Red, 8-10 ft 60c. 
125 Oak, White, 2y2-3 in $1.00 
175 Poplar, Balsam, 3-5 in 50 
1000 Poplar, Carolina, 6-8 ft 6c. 
1200 Poplar, Carolina, 8-10 ft., * 8c. 
700 Poplar, Carolina, 10-12 ft 12c. 
4000 Poplar, Carolina, IV^ in. %" 18c. 
1500 Poplar, Carolina, 1^4 in 15c. 
50 Plum, Purple Leaf, 3-4 ft 10c. 
100 
1000 
75 
4000 
200 
100 
300 
200 
50 
100 
75 
1.50 
90 
40 
50 
100 
300 
100 
50 
70 
10000 
15000 
3500 
300 
50 
Plum, Dbl. Flowering, No. 1 3-4 ft. 18c. 
Plum, Dbl. Flowj'ring, No. 2 2-3 ft. 15c. 
(See Prunus Triloba.) 
Salisburia, 4-5 ^t 15c. 
Strawberry Trecj, 2-3 ft 8c. 
Walnut, Black, 4-6 ft 15c. 
Walnut, Butterij|at, 4-6 ft 15c. 
Willow, Laurel 'Seaf, 5-6 ft 12c. 
Willow, Golden,^ 6-8 ft 15c. 
Willow, Kilmarnock, 2 yr 25c. 
Willow, Kilmarnock, 1 yr 20c. 
Willow, Wis. ^Apg 15c. 
EVER(fREENS. 
Arbor Vitae, American, 4-6 ft... 20c. 
Arbor Vitae, Gulden, 18-24 in 20c. 
Fir Balsam, 1^ in 10c. 
Fir, Nordmans.' 15-18 in 40c. 
Pine, Austrian, 1^/^-2 ft 12c. 
Pine, Austrian, 2-3 ft 15c. 
Pine, Mugho, 12-15 in 20c. 
Pine, Swiss, 12-15 in 25c. 
Spruce, Douglais, 14-18 in 15 
Spruce, Norwa;|', 6-12 in 5c. 
Spruce, Norwa^i, 12-18 in 6c. 
Spruce, Norwaj-, 18-24 in 8c. 
Yew English 3'M5 in 25c. 
Retinospora Pi^; 
HEDGE 
10000 Honey Locust 
GRAPES— 2 
sifera Aurea, 12- 
25e. 
PLANTS. 
Per 1000 
I ft $3,00 
years. No. 1. 
Per 1000 
100 Agawan $22.00 
4000 Brighton 32.00 
5000 Concord 20.00 
300 Delaware I 32.50 
5000 Moore's Earlv ^ 30.00 
400 Salem \ 32.50 
RASPBERRIES. 
Transplants Tips— $10 per 1000 
25000 Black Diamond. $15 per 3000 25000 
5000 Kansas, $15 pe"^ 1000 10000 
10000 Ohio, $12 per 3,000 25000 
100 Japan Winebcny, 5c. each. 
RHUBARB— '2 years. No. 1. 
5000 Myatts, $2 per 100; $15 per 1000. 
SHliUBS. 
350 Almond, Doub^f White, 3-4 ft 15c. 
500 Almond, Don Ijjf White, 2-3 ft 12c. 
125 Althea, T^B^ White, 18-24 in. . 6c. 
75 Althea, r^^^^'^almon, 18-24 in. . 6c. 
15 Althea. :;^^^^^*''T?^on, ^^-18 in. . 5c. 
350 Althea, S]^^Mf 18-24 in 6c. 
50 Althea, Sj^^B, 12-18 in 5c. 
2000 Althea, a1HPl8-24 " 5c. 
2000 Althea, Asst d, 12-18" 3c. 
100 Althea, Comte de Flanders, 18-24 in 6c. 
50 Althea, Purpurea Yar., 12-18 .... 5c. 
500 Althea, Variegated, 18-24 in 6c. 
250 Althea, Variegated, 12-18 in 5e. 
2000 Berberry, American, 12-18 in..., 4e. 
800 Berberry, European, 2-3 ft 8c. 
2000 Berberry, European, 18-24 in 6c. 
140 Berberry, Purple, 3-4 ft 10c. 
1500 Berberry, Thunbergii, 12-18 in. . 5c. 
400 Berberry, Thunbergii, 8-12 in.... 4c. 
100 Ceanothus Americana, 12-15 in.. 7c. 
200 Clematis, Henryii, 2 yr 15c. 
200 Clematis, Jackmanii, 2 yr 15c. 
500 Clematis, Mad. Ed. Andre, 2 yr.. 15c. 
500 Crab Betchtels, 4-5 ft 20e. 
1000 Clematis Erecta 5c. 
400 Crab Bechtels, 3-4 ft 15e. 
100 Currant, Red Fig., 2-3 ft 12c. 
200 Currant, Yellow Fig., 2-3 ft 8c. 
50 Deutzia, Pride of Roch., 2-3 ft.. 6c. 
1000 Golden Glow, $2 per 100 $15 per 1000 
1000 Honeysuckle, Hall's, 2 yr 5c. 
50 Honeysuckle, Up. White, 3-4 fe. . 7c. 
1000 Hydrangea P. U. 2-3 ft 8c. 
100 Hydrangea, treo form 14c. 
500 Kerria Japonica, 18-24 in 8c. 
25 Lilac, DbL^jB^ir^;ae, 3-4 ft 10c. 
500 Liiac, tTom. PutpTe, "^-4 tt 10c. 
190 Lilac, Com. White, 2-3 ft 10c. 
100 Lilac, Com. W^Mte, 18-24 in 7c. 
50 Lilac, Frau Damann, 2-3 ft 25c. 
175 Lilac, Rothmagfmsis, 4-5 ft 25c. 
45 Lilac, Villosa, 2-3 ft 15c. 
50 Paeonia, Dbl. Red 10c. 
100 Paeonia, Delachi Purple 10c. 
100 Paeonia, Crimson 10c. 
500 Paeonia, Rose 10c. 
350 Paeonia, Red 10c. 
98 Paeonia, Pink 10c. 
60 Paeonia, Violet 10c. 
100 Prunus, Triolba, 3-4 ft '. . . 18c. 
400 Prunus, Triloba, 2-3 ft 15c. 
1000 Quince, Japan, 2 ft 4c. 
125 Quince, Japan, 15-18 in 3c. 
300 Quince, Japan, 2-3 ft 5c. 
50 Rhodotypus Kerriodes, 15-18 in. . 5c. 
200 Snowball, Tree Form, (Imported) 50c. 
200 Snowberry, Red Fruited, 2-3 ft.. 7c. 
200 Snowberry, White Fruited, 2-3 ft. 8c. 
150 Spirea, Anthony Waterer, 2 ft. .. 8c. 
50 Spirea, Anthony Waterer, 15-18 in 6c. 
170 Spirea, Aurea, ,'5-4 ft 10c. 
500 Spirea,, Billardi, 2-3 ft 6c. 
500 Spirea, Douglasi, 18-24 in 6c. 
50 Spirea, Douglasi, 2-3 ft 8c. 
500 Spirea, Van Houtte, 2-3 ft 6c. 
200 Svringa, 2-3 ft 6c. 
50 Syringa, Dbl. Fig., 18-24 in 7c. 
25 Svringa, Coronarus, 24-30 in.... 6c. 
2000 Spirea Van Ho!itte, 1-2 ft 3c. 
500 Yucca, Stroug-vOlumps 6c. 
ROSES— 2 years. No. 1. 
500 Blanche Moreau 10c. 
500 Clemence Raoux 10c. 
1000 Dorothy Perkins 8c. 
500 Frau Karl Druschki 10c. 
500 Mad. Gab. Luizet 10c. 
500 Mad. Plantier 6c. 
1000 Magna Charta 10c. 
300 Mad. Caroline Test out 10c. 
500 Persian Yellov 15c. 
500 Queen of Prairie 6c. 
400 Rosa Lucida, lS-24 in 8c. 
100 Rosa Lucida, 12-18 in 6c. 
500 Rosa "Rubiginos-i, 2-3 ft 8c. 
500 Rubiginosa, 3-4 ft 10c. 
200 Rosa Rugosa, 18-24 in 8c. 
400 Rosa Rugosa, 24-30 in lOc. 
200 Sweet Briar, 34 ft 10c. 
400 Sweet Briar, 2-3 ft 8c. 
1000 Rambler, Crimson, 2-3 ft 7c. 
1500 Rambler, Crimson, 3-4 ft 8c. 
500 Rambler, Pink 7c. 
3000 Rambler, Philadelphia 10c. 
500 Rambler, White 7c. 
500 Rambler, Yellow 7c. 
1000 Rambler, Baby, 1 yr.. No. 1 lOc 
500 Rambler, Baby, XXX, heavy imported, 
$5.00 doz., $25.00 per 100. 
PERENNIALS. 
100 Achillea 5c. 
25 Arabis Alpina 4e. 
75 Agrostema Coronarus 4e. 
100 Anthemis Tinctoria 5e. 
1000 Asters Stokesia 4c. 
100 Anemone Sgl. White 6c. 
50 Anemone Whirlwind 6c. 
100 Boltonia 4c.' 
100 Bellis Perinus 4c. 
100 Bocconia Japonica 5c. 
30 Cassia Manticulata 5c. 
500 Daisy English 4c. 
75 Eulalia Varieg 5c. 
200 Eulalia Gracillis 5c. 
20 Eupsotorium Frazerii 5c. 
20 Eupsotorium Purpurea 5c. 
100 Gypsophilla Paniculata 5c. 
2000 Gladiolus, No. 1, $7.00 per 1000. 
100 Gaillardia 4c. 
30 Geum Atrosanguinea 5c. 
400 Hibicus Asst 4c. 
500 Hibiscus Crimson Eye 4c. 
100 Heuchera Alba 6c. 
300 Hollyhocks, Dbl. Maroon 6c. 
200 Hollyhocks, Dbl. Yellow 6c. 
200 Hollyhocks, Dbl. White 6c. 
300 Hollyhocks, Dbl. Pink 6c. 
300 Hollyhocks, Dbl. Salmon 6c. 
200 Hollyhocks, Dbl. Red 6e. 
200 Hollyhocks, Allegany 6c. 
200 Hollvhocks, Maroon 6c. 
300 Hollyh cks. Light Pink 6c. 
100 Hemerocallis Flava 4c. 
1000 Iris Japan 5c. 
1000 Iris Cristata 3c. 
300 Lychnus Chalcedomca 6c. 
500 Lysimachia Vulgarus 4c. 
30 Lysimachia Clethroides 4c. 
500 Monarda (Oswego Tea) 4c. 
100 Onethera Speciosa 8c. 
100 Onethera Missouri 8c. 
100 Pyrethum Grand 6 c. 
500 Pinks, Hardy Dbl 4c. 
500 Pinks, Hardy Sgl 4c. 
500 Phlox, Asst 4c. 
200 Phlox, Coquelicot 6c. 
50 Phlox, Lothair 5e. 
50 Phlox, Milly Toppenheim 5c. 
100 Phlox, Pantheon 5c. 
500 Phlox, Dark Red 5e. 
200 Phlox. Eclaireur ^ 5e- 
400 Phlox, Red 5c. 
75 Phlox, White 5c. 
200 Phlox, Edith 5c. 
75 Phlox, Leopold 5e. 
200 Phlox, Neptune 5c. 
125 Phlox, Special, No. 4, Red 5c. 
40 Le Siecle 5e. 
200 Phlox, Latus, Red 5e. 
300 Phlox, Josephine Garland 5c. 
50 Phlox, Lavender. . , . 5c. 
40 Phlox, Pure White 5c. 
90 Phlox, White Pink Center 5c. 
IMPORTED STOCK. 
100 Cherry, Japan, 2 ft 75c. 
200 Linden, White Leaf, 5-8 ft 60c. 
100 Maple, Japan Aureum, 1 ft., with 
ball of earth 50c. 
100 Maple, Japan Rubrifolium 1ft., 
with ball of earth 50c. 
40 Maple, Japan Scolopendrifolium 
Rubrum, 1 ft., with ball of earth 50c. 
100 Maple, Japan Dissectum Atropurp, 
1 ft., with ball of earth 50c. 
100 Maple, Japan Dissectum Green, 
1 ft., with ball of earth 50c. 
50 Maple, Japan Atropurp, 2-3 ft., 
with ball of earth $2.00 
50 Maple, Japan Dissectum Atropurp, 
2-3 ft., with ball of earth 2.00 
50 Maple, Japan Aureum, 2-3 ft., 
with ball of earth 1.50 
50 Maple, Japan Atropurp. Nomura, 
2-3 ft., with ball of earth 1.50 
500 Maple, Japan Polymarphum, 2-3 
ft 1.50 
100 Maple, Reitenbach, 6-8 ft •75c. 
200 Maple, Schwedlerii, 6-8 ft 50c. 
100 Maple, Schwedlerii, 10-12 ft 1.00 
500 Maple, Norway, 5-7 ft 15c. 
These are nice straight trees, just the thing 
for transplanting, and as Norways are 
scarce, they will soon grow into good 
money. 
30 Magnolia, Conspicua, 3-4 ft. 
100 Magnolia, Halleana, 2-3 ft. 
50 Magnolia, Lenne, 3-4 ft. 
125 Magnolia, Speciosa, 3-4 ft. 
75 Magnolia, Soulange, 3-4 ft. 
$1.00 each, with ball of earth: 
EVERGREENS. 
(With balls of earth except Dwf. box.) 
Polygonium and Snowball Tree 
Each 
50 Arbor Vitae, Standishii, 4-41^ ft. $3.00 
50 Arbor Vitae, Spehlmanii, lVl»-2 ft... 1.00 
50 Arbor Vitae, Lutea, 3 ft 2.00 
25 Arbor Vitae, Lutea, 4 ft — 2.50 
50 Arbor Vitae, Globosa, li4-2 ft.. 1.50 
50 Arbor Vitae, Hovev's Golden, 
iy.>-2 ft : 1.00 
50 Arbor Vitae, Ellwangeriana, 3-4 ft 2.00 
1000 Box Dwarf, 6-8 in., $5.00 per 100. 
. 25 Juniperus, Chinese Aurea, 2-214 ft 1.50 
50 .Tuniperus, Virginiana Argentea 
3 ft 2.00 
50 Juniperus, Virginiana Argentea, 
4 ft. 3.00 
50 Juniperus, Virg. Glauca, 3-4 ft. . . 1,50 
25 Juniperus, Japan Aurea, 3-3 V2 ft. 3.00 
50 Retinospora, Sulphurea Plumosa, 
2-3 ft 2.00 
50 Retinospora, Pissifera, 3-4 ft... 2.50 
50 Retinospora, Plumosa, 4-5 ft.... 4.00 
50 Retinospora, Plu. Aurea, 214 ft. 2.00 
50 Retinospora, Plumosa Aurea, ^3 ft. 3.00 
50 Retinospora, Plumosa Aurea, 4-5 ft 5.00 
50 Retinospora, Squarrosa, 4-5 ft... 5.00 
50 Retinospora, Obtusa Nana, l^^-2 ft 2.00 
25 Retinospora, Obtusa Nana Aurea, 
ft 2.50 
100 Spruce Blue, Compact, 1% ft 3.00 
100 Spruce, Koster's Blue, 1-1% ft,. 1.50 
75 Azalea, Pontica Red 40c. 
200 Azalea, Mollis 35c. 
75 Azalea, Davesii White 40c. 
12-15 in., well budded, with ball of earth: 
50 Polygonium, Baldschuanicum, each 50e. 
75 Rhododenron, Pink 
75 Rhododendron, Purple 
75 Rhododendron, Red 
75 Rhododendron, White. 
18-24 in., well budded, 65c, each: 
200 Snowball, Tree form 50c. 
ROSES. 
200 Wigand's Crimson Rambler, 4-6 ft 25c. 
TREE ROSES-lmpopted from Hol- 
land. Choice stock. 
Leading Hardy sorts— all named varieties 
20c. each. 
VARIETIES. 
Anne Alexieflf 
Bernard Paul 
Celine Forester 
CI, La France 
Conrad Ferd Meyers 
Gruss An Teplitz 
Frau Karl Druschki 
Gen. JacH 
Giant of Battles 
Glorie de Dijon 
John Hopper 
Jules Margotten 
Kaiserini Aug Victoria 
La France 
Mad }saac Pierre 
Mad Car Testout 
Mad Chas. Wood 
Mad. Gab. Luizet 
Mad Berard 
Magna Charta 
Marie Bauman 
Mrs. .Tohn Laing 
Paeonia 
Paul Neyron 
Perle des Blanches 
Rambler Crimson 
Soliel d'Or 
Ulrich Brunncr 
Victor Virdicr 
and about 40 other varieties. 
300 Baby Rambler, 50c. each. 
PERENNIALS, Etc. 
500 Dielytra Bleeding Heart 8c 
200 Fern Balls, 5-7 in. dia 25c 
500 Lily Album, 7-9 in. Cicum... 10c* 
500 Lily, Auratum, 8-10 in. Circum!! 10c* 
'2n!J ^ m"'- J^at^"^^'^", 515 xii.-Cirrum. -Co! 
500 Lily, Elegans Orange, 3-4 in. Cir.. 6c 
500 Lily, Melpomene, 7-9 in. Circum.. 10c 
1000 Lily of the Valley (clumps) .... 2c' 
500 Lily, Rubrum, 7-9 in. Circum.... 10c 
5oO Lily, Tigrinum, 7-9 in. Circum,,. 5c. 
ORNAMENTAL SEEDLINGS. 
Per 1000 
1000 Horse Chestnut, 12-18 in '.,.$10 00 
1000 Horse Chestnut, 18-24 in 12*00 
1000 American Chestnut, 12-18 in..!! lo!oO 
1000 American Chestnut, 2-3 ft 12*00 
1000 Ash, American, 18-24 in 400 
1000 Elm, American, 2-3 ft 5!oo 
1000 Linden, American, 2-3 ft ! ' 600 
1000 Mt. Ash, American, 2-3 ft ! 6!oO 
300 Mt. Ash, European, 2-3 ft 6 00 
1000 Mulberry, Russian, 2-3 ft 5 00 
1000 Maple, Ash Leaf, 2-3 ft 5 00 
1000 Maple, Ash Leaf, 3-4 ft 6 00 
1000 Maple, Ash Leaf, 4-5 ft ! S.'oO 
FRUIT STOCK SEEDLINGS. 
(New Importation from France). 
Per 1000 
50000 Plum, 6-10 Mil., .... 10 OO 
25000 Manetti, 5-10 Mil 8*00 
5000 Quince, 2-12 Mil !!!! io!oo 
We offer the following choice varieties of 
Potatoes for Seed. These have all been 
graded better than for marketable purposes 
and are smooth and handsome so that we are 
sure they will give the very best of satisfac- 
faction. 
We put them in sacks of 2i^ Bushels, (150 
Pounds) and deliver them f. o. b. Rochester 
at $2.50 per sack. 
Potatoes are low this year and past experi- 
ence has demonstrated again and again that 
when this is true, a great many drop out so 
that the coming year, we believe will be a 
good ,one for Potato Growers. Potatoes do 
better when new seed is obtained. We would 
suggest your trying these: 
Varieties. 
Bovee 
Early Astonisher 
Early Market 
Early Manistee 
Eureka 
Endurance 
Longfellow 
Norcross 
Spaulding 
Twentieth Century 
World 's Wonder 
Season. 
Medium 
Very Early 
Extra Early 
Early 
Medium 
Medium 
Medium Late 
Late 
Very Early 
Late 
Late. 
We cannot break sacks but will furnish one 
sack or more of any of the list at prices 
named above. 
B.1 
-This 
STATE OF NEW YORK, 
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 
Certificate of Inspection of Nursery Stock. 
is to Certify that the stock in the nursery of 
BROWN BROTHERS COMPANY, of ROCHESTER, 
County of MONROE. State of NEW YORK, was duly 
examined in compliance with the provisions of Chapter 
619 of the Laws of 1902, and it was found to be appar- 
ently free in all respects from any contagious or infec- 
tious plant disease or diseases, or the San Jose Scale, or 
other dangerously injurious insect pest or pests. 
C. A. WIETINQ. 
Commissioner of Agriculture. 
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