GLEN SAINT MARY NURSERIES 
Terms of Business, Etc. 
will, however, start a tracer for delayed shipments, if notified, and use every means at our com¬ 
mand to secure prompt delivery. 
Shipping by Mail.—In ordering trees or plants for shipment by mail, add 15 percent to the 
list price on the smallest size given, to cover cost of packing and postage. We cannot guarantee 
trees to come up to size specified in list, as only very small specimens can be sent in this way. 
Time of Shipment.—Unless instructed otherwise, orders received during the shipping season 
will be forwarded as soon after their receipt as possible, and orders booked in advance will be 
shipped as soon as may be after the shipping season opens. 
The Shipping Season.—November to March for all trees and plants. Citrus trees can, how¬ 
ever, be shipped at any season of year, but, when forwarded during summer months, should be 
shipped by express. 
Selecting Varieties suited to locality is of the first importance, and can often be more advan¬ 
tageously done by ourselves than by purchasers. We are always glad to aid our customers in 
their selections, when so desired, and will, upon request, cheerfully furnish additional information 
in regard to the adaptability or desirability ot particular varieties. 
Substitution.—We desire to follow our customers’ wishes in this respect, and have found that 
they generally wish us to substitute, to the best of our judgment, in case any varieties or sizes 
ordered are exhausted. We, therefore, substitute when necessary, unless instructed to the contrary. 
Printed Labels attached with brass wire to everything sent out. 
We Guarantee all stock sent out to be well rooted, well grown, true to name, properly packed, 
and shipped according to instructions. Our liability under the foregoing guaranty is limited in 
amount to the original price received. 
Claims.—If, by any possibility, errors should occur, they will be promptly rectified, if claim is 
made within ten days after the receipt of the goods. 
INDEX 
PAGE 
Abelia . 42 
Albizzia.38 
Almonds . 26 
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Ginkgo . 37 
Grape Fruit . 9 
Grapes . 23-25 
Arborvitae . 40, 41 
Barberry . 42 
Berberis Thunbergi . 42 
Holly . 37 
Honeysuckle . 43 
Hydrangea . 43 
Biota . 40 
Books.47 
Camphor Tree.36 
Cape Jessamine.42 
Catalpa.36 
Cedrus Deodora.41 
Cercis Canadensis.39 
Cherry Laurel.36, 42 
Chionanthus Virginica.44 
Citrus Fruits.3-9 
Citrus trifoliata.9, 10, 43, 44 
Indian Cedar .41 
Japan Ivy. 44 
Japan Persimmons.18-20 
Japanese Walnut.26 
Japanese Cypress.42 
Jessamine, Yellow . 44 
Juniperus . 39, 41 
Kumquat . 7, 8 
Lemons . 8 
Lombardy Poplar . 39 
Lonicera . 44 
Citrus Stocks . 9-10 
Conifers, Shrubs, etc . 40 
Cork Elm . 36 
Cornus . 36, 37 
Crape Myrtle . 42 
Distances to Plant . 48 
Dogwood . 36, 37 
Elaeagnus edulis . 43 
Elm . 36 
Figs . 20 
Loquat . 23 
Magnolia . 37 
Maples . 37 
Mimosa Tree . 38 
Mock Orange . 43 
Mulberries . 21, 22 
No Agents . 45 
Number of trees to the acre . 48 
Oaks . 38 
Flowering Pomegranate . 43 
Freight Prepaid . 46 
French Mulberry . 43 
Peaches . 10-15 
Pears . 17, 18 
Pecans . 25, 26, 38 
J. Horace McFarund Co.. Horticultural Printers, Harrisburg, Pa. 48 
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Persian Plum.17 
Philadelphia grandillora.43 
Plums.16, 17 
Pomegranates.21 
Pomelo—. 9 
Poplars.39 
Pot Plants.45 
Prepayment of Freight.46 
Privet.43 
Prunus Caroliniana.36, 42 
Quercus.38 
Red Bud.39 
Red Cedar.39, 4 1 
Retinospora plumosa.42 
Rose of Sharon.42 
Roses.27-35 
Salisburia.37 
Shade Trees..36-39 
Surinam Cherry.23 
Sweet Gum.39 
Sweet Shrub.43 
Sycamore.39 
Terms of Business.45 
Texas Umbrella Tree.39 
Trees in Pots and Tubs.45 
Trifoliate Orange.43,44 
Trumpet Vine.44 
Tulip Tree.39 
Vines.43 
Weeping Willow. 39 
White Fringe .44 
Wistaria.*... ,>44 
