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HERBST BROTHERS 
PROPAGATION 
Plant Propagation — 999 Questions Answered, Alfred C. Hottes. 
238 pages; 136 illus. Cloth, S2.00. 
Plant Propagation, Greenhouse and Nursery Practice, M. G. Kains. 
A standard work for nurserymen. Directions for propagation 
of fruits, vegetables, plants, etc. Germination, seed testing, 
grafting, budding, nursery management. $2.25. 
Gardening in the Greenhouse, Anne Dorrance, First popularly 
priced book for gardeners of small greenhouses answering 
watering, ventilating, fertilizing and correct cultivation of 
flowers in a limited space. Well worth $1.50. 
REFERENCE AND NOMENCLATURE 
Hortus, L. H. Bailey. 652 p>ages; 2,500 genera, 13,000 species. 
A splendid list of botanical and common names, condensed 
cultural methods. Fabrikoid, $5.00. 
Standardized Plant Names, American Joint Committee on Horit- 
cultural Nomenclature. 548 pages. Cloth edition, $5.00. 
Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture, Dr. L. H. Bailey. 3-Vol; 3639 
pages; 4000 ill. Contains detailed discussions of more than 
40,000 plants presented so as to be completely useful to those 
wishing scientific authority and those seeking information for 
gardening purposes, whether professional or amateur. 
Set, $15.00. 
TREES AND SHRUBS 
Principles and Practice of Pruning, M. G. Kains. Prepared to meet 
the needs of practical and amateur growers. 300 photos. 
$2.50. 
Azaleas-Camellias, H. H. Hume. 102 pages; 6 full-page halftone 
and 1 colored plate. Azalea Species and Varieties, Camellias 
and their Varieties, Propagation. Cloth, $1.50. 
Insect Enemies of Shade-Trees, Glenn W. Herrick. 425 pages, 340 
illus., 8 vo. Preservation of shade trees from insect pests; 
treats comparative utility of different trees in point of aesthetic 
value, hardihood, adaptability, and immunity to injury and 
disease. Up-to-date directions for fertilizing. Cloth, $5.00. 
The Book of Trees, Alfred C. Hottes. 448 pages; 180 illustrations. 
Cloth, $3.50. 
The Book of Shrubs, Alfred C. Hottes. 448 pages; 187 illustrations. 
Cloth, $3.00. 
Manual of the Trees of North America, Charles Sprague Sargent. 
940 pages; 783 illus., from drawings. Map of North America 
(exclusive of Mexico), showing 8 regions into which the 
country is divided according to the prevailing character of 
the trees. Cloth, $5.00. 
Seeding and Planting in the Practice of Forestry, J. W. Tourney and 
C. F. Korstian. 528 pages; 162 illus. The best book on the 
subject. Cloth, $5.15. 
Hardy Shrubs, F. A. Waugh. Shrubs for everybody and every¬ 
where. What to plant; where to plant;; when to plant. $1.25. 
Dwarf and Slow Growing Conifers, M. Hornibrook. $3.50. 
VEGETABLES — GENERAL 
Practical Vegetable Culture, E. Wilkinson. 308 pages; 135 illus. 
Cloth, $2.00. 
Vegetable Gardening, R. L. Watts. Revised Edition. Complete, 
concise and authentic book covering every phase of vegetable 
gardening. Handbook for practical growers. $2.50. 
Herbs and The Earth, Henry Beston. The great historic herbs and 
their values. $2.00. 
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l&aiSUE 
"The Silva of North America," by Charles S. Sargent. 
All fourteen Original Issue Volumes Complete. 740 
Plates. Published in Boston 1891-1902. One of the 
very few original complete sets remaining available. 
Original Board Binding. $450.00 
"The American Woods," by P. B. Hough. Actual wood 
specimen cross section, longitudinal section, diag¬ 
onal sections of each species with copious explana¬ 
tions. Complete set: 14 Volumes each 25 species. 
Lowville 1893-1913. Half morocco slip cases with 
metal clasps. $90.00 
"Handbook of the Trees of Northern States and Canada 
East of Rocky Mountains," by P. B. Hough. 1908. 
Slightly used. $12.00 
"The North American Sylva," by F. A. Michaux and T. 
Nuttall. 6 Vols. 277 wonderful colored plates, 
many by Redoute and Bessa. Philadelphia, R. P. 
Smith 1853. Royal 8 vo. half calf. $90.00 
