WEST HILL NURSERIES —FREDONIA, NEW 
YORK 
To Make Ordering Easier Please Read 
This catalog is our salesman. Through this catalog 
we sell direct to you, the planter. This saves you the 
commission usually paid to agents. 
Please use Order Blank. 
SMALL ORDERS FOR LESS THAN ^2.00—ADD 
25c. Due to the fact that it costs practically as much 
in clerical work, materials and labor, to fill a dollar 
order as it does a five^dollar one, we find it unprofit' 
able to fill orders for less than $2.00 without a small 
additional charge. 
TERMS. Cash with order or shipment may be sent 
C.O.D. when one'quarter of the amount and not less 
than $2.00 is sent with order. Send check, money- 
order, or bank draft. Money sent in the mail is at 
sender’s risk. 
QUANTITIES AND RATES. Five of one kind or 
ten of not over three varieties at ten rates. Fifty of 
not over five varieties at 100 rates. 400 of not to 
exceed eight varieties at 1000 rates. Strawberries, 
raspberries and blackberries, not over two varieties in 
50, not over four in 400. 
SUBSTITUTION. In case we are out of a variety or 
size called for, we reserve the right to substitute 
another similar variety of equal merit, or another size 
or grade of an equal value, unless the words “NO 
SUBSTITUTING” are written on the order, in 
which case we will fill the order as far as we can and 
return the balance of the money. 
TRANSPORTATION CHARGES. We do not pre¬ 
pay, except where noted by mail. All express and 
freight shipments are forwarded charges collect. 
POSTPAID. Quotations within this catalog apply to 
orders mailed, to points within the fourth zone. For 
points beyond, add 10% to cost of stock for addi¬ 
tional postage. 
WE GUARANTEE OUR STOCK to be true-to-name. 
To be of quality represented. To be free from vermin 
and disease. To reach you in good condition. If ship¬ 
ment arrives otherwise, we expect customers to notify 
us immediately. Claims of any kind must be made 
within five days after receipt of stock. At prices we 
sell, it is impossible for us to guarantee growth or 
to be responsible for stock after delivery to our cus¬ 
tomers in good condition. 
INDEX 
Achillea . 28 
Adam’s Needle.29 
Ailanthus. 17 
Allspice .20 
Almond, Flowering . . 20 
Althea .20 
Anchusa.28 
Anemone.28 
Apples . 8 
Apricots. 12 
Aquilegia. 28 
Asclepias .28 
Ash, Mountain.19 
Asparagus . 15 
Aster.31 
Azaleas.20 
Baby’s Breath.28 
Balloon Flower.28 
Barberry. 19, 20 
Basswood. 17 
Beauty Bush.21 
Birch.19 
Blackberries .16 
Blanket Flower.28 
Blazing Star.28 
Bleeding Heart.28 
Blueberries.30 
Buttercup.28 
Butterfly Bush.21 
Butterfly Flower.28 
Calendula.31 
Candytuft.28 
Catalpa. 17 
Cherries .11 
Cherries, Flowering . . 17 
Cherry, Jap. Weeping. 19 
Chrysanthemum.28 
Columbine. 28 
Coreopsis. 28 
Cosmos.31 
Crab, Flowering.17 
Currants. 16 
Daisy, Painted .29 
Daisy, Shasta.28 
Delphinium .28 
Deutzia.21 
Dianthus.28 
Dictamnus .28 
Dogwood.17, 21 
Dutchman’s Pipe .... 30 
Elder.21 
Elm.17 
Elm, Weeping. 19 
Eulalia .29 
Euonymus . 30 
Figs.13 
Filberts. 13 
Flowering Almond ... 20 
Flowering Cherries . . 17 
Flowering Crab .17 
Flowering Plum.24 
Flower Seeds .31 
Forsythia .21 
Fringe, Purple.21 
Fringe, White.22 
Gaillardia. 28 
Gas Plant.28 
Globe Flower ....... 28 
Golden Bell .21 
Golden Chain.17 
Gold Flower.22 
Gooseberries.16 
Grape Culture.6, 7 
Grapes . 
Inside Front Cover, 1-5 
Grass, Ornamental ... 29 
Gypsophila.28 
Hedge Plants.19 
Hickory .13 
High Bush Cranberry. 22 
Honey Locust.19 
Honeysuckle, Bush . . 22 
Honeysuckle, Climbing 30 
Horse-Chestnut .17 
Hydrangea.22 
Hypericum.22 
Indian Currant.22 
Iris .29 
Ivy .30 
Judas Tree. 17 
Kerria.22 
Kolkwitzia .21 
Laburnum . 17 
Larkspur.28 
Liatris.28 
Lilac.23 
Lily-of-the-Valley .... 29 
Lime Tree . 17 
Linden .17 
Magnolia .18 
Maidenhair Tree .... 18 
Mallows .29 
Maple.18 
Maple, Japanese . . 23, 24 
Marigold . 31 
Mock Orange.24 
Mountain Ash. 19 
Mourning Bride.31 
Mulberries .13 
Mulberry, Weeping .. 19 
Nasturtium.31 
Nut Trees.13 
Oleaster .24 
Osage Orange .19 
Papaver .29 
Peaches . 9 
Pearl Bush.24 
Pears.10 
Pecans . 13 
Perennials.28, 29 
Petunia.31 
Phlox .29 
Pieplant .15 
Plane, Oriental.19 
Platycodon.28 
Plum, Flowering.24 
Plum, Purple-Leaved . 24 
Plums. 12 
Poplar.19 
Poppies.29 
Privet. 19 
Prunus. 24 
Purple Fringe.21 
Pyrethrum .29 
Quince, Japan .24 
Quinces . 12 
Ranunculus . 28 
Raspberries.14, 15 
Redbud.17 
Rhubarb.15 
Roses .26, 27 
Rose of Sharon .20 
Salisburia .17 
Shade Trees.17-19 
Shrubs.20-25 
Silver Lace 'Vine.30 
Smoke Tree.21 
Snowball .24 
Snowberry.25 
Spiraea.25 
Strawberries.16 
Summer Lilac.21 
Sycamore .19 
Tamarix.25 
Thorn.19 
Tritoma .29 
Trollius.28 
Trumpet Flower.30 
Tulip Tree.19 
Varnish Tree.19 
Verbena.31 
Veronica.29 
Vines .30 
Virginia Creeper .... 30 
Walnuts .13 
Weeping Trees .19 
Weigela .25 
White Fringe.22 
Willow. 19 
Winterberry.25 
Wisteria. 30 
Yucca.29 
Zinnia . 31 
A. S. MORSE COMPANY, HORTICULTURAL PRINTERS. ST. JOSEPH. MICH. 
