March, 1923 
GLIMPSES OF GLENWOOD 
ONE HUNDRED AN D FIF TY ACRES 
Twenty-five thousand Hybrid Tea Roses ut Glenwood Nursery 
Loganberry plants at Glen 
wood Nursery. 
pfe*-'” A field of 
small' lijr.er greens 
ready jar irunsflanting. 
Flowering Shrubs 
Evergreens 
Rose Rushes 
Fruit Trees 
Ornamental Trees 
Nut Trees 
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Specimen Pines at GUnsold Nursery 
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TREES AND PLANTS YOU WISH TO 
PLANT AT PRICES YOU WISH TO PAY 
What is there about the trees and plants that come from Glenjofiod Nursery that gives them 
special importance in your estimation? 
WmmseA,.- 
They are dependable. Every possible care is taken to have the stock true to name. 
ey are healthy. We take extraordinary precautions, against insect and fungus 
S ; attacks. 
3. They are hardy. We are located in the cold berth. 
4. They are vigorous. Ample spreading space has been given each tree and plant 
in the nursery. The whole idea being to make our stock vigorous and of sturdy 
persistent growth, . , 
5. They are productive;, Whether planted for nuts, fruit, flowers or ornamental 
foliage, the tr„ees.att*t o%nts we send out are prepared to do the best that nature 
has deemed possible • 
Vines 
Perennial Plants 
Small Fruits 
Our latest illustrated catalogue, “A Hint to Planters/’ will greatly assist you in making V™**** 
tion of the best trees and plants for Spring planting. We will gladly send you a copy free. If you love 
the great outdoors send for a copy of this book now. 
Pyramidal A rbonvitac at 
Glenwood Nursery , 
Jk 
GLEN BROS., INC. Glenwood Nursery Rochester, N.Y. 
Est. 1866 
Inc. 1907 
Est. 1866 1866 .. 56 Years of Service -1923 F /’ t0 " B ’ dg ' 
Pittsburgh, Pa. 
Specimen Evergreens 10-12 ft. 
in height. A specialty at 
'’Glenuood." 
