TH E GENEVA NURSERY. 
W. & T. 5niTH CO., Geneva, N. Y. 
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• Standard Pears, Dwarf Pears, Apples, Cherries, Plums, Peaches, Apricots. 
• Quinces, Nectarines. . 
(In Car-load Lots.)’ 
CL g'I'l g 11 Foreign Grapes, Currants, Gooseberries (English and Native), . 
1^1 Raspberries, Blackberries, Asparagus, Rhubarb. 
Of*n 1 Cut-leaf Alder, Purple Beach, Cut-leaf Birch, Catalpas, 
rimClrTldl L-d-l 1 1 • Elms, Horse Chestnuts, Lindens, Magnolias, Maples, Mountain 
FvPrOTPPn^* Ash, Poplars, Walnuts, Willows.. . . . • 
Cdl^# Norway Spruce, Balsam Fir, Arbor Vitae, Junipers. 
j t a \/* Altheas, Almonds, Calycanthus, Cornus Elegantis- 
V^rn 3 .rnCnL 3 .l ^^nruos ^ricl \ incs. slma, Deutzlas, Eiders, Hydrangeas, Honeysuckles, 
Ampelopsis, Lilacs, Spireas, Snowballs, Syringas, Weigelias, Wistarias, etc. 
TREE 
ROSES 
/) /j HYBRID ROSES, TEA ROSES, CLIMBINQ ROSES, 
I MOSS ROSES, AZALIAS, RHODODENDRONS, CLE- 
1 , () ) MATIS, INDUSTRY GOOSEBERRY. 
Send list of your wants for prices. 
W. & T. SMITH CO. 
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W E are still in the market with our Dry 
Baled Moss, and at prices to correspond 
with the hard times. We are in need of Apples, 
Plums and Cherries in exchange. Also have a 
good stock of Dwarf Juneberry and High Bush 
Cranberry in cellar for early shipment. 
Z. K. JEWETT A CO., Sparta, Wis. 
600 ACRES. ESTABLISHED 1852. 13 GREENHOUSES. 
PHOENIX NURSERY COMPANY, 
(SUCCESSORS TO SIDNEY TUTTLE & CO.) 
Nurserymen and Florists, Wholesale and Retail. 
Correspoudence solicited and promptly answered. Send list of wants for 
prices. Salesmen wanted. 
P.O.BOX1215. BLOOMINGTON, ILL. 
G. F. AgNair & G9- 
Dansville, N. Y., 
Growersof pjjj 
A LARGE STOCK OF STANDARD 
APPLES IN SURPLUS FOR SPRING- 
Apple Scions Large Assortment. 
^ \ WRITE US FOR PRICES, ETC. 
Correspondence Solicited. 
Raffia! Raffia! Raffia! 
Before buying get special quotations from 
THE UNDER NAMED FIRM, THE FIRST INTRODUCERS 
OF AND THE LARGEST IMPORTERS AND MERCHANTS 
OF THIS EXCELLENT TYING MATERIAL. 
JAMES T. ANDERSON, 
135 and 137 Commercial Street, London, England. 
JOHN PALMER & SON, Ltd., 
NURSERYMEN, 
ANNAN, Dumfriesshire, Scotland. 
The oldest Exporters from this 
country to America, of a gen¬ 
eral assortment of Nursery 
Stock, including Millions of 
Seedling and Transplanted 
Evergreens, Forest and Orna- 
irubs, such as Norway Spruce, Austrian and 
sh, Scotch Larch, Birch, and Elms, Enropean lindoB 
Lancashire Lad Gooseberries, the finest and 
jed Rhododendrons, Clematis and 
rid of best quality. l^“Prices Very 
an to all points in United States and 
idence and Early Orders Solicited. 
mental Trees, Evergreens, and 
Scotck Pines, Balsam, Fir, Norway Maples, Mountain i 
and Beech, also Industry, Crown Bob, Whitesmith, ami 
hardiest varieties of Hybrid Graft 
H. P. Roses, in large quantities a 
Low. Lowest through rates from Ann 
Canada. Catalogues free. Corresfoi 
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1,500 Cherry trees, 2-year old; fine stock. 
Also a fine lot of Standard Kieffer Pears. 
Write me for special prices. 
F. X. HEMM, • • PIQUA NURSERY, • • PIQUA, OHIO. 
A Hardy Ornamental Shrubs, 
/% 1^ j V I III Vines and Plants, must be sold 
dLJL by Spring of 1894 to clear leased 
land. Cheapest ! Send for Surplus Price List. 
B. P. HANAN, Arlington, Reno Co., Kans. 
