Elllwan^er Ec Barry Hope Ndrsen e s 
'U C? FOUNDED 1840. 
ROCHESTER, N. Y. 
LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! 
ROSES! ROSES! ROSES! 
HYBRID PERPETUALS, MOSSES AND CLIMBERS. 
LEADING SPECIALTIES SPRING 1894. 
STANDARD PEARS. 
DWARF DUG HESSE. 
CONCORD GRAPES. 
CUTl \BERT RASPBERRIES. 
GOEDEN QUEEN RASPBERRIPUS. 
AMERICAN CHPCSTNUTS. 
BLACK WALNUTS. 
CATALPAS. 
doubee-flowp:red thorns. 
HORSE CHESTNUTS. 
NORWAY Axn WHITE SPRUCE. 
ARBOR VIT^T, Pyramidal, American 
Hovey'.s Compacta, Globosa. 
HARDY FLOWERING SHRUBS, 
HARDY ROSES. 
AND A COMPLETE LINE OFGENERAL 
NURSERY STOCK. 
CATALOGUES FREE. ESTIMATES FURNISHED. 
STRONG TWO-YEAR-OLD PLANTS ! OUT-DOOR GROWN ! 
ON OWN ROOTS, except some of the mosses and certain other 
varieties, which it is very difficult or impossible to grow from 
cuttings. These are low budded, on Manetti stocks, and free from 
suckers. all FINEST VARIETIES. 
^tna Moss, dark pink, 
Alfred Colomb, crimson, 
American Beauty, deep pink, 
Anne de Diesbach, carmine, 
Baltimore Belle, cl. blush white. 
Baroness Rothschild, pnnk, 
Blanche Moreau, moss, ichite, 
Blanche Robert, moss, white, 
Caroline de Sansel, flesh, 
Caroline Marniesse, creamy white. 
Cl. Victor Verdier, rose. 
Cl. Jules Mai’gottin, carmine. 
Coquette des Alpes, white. 
Coquette des Blanches, pure white. 
Crimson Globe, moss, 
Fairy Queen, white, 
Fisher Holmes, crimson, 
Gen. Jacqueminot, crimson. 
Gen. Washington, red, 
Gloire de Margottin, crwxson. 
Gracilis, moss, deep pink, 
Henry Martin, moss, pink, 
Jules Margottin, red, 
Madame Gabriel Lulzet, pink, 
Madam Plantier, white, 
Magna Charta, pink. 
Marguerite de St. Amande, rose, 
Maurice Bernardin, crimson, 
Paul Neyron, deep rose, 
Persian Yellow, golden, 
Pierre Netting, deep maroon. 
Prince Camille de Rohan, crimson. 
Princess Adelaide, moss, pale rose. 
Queen of the Prairie, cl., red, 
Salet, moss, light rose. 
EMPRESS OF CHINA— Our new perpetual blooming climber. To 
dealers who will make this valuable new variety a specialty with 
their agents we will furnish plates free of charge. Send for 
description. 
We also have all the choice varieties in other lines. Clematis, 
Ornamental Shrubs and Trees, Grapes, etc., etc. 
All our stock is now stored in our cellars and so we can promise 
as early shipment as is desired. Write for our prices. We want 
your trade and will make them right. 
JACKSON & PERKINS, 
NEWARK, WAYNE CO., NEW YORK. 
SEND US YOUR WANT AND SURPLUS LISTS. 
AND OTHER BLACKBERRIES, 100,000. 
PEACH ARE AS FINE AS WE HAVE SEEN. 
PEACH, ONLY' 3-4 FT. BUT CALIPER EXCELLENT. 
CHERRY, MOSTLY SWEETS, LARGE ASSORTMENT. 
The following are all first-class; APRICOT, 
FLEMISH and CLAPP’S STD., DUCHESS DWF., 
CRAB, and BLOOD-LEAF PEACH; N. SPRUCE, 3 
times ti’ansplanted, extra fine. BOX ELDER, 
CATALPA, ELM, ETC. Our “treated” MARIANA 
CUTTINGS will make stocks to bud in August. 
PEACH PITS “for nothing.” Get Sample. 
BRANCHED APPLE Stocks for budding. 
CAREFULLY MADE GRAFTS. 
PRICES AND QUALITY WILL PLEASE YOU. 
SPADLDIHG HUftSERY AND ORCHARD CO., 
In addition to the fine Cut-leaf Weeping Birch offered 
last month, I have a good assortment of Plums, first- 
class medium and half inch ; also 5,000 dwarf Duchess 
Pear, 2 and 3 years ; a few hundred Seckel and Clapp’s 
Favorite standard Pear, i inch and over, 7 to 9 feet ; 
standard Pear ^ and ^ ; few thousand No. 2 and No. 
3 Peach, plenty of Elherta in the lot ; few Mountain 
and Oak-leaved Ash, and about 2,000 roses. 
This stock was raised to sell, and is going to he sold. 
Prices given with pleasure. 
JAY WOOD, 
Knowlesville, N. Y. 
WILSON, JR., 
OUR PLUM ON 
The Thomas 
• Tree Balers. 
THREE SIZES. 
Small size will bind bales of 
40 3-year trees or less. Val¬ 
uable for haling in field or ! 
packing ground. j 
Medium size, of wood or gas- j 
pipe, will bind bales of 10 to 
150 lbs. See cut of this size. 
Large balers for bales all sizes 
up to 700 lbs. 
Our customers say the Balers 
are worth their cost for one 
packing. 
Send for Price-list and Cir¬ 
culars. 
The Thomas 
• • Box Clamp 
FITS ALL SIZES OF BOXES. 
One Man Can Rapidly Close the Fullest 
Boxes. 
You will save time and 
money to buy this ^ 
clamp and throw away 
all other styles of clamp. 
It is simple to use as a 
cant hook. Can be 
adjusted by rolling 
^ ratchet so that rib 
will come exactly to 
place. 
We Also Handle the_ 
THOMAS AUTOMATIC IRON HAND TRUCK. 
Every nurseryman needs it for handling large boxes. We re¬ 
ceived the Highest Awards at World’s Fair on 
Bales, Clamp and Truck. 
STEVENSON & THOMAS, - = NORTH BEND, NEB. 
