ig sPEcmiTiES IP 
t GOOSEBERRIES. 
^ Supurb plants of DOWNING, INDUSTRY and 
f ■ COLUMBUS. 
CURRANTS. 
Fine Plants of CHERRY, FAY’S, VERSAILLAISE, 
VICTORIA and WHITE GRAPE. 
HARDY ROSES. 
Without doubt the finest collection in America; 
strong plants, budded and on own roots, for October 
delivery. _ 
HORSE CHESTNUTS, AMERICAN CHEST¬ 
NUTS, CAROLINA POPLARS. 
Handsome and well grown trees. 
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Scud for our prices ou the above, also oil all kinds of 
general Nursery Stock. 
ELLWANGER & BARRY, Ul Rope Nurseries, 
ROCHESTER, N. Y. 
“ The most complete nurseries on the American Continent." 
FIVE BEAUTIFUL FULL PAGE CUTS OF 
Carolina WiW Flowers 
IN CATALOGUE OF 
HIGHLANDS NURSERY, 
Kawana, Mitchell Co., N. C. 
(OLD P. O. LINVILLE, N. C.) 
The Lowest Prices ever quoted are in our 
MARCH “SPECIAL.” 
Nurserymen sbould not fail to send for it. 
STANDARD AND DWARF PEAR, 
.. APPLE, PLUM, CHERRY, RUSSIAN APRICOTS, 
CUT-LEAVED WEEPING BIRCH, 
find Low Budded Roses on 5^tock. 
Prices Low and Stock Good. ^ 
—m m special Prices on Car Lots. 
JAY Wood, 
--KnOWIvESVILLE;, N. Y. 
When writing to advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
JAGKSON R PERKINS, 
NEWARK, WAYNE CO.. N. Y. 
GROCUBRS OR 
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ROSES —Hybrid Pei'petuals, Mosses and Climbers ; strong two year 
old plants on own roots ; much superior to imported stock as 
they are strong, acclimated and true to name. Budded plants 
of those kinds which can not he grown on own roots. 
i^HOW IS THIS ? 20,000 Roses without a single sec¬ 
ond-class plant. 
Jackson & Perkins, Newark, N. Y.: 
Gentlemen —'We were well satisfied with the character and 
grade of the roses which you shipped us this past spring. Of the 
20,000 plants we were not obliged to reject any. 
Very truly yours, R. G. CHASE & CO., Geneva, N.Y. 
CLEMATIS. —The largest stock in this country. Over twenty-five 
varieties ; extra strong, well-rooted plants. 
HONEYSUCKLES. —An extra large and fine stock of Hall’s Japan ; 
also Monthly Fragrant, Scarlet Trumpet, Red Tartarian, etc. 
HYDRANGEAS. —Paniculata (2 to 3 ft.) Otaksa, fine strong plants. 
JAPAN SNOWBALLS.— Extra large, strong plants. 
LILACS —A large stock ; strong plants ; good assortment. 
CHINESE PURPLE WISTARIAS. AMPELOPSIS VEITCHII. 
PAEONIAS. —Large undivided tubers; the finest varieties obtain¬ 
able in France or Italy. 
EVERGREENS. —Austrian Pine, Norway Spruce, American Arbor 
Vitae, etc. All liberally graded, healthy and of good eolor. 
ORNAMENTAL TREES. —Cut-leaf Birch, Kilmarnock Willows, Teas’ 
Weeping Mulberry, Double Red Flowering Horse-Chestnut, 
Catalpas, Oak-Leaf Mountain Ash, etc. 
GRAPE VINES, FRUIT TREES. 
Our new list will be mailed to the trade early this month. If not 
received drop us a line. 
Note.— TTe do not price our list, for the reason that we can usually quote 
better prices when we know the exact wants of a buyer In the various lines or 
varieties, than we can by pricing items separately. In writing for prices, state 
quantities wanted as far as possible. 
The Thomas 
• Tree Balers. 
THREE SIZES. 
The Thomas 
• • Box Clamp 
FITS ALL SIZES OF BOXES. 
Small size will hind bales of 
40 3-year trees or less. Val¬ 
uable for baling in field or 
packing ground. 
Medium size, of wood or gas- 
pipe, will bind bales of 10 to 
150 lbs. See cut of this size. 
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. 
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. 
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 
Balers, Clamp and Truck. 
STEVENSON & THOMAS, = = NORTH BEND, NEB. 
When writing to advertisers mention The National Nurseryman, 
