FRENCH FRUIT TREE STOCKS. 
liDwense Stock- Lwge Ajsortnjeot. 
LENAULT HUET, 
Nurseryman at Ussy, Calvados, France, 
offers Fruit and Forest Trees, Evergreens, Shrubs, Roses and 
a general list of Nursery Stocks of finest quality and high grade, 
with branches at Angers and Orleans. I am enabled to supply 
any wants of the trade at'the most moderate prices. Before pur¬ 
chasing elsewhere send me an estimate of your wants and learn 
my prices. 
Special care given to grading and packing. Satisfaction guaranteed. 
Address all orders and enquiries to 
O. H. JOOSTEN, 
3 Coenties Slip, New York. 
WANTED at the proper season, prices and catalogues of Conifer Seeds. 
Knox Nurseries, 
ESTABLISHED IN 1851. 
1,500,000 APPLE TREES, I, 2 AND 3 YRS. OLD. 
Akin Red, Mam. B. Twig and Ark. Black, in large quanti¬ 
ties. Also a large stock of Cherry trees and Evergreens. 
Our trees are as fine as can be grown, and they ripen up 
earlier than farther West. 
You will save money by sending us a list 
of your wants. 
H. TA.. SlTV^PSON Co.. 
VINCENNES, INO. 
STARK BRO’S 
Ntips^ries and Orchards Co., 
LOUISIANA, MO., ROCKPORT, ILL. 
All fresh land and the very finest nursery soil. A very 
large general stock. Fruit trees by the million. 
Staples, also many new leaders and favorites, including : 
APPEE—Akin, Ark. Black, Babbitt, Jefferis, Kinnaird Choice, 
Nero, Paragon (Mam. Black Twig, Arkansas), Rainbow, 
Shackleford, Springdale, York Imp’l, etc. 
PEAR—Bessimianka, Garber, Idaho, Koonce, Krull, Japan 
Golden Russet, Margaret, Pres’t Drouard, etc. 
CHERRV—Abhesse (Sweet Duke; best grower and hardiest 
Duke), Bl’k Tartarian, Improved, Cal. Advance, Ida ^ 
Montmorency Ord., Ostheimer, Suda Hardy, Windsor, etc^ 
PEUM—Abundance, Burbank, Clyman, Freestone Damson, 
Majestic Damson, Forest Rose Improved, Mo. Green Gage, 
Stark Green Gage, Mo. Apricot, Orient, Poole Pride. 
Tragedy and Golden prunes. World Beater, etc. 
PEACH—Gold Dust, Northern Ap’t, Sneed, Champion, etc. 
APRICOXS—Sunrise, Noonday—new largfe Russians. 
CRAB—Florence, Gibb, Richland Sweet, Looker Winter, etc. 
GRAPES, GOOSEBERRIES, CURRANTS, BLACKBERRY, RASPBERRY, 
ORNAMENTAL TREES, EVERGREENS, ROSES, SHRUBS. 
SNOWHILL NURSERIES 
NOW OFFER FOR 
Fall Delivery, 1894 
ppAPU TRFF^ Fine Growth and strictly Healthy, one year 
’ old from buds, and June Buds, all the most 
popular varieties, including CROSBY and CHAMPION. 
Also, 20,000 l-YEAR OLD APPLE, 
2,000 NORWAY MAPLES, 8 to 9 feet, 
5,000 CAROLINA POPLARS, 9 to 12 feet. 
20,000 l-YEAR OLD GRAPE VINES, 
500,000 ASPARAGUS ROOTS, 1 and 2 years old. 
TWO MILLION STRAWBERRY PLANTS. Price List now ready. 
Correspondence solicited. Address, 
W. M. PETERS’ SONS, 
WESLEY P. 0., WORCESTER CO., MARYLAND. 
200,000 Peach Trees, 
STRAWBERRIES, 
RASPBERRIES, 
BLACKBERRIES, 
m LOW OBTES. 
LADY THOMPSON Strawberry, 
MILLER Red Raspberry, 
MAXIVELUS EARLY Blackberry, 
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. 
THE THREE 
COMING 
MARKET 
VARIETIES. 
_MYER & SON, Bridgeville, Del. 
PETERS & SKINNER, 
Props. 
NORTH TOPEKA, KAN. 
We will have for fall of ’94, 
APPLE TREES, 2 and 3 years; KEIFFER PEARS, I and 2 years; 
CHERRY, PEACH AND PLUM TREES. 
^ SEEjP ICINGS. = 
APPLE, OSAGE ORANGE, BLACK LOCUST, HONEY 
LOCUST, RUSSIAN MULBERRY. 
PETERS & SKINNER, 
Correspond nee Solicited. North Topeka, Kan. 
Kansas Apple Trees, 
Ben Davis, Jonathan, Mo. Pippin, Gano, etc., etc. Also Standard and Dwarf 
Pear, Cherry, Plum and Peach. Largest stock of 
CROSBY AND BOKARA PEACHES 
in the West. These have stood 32 and 38 degrees below zero and fruited. Buds 
of all leading sorts for sale. A large stock of the celebrated Kansas Rasp¬ 
berry plants. You will do well to let us hear from you. 
A« C. GRIESA & BRO., Props. 
Mt. Hope Nurseries, Established 1869. LAWRENCE, KANS. 
KPPLE SEEDLINCS.HnHHHHz 
1,000 to Car-Eoad Eots. 
Apple, Pear, Plum and Cherry Trees, 
Evergreens and Small Fruits, Pear Seedlings. 
WHOLESALE PRICE LIST IN AUGUST. 
Special Quotations Now. W. A. WATSON & CO., 
■ _Normal, III. 
Capital Nurseries, 
When writing to advertisers mention The National Nurseryman, 
When writing to advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
