The Leading Nursery oe America. 
MOUl^T HOPE NURSERIES 
ROCHESTER, N. Y. 
ELLWANGER.& BARRY, Proprietors. 
Founded 1840. 
Hardy Trees and Plants 
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 
FRUIT TREES. 
SMALL FRUITS. 
GRAPE VINES. 
DECIDUOUS, ORNAMENTAL AND SHADE TREES. 
JACKSON & PERKINS, 
Newark, Wayne Go., N. Y. 
GROWERS OF -==::n 
Glioice SpBcialties for NUrseriiiiien and Dealers, 
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WHOLBSALH ONLY. 
OUR LARGEST SUPLUS is in the following items: 
ROSES, extra strong and fine, mostly on own roots. 
Balt. Belle. Gen. Wa&hiiigcon. Maurice Beruardin. 
Baron Bonstettin. Giant of Battles. Prince Camille. 
Blanche Morreau. Louis VanHoutte. Princess Adelaide. 
Car. de Sansel. Magna Charta. Seven Sisters. 
Cl. Jules Margottin. Mai chionr ss of Lome—(new and very flue). 
CLEMATIS, Strong, first=class plants; also a nicely selected 
medium grade at low prices. 
Jackmannii, Henryii, Paniculata, aud many others. 
Honeysuckles, Hydrangea P. G., Japan Snowballs, 
Lilacs, Purple Fringe, 
Cut-leaved Birch, Catalpas, Horse-Chestnuts, 
Kilmarnock Willows, Tea's Weeping Mulberry. 
EVERGREENS — Austrian Pine, Scotch Pine, large blocks of these to 
be sold at any reasonable price ; on land that must be cleared. 
American Arbor Vitae and Norway Spruce, all sizes; thrifty, well-fur¬ 
nished stock. 
EVERGREENS. 
HARDY FLOWERING SHRUBS. 
500 Duchess d’Angouleme Dwarf PEARS. 500 Early Richmond 
CHERRY. 500 Prince Englebert PLUM— the finest market sort. 
A nice lot of TWO-Y"EAR APPLES, at low prices to close them out. 
HARDY PLANTS. 
HARDY ROSES. 
GENERAL DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE superbly illustrated, 
also Wholesale List for the Trade —FREE. 
FIVE BEAUTIFUL FULL PAGE CUTS OF 
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l^"Send for our complete Surplus List. Let us price your wants. 
W “Messrs. Jackson 
& Perkins, Newark, N. Y. ; 
“ Gertlemen :—We have received the Roses in excellent condi¬ 
tion and find them to be excellent stock and far superior to anything we 
have had in that line before. We would like you to book our order for 
the following, etc.—Yours truly, 
“ PITCHER & MANDA, Short Hills, N. J.” 
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N. H. ALBAUGH, Pres’t. 
F. G WITHOFT, Vice Pres’t. 
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HEADQUARTERS FOR 
IN CATALOGUE OF 
HIGHLANDS NURSERY, 
Budded aud Applss, Clierries, Plums, 
AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF NURSERY STOCK. 
Kav^^ana, Mitchell Co., N. C. 
(OLD P. O. LINVILLE, N. C.) 
The Lowest Prices ever quoted are in 
MARCM 
Nurserymen should not fall to send for it. 
500,000 First-class Peach Trees for Fall 1894, of all the new and 
valuable varieties 
. . AT LOWEST RATES, . . 
It^We took first premium on Diamond (trade mark) Peach at 
World’s Fair. 
THE ALBAUGH NURSERY AND ORCHARD CO., 
TADMOR, OHIO. 
STANDARD AND DWARF PEAR, 
_ APPLE, PLUM, CHERRY, RUSSIAN APRICOTS, 
CUT-LEAVED WEEPING BIRCH. 
And Low Budded Roses on Manetta Stock. 
Prices Low and Stock Good.— ^J^ —^ 
®— 4 - V ' Special Prices on Car Lots. 
Jay Wood, 
KNOWLESVILLE, N. Y. 
When writing to advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
S CARLET MAPLES, 9 to 10 ft.; NORWAY MAPLES, 9, 10 and 12 ft.; 
CAROLINA POPLARS, 5 to 18 ft ; PEACH TREES, including 
Ellison and Elberta; also ASPARAGUS ROOTS, 2 years, Barr’s 
Mammoth and Conover’s Colossal; NORWAY SPRUCE, 1^ aud 
3 ft., all fine bushy, on rented grounds. Prices low and must be 
moved this fall, or early next spring. 
J08IAH A. ROBERTS, ■ MALVERN, CHESTER C0„ PA. 
OF FRUIT TREES, 
PLANTS, ORNAMENTALS for 
G-^^Nurserymen, Florists, Seedsmen. 
CATALOGUE OF FKUIT AND TREE CUTS FREE. 
SEND FOR LIST OF OTHER CATALOGUES. 1000 PAGES. 
Engraving.s of New Fruit.s made at Low Prices. 
3 14 North I I th St., 
-- PHILADELPHIA, PA. 
When writing to advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
A. BLANC, Horticultural Engraver, 
