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THE NATIONAL NURSERYMAN. 
Peach Culture.2, 157 
Peach Plants in South.90, 97 
Pearsall. Col. U. B. 77 
Plea for the Dealer. 155 
Plum Knot on Roots... 13 
Pratt Peach. 19 
Preparation of Tree Roots. 118 
Pride of Kennett. 115 
F’runus Pumila as Stock. 1-15 
Recent Publications. 
Reformation of Tree Peddler 
Remedy for Existing- Evils ... 
Retail Trade. 
Rhododendron and Azalea. ... 
Rhododendron Maximum,.... 
Rossney, William E. .. 
Rouse, Irving. 
Scientific Agriculture. .. 
Scientific Gardening. 
Scoring New Varieties. 
Season’s Trade. 
Seed Distribution. 
Signs of Progress. 
Smith, Thomas. 
Smith, William. 
Society American Florists.. .. 
Spring and Fall Club. 
Spring Sales. 
Stark, C. M. 
State Bureau Agriculture. .. . 
State of Trade. 
Steelier Company’s Exhibit.. 
Sterility of Hybrids. 
Stripping Leaves. 
Substitution. 
Suggestions to Gi'owers. 
Tree Perns. 
Trees for Street Planting. 
Trees Transplanted. 
53, (16, 92, 106, 119, 132, 146, 160 
. 57 
. 128 
.35, 115 
. 85 
. 65 
. 33 
. 49 
.... 1 
. 118 
. 48 
. 50 
. 142 
. 17 
. 141 
. 99 
. 139 
.44, 65 
. 85 
. 9 
....34, 128 
. 49 
. 11 
. 23 
. 92 
. 4 
.117 
2, 114, 153 
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Van Deman, H. E. 35 
Vermont Beauty.11, 115 
Washington Board Horticulture. 11 
Waterer T. Gower. 59 
Western New York Horticulturists.1, 145, 152 
Westei-n New York Orchards. 79 
White Branching Aster. 11 
Wholesale Prices to Planters. .. 84 
Willard, S. D. 127 
Wood, Allen. 76 
World's Pair.3. 59, 65. 85, 101, 126 
World’s Fair Awards. 104 
World’s Fair Results...78, 100 
World’s Horticultural Society. 128 
Annal^of HoPticuIturie in Woi^i America. 
A Witness of Passing Events, and 
A Record of Progress. 
Set of 4 volumes, including that of 1893, by 
express for ,^1.75, until stock is exhausted. 
* Each volume contains a complete list of the novelties * 
* of the year, making it valuable to Nurserymen. * 
L. H. BAILEY, Ithaca, N. Y. 
The Mt. Hope 
N 
ursenes 
of LAWRENCE, 
KANSAS, 
Offer for Spring, 1894, BEN BA’VIS APPEE TREES 
and other sorts in car lots or less quantity, including a liberal pro¬ 
portion of O ANO. Wholesale trade solicited. 
Address, A. C. GRIESA & BRO., Props. 
GBYBR BROS., Rochester, n. y. 
SL7RRL-L7S 
standard Pears, Dwarf Pears, Cherries, Norway Spruce and 
Grape Vines. 
ROSES .—Gen. Jacqueminot, Madam Plantier, Anne De Diesbach, 
Alfred Colomb, Paul Neyron, Prince Cam. De Rohan, Coquette 
Des Blanches, Pius IX, Queen of the Prairie, Gem of the 
Prairie, Luxemburg, Crested Moss, Salet Moss, Capt. John 
Ingram, White Moss. 
OUR STOCK HAS THE BEST OF CULTIVATION, AND IS HEALTHY AND THRIFTY. 
LJeadquarters 
For the following Surplus Stock 
for Spring Delivery, I894 : 
// 
75,000 PEACH ONE YEAR OLD FROM 
BUD. 
2,000 CAROLINA POPLAR, 9 TO 10 
FEET. 
2,000,000 STRAWBERRY PLANTS 
FROM YOUNG BEDS. 
1,000,000 ASPARAGUS ROOTS ONE 
AND TWO YEARS OLD. 
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Nurserymen can save money hy getting our prices 
before placing their orders elsewhere. Correspondence solicited. 
W. M. PETERS SONS, Wesley, Hd. 
E*ergreenn,®„7rd=5'Fai?: 
Plant an Evergreen from my nursery in 
of the great occasion, given 
to each of my customers. O «er 
trees for wind-breaks and 
ornamentation. Hardiest variety. 
fW Good Local Agents Wanted, 
D. HILL, Evergreen Specialist. 
xjuiTiDEE, iijijiisroia. 
H. P., Moss and 
Climbing Roses. 
GROWN ON OWN ROOTS. TWO YEARS OLD. 
FINEST STOCK IN AMERICA, AND LOWEST PRICES. 
C. L. Yates, Rochester, N. Y. 
Stahl’s 
Double A cting 
Excelsior Spray- 
l ing Outfits prevent 
I Leaf Blight & Wormy 
Fruit. Insures a heavy-j 
yield of all Fruit and^t;^ 
Vegetable crops. Thous¬ 
ands in use. Send 6 cts. for 
, catalogue and full treatise 
\ on spraying. Cirrula/rsfree. 
WM.STAHL,Quincy,III.i 
