Allen L. Wood, 
WOODLAWN NURSERIES, 
ROCHESTER, N. Y. 
SURPLUS 
Geo. Moulson & Son, 
UNION NURSERIES, 
Rochester, N. Y. 
STRAWBERRIES.— Leading kinds. 
RASPBERRIES— M ammoth Cluster, tips ; Ohio, tips ; 
Palmer, tips ; Shaffer’s Colossal, tips ; Tyler, tips ; 
Souhegan, tips. 
RED RASPBERRIES.— Cuthbert. 
BLACKBERRIES. —Agawam. 
CURRANTS —Black Naples, 2 years strong; Fay’s Pro¬ 
lific, I year ; La Versailles ; Lee’s Prolific ; White 
Grape. 
GRAPES. —Concord. 
ASPARAGUS. 
RHUBARB. — I year and 2 year. 
Special Prices given on application 
bruit and Ornamental 
TREES. 
Shrubs, Roses, Bulbs, etc. 
GEO. MOULSON. T. G. MOULSON. 
FRUIT or FLOWER RAISER? 
FOR MARKET OR PLEASURE. 
If so, you need reliable FUNGICIDES and INSECTICIDES. We are the largest 
manufacturers of these articles in the world. Our products are highly recommended by 
leading Agricultural Chemists, Gardeners, Horticulturists and Florists everywhere. 
Powell’s Giiicicle Powder. 
25-Pound Bo.xes, «c. per pound; $1.50 per ho.x. 
For Potato Blight. Potato Kot, Grape Vine 
Fle.i Beetle, Potato Bugs, Pear and Cherry 
Slugs, Codling Moths, Curculio and Straw¬ 
berry Crown Borers. Can be used either dry 
or in solution, 2 lbs. to 50 gallons of water. 
Powell’s Copperdiiie. 
1-Gallon Cans (maLes 100 Gals, Wash) 
$1.50 per can. 
For Black Rot, Downy Mildew and An- 
thracnose of the Grape, Pear Leaf Blight, 
PearScab, AppleSeaband Powdery Mildew^ 
Powell’s Bordeaux Mixture. 
20-Pound Pkgs {50 Gals. Wash) $1.00perpkg. 
For Black Rot, Downy Mildew, and An- 
thracnose of Grapes. Potato Blight, Potato 
Rot, Leaf Blight of Cherry, Pear, Quince 
and other Fungus diseases. 
Powell’s SiilpUo-Steatite Powder. 
2)-Pound Boxes (used as a dust), sc. per Ib. 
For Lettuce Mildew, Powdery and Dowuiy 
Mildew of the Grape, Rose Mildew and other 
Fungus diseases affecting plants un<ler glass. 
Powell’s Kerosene Emulsion 
.5-Gallon Buckets (makes 75 Gallons Wash), 
fl.25 per bucket. 
For Plant Lice of any kind, Horn Flies, 
Cabbage Worms, Scale Insects on Ap])le, 
Pear, Orange, Lemon and other trees. 
Pow'ell’s Hiiussaine. 
1-GalIon Cans (lOOGals.Wash), $1.50percan. 
This is a Concentrated Fluid Extract 
Quassia, held in suspension by Whale Oil 
Soap—adopted and oflicially recommendec 
by the .state Horticultural Board ot \\ ash- 
ington.asa cheap and reliable non-poisonous 
Insecticide for Hop Lice, Aphis and all 
Scale Insects — nothing better for Rose 
Buslies and House Plants. 
Pow'ell’s Curbolized Soap. 
1-Gallon Cans (makes 12 Gals. Paint), 
$1.00 per can. 
For Peach, Apple and other Tree Borers; 
also for washing trees to jirevent attacks of 
Animals or Vermin. 
KiElvn FOR SPECT XTj UlRriTUAK. A sciits in Every State. Bone Meal, 
tone Black, Nitrate Soda, Tobacco Stems. Whale Oil Soap, Sulphate ‘‘ ’V‘‘; 
nsect Powder, Ammonia, Precip. Carbonate Copper. J^ertilizj i ^ ^ 
Friiits, Vegetables and Flowers. Fertilizer Depots, Bnitinioie, Boston, 
Chicago, Cincinnati and St. I.onis. 
SPECIAL AGENTS. 
Tosenh Breck & Sons, Boston; Peter Henderson & Co., N. \ Johnson & 
PhiiS.fField Force Pi"mp Lockport N Y.; A. W. I;ivmgst,m Scms^ O.. 
Phe Henry Phillips Seed Co.. Toledo, O.; S. F. Leonard, ( hicago , Jos. I . Du knian,, i. 
Louis, Mod, Currie Bros., Milwaukee; Kentucky Seed Warehouse V,-[]rsery 
Wood tfe Sons, Richmond, Va.; Holland & Co., Pleasant Lake, Ind., 
Uo., Loveland, Colorado. 
W. S. POWELL & CO., 
Baltimore, Md. 
Clxemieal Fertilizer Manufacturers. 
better than ours. For Fall ’93 we offer a larger 
^-ompiete general stock than ever before- 
one item being several million Apples (Whole Root grafts, some buds, no 
pc.-rts.) Buyers who have been disappointed in Western AppJe because 
of poor roots (i-inch pieces are grafted by some), lack of care in pruning, 
handling, &c., will find our stock equal in every way to that grown East 
—some say it’s better. We use No. i stocks, shortened to eight inches, 
the finished grafts ii to 12 in. long. See our Planting Plow for such 
grafts, stocks, cuttings, &c., also the Stark Bros.’s Box-Clamp —“they 
do the work.” We are always ready to quote stock low to the Trade- 
free packing and free freight to the “ Big 3 ” cities, if preferred. 
STARK BROTHERS, Louisiana, Mo. 
Evergreens. 
LARGE STOCK 
Norway Spruce and Am. Arbor Vitse. 
ALL SIZES. 
Now ready for Spring Planting. Write for prices. 
GILBERT COSTICH, Rochester, N. Y. 
WANTED. 
A Nurseryman who understands and is 
willing to do all kinds of nursery work. 
Must be well recommended. Good house and garden 
provided. Address N. BOGUE, Batavia, N. Y. 
Asparagus Roots, Elmira and three other best kinds; 
Sweet Potato Plants, largest stock in Jersey; 
Cranberry Plants, Tomato, Celery and Cabbage Plants 
in season. Address. I. & J. L. LEONARD, 
Iona, Gloucester Co., N. J. 
