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THE CLEMATIS 
At the World’s Fair, Chicago, 
Sent by the 
BOSKOOP HOLLAND NURSERY ASSOCIATION, 
have excited the wonder and admiration of thousands of visitors 
who will want them next year in their gardens. Secure your sup¬ 
ply in time. For prices and catalogues address 
C. H. JOOSTEN, Agent, 3 Coenties Slip, New York. 
IMPORTERS OF BULBS AND PLANTS. 
THOS. ICeNN&DV St SONS, 
Livingston County Nurseries. 
Established 1 876._ Dansville, N. V. 
SPECIALTIES : 
Standard and Dwarf Pears, Plums, Cherries, Quince and Budded 
Apples. Also one year buds in general assortment. We offer un¬ 
usual inducements to parties buying in large quantities. Write us 
for prices and samples. Correspondence Solicited. 
“The North Star Currant. 
THE HARDIEST, 
STRONGEST GROWER, 
“ MOST PROLIFIC, 
“ SWEETEST AND BEST 
CURRANT 
GROWN ANYWHERE. 
THE FRUIT 
Does not drop off like other sorts but adheres to the 
branch long after ihe berry is dead ripe. 
All our plants are strictly first=class 
CIRCULARS, PLATES, ETC., FREE. 
Minnesota Grown. 
Plants exchanged for anything on our want list. Correspondence solicited. 
THE JEWELL NURSERY CO., lake city, Minnesota. 
C. F. MCNAIR & CO., 
Dansville, N. Y., 
G rowers of pine # Pruit # Trees. 
A Large Stock for Fall ’93 and Spring ’94. 
STANDARD APPLES IN CAR LOTS A SPECIALTY. 
WRITE US FOR PRICES, &c. 
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. 
L-OUIS LeROV NURSERieS 
AND F-LORAD PARKS. 
Established ires. ANOKRS, KRANCE 
FRUIT, FOREST AND ORNAMENTAL TREE STOCKS, 
Cornplete line of choice Nursery Stocks, 
Azaleas, Camellias, Clematis, Magnolias, Lilac, 
Roses, Rhododendrons, etc., etc. 
Sole Agents: TlieO. Fa.lOS'b & OO., 
26 Barclay Street, - - NEW YORK. 
m. 'T. HOOD St OO. 
told Dominion Nurseries.) 
Richtuiond. 
^-^250 ACRES IN NURSERIES. 
A Full Line of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Etc. 
200,000 Peach, (Budded on Natural Stocks.) 
I 00,000 Japan Pear Seedlings. 
I 00,000 Apple 
50,000 Mariana Plum stocks. 
50,000 Concord Grapes, 3 years. 
I 0,000 Mulberries—Downing, Hicks, New American. 
PEACH SEED. —Seed from the wild fruit of the mountains of East Ten- 
nesee and Western North Carolina, where “ Yellows” and other diseases of the 
Peach are not known. Can dig in the Fall, beginning about Sept. 20th. In 
the Spring any time after Feb. 1st. Having a Large Cool Storage 
Cellar, we can dig early in the Spring and make shipment as necessary and 
avoid risk of winter storage. 
FREIGHTS LOW. TRUNK LINES “ RUSH ” OUR TREES. 
Ornamental ....... 
LARGE TCpppC 
• ••••• SHALL 1 i\^L^ 
FLOWERING SHRUBS, in great variety. Descriptive- 
Catalogue and Price-List free. *****:(>=i==i=** 
SAMUEL C. MOON, Morrisville, Bucks County, Pa. 
]SJ7aGARA NURSERIES . 
Established IS30. 
E. Moody & Sons, = Lockport, N. Y. 
- SPECIALTIES: - - = 
Standard and Dwarf Pear, Plum and Peach Trees. 
Currants: Cherry, Versailles, White Grape, Lee’s, 
Champion, FAY’S. 
Gooseberries : Downing and Houghton. 
Quinces : Orange, Champion, Meech’s, Rea’s, Mam¬ 
moth. 
For Park Planting; Fine Silver Maple, i2to 14 feet, 
American Elm, European Linden, White Birch. 
LEMATIS VIR GINIANA. 
Also LARGE FLOWERED CLEMATIS. 
’ fiydrangea P. G., H. P. Roses, Grapes, &c., prices 
W. H. SALTER, Rochester, N. Y. 
Giuseppe Sada, 
. . . Nursery and Milan, itaiy. 
. . . Seedsman. 
The most important Italian Forest-Tree Seeds exportation 
Firm, which can supply at the lowest prices the best . . 
of Myrobola’s Plum, Robinia (Acacia), Gieditsehia triacanthos 
• Mulberry (black and white), Lord Weymouth’s Pine, etc., of the 
1893 crop. 
PRICES ON application. CATALOGUE FREE. 
ORDERS SOLICITED AND BOOKED NOW. 
I shall have for the fall of 1893, 12,000 HENRYII 
CLEMATIS, two and three years old, out-door grown ; 
also a fine lot of MOYER GRAPE VINES, and other lead¬ 
ing varieties. A general assortment of ROSES ON 
OWN ROOTS. Write for prices. 
P. W. BUTLER, E. Penfield, N. Y. 
When writing to advertisers mention National Nurseryman. 
