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40th Year. 1,000 Acres. 28 Greenhouses. 
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Ornamentals. 
Some extra fine Imported Stock, on which we can §:%•: 
make low rates-; strong, bushy, well furnished stuff; j;:::;:::;:; 
plenty of flower buds ; altogether the best plants have *;*Vv*fi 
evei handled. v:*>;b’: this department. Largest and best stock 
Hardy Azaleas.— Mollis and Ghent; seedlimcs and attention to extra 
named varieties. 
fine blocks of 
Chinese Azaleas.— 9 to i i inch heads, bushy and Willows. — Wisconsin, Babylonica, Laurel-leav^ed, 
clean ; choice assortment best named kinds for 
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Rhododendrons. — Fine selection best named hardy 
and Catawbiense hybrids. 15 to 18 and 18 to 24 :X:::>X 
inches. 
Tree Roses.—Holland stock, in fine con¬ 
dition. 
Gold-barked, Killmarnock and New American. 
Poplars. —Carolina, Lombardy, Balsam, Aurea and 
Pyramidal. 
Maples .—Silver, Wier’s cut-leaved, Norway and Ash¬ 
leaved. 
Flowering Thorns. —White, Pink and Paul’s 
scarlet. 
In cold stoiage cellais foa spiing delivery, the largest Tea’s Weeping Mulberry, Young’s Weeping Birch, 
and most complete stock in the United States. Orders 
booked now and set aside in cellar ready for shipment X;X:X; 
any time wanted. 
Fruit Trees. 
White-leaf WAeping Linden, Imperial Cut-leaf Alder, 
White Ash, Scotch Birch, Purple Beech, Pdms, 
Horse Chestnuts, Magnolias, Salisburia, Rose-ac- 
cacia, Pluropean Pluonymous, Tulip trees, etc. 
Evergreen Trees and Shrubs. 
All the leading varieties, especially fine lots of Standard One of the be.st collections of Hardy Bulbs, Shrubs, 
Pears, Dwarf Pears, Plums, Apricots, Nectarines, Mul¬ 
berries, etc. 
Small Fruits. —The largest and best assortment, 
carefully dug and graded, pure stock. 
Grape Vines.— Immense stock No. I, one and two L'XjX:! Strong, field grown Hybrid Perpetuals, Mosses and 
X:-:*:*:-: Climbers, clean and thrifty; no better lot in the country. 
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Climbing Vines and Plants, 
75,000 Roses. 
years, splendidly rooted. 
Nut Trees. —Headquarters for Chestnuts, American 
and Japan ; Butternuts, Black and Japan Walnuts, 
Shell-bark Hickories, Filberts, Pecans, etc. 
Seeds. — Flower and Vegetable. —The best 
te.sted stocks at lowest rates. 
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Always open to inspection. Come and see. 
No trouble to estimate on your list of wants. Spring Catalogue and Trade List Free. 
Ready in January. 
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The Storrs & Harrison Co., 
PAINESVILLE, OHIO. 
