ALLEN L. WOOD, 
Rochester, N. Y. 
4 WOODLAWN 
^ NURSERIES . . 
WHOLESALE ONLY-NO AGENTS. 
GROWERS OF_ 
SMALL - FRUIT - PLANTS. 
Special attention g:iven to furnishing Nurserymen with all kinds of TRANS¬ 
PLANTS ON CONTRACT. 
We offer for the Spring of ’94, the largest and most complete col¬ 
lection in the United States, of high grade Small Fruit Plants. 
Special attention is directed to the following in large quali¬ 
ties : 
Raspberries —Brandywine, Brinkle Orange, Cuthbert, Clark’s, 
Caroline, Doolittle, Gregg, Golden Queen, Hansell, Herstine, 
.Johnson Sweet, Kansas, Lovett’s, Mammoth Cluster, Marlboro, 
Ohio, Palmer, Rancocas, Souhegan, Shaffer’s Colossal, Tyler. 
Thompson Early, Japan Wineberry. Royal Church, etc. 
Blackberries —Agawam, Bangor, Early Cluster, Early Harvest, 
Erie, Stone's, Hardy, Kittatinny, Lawton, Lucretia Dewberry, 
Minnewaska, Snyder, Taylor, Wachusett, Wilson’s Early, 
Wilson Jr., etc. 
Currants— Black Naples, Cherry, Black Champion, Red Dutch, 
Fay's Prolific, La Versailles, North Star, Lee’s Pro., W. Grape, 
etc. 
Gooseberries— Downing, Golden Prolific, Pearl, Red Jacket, 
Smith Improved, Triumph, etc, 
Also a large stock of 2 yrs. Grapevines, of all the leading kinds. 
Strawberries —Greenville New, and all of the old and new vari¬ 
eties. 
Special attention called to the following in large quantities ; 
Asparagus— Conover’s Colossal, Palmetto and Elmyra. 
Rhubarb— Myatt and Victoria, 20,000 (3 yrs.) and 500,000 (2 yrs.) 
also large quantity 1 year. 
ij^For miscellaneous stock look at Wholesale Catalogue for 
Fall; ready Aug. 1st, free. 
Special quotations on large lots. 
f-{o^FFMAN 
Nurseries. 
We Have in Surplus for Spring of 1894 
Standard Apples, Pears, Plums, 
AND A LARGE LIST OF 
JOlm Cll3.rlt0n Avenue Nurseries, 
^ ESTABLISHED 1866. 
ROCHESTER, N. Y. 
ClGniStlS —Strong plants. Holland and own growth. Jack- 
manii; Fair Rosamund ; Miss Bateman ; Soiboldu 
Hybrida (Syns. Peter Henderson? Ramona??); Duch. of Edin¬ 
burgh ; Fortunii; John Gould Veitch ; Lucie Lemoine; Crispa; 
Coccinea. 
Dutch Pipe. —Strong, heavy-rooted plants. 
Honeysuckle. —Hall’s Japan, Monthly Fragrant. 
Ampelopsis Veitchii. American Ivy. 
Japan Snowball. —Strong, fine plants. 
Roses, H. P’s and Mosses. —Strong plants, own roots and budded. 
Tea Roses. —Fine plants, 4 inch pots. 
Tree Roses. —Elegant plants. Lowest price in America. 
Oak-leaf Mt. Ash. —Elegant trees. Low price. 
Cut-leaf Birch. —8 feet, perfect trees. 
Purple Birch. —4 feet, true purpurea. 
Young’s Weeping Birch. —5 feet stems. 
Lilac, Weeping Pendula. —5 feet, not budded on lilac. 
Hydrangea P. G. —A fine lot of strong plants. 
Flowering and Foliage Shrubs. —Fine assortment. 
Paeonies. —A grand collection. 
Paeonies, Tree. —Nice plants in quantity. 
Industry Gooseberries. —3 years. Plants matchless. 
Blackberries.— Strong, nicely trimmed to one cane. 
Currants. —Tree and bush formed. Fay’s Prolific, White Grape, 
Champion, Lea’s Prolific, Cherry. 
Grape Vines. —A complete assortment. 
Fruit Trees. —All kinds in abundance. 
NO CATALOGUES. Write for prices. 
Baltimore. and -Richmond 
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Nurseries. 
Japan Pear Seedlings 
Are the best stock for all sections. They do well 
on both light and heavy soils. Order a few 
thousand and be convinced. We use no others. 
Prices low in quantity. Quotations given on 
application. 
ORNKTUVeiSTKl- • r •• 
SHRUBS A.ND TRBBS. 
RL-L GOOD STOCK. 
WILL BE PLEASED TO QUOTE SIZES AND PRICES OF VARIETIES. 
PLEASE SEND US YOUR LIST OF WANTS 
E. M. & H. N. HOFFMAN, 
ELMIRA, N, y. 
Peach Pits. 
We have a few Smock Pits of last season’s crop, 
and can offer low to close them out. 
OUR ARRANGEMENTS FOR THIS SEASON WILL INSURE A GOOD 
LOT OF THE FOLLOWING: 
Smock, Southern Naturals, Promiscuous, 
GET OUR PRICES BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDER. 
We are Wholesale Growers of a . . _^ 
General Line of Nursery Stock and ___—^ 
Invite Correspondence. 
Franklin Davis Nursery Co., 
BALTIMORE, MD. 
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