John Waterer & Sons, Limited, 
NURSERYMEN, 
I 3 ags;hot, = Eogland. 
-^RHODODENDRONS AND OTHER HARDY EVERGREENS.^ 
CoiTespoiidfiice Solici te<l. 
In Gap Eoad Eots. 
Apple, Carolina Poplar, 
Cherry, Silver Maple. 
Ai.so A General Assortment of Other Stock. 
PEACH, PEITM, PEAR (Standard and Dwarf), GOOSEBCKRIES, CUR¬ 
RANTS, and oth'^r SMAEU FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL 
TREES AND PLANTS. 
Complete List of Varieties; 
- Stock Young, Thrifty, and of Best Quality ; 
Carefully Graded and Handled. 
Write for SPECIAL PItICES in CAR LOAD LOTS. Personal in- 
snection courted. SPADES—see Trade List. 
Trade List ready Feb I5th. 
ALBEETSOIS^ & HOBBS, 
BRIDGEPORT, Marlon County, == = = = INDIANA. 
©pnamental 
LARGE 
SHALL 
FLOWERING SHRUBS in great variety. Descriptive Catalogue 
and Price-List free. 
SAMUEL C, MOON, Morrisville, Bucks County, Pa. 
I have BARGAINS to offer this year in the beau¬ 
tiful Rocky Mountain CONIFERS, PICEA 
* PUNGENS, themost beautifulofalltheSpruces. 
YLEMAN SPRUCE, Concolor and Pinus Ponderosa. 
Nurserymen who have not already secured a supply of these fast selling 
Evergreens will lind it will pay them to do so. 
I have also a large supply of all the leading hardy varieties of Evergreens for 
the Nursery Trade. correspondence solicited. 
D. HILL, Evergreen Specialist, . . , . . DUNDEE, ILL. 
EversreeDs 
DOUGLAS^PHUCE, EN 
(apital f^orseries, 
NORTH TOPEKA, KAN. 
Apple, Peacht and Cherry Trees. 
I YEAR KEIFFKR PEAR, 3 to 4 feet. 
TUBE ROSE BULBS. 
SEEDLINGS: osage, 
Wfite for Prices. 
PETERS & SKINNER, 
RUSSIAN MULBERRY, 
BLACK LOCUST, HONEY LOCUST. 
- - NORTH TOPEKA, KAN. 
Plans and specifications furnished for the laying out and 
.... planting of public and private grounds .... 
Correspondence solicited. 
E. t\. & H. N. HOFF/^AN, Eimiri, N. Y. 
1,000,000 for 
Large supply of Raspberry, Black 
: : berry and other Small Frui 
Spring Tradeof'95. .OERRY 
100 Varieties. Largest growers in the West. ' ' ' ‘ ' ' Tl^icei 
Eighteen Acres of Strawberries. 
iVrite for Catalogue. JLNl X 
F. W. DIXON, Netawaka, Jackson Co., Kansas. 
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riting to advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
Nurseries, 
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 
5,000,000 STRAWBERRY PLANTS. 
500,000 ASPARAGUS ROOTS 
30,000 One-year PEACH TREES. 
20,000 June Budded PEACH TREES. 
Novelties: 
'MllllIHlIllinilMiino'""*.. 
Crosby and Champion Peach. 
The Berlin Strawberry. 
2O-F‘ag-0 Catalog'ue— FREE. 
SEND LIST OF WANTS. 
Berlin Nurseries, - - - Berlin, Md. 
New Plants well packed in light baskets that will keep two weeks. 
B‘‘'Rrhmrn‘'dNH‘’se>’ias 
Offer for Fall ’94, and Spring ’95, 
large stock of the following: 
Apple, Peaches, Plum (Japan and others) Apricots, Nectarines, I-Year 
Standard Pear (heavy on Kieffer, Garber and Clapp’s Favorite), Grape, 
Asparagus, Strawberries, Osage Orange, Shade Trees, Evergreens, 
Shrubs, Etc., Etc. 
\A/eU-©raded ^tocH ! I^pompt 
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 
Special attention to growing Peach Trees of which we have the usual 
quantity. We are prepared to give prices to suit the times. 
FRANKLIN DAVIS NURSERY CO., 
_ - ^ : : BAivTiivtoPiE, Md. 
“Nice lot of Smock and Promiscuous Peach Pits” for immediate shipment. 
PRICES ON APPLICATION 
1888 . 
56 Years. 300 Acres. 
tEstablisbcb 1838. 
1894 . 
Starr, Parlin, Paragon and other Apples. 
Lincoln Coreless, Seneca, Japan, Golden 
Russet, Vermont Beauty and other Pears. 
Parry’s Giant, Pedigree Mammoth, Para¬ 
gon and Numbo (jhestnuts. 
French, Persian, English, Japan Walnuts. 
Pecans, Almonds and Filberts 
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NOVELTIES. 
Eleagnus Longipes, 5.000 Matrimony 
_Vines, 10,000 Trifoliate Orange, 5,000 
Japan Wineberry, Imperial Dwarf Rocky Mountain Cherries, Buffalo 
Berries, Juneberries, Downing anti Hicks Mulberries 1 and 3 years 
old in large supply. 
SMALL KRUIT PLANTS. 
IMMENSE STOCK OF SILVER MAPLES, LOMBARDY AND CAR. POPLARS 
AND OTHER SHADE TREES. CATALOGUE FREE. 
Pomona Dupsepies, 
WILLIAM PARRY, PARRY, N. J. 
When writing to advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
