The Leading Nursery of America. 
MOUfiT HOPE NURSERIES 
ROCHESTER, N. Y. 
ELLWANGER Si BARRY, Proprietors. 
Founded 1840. 
JacksonsPerkikj, 
Newark, Wayne Co., N. Y. 
..Growers of... 
WHOLESALE 
ONLY. 
CHOICE SPECIALTIES FOR .. 
NURSERYMEN AND DEALERS. 
For the Season of 1895-96. 
Hardy Trees and Plants 
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 
FRUIT TREES. 
SMALL FRUITS. 
GRAPE VINES. 
DECIDUOUS, ORNAMENTAL AND SHADE TREES. 
EVERGREENS. 
HARDY FLOWERING SHRUBS. 
HARDY PLANTS. 
HARDY ROSES. 
GENERAL DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE superbly illustrated, 
also Wholesale List for the Trade—FREE. 
Surplus for spring: 1895 
Immense stock of ASPARAGUS, strong 2-year roots, Palmetto, 
Barr’s Phila. Mammoth, and the Conover’s Colossal. 
A LL AT LOWEST WHOLESALE RATES. 
Also, surplus of nice June budded PEACH TREES, chiefly the 
New Crosby, Champion and Elberta. 
ALEX. PULLEN, - Milford, Del. 
Proprietor of the MILFORD NURSERIES. 
STANDARD AND DWARF PEAR, 
_ APPLE, PLUM, CHERRY, RUSSIAN APRICOTS, 
CUT-LEAVED WEEPING BIRCH. 
And Low Budded Roses on Manetta Stock. 
Prices Low and Stock Good ^ 
®— 4 > V - Special Prices on Car Lots. 
<Iay Wood, 
KNOWLESVILLE, N. Y. 
Roses. 
An immense stock of strong plants on own roots. Grown 
on new land, and especially fine. All the best hardy 
varieties. 
Large stocks of CRIMSON RAMBLER, the wonderful 
new Polyantha and MARGARET DICKSON, the finest 
white H.P. yet introduced. Write for iilates and circulars. 
(leihitis. 
A fine stock of all the leading kinds ; Jackmanni, 
Henryii, Ramona, Paniculata, and many others. 
A large assortment including especially fine 
lots of Hydrangea p. g. (Tree-form and 
Bush,) Japan Snowballs, Tea’s Weeping 
Mulberry, Ampelopsis Veitchii, Paeonies, &c., &c. 
OrnMijeotiils. 
GnnQPhprriPCl industry, Downing, Houghton, Smith’s Im 
V|UU jCI/ x i 1 Iv proved. Fine, strong plants. 
Qr&pe Vines. 
An extra large lot. 
well as roots. 
Grown with Tiemy tops as 
Fruit Trees. 
Fine thrifty blocks of Apples, Pears, Plums, 
Cherries, &c. All young, clean-looMng stock. 
Our Trade List will be out in June. Wait for it before placing orders. 
FOR THIS SPRING it is not yet too late to set Evergreens. We still 
have a fine lot of Norway Spruce, Austrian and Scotch Pines 
at low ijrices. 
PLUMS.— 5,000 Willard, Abundance, Spaulding and Lincoln. 
PEAKS.— 5,000 Koonce, Kietfer, Seneca, Lincoln Coreless, Japan 
Golden Russet. 
apples.—A heavy stock of standard sorts. A limited supply of 
Starr, Parlin and Flora. 
IXUXSm — 
CHESTNUTS.— Opens Sept. 5 to 10, without frost. 
Parry’s Oiant, 4 to 6 inches around ; the largest known 
chestnut. 
Pedigree Mammoth, Paragon, Gumbo, Ridgeley, &c. 
WALNUTS. —French, Persian, Japan and English. 
PECANS, ALMONDS, FILBERTS, SHELLBARKS. 
IMOVEl-XIES, 
10,000 Eleagnus Longipes ; 5,000 Matrimony Vines ; 25,000 Trifoliate 
Orange. 1, 2 and 3 year ; 10,000 Japan Wineberry ; Japan Mayberries ; 
Logan (Raspberry-Blackberry); Strawberry-Raspberry. 
15,000 Imported Dwarf Rocky Mountain Cherry, 1 and 2 year. 
10,000 Childs’ Tree Blackberry—green plants, pot-grown. 
10,000 Eldorado 
10,000 Lovett’s Best “ “ “ “ 
A heavy stock of Strawberries, Raspberries, Blackberries, 
Gooseberries and Currants. 
Sla.a,a.e Trees— 
SEND FOR SPECIAL PRICES. 
All stocli disinfected and free from insect or disease. 
Wfl). PARRY, PonjoDA Nurseries, 
PARRY, - - NEW JERSEY. 
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