BREWER & STANNARD, 
The Ottawa Star Nurkries, 
OTTAWA, KANSAS, 
OJPP'ER 
45,000 Pear, Std., very fine, strictly 2 years, will grade 
largely f inch and up, general assortment. 
30,000 Pear, I>wf., 2 years, a fine lot in every respect. 
80,000 Cherry, strong 2 year, good supply of northern sorts. 
75,000 Plum on Plum, 1 and 2 years, very fine, general 
assortment, including Willard, Burbank and Forest 
Rose. 
150,000 Peach, good supply of Crosbey, Champion and 
Elberta. 
15,000 Apricot, Russian and American sorts. 
500,000 Apple, 2 years, good supply of northern sorts. 
2,000,000 Apple Seedlings. 
75,000 Quince Stocks, Angers. 
200,000 Mariana Stocks. 
1,500,000 Osage Hedge, 1 year. 
500,000 Russian Mulberry, 1 year. 
200,000 Box Elder, 1 year. 
100,000 Ash, 1 year. 
300,000 Black Locu'^t, 1 year. 
200,000 Soft Maple, lyear. 
.50,000 Elm, 1 year. 
2,000 Mountain Ash, 4 to 5 ft. and 
5 to 6 feet. 
1,000 Cut Leaf Birch, 4 to 5 feet 
and 5 to 6 feet, fine. 
5,000 Soft Maple, 4 to 5 feet, 5 to 6 
feet and 7 to 8 feet. 
Currants, Gooseberries, Grapes, Blackberries, Raspberries, 
Evergreens, Asparagus, Pieplant, Ornamental Trees, 
Shrubs and Vines. 
TRY US on PEAR, CHERRY and PLUM, 
and ompare our stock with that from other parts of the country. 
We Guarantee Snttsfaellon 
Established 
1869. 
Mount Hope Nurseries. 
Establi.slied 
1869. 
Large growers of APPLE, CHERRY, PEAR, PLTJM, and PEACHES. 
The NEW PEACH BOKARA No. 3, 28° below zero and 
a crop. The Hardiest Peach known, i'or Prices 
Fire an inquirs^ to 
A. C. GRIESA & BRO., - - - - LAWRENCE, KAN. 
S END in your Subscription if you wish the jour¬ 
nal sent you regularly. Only ONE DOLLAR 
per year. 
THE NATIONAL NURSERY/^AN, Rochester, N. Y. 
ifj-Lt- 
'WWWWwwwwwwwm 
Meeche’s 
Orange 
Champion 
Rea’s Mammoth 
Crosby 
Cliampioii 
Elberta 
60 other kinds 
30,000 2-year, 
very fine. 
125,000 from Natural 
Transparent 
Ben Davis 
Gano 
and others 
Wilson Jr. 
Wilson Early 
Early Harvest 
150m good plants 
Apples. 
Blackberry. 
200,000 BARR’S MAMMOTH ASPARAGUS, 3 years. 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, Greenville, Timbrell, Gandy, Lady Thompson, 
and others. 
SHADE TREES, EVERGREENS, ETC. 
West Jersey Nursery Co., Bridgeton, N. J. 
Wuen writing to advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
In Gap iLoad I:<ots. 
Apple, Peach,* Plum, Carolina Poplar, 
Cherry, Pear, Etc. Silver Maple. 
Also a General Assortment of Other Stock, such as 
GOOSEBKBRIGS, CURRANTS, and other SMALL FRUIT AND 
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND PLANTS. 
—^ Complete List of Varieties; 
Stock Young, Thrifty, and of Best Quality ; 
— Carefully Graded and Handled. 
Write for SPECIAL PRICES in CAR LOAD LOTS. Personal in- 
soectlon courted. SPADES—see Trade List. 
Trade List ready Sept 1st. 
ALBEHTSOlSr & HOBBS, 
BRIDQEPORT, Marion County, .... INDIANA 
FLOWERING SHRUBS in great variety. Descriptive Catalogue 
and Price-List free. 
SAMUEL C. MOON, Morrisville, Bucks County, Pa. 
COMPLETE STOCK. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 
SHENANDOAH NURSERY Offers to the trade a large stock of 
Apple, 
Clterry, 
Plum 
SCIONS. 
Cherries, Grapes, Shade Trees (large and small). Evergreens, Roses, Etc. 
Plum on Plum (Native varieties). 
Prices Low. Correspondence Address D. S. LAKE, Prop., 
solicited. Shenandoah, Iowa. 
Apple, Cherry, Plum Seedlings, 
Apple Grafts Made to Ortler. 
THE WILLIAM H. MOON GO., BUCKS CO., BA., 
Offer for Fall, 1896. 
1,000.000 Asparagus Roots, 2 years old, Palmetto, Barr’s and Conover’s. 
5,000 Paragon and Numbo Chestnuts. 1 and 2 years, grafted. 
20,000 Sugar and Silver-Leaved Maples, 8 to 14 ft. 
10,000 Carolina Poplars, 8 to 15 ft. 
2,000 Purple-Leaved Beech 
50,000 Deciduous Trees of Leading Varieties. 
500,000 California Privet, 1 and 2 years old, very stocky. 
100 000 Flowering Shrubs, including a full assortment of leading varieties. 
lo’oOO Rosa Wichuriana. 
20 000 Hoi.eysuckles—Climbing. 
20,000 Climbing Vines—Assorted 
30,000 Dahlias—Finest Collection. 
Special quotations on application. Correspondence ypith the trade 
solicited in reference to their wants in the Ornamental Line. 
Offer for Fall ’95, and Spring ’96, 
large stock of the following: 
Annie Peaches, Plum (Japan and others) Apricots, Nectarines, I-Year 
ffi’ard Pear (heavy on Kieffer, Garber and Clapp’s Favorite), Grape, 
Asparagus, Strawberries, Osage Orange, Shade Trees, Evergreens, 
Shrubs. Etc.. Etc. 
Well-Griaded (gitocH ! prompt 
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., 
~BALT1M.0RH. MD. 
“Southern Natural Peach Pits” in season. 
PRICES ON APPLICATION. 
When writing to Advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
