©ur Specialties: 
(urrar^t 
Chautauqua 
Gooseberry. 
3 , 000,000 
strawberry Plants. 
Ready by SEPTEMBER 1st. 
Raspberries. 
- I'orty varieties. No better 
stock grown. 100,000 trans- 
)>lants of Ohio, Palmer, Hil- 
born, Gregg, Shaffer, Turner, 
and Cuthbert. 
Blackberries . . 
Splendid assortment of well- 
rooted plants. Transplants 
of Snyder, Early Harvest, and 
Tucretia Dewberry. 
Currants and Gooseberries. 
One and two years old; good; 
well-graded plants. 
Grape Vines, Very Cheap. 
Rhubarb, Asbaragus, Horsb Radish, Rttc. 
Very' Re.spectfully, 
W. N. SCARFF, 
Write for Prices. 
New Carlisle Ohio. 
LeY/IY/ 1S5EUK 6r 5 oN5 
- NURSERIES, 
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USSY (Calvados) AND ORLEANS, FRANCE. 
Largest Growers and Exporters of all kinds of 
NURSERY STOCKS TO the UNITED STATES. 
Best Grading Quality and Packing. 
Send your List of Wants for Special Prices to. 
HERMAN BERKHAN, Sole Agent, 
r 
F YOU WANT fine Tree Roses for your 
Spring packing, get prices from 
c. L. y/\xe:©, 
Rocheste-r, IN. Y. 
ONE HUNDREDTH SEASON. 
LOUIS LEROY’S NURSERIES, 
(established 1796.) 
ANGERS (M. & L.) FRANCE. 
GROWER AND EXPORTER OF 
FRUIT, FOREST AND ORNAMENTAL TREE STOCKS, 
CONIFERAE, SHRUBS, ETC. 
AZALEAS, CAMELIAS, CLEMATIS LILACS. MAGNOLIAS, 
RHODODENDRONS, ROSES, ETC., ETC, 
jgg- ORDERS NOW BOOKED AT LOW PRICES 
SOLE AGENT FOR U. S. AND CANADA, 
^UC. RHOTERT, 
26 BARCLftY STREET, . - - - NEW YORK. 
SNOWHILL NURSERIES 
Offer for Fall Delivery 1895, 
What now, June 6th, 1895. promises to he not only the largest stock of 
Peach Trees, one year old, from bud, in Delaware and Maryland, but 
strictly free from every taint of disease whatever. Come and investigate 
for yourselves, it will be to your interest so to do, especially if you 
purchase in car load bulk. 
BUDS FOR SALE AFTER JULY IOth, 1895. 
STRICTLY HEALTHY AND TRUE TO NAME. 
.-Correspondence SoHclted. - 
39 and 41 Cortland St.,. 
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada. 
New York. 
W. t\. PETERS' SONS, 
Wejley, ^\d. 
IMMENSE STOCK, LARGE ASSORTMENT. 
Correspond with us and get samples and prices before placing 
your orders. Introducers of the new early black grape, . . . 
. . EAI^l-V OMIO, - . 
Ten days earlier than Moore’s Early, and three times as productive. 
Address, O. S. C5TTH.TIOE OO., 
I* o r 11 «,ix ci. 
I AM A BOOKBINDER! 
I don’t sell fruit plates nor wooden labels, but I can bind 
your plate books and folios right and at prices that will 
suit you. Give me a trial. Write for prices and sample. 
HERBERT J. WILSON, Rochester, N. Y. 
OF FRUIT TREFS, 
PLANTS, ORNAMENTALS for 
L_^^Nurserymen, Florists, Seedsmen. 
CAT VLOGUE OF FRUIT AND THEE CUTS FKEE. 
SEND FOK LIST OF OTHER CATALOGUES. 1000 PAGES. 
Engravings of New Fruits made at Low Prices. 
A. BLANC, Horticultural f ngraver. 
3 I 4 North I i th St., 
PHILADELPHIA, PA. 
Tla.© of ^11 ESa-rly 
The earliest, most handsome, best paying large Pear. A money maker and a mortgage lifter. Strong grower^ 
early bearer, free from blight. 
Rural New Yorker, says: A remarkably early pe^r. Large and beautiful. More showy than Clapp’s.” 
Farm Journal, says “ Large, hands >me, solid Better than the Lawson.” 
Ellwanger & Barry, say:—‘‘Certainly a handsome early pear.” 
HAS BE N SHIPPED 400 MILES AND KEPT 17 DAYS. 
Grafts for sale now; Buds in season ; Trees in the Fall. 
C^*Leading Nurserymen are ” in it.”—How is it with you!—Write about it. 
TME T^OQERS NURSET^Y CO. 
lYIOORESTOWN, N. 4. 
