60,000 CURRANTS. 
ALSO A CHOICE STOCK OF 
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CHERRY, PEAR, 
PLUM, PEACH, 
ROSES, Etc. 
Send for new Spring Price List. 
F. S. PHOEN / X. , hursefi YMAN, 
BLOOMINGTON, ILL. 
5 
MILLIONS 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS 
5 
F.ir spring trade of 1896. Largest and best stork we have ever •frown, Also 
RASFRERRY, BLACKBERRY PLANTS, &c. Prices very low. 
Write for Catalogue. Address 
Lock Box 35. 
F. W, DIXON, Holton, Kan. 
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HIS is what I have to Offer for Spring packing: 
300 COLUMBIAN RASPBERRIES, fine plants. 
200 BALTIMORE BELLE ROSES, extra fine plants. 
Write me for Prices. 
c. L. YATES, Rochester, N. Y. 
GREAT REDUCTION! 
HORTICULTURIST'S RULE BOOK, 
Second Edition. 
BY PROF. L. H. BAILEY. 
This work retains all the good points of the original edition, and adds many 
new recipes, formulas, and facts, although it has been condensed into a some¬ 
what smaller space. Every insecticide and fungicide which has gained promi¬ 
nence in the country is given, together with descriptions of all the leading 
diseases and insects of fruits, vegetables and flowers. In this direction the book 
is an epitome of all recent experiment and practice, it is one of the most 
INVALUABLE GUIDES TO THE MODERN METHODS OF SPRAYING FOR INSECT AND 
fungous troubles. Thousands of facts are crammed in the 221 pages of this 
little volume, among which are such as pertains to the. Times for Sowing, the 
Quantities of Seeds Required for Given Areas, Planting Tables, the Longevity 
of Seeds, Recipes for all leading Grafting Waxes, and for Mortars, Cements, 
Paints and Glues, Longevity of Various Fruit Trees, Tables of Weights and 
Measures, Weather Signs, Indications of Frost, Ways of Grafting and Budding, 
Average Yields of Various Crops, Stocks Used for Fruit Trees, Laws Relating 
to Measures and Weights of Horticultural Produce, Statistics, Capacities of 
Pipes and Tanks, Rules of Nomenclature and for Exhibitions of Fruits, Flow¬ 
ers and Vegetables, Postage Rates, Methods of Collecting and Preserving 
Plants and Insects, Making of Perfumery, Printing Leaves and Flowers, 
Analysis of Leading-Fertilizing Materials, Names of Vegetables and Fruits in 
Foreign Languages, Origin of Cultivated Plants, Glossary, and many other sub¬ 
jects of immediate interest to every one who lives out of doors. It is the only 
book of its kind, and no cultivator can afford to be without it. It is just what 
its name implies—a rule-book. Price, in flexible cloth binding, 75 cents. 
THE NATIONAL NURSERYMAN PUBLISHING CO., 
305 COX BUILDING, ROCHESTER. N. Y. 
PLAN 1 
PLEASAN 
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N| ^ •• »T CIDOT OflQT All the leading varieties of Apple, Pear, Peach and Cherry 
Khh\ Ml rlnol UUOl. Trees SMALL FRUITS A SPECIALTY. 
II ■■ Mi Free Catalogue. 
NUESEBIES. ARTHUR U. COLLINS, Moorestown, UNT U. 
fT VALLL 
'Pile Sparta Always have in stock their Dry Baled Moss. 
Nurseries Same quality in bulk. 
The Finest Grade of Strawberry, Raspberry and Blackberry Plants 
ever offered. Write for Prices. 
Sparta, Wis„ Aug. 1,1895 Z K. JEWETT & CO. 
Evergreen Nursery. 
Sweet Chestnut 
. SEEDLINGS. 
Millions i f Evergreens; all sizes, from 2 inches to 2 feet. Large stock. 
PUNGENS, C0NC0L0R and DOUGLAS SPRUCES 
from Colorado. 
Fine transplanted stock at very low rates. 
MOTTO:—Square dealing, no buncombe. 
SEND FOR PRICE LIST. C. L. WHITNEY, Warren, Ohio. 
WHITE BIRCH, twice transplanted, fine heads, 9 to I I feet. 
AMERICAN CHESTNUT, 8 to 9 feet transplanted. 
** ‘ 4 | ^ inohPQ tn ? fppf 
NORWAY MAPLES, 2 to 3 feet transplanted'. 
AM. ARB0RVIT/E, 6 to 10 inches “ 
“ “ 4 to 6 feet 
NORWAY SPRUCE, 2 to 3 feet, fine “ 
JOSIAH A. ROBERTS, 
/YXALVERIN, CHESTER CO., F»EININM. 
Treisures of tbe RocKies. 
Pungens, Engelmanni, Concolor, Ponderosa, Sub Alpena, Rubus 
Deliciosus, Spirea Dumosa, Weeping Symphoricarpus, Ber- 
beris Rupens, Clematis, Columbines, &c. Rocky Mountain 
Conifer Seeds. Send 2 cts. for descriptive pamphlet, to 
C. S. HAKKISON, - WEEPING WATER, NEB. 
liny Side Nurseries 
Is the place to get Arbor Vitas, Hemlock, Balsam Fir, American 
Spruce, Norway Spruce, Ash, Balm Gilead, Basswood. Sugar 
Maple, Beech, Birch, Cottonwood, Larch, White Willow, Hazel¬ 
nut, Blueberry, Ferns, Purple Lilac, Serviceberry, Sumach, 
Snowberry, Witch Hazel and Flowering Raspberry. Small stock 
Red Oak. _ 
Send a List of Your Wants and get Prices. Price List Free. 
Address BUCHAN, Proprietor, 
Bay Side Nurseries, - - STURGEON BAY, DOOR CO., WIS. 
Iowa Nursery for sale. 
As my family is obliged to live in a milder climate, I offer my 
place and business for sale. Forty acres of land, close to a wide-awake 
town of a thousand people, in the heart of one of the richest farming 
sections of the west. Orchard of 1200 assorted fruit trees just coming 
into bearing. Much small fruit. Good house of five rooms, comfort¬ 
able outbuildings, packing sheds, graft cellar, wells, &c., &c. Five 
thousand dollars worth of young stock to be sold with the place if 
wanted. Business fifteen years established. Steady, local trade. 
Good home market for fruits. Price .$4,000. One half down, and long 
time on balance. Just the place for a young man. Correspond for 
particulars. 
M. E. HINKLEY, Marcus, Iowa. 
Fruit Trees! 
The City View Nursery, 
CANBY, OREGON. 
500,000 FRUIT TREES. 20,000 CHERRIES. 
20.000 PEARS. . 10,000 PEACHES. 
50,000 APPLES. 20,000 PLUMS. 
250,000 PRUNES. 5,000 APRICOTS. 
We have one price to everyone. CHOICE TREES, FULL STOCK, LOW 
PRICES. Our plan is certainly a fair one. Fruit Growers, its success depends 
on your judgment. Send for price list giving full particulars for ’90. 
,7. Ai C OX cfc SON, Canby, Oregon , 
Largest Surplus in the State of Ohio. 
Fruit Plants my Specialty. 
Strawberry, Raspberry, Blackberry, Gooseberry, Currants, Rhubarb, Horseradish, etc. 
Special Prices to the trade on large orders. P. D. BERRY, BAYT0N, 0H10. 
