“The most complete Nurseries on the American continent.” 
—American Rural Home. 
Buy the Best ! 
THE 
Mount Hope Nurseries, 
ROCHESTER, N. Y. 
ELLWANGER. & BARRY, Proprietors. 
Leading Specialties 
FOR SPRING, 1896. 
DUCHESSE PEARS, Dwarf. 
CURRANTS, Fay’s, La Versaillaise, Victoria. 
GOOSEBERRIES, Downing, Industry. 
RASPBERRIES, Golden Queen, Superlative (new) Red. 
ELM, American, 8 to 10 ft. 
HORSE CHESTNUT, White-flowered, 6 to 7 ft., and 7 to 8 ft. 
MAPLE, Sugar, 8 to 10 ft. 
POPLAR, Lombardy, 8 to 10 ft. 
MOUNTAIN ASH, Oak-leaved, 6 to 7 ft. 
DEUTZIAS, in variety. 
FORSYTHIAS, in variety. 
EL.2EAGNUS Lougipes, the coming shrub. 
HONEYSUCKLES, Upright. 
SPIRAEA, Golden. 
PRUNUS PISSARDI, (Purple-leaved Plum.) ■ 
SYRINGA, Golden ; California Privet. 
Hardy Roses, Dormant Plants, 
Two Years Old. 
Crimson Rambler Rose, 
The Igreatest Rose Novelty of recent years. 
WHOLES CATALOGUE ON REQUEST. 
ELLWA1MCER Sc BARRY. 
56-bItL Year. 
Closing Out Sale 
Of a large stock ASPARAGUS ROOTS, 
* • 2 and 3 year growth, for the next 6o 
%* 9 *f day<. 
Varieties, PALMETTO and CONOVER’S 
Colossal.. 
• • Special Bargains • • • 
* on the above to buyers who handle 
in large quantities. . . . . . 
/ALEX. PULLEN, 
Milford Nurseries MILFORD, DEL 
Surplus Importe d Stock • 
All in prime condition, can be shipped at an hour’s notice. 
New Lilacs -18 to 24 inches, Strong well rooted plants from cuttings. Reno- 
CULE, VlRGINITE, ItOUGEDE. TRIANON and SENATEUR VOLEARD. 
Altheas— 2J4 to 3 feet, very stocky, cheap, also smaller sizes for Trans¬ 
planting. 
Hydrangea P. G.— For transplanting; 3 year X. 
12,000 X X 7-121 year Pear Stocks. 
25,000 Nice No. 2,1 year Myb. Plums. 
20,000 No. 1, “ 
6,000 No. 1 Mazzard Cherry. 
One Box No. 57. Contents 5,6(10 6-8 M. M., 1 yr. Mahaleb. 
“ “ “ 59, “ 6,000 “ “ 
“ 11 “ 62, “ 5,600 “ “ 
“ “ “ 55, “ 6,000 “ “ 
Apple Seedlings, No. 1—3-16 inch and all upon own roots, home grown. 
Best quality Baffia in small or larger quantity. 
Also a full line of well grown Nursery stock. 
WILEY & CO., 
Cayuga Nurseries, Cayuga, N. Y. 
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WHITNEY’S IMPROVED 
WESTERN TREE DIGGER. 
Manufactured by 
N. A. WHITNEY, - - Franklin Grove, Lee Co., Ill. 
Write for Special Spring F*rioes. 
A 
BARGAINS ® © 
In some varieties of 
© Apples and Cherries. 
Also in Standard and Dwarf Pears, two-year top Plums, 
smooth trees, C. L. W. Birch of all sizes, low budded 
Roses, Silver flaples and Oak=leaved Mountain Ash. 
See list of varieties in March number of National Nurseryman. 
Write for prices which correspond with the times. 
Jay tftiJood, Knowlesville. D. V. 
Surplus. 
PLUMS. —5,000 Willard, Abundance, Spaulding and Lincoln. 
PEAKS. —5,000 Koonce, Kieffer, Seneca, Lincoln Coreless, Japan 
Golden Russet. 
APPLES. —A heavy stock of standard sorts. A limited supply of 
Starr, Parlin and Flora. 
— NUTS — 
CHESTNUTS. — Alpha. Opens Sept. 5 to 10, without frost. 
Parry’s Giant , 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. 
NOVEETIES. 
10,000 Eleagnus Longipes ; 5,000 Matrimony Vines ; 25,000 Trifoliate 
Orange, 1, 2 and 8 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. 
Shade Tiees-FOPLAES ANTE MAPLES. 
SEND FOR SPECIAL PRICES. 
All stuck disinfected and free from insect or disease. 
Wfll. PARRY, Ponjoijii flurjeries, 
PARRY, - - NEW JERSEY. 
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