Qf Interest to ]\urserymei\. 
We shall have our usual stock of PEACH TREES for Fall 
(1896) delivery. Are now ready to accept orders or make 
special contract for June or Fall Budding. 
BUDS for Sale in Season. - 
Also, large stock of Asparagus and Strawberry Plants. 
It will pay you to correspond with us. 
\A7. 7VY. PETERS' SONS, 
WESLEY, Md. 
In Gap I^oad I^ots. 
Apple, Peach, Plum, Carolina Poplar, 
Cherry, Pear, Etc. Silver Maple 
Also a General Assortment of Other Stock, such as 
GOOSEBERRIES, 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¬ 
spection courted. SPADES—see Trade List. 
Trade List ready Sept. 1st. 
ALBERTSON & HOBBS, 
BRIDGEPORT, Marion County, .... INDIANA 
Standard Pear. 
Quality: 
* Who? 
Norway Maple, 
European Hountain Ash, 
Weeping Mountain Ash, 
Black Walnut, 
Purple L. Beech, 
Norway Spruce, 
Irish Juniper, 
Austrian Pine. 
Apple 
NONE BETTER. 
For 
Prices, 
Write 
I. E. ILCENFRITZ’ SONS, 
Monroe Nursery, - MONROE, MICH. 
HEADQUARTERS FOR 
CLEMATIS PANICULATA, in extra heavy grades. 
HARDY PERENNIALS, in greatest variety. 
LIGUSTRUM IBOTA, the New Hardy Hedge Plant. 
HEAVY' WHOLESALE BLOCKS of Lonlcera Morrowli, Forsytlilu suspense, 
Amorpha fruiticosa, Golden Russian Willow, Etc. 
Special Quotations at any time. 
The Reading Nursery, JAC0B w - manning, Proprietor, 
.. . .-- Fl— reading, mass. 
FLOWERING SHRUBS in great variety. Descriptive Catalogue 
and Price-List free. 
SAMUEL C. MOON, Morrisville, Bucks County, Pa. 
LEVdVdSSEUR & 5ons 
NURSERIES, 
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, 
39 and 41 Cortland St.,.New York. 
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada. 
IMMENSE STOCK 
LARGE ASSORTMENT 
Correspond with us and get samples and prices before placing 
your orders. Introducers of the new early black grape, . . . 
. . EARLY OHIO, . . 
Ten days earlier than Moore’s Early, and three times as productive. 
Address, C. S. CURTICE OO 
Office Northwest cor. 11th & Walnut Sts. 
KANSAS CITY, MO. 
Proprietors of Lee’s Summit Nurseries. 
Established in 1866 by Blair Bros. Wholesale and Retail. 
STRICTLY No. I APPLE AND PEACH TREES BY CAR LOT, AND 
RUSSIAN AND AMERICAN APRICOTS, NATIVE PCUM. 
SHADE TREES AND APPLE SEEDLINGS by the Million. 
Prices Low. No better shipping facilities. We are not surpassed by any in the West 
in number of acres or quality of stock. We have the only practical Box Clamp in use. 
Price reduced. 
P. SEB1RE ft SONS, Nurserymen, 
USSY, Calvados, France. 
A general assortment of Fruit Tree Stocks, such as Apple, Pear, Myro- 
bolan Plum, Mahaleb and Mazzard Cherry, Angers Quince, Small 
Evergreens, Forest Trees, Ornamental Shrubs, Roses, Etc The largest 
stock in the country. Prices very low. Packing secured. Send for quota¬ 
tions before placing- your orders elsewhere. Catalogue free. Agents for 
U. S. America and Canada, 
C. C. ABEL & CO., P. 0. Box 920, NEW YORK. 
When writing to advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
THE WILLIAM H. MOON CO., 
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 
10,000 Rosa Wichuriana. 
20,000 Honeysuckles—Climbing. 
20,000 Climbing Vines—Assorted 
30,000 Dahlias—Finest Collection. 
Special quotations on application. Correspondence with the trade 
solicited in reference to their wants in the Ornamental Line. 
When writing to Advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
