FRUIT TREES - ...= 
Hpplc, Standard and Dwarf; pear, Standard and Dwarf ; plum, European and 
Japan ; Cherry, Sweet and Sour ; peach. Quince, Hpricot, Nectarine, Mul¬ 
berry, etc. Especial attention called to our large surplus in plum. Pear, 
Cherry and peach. 
SMALL FRUITS= - -= 
Gooseberry, Currant, Raspberry, Blachbcrry, Dewberry, ^uneberry and 
Strawberry. 
CRAFE VINES= = 
Growers generally report supply short for the Spring trade, but we are fortunate in 
having more than usual, placing us in shape to meet any reasonable competition. 
AS FAR AC US ~ - 
Conover's Colossal, palmetto and Columbian Mammoth iUhttc. 
HEADQUARTERS FOR ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS. 
The leading varieties in abundant supply including the largest lot of Carolina 
poplars in the country. 
WEEFING TREES= - — 
Heavy in Cea's <£lceping Mulberry, conceded to be the finest weeper of recent 
introduction, also heavy in Kilmarnoch, (Wisconsin, Babylonica and JNew 
Hmertcan keeping Slillows, Camperdown 6lm, Cut heaved Birch, etc. 
TREE HYDRANGEA F. C. - = 
A nice smooth lot 4 to 5 ft., also a large lot in bush form 2>^ to 3 ft. And a gen¬ 
eral assortment of all the leading shrubs. 
CLEM A T1S - 
In large supply, strong two and three years, ^achmanni, fienryi, Ramona, Duch¬ 
ess Of Bdinburg, Gtpsey Queen, etc.; also a general assortment of other 
climbing plants, Hmpelopsis Veitchii, Hrtstolochia Btpho, Hhebta Quinata, 
Bignonia, Roneysuchle, Cdistaria, etc. 
TREE ROSES= = 
Handsome, straight and well rooted ; also strong two year hybrid perpetual. 
Moss Climbers and Crimson and fellow Rambler, {Jlichuriana and 
StUcburiana hybrids. 
AZALEA "= 
Mollis and pontica, fine bushy plants. 
RHODODENDRON S== - 
Choice Hardy Named varieties, 13 to 18, 18 to 24, 24 to 30 and 30 to 36 inches ; 
clean, bright foliage, well filled with buds. 
EVERGREENS= = 
In large supply and of all desirable sizes. 
greenhouse plants = 
Forty-four houses filled with a general variety of plants such as the trade require. 
Correspondence solicited. 
Wholesale L,ist and Catalogues. 
PAINESVILLE, O 
