SURPLUS FOR SPRING OF 1900. 
CLEMATIS 
700 HUS KYI. 400 .JACKMANJSI. 
200 RAMON A. ir>0 DTOHESS. 
JAPAN PLUMS 
A large stock Abundance, 
Burbank, Hale, and all 
standard varieties. New 
Varieties: America.Apple 
and Chaleo a specialty. 
Get our prices. 
FREIGHT PREPAID 
GEORGE BROTHERS, East Penfield, N. Y. 
An Immense Stock of the 
SPRING 
European Plums, 
Cut Leaf Birch, 
White Birch, 
Carolina Poplars. 
P/EON IAS, 
Purple 
Following for 
OF woo 
Standard Pears. 
Dwarf Pears, 
Peach Trees, 
Kilmarnock Willow, 
Y UCCAS, 
Beech. 
Write for prices. We can save you money. 
M . S. T A Y LOR & CO., 
ROCHESTER, N. Y. 
PLAGE VOUR ORDERS IN ADVANCE 
FOR SPRING 1900 SHIPMENTS. 
Give us estimate of your wants and write us for prices on 
D E A ^ U LEADING VARIETIES, 
C. tfg especially CARMAN, Elberta, 
Triumph and Emma. 
B^B H IB 1^59 Willard, Wickson, Red June, Kelsey, 
W* B B, B Ilf g White Kelsey, Mikado, Normand. Bailey, 
■ B V fl Hytankio. Berckmand and Yeddo. Wild 
Goose, Golden Beauty. Forest Rose, 
Shropshire Damson, Tennant Prune, Clifford, Mo. Apricot, World 
Beater, 2 yrs., f and up. 
CHALCO, 1 yr., 3 ft. HALE, 1 yr., 4 to 5 ft. 
Japan Chestnuts, all sizes and ages. 
J. VANLINDLEY NURSERY COMPANY, 
POMONA., 1VT. C. 
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NEW STRAWBERRY, 
Rough * Rider 
11 
The firmest, latest, best keeping strawberry ever 
produced. Enormously productive and large. 
Brought 12 to 20 cents per quart wholesale in New 
York and Boston, season of 1899. We are the intro¬ 
ducers and supply plants to the trade. Nurserymen 
are invited to catalogue it. For prices, cuts, and all 
information, address 
L. *1. FARMER, Nurseryman, 
PULASKI, W. Y„ 
P S.—We have 13 acres of Strawberries, 5 acres of Raspberries, 
4 acres of Blackberries, etc., etc. We can quote rock bottom prices on 
Red Raspberry and Blackberry plants. Correspondence solicited. 
A few thousand of Campbell’s Early Grape Vines. 
A large stock of Clematis, leading varieties. 
Not Qaite a Million bat an Immense Qaantity. 
Write for Prices. 
P. W. BUTLER, East Penfield, N. I 
When writing to Advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
to Philadelphia on all Northern and Eastern Shipments. 
Peaches. Persimmons, Pecans, Mulberries, Figs, Field Grown 
Grafted Roses ; both Teas and Hybrid varieties, and a general line of 
fruit and ornamental trees grown in large quantities. 
High Grade Trees and Low Prices. 
The Griffing Brothers Company, 
POMONA NURSERIES. MACCLENNY, FLORIDA. 
S wig r 
M a pies 
AN IMMENSE STOCK IN 
SEVERAL SIZES, 
STRAIGHT AND 
HANDSOME. 
SPECIAL BLOCKS OB’ 
Viburnum Plicatum, Golden Syringa, 
Weigelia Rosea, Candida and Variegata, 
Spirea Reevesii, Prunifolia, 
Billardi and Thunbergii, Forsythia Fortunii, 
Deutzia Candidissima, and Pride of Rochester, 
Yucca Filamentosa, Etc., Etc. 
Exceptional care taken in grading', digging and packing all orders. 
HOOPBS BRO. A- THOMAS, 
Maple Avenue Nurseries, WEST CHESTER, PA. 
|Norway Maples 
1000, 8 to 10 ft.; 500, 6 to 7 ft.; 100, 1 to 2 ft. 
! Irish Junipers 
500, 3 to 4 ft.; 500, 21 to 3 ft.; 500, 2 to 3 ft. 
Z 10,000 PEACH TREES, General Assortment. 
: The Maple and Juniper will be sold at very low prices in order to 
close out. 
C. L. LONGSDORF, 
Oak Hill Nurseries. FLORA DALE, ADAMS CO., PA. 
^ O A I 
Chicago, Detroit, 
Toledo. Buffalo, 
St. Louis, Hannibal, 
Keokuk, Quincy, 
Kansas City, Omaha 
Des Moines, Cairo, 
Madison, etc. 
BARGAINS 
Cherry, 3 Grades. 
Apple, 
Dwf. Fear, “ 
Std. “ “ “ 
PEACH, “ “ 
Currants, Gooseberries, Black¬ 
berries, Roses, Ramblers, Climbers, 
Shrubs, Ornamental Trees, includ¬ 
ing C. L, or P. G. Birch, Carolina 
Poplar, Catalpa, Horse Chestnut, 
Kilmarnock, Maples, Russian Mul¬ 
berry, etc., etc. 
Burlaps, Cordate, Etc 
ADDRESS 
THE SPAULDIN4 NUR. & 0. (0.. 
SPAULDING ILL. 
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