“ The most complete Nurseries on the American Continent.” 
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NURSERIES, 
ROCHESTER, N. V. 
ELLWANGER & BARRY Proprietors. 
Established over fifty years ago, and still under the same 
management. 
The largest and most complete collections of General 
Nursery Stock ever offered ; the most approved varieties of 
FRUIT TREES, new and old, Grape Vines, Currants, Rasp¬ 
berries, Gooseberries, etc. 
Superb collections of ORNAMENTAL TREES and 
SHRUBS, both deciduous and evergreen. HARDY ROSES, 
HARDY HERBACEOUS PLANTS, HERBACEOUS 
PTONIES. HARDY PHLOXES. 
Fine stock of Gooseberries and Currants. 
Wholesale catalogue mailed free on request. 
NOVELTIES FOB 1808- 1899. 
THE ONLY HARDY YELLOW CLIMBING ROSE. 
AGLAIA OR YELLOW RAMBLER 
[Our stock of this for next season will be 
about the finest plants ever sent out from 
our nurseries.l 
THE LARGEST BLACK RASPBERRY KNOWN, 
CUMBERLAND ( IvLYRKi) 
[Strong transplanted plants for next season. 
Offered only under contract but one very 
advantageous to our customers.] 
LUTHER BURBANK’S New White Blackberry, 
FREE PLATES 
FOR AGENTS USE 
will be furnished to all 
reliable nurseiymen who 
will handle these novel¬ 
ties, depending upon us 
for their supply of plants. 
Plates of the Yellow 
Ramblerand Cumberland 
can be supplied now and 
one of the Iceberg Black¬ 
berry is being prepared. 
ICEBERG « « « 
[We hold the entire stock of this valuable 
novelty, it having been placed in our hands 
by Mr.Burbank for introduction. It has proved 
hardy here and is a most valuable acquisition. 
Handsome Descriptive 
Circulars 
will also be supplied at 
less than cost to us. 
OF GENERAL STOCK.— We shall have our usual fine assortment of Roses, 
Clematis, Ornamental Shrubs and Trees. Small Fruit Plants and Fruit Trees. 
JACKSON & PERKINS CO., Newark, New York 
W. T. HOOD & CO.. 
Old Dominion Nurseries. 
VA/e Offer for Spring : 
Japan Pear Seedlings, l year. 
20,000 14 up. Extra fine. 
10,000 to J 4 . 
10,000 & to dj. 
100,000 Peach Trees. 
100,000 Peach Seedlings from Natural Pits. 
Natural Peach Pits. 
A general line of Nursery Stock. 
\Alanted—M pple Seedlings in Exchange. 
W. T. HOOD & CO., - - RICHMOND, Va. 
70,000 
Berberry, 
18 to 
24 
inch. 
100,000 
do 
12 to 
18 
inch. 
200,000 
do 
8 to 
1 2 
inch. 
150,000 
do 
6 to 
8 
inch. 
1 ,000,000 
Gardner 
Strawberry. 
100,000 
Silver Maple, 2 
to 
3 ft - 
75,000 
do 
1 
to 
2 ft. 
200,000 
Picea Pungens, 
all 
sizes. 
100,000 
Ponderosa Pine. 
, 4 
to 6 inch. 
50,000 
Mt. Ash, 
stocky 
, for lining out, 2 ft. 
Smiths 9 pou/ell <$o„ 
Syracuse, IN, Y„ 
offer a large and choice stock of 
BUDDED APPLES, 
STANDARD AND DWARF PEARS, 
PLUMS, CHERRIES, PEACHES, 
ROSES, ORNAMENTAL TREES, 
SHRUBS AND VINES. 
Write for prices to, 
GARDNER & SON, PROP'S., 
Our stock is of superior quality and most carefully graded. Send 
us your want list or come and see our stock. We issue no trade price 
list, but will make low prices by letter. 
Osage Nurseries, Osage, la. 
Do not forget the OLD RELIABLE SYRACUSE NURSERIES. 
APPLE SEEDLINGS—carefully graded. 
PEACH TREES —No Yellows or Rosette in Nebraska. 
LARGE SHADE TREES— 2 to 3 inch and smaller sizes. 
FOREST SEEDLINGS- -Black Locust, Box Elder. 
ASH AND SILVER MAPLE. 
OSAGE HEDGE PLANTS. 
Everything the best and prices right. Apple Grafts made to order. 
Our stock is all grown on new land and free from insects or disease. 
YOUNGERS & CO., 
GBNBVA,, NB13. 
When writing to advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
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ESTABLISHED 1780. 
ANDRE LEROY NURSERIES, 
Brault & Son, Directors, Angers, France, 
Beg to announce to the trade that their extensive spring sowing 
will enable them to supply for the Fall 1898 and Spring 1899, large 
quantities of first-class, well-graded FRUIT SEEDLINGS at lowest 
market prices, also a fine and complete variety of ORNAMENTALS, 
ROSES, SHRUBS, Etc. Apply for special quotations to 
ANDRE L. CAUSSE, Agent, 
105-107 Hudson St., NEW YORK. 
Rate, including all shipping charges from Angers to F. O. B. New York, 
given on application. 
When writing to advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
