October 
^ ti 
Purple Plum 
Mr. 
and he 
The fruit is 
attractive, as 
Luther Burbank’s latest, 
says best production 
one 
well 
of the most 
the best of 
as 
all the Japan Plums. The color 
is reddish purple with a beautiful 
purple bloom. Form round. Size large ; some specimens 
sent us measuring over seven inches in circumference. It 
is a late variety as its name indicates. The tree is an erect 
handsome grower, forming an upright head like that of the 
Abundance. It is sure to have a large sale. We offer to 
the trade for this Fall a limited number of one year old trees. 
Prices given on application. No buds sold this season. 
Address $tCpbCH ROVfS $0tt$, Hew Canaan, Conn. 
NURSERY ROWS, 
PACKING YARDS, 
ROSE TREES, LILLIES, 
and Everything in that Line 
for the Nurserymen. 
GREEN ELM CLEATS AND CORNERS. 
J. E. CURTISS, BARRE CENTER, NEW YORK. 
H 
oney Locust Hedge, 
i wmr wn ww 
Strong and handsome for farm fencing. 
Most Ornamental for 
Parks and Lawns. 
Hardy for cold climates. 
Easy seller at good profits. Put your agents on to it. Plates of this beautifu 
Hedge to sell from, furnished cheap. Osage Orange Hedge and plates also 
WRITE EOR PRICES AND TRY THEM. 
A. E. WINDSOR, ... - HAVANA, ILLS. 
ALL OLD AND NEW VARIETIES. 
Immense Stock, 
Warranted True. 
QUALITY UNSURPASSED. 
Send list of wants for prices. 
An extra fine stock of OIJRRANTS 
at very low prices, including the 
valuable new WILDER. 
Also DOWNING GOOSEBERRIES, 
very cheap. Other small fruits. 
T. S HUBBARD CO., 
FRBDONIA, 2V. Y. 
f 2000 Bismarck Apple. 
1000 Hale Plum. 
Of my own j 50 00 Snow Ball. 
(JfOWWQ | 2000 Altheas. Totus Albus and Jeanne D’Arc. 
[ 3000 Dogwood—variegated leaf. 
Imported Seedlings, Tree Roses, Rhododendrons, Industry 
Gooseberry, etc., of superior quality: 
Hiram T. Jones, Union Co. Nurseries, Elizabeth, N. J. 
The 
r« _ have to offer their Usual stock of dry baled Moss, both 
NnHlTa nilrNPrlPS builap and wired bales, and of the finest quality on 
UfJUlIU I1UI «JUI lUu the market. Also a full line of small fruit plants, high 
bush Cranberry, Juneberry and Huckel berry . „ art urrT o. n n o w 
ncluded. Ask for prices and terms. Z> JEWETT dL CUij opjirtft, WIS 1 
ESTABLISHED 1866 BY BLAIR BROS. 
R. H. lil^XIR & CO., 
Office N. W. Cor. 11th and Walnut Sts., - Kansas City, Mo. 
Proprietors of the LEES SUMMIT NURSERIES. 
Apple and Peach, new and leading varieties by the car lots. 
Russian and American Apricots and native Plums by car lots. 
Pears, Cherries and a general assortment of Small Fruits and Ornamentals. 
We are not surpassed by any Nursery in the west, in number of acres or 
quality of stock. We have the only practical box-clamp in use. Price reduced. 
[ESTABLISHED 1876.] 
ALLEN L. W00D, 
Rochester , IS. Y. 
EXTRA FINE | 
- = • 
PLANTS At 1 
r L „ fV J Wholesale. $ 
The Largest Stock of 
CURRAN TS, G O OSEBERRIES’ 
R ASPBE RRIE S, BLACK- 
BERRIES, Etc. 
in the United States. . . . 
I will enter your order for ten plants, up to a carload, of any var¬ 
ieties. It will pay you to get my prices. 
When writing to advertisers mention The National Nurseryman, 
Ornamental 
large 
SHALL 
FLOWERING SHRUBS in great variety. Descriptive Catalogue 
and Price-List free. 
SAMUEL C. MOON, Morrisville, Bucks County, Pa. 
NURSBR YMEN Should read this, 1 have just 
- i—KF what you want. Always in 
stock, a nice clean article of dry baled SPHAGNUM MOSS. No 
delay or freight charges from branch roads. Orders for less than large 
car load shipped the first day received. 
L. G. THOMPSON, 
Write me for easy terms and prices. TO tf A II, WIS. 
Wabash R. R 
Offers Unexcelled Service 
to 
WEST. 
4 
2 
Daily Vestibuled Trains, 
BUFFALO - to-CHICAGO. 
Daily Vestibuled Trains, 
- BUFFALO to -s 
ST. LOUIS, KANSAS CITY and OMAHA. 
FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS. 
WAGNER SLEEPING CARS. 
WABASH DINING CARS. 
Full information regarding rates, etc., cheerfully given. 
.. .Address,- 
O. S. CRANE, G. P. <S T. A., 
St. Louis, Mo. 
JAMES GASS, R. F. KELLEY, 
N. Y. S. P. A., G. A. P. D., 
287 Main, Buffalo, N. Y. 287 Main, Buffalo, N. Y. 
When writing to Advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
