RASPBERRY, fine bushy roots with good tops, 
St. 
Regis, 
Miller, Brandywine. 
DEWBERRY, Tip plants, Lucretia, Atlantic. 
BLACKBERRY, Mercereu, Joy, Wonder or Star. 
GOOSEBERRY, Houghton two year. 
Also a fine lot grafted Gypsophila Pan. flore 
plena, 2 
year. Terms Cash. Our reference Peoples Ba 
on application. 
nk. 
Prices 
SHADY LAWN NURSERIES, 
HAMMONTON 
N. J. 
It pays to advertise in this Magazine. 
WILLOWDALE NURSERIES 
The Rakestraw-Pyle Company, Proprietors. 
Fruit trees, shade trees, evergreens,shrubbery, California 
Privet, Berberris Thunbergii. A general assortment of 
well grown nursery stock. We call especial attention to 
our peach trees, which we have in fine quality, all sizes and 
best kinds. Elberta, Belle of Georgia, Carman, Champion, 
Iron Mountain, Foxes Seedling, Crawfords, Smock, Salway 
Old Mixon, Stump and many others. 
Also to our large stock of big trees of % and 4-5 inch 
caliper. American Ash, White Birch, Catalpas, Elms, Lin¬ 
dens, Maples, Oaks, Carolina Poplars, Lombardy Poplars, 
Sweet Gum, Tulips and others. 
Send list of wants for prices 
WANT 
ADVERTISEMENTS 
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT, Engineer 
Twenty years experience in designing, constructing and 
managing country places, Parks, Cemeteries, etc., wishes 
to connect himself with large nursery for mutual interest. 
Answers to 
“RELIABLE,” Care of National Nurseryman. 
WANTED—Foreman. A young man to act as Nursery 
foreman. Must know fruit, shade and ornamental stock and 
how to propagate and grow them. Location near Chicago. 
A good place for a clean, ambitious man; none others need 
apply. Address 
NURSERY DEPARTMENT, Mooseheart, III. 
PRACTICAL NURSERYMAN WANTED. 
For outside foreman. One who understands growing stock 
and can handle men. Good position for right man. State 
age, experience and salary wanted. 
BOX F. NATIONAL NURSERYMAN. 
BOOK-KEEPER AND CASHIER 
Twenty years’ experience, a clean, agreeable Protestant, mar¬ 
ried, capable of handling this department of any business. 
Thoroughly familiar and competent in opening, closing 
and keeping books, any system, for Corporations and firms, 
also, Profit and Loss, Cost, Inventories, Checks, Drafts, 
Notes, Nursery Stock Records and Special Systems to suit 
the business. 
References cheerfully furnished. 
Open for engagement after June 1st. 
Correspondence confidential. 
Address “B. & C.” Care of NATIONAL NURSERYMAN. 
NURSERY AND GREENHOUSES 
FOR SALE 65 ACRES rich, heavy sub-soil. 14 buildings in 
good repair, 12-room dwelling, steam heat, telephone, electric 
lights. Barn 38x50, fumigating house, ice house, lot shed 
room, gasoline engine, force pump. Three greenhouses, car¬ 
nation house, nearly new, 18x75, glass 16x24. Other houses, 
smaller, hot water heat. Clean lot nursery stock, 6000 Maples, 
large lot Evergreens, Privet, Barberries. 10 acres in nursery 
stock, 8 acres in vegetables. Large Apple and Peach Orchard. 
Six cows, 3 horses, 8 hogs, 100 fowls. Wagons, all tools, etc. 
25 miles from Boston. Owing to death of proprietor, will sell 
for $12,000. A going place, good home trade. For further par¬ 
ticulars apply to 
M. H. NORTON, 
978 Blue Hill Ave., Dorchester, Mass. 
THE 1909 YEAR BOOK OF THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND OTHER AUTHORITIES 
RECOMMEND THE FOLLOWING PLANTS USEFUL TO ATTRACT BIRDS AND PROTECT FRUIT,, viz. 
Alder Blk. —Ilex-verticillati 
Arrow-Wood —Viburnum dentatum 
Ash Mountain —Pyrus Americana 
Ash Mountain —Pyrus Aucuparia 
Barberry —Berberis Vulgaris 
Bayberry —Myrica cerifera 
Bearberry —Arct Uvaursi 
Billberry— Dwarf-Vaccini. caesp. 
Birch —Betula alba 
Bittersweet —Celastrus Scandens 
Blackberry —Rubus canadensis 
Blackberry —Rubus laciniatus 
Blackberry —Rubus villosus 
Blueberry —Vaccin. corymb, and V. Penn 
Buckthorn —Rhamnus alnifolia 
Buckthorn —R. Cathartica-hedges 
Buffaloberry —Shepherdi canaden. 
Cedar Red —Jun virginiana 
Cherry —Prunus padus 
Cherry Bird —P. Pennsylvania 
Cherry Black —Prunus Serotina 
Choke Cherry —Prunus virginiana 
Coralberry —S. vulgaris 
Cranberry H. Bush —Viburnum opulis 
Currant Blk. —Ribes floridum 
Currant Blk. —Ribes lacustre 
Currant Red —Ribes aureum 
Currant Red —Ribes rubrum 
Dangleberry —Gay. frondosa 
Dogwood —Cornus alternifolia 
Dogwood —Cornus florida 
Elder —Sambucus canadensis 
Elder —Sambucus pubens 
Grapes-Fox —Vitis labrusca 
Grapes-Frcst —V. vulpina 
Grapes Summer —Vitis aestivalis 
Grapes Chicken —Vitis cordifolia 
Greenbrier —Smilax rotundifolia 
Gum-Sour —Nyassa Sylvatica 
Hackberry —Celtis occidentalis 
Hawthorne —Crataegus Mollis 
Hawthorne —C. Crus-galli-hedges 
Hawthorn —Crataegus cordata 
Hawthorn —Crataegus coccinea 
Hercules Club —Aralia spinosa 
Hobblebush —Viburnum alnifolium 
Holly —Ilex-opaca 
Honeysuckle —Loni. Sempervirens 
Honeysuckle —Lonicera alberti 
Honeysuckle —Lonicera tatarica 
Huckleberry —Gayluss. resinosa 
Juneberry —A. botryapium 
-A. Canadensis 
Juniper —J. communis 
Mulberry-Russ. —Morus-Tartarica 
Osier Red —Cornus stolonifera 
Partridge-Berry —Mitchella repens 
Privet —Ligustrum-ibota 
Raspberry —Rubus occidentalis 
Raspberry —Rubus strigosus 
Raspberry —Rubus odoratus 
Rose Meadow —Rosa blanda 
Rose Dwarf Wild —Rosa humilis 
Rose-Michigan —R. Setigera-climber 
Rose-Swamp —R. carolina-bush 
Sarsaparilla —Aralia nudicaulus 
Sassafras —S. varifolium 
Sheeptaerry —Viburnum lentago 
Sheepberry — Blackhaw —V. prunifolium 
Silverberry —Elaeganus angustifolia 
Silverberry —Elaeganus argentea 
Snowberry —S. racemosus 
Spicebush —Benzoin 
Sumach —Rhus aromatica 
Sumach —Rhus glabra 
Trumpet Creeper —Tecoma radicans 
Virginia Creeper —Amp. Var. Engelmanni 
Walioo —Kuonymus atropurp. 
White Fringe—Chinonanthus vir. 
Withe Rod—Viburnum cassinoides 
Juneberry _ 
We desire wholesale prices on ANY or all of the above (three year old shrubs and Vines, and trees about six 
feet,) that can be supplied in quantities for a large planting. Advise by mail only, amount you can furnish of any 
kind stated and best price on each variety, properly packed F. O. B. cars at point of shipment. 
Address: SAGINAW BOARD OF TRADE, ... - Saginaw, Michigan 
When writing to Advertisers please mention The National Nurseryman. 
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