Holland Bullos and Roots 
C. n. ELbERINQ 6^ 50N5, 
Bulb Growers and Wholesale Exporters, 
HEEMSTEDE Nr HAARLEM, HOLLAND, 
wish to draw the attention of the trade to their extensive culture of Holland 
Bulbs and Roots. 
Any one in the trade who is in want of bulbs would do well to send us his 
list of wants, which will he returned at once with our special prices. 
We are growers, not dealers, and are thus enabled to sell at “rock bottom” 
rates. 
bend on your list of wants. 
I have a large quantity of 1 and 2 year 
Currants.. 
To otter at KEDUCED KATES. 
Write for prices stating quantity wanted. 
F. H. BURDETT, Clifton, Monroe Co., N. Y. 
Clematis Jackmanii. 
Strong 1 and 2 year plants for Spring delivery, 
WRITE US FOR PRICES. 
GEORGE BROS, - East Penfield, N. Y. 
EWERGREEHS; '"{if ittSS. ■' 
BEST SIZES FOR STOCKING NURSERIES. 
Many Thousand COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE. 
Especially fine lot of AMERICAN ARBOR VITAE. 
Also, IRISH JUNIPER, and all Standard Sorts. 
For very low prices on A1 Stock, ask 
C. F. WHITNBY, Warren, Ohio. 
EVERGREEN NURSERY CO. , 
Successors to GEO. PINNEY, 
HeacJciiaarters for 
Evergreens and Deciduous Trees. 
Large stock of Arbor Vitae, Norway Spruce, Ponderosa Pine, both 
seedlings and transplanted. White Ash, Sugar Maple and Silver Maple 
seedlings, and many other varieties ; also HEDGE KOSES. 
Send for Wholesale Trade lAst. 
Are in need of some lines of Nur¬ 
sery Stock, and will sell their dry 
baled Moss, half in such stock, bal¬ 
ance cash payment Dec. 1st. We have a general line of small fruit plants to 
offer, such as Strawberry, Raspber^, Blackberry and Currants; the leading 
Blackberry of the west—Ancient Briton. Also the high bush Cranberry, 
Juneberry and Huckleberry. _ 
Sparta, Wisconsin. Z. SZ. ,T H! \A/ H! ' I " I ' <Sc CCD. 
The Spirh Nurjeriej 
I.a.st Call! 
We still have a 
quantity of 
HppIb Seedlimls 
as fine as ever grew, guaranteed 
free from aphis. 
Also, Osage Plants, Ash, Silver Maple and Catalpa 
Speclosa Seedlings. 
A LARGE STOCK OF 
Write far prices. Address, 
rOUNSERS i CO.. Ceneva, Neb. 
Black Hills Spruce. 
X also gpro-wr , X’XSTJXTXXS 
SEEDLINGS in any quan¬ 
tity for the trade. Very 
distinct from North- 
Eastern White Spruce. 
After twenty years’ trial—fully established as the tree 
for the bleak prairies 
FXXXvXXT iT I..A. 1=3^ tli.e acre. 
Correspondence Invited. M. E. HINKLEY, MarcuS, lowa. 
W E have large quantities of Rocky Mountain DWARF CHERRY 
(the genuine), and fine two-year ASPARAGUS in the following 
varieties, DONALD’S ELMIRA, MOORE’S CROSS-BRED, CON¬ 
OVER’S COLOSSAL, PALMETTO and COLUMBIAN WHITE, all 
grown in vicinity of Boston. 
Whiting Nursery Co., " 
Strawberry Plants 
From new beds. All leading 
varieties. Special cut on Brandy¬ 
wine, Cyclone, Staple.s', Tennessee 
Prolific, Lovett, &c. 
15,000 Brandywine 
50,000 Cuthbert 
25,000 Golden Queen 
10,000 Hansell 
RASPBERRIES. 
5,000 Loudon 
5,000 Miller 
10,000 Marlborough 
5,000 R. Church, 
BLACKBERRIES. 
40,000 Early Harvest, R. C. 
10.000 Erie, R. C. 
10,000 Eldorado 
5,000 Lovett’s Best 
5,000 Minnewaski 
5,000 Ohmer 
CCTTaXE-A.XT'T S. 
15,000 N. Star; 10,000 Victoria; 10,000 Red Dutch ; 10,000 Versailles. 
o-oosEBExaxaiES 
.50,000 Houghton, 2-2. 25,000 Downing, 2-2. 
PftICES HOCK BOTTOM. 
W. N. SCARFF, - - New Carlisle, 0. 
50,000 Turner 
5,000 Thompson 
1,000 Caroline 
5,000 Ohio Transpl’ts 
25,000 Stone’s Hardy, R. C. 
25.000 Snyder, R. 0. 
20,000 Wilson Early 
20,000 Wilson Jr. 
40,000 Lucretia Dewberry 
PEAR 
PLUM 
QUINCE, CURRANTS, ETC. 
A General Line of Nursery Stock 
—AT LOW /»#?/CES.— 
E. MOODY & SONS, Lockport, N. Y. 
Niagara Nurseries Established, 1839 
CHERRY 
PEACH 
Apple, 
Peach, 
Standard Pears, 
Plum, 
Apricots, 
Grapes, 
Shade Trees, 
Evergreens, 
Shrubs, 
HEADQUARTERS FOR HURSERY STOCK. 
Saltimore and Richmond IVurseries, 
BAl-TIlYIORE, lYID. 
f^RANKUN DAVIS NURSERY CO. 
Tennessee Natural Peach Pits and selected Smock. 
50 YEARS. 
lOOO ACRES. 
Strawberries, 
Nut Trees, 
Japan Pear Seedlings, 
Gooseberries, 
Roses, 
Raffia, 
General Supplies, 
&c., &c., 
&c. 
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