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Novelties for 1897-1898. • • • 
and 
durrants. 
Leading Varieties. 
Extra Fine Plants. 
It will be to your advantage to write to us for prices before purchas¬ 
ing elsewhere. 
lllwanger ^ laFry, 
Mount Hope Nurseries, 
ROCHESTER, N. Y. 
The New Hardy Yellow Climbing Rose, YELLOW RAMBLER (Aglaia.) 
tVe expect to have a good stock of strong field-grown plants of this variety 
for the coming season, and we strongly recommend the Yellow Rambler as 
being one of the most important introductions of recent yeai-s, it being the 
only yellow climbing rose yet known that has any hardiness whatever. In our 
nurseries the past winter, unprotected yearling plants of the Yellow Rambler 
withstood a temperature of degre.s below zero without injury. It is a 
very strong and vigorous grower, making shoots 8-10 ft. high in a season, after 
becoming well established. It blooms in splendid large clusters after the man¬ 
ner of Crimson Rambler, and has frequentl 5 " produced as many as ItJO to 160 
blo.sKuins in a tru.ss. It was originated by the well known German rosarian, 
Peter Lambert, who appointed us his agents for propagating and introducing 
it in this country, and we are the onlj' firm to whom the originator sent any' of 
his stock 
LORD PENZANCES HYBRID SWEET BRIAR. 
These are very interesting and pleasing novelties and have become 
immensely popular in England already. They are crosses between the common 
old fashioned sweet briar and various garden roses, all of them retaining the 
delightful fragrance of fiower, foliage and wood which characterizes the com¬ 
mon briar. The fiowers range in color from very dark crimson to white, with 
all intermediate shades. The plants are wonderfully vigorous and extremely 
hardy, so that they are especially an acquisition to those places where the cli¬ 
mate is too severe for oi-diuary roses. 
THE BIG BLACK RASPBERRY. 
CUMBERLAND (Kt) The Business Black-Cap. 
This is by far the largest Black Raspberry yet introduced and, as the fruit 
is very firm and stands long shipping, it is destined to be the market variety 
among black-caps. The berries are simply immense and of such handsome 
appearance that fruit grown by the originator was sold at 10 cents per quart, 
when other kinds were selling at 6 cents. We control the entire stock of this 
berry, but offer to arrange with a limited number of retailers to sell it under 
the ..trade-mark name, Cumberland, under certain restidctions as to price, 
propagation, etc. 
LITHOGRAPH PLATES AND DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS 
of all these novelties will be supplied to our customers—the circulars at their 
actual cost, and enough plates for agents’ book, t'»ee of charge. Yellow 
Rambler and Sweet Briar plates are now ready and plates of the Cumberland 
ai-e being prepared. Write us at once. • 
FOR SPRING OF 1897 we still have a considerable stock of Roses, Shrubs 
Fruit Trees, Small Fruit Plants, etc. Send for our Surplus List. 
JACKSON & PERKINS CO., 
NEWARK, WAYNE CO., NEW YORK. 
200,000 Peach Trees, 
2,000,000 Strawberry Plants, 
100,000 Blackberry, 
500,000 Raspberries. 
Eldorado, Maxwell and Lucretia Blackberries. 
I 
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MILLER, LOUDON and 
COLUMBIAN . . 
Raspberries. 
Wickson, Red June and Giant 
PLUMS. 
TRIUMPH, 
GREENSBORO and EMMET, 
and a full 
assortment of 
Peaches 
, . . . AND OTHER FRUITS. 
It will he to advantage of those in the trade to correspond 
with us. 
Our Catalogue will save you money. 
mYER SOM, 
BRIOGEVILLE, DELAWARE. 
PeAcb Aijd Plan) Trees • • • 
FOR FALL DELIVERY 1897 . 
§mitl 7 s 9 pou/ell §o., 
Syracuse^, IN. "V., 
offer a large and choice stock of 
BUI>DED APPLES, 
STANDARD AND DWARF PEARS, 
PLUMS, CHERRIES, PEACHES, 
ROSES, ORNAMENTAL TREES, 
SHRUBS AND VINES. 
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, hut will make low prices by letter. 
Do not forget the OLD RELIABLE SYRACUSE NURSERIES. 
Ao^ire Leroy Nurseries 
BRAULT & SON, Directors, 
All desirable leading old and new varieties of Peaches here in fruit¬ 
ing orchards. Have the new Triumph, Greensboro and Sneed fruit¬ 
ing. Buds can be supplied in season at low rates. Large stock of 
Plum trees, all on Plum roots, one and two year. Buds in season 
from either nurseries or orchard trees. Have all the leading Japan¬ 
ese varieties. Abundance, Burbank, Chabot Satsuma, Willard and 
others. Also in good supply the new Red June and Wickson. Have 
the usual supi)ly of Asparagus Roots to offer. Two and three years 
old. strong. 
ALEXANDER POLLEN, 
Milford Nurseries. MILFORD, DEL. 
When writing to advertii.rs mention The National Nurseryman. 
ANGERS, FRANCE. 
Offer for February, March shipment, their SURPLUS 
Stock of very best quality i year FINE PLANTS, well 
rooted, at reduced prices. 
Apply for Special Quotations on Pear, Quince, Myro- 
bolans, Mahalebs, Manetti Rose Stocks, etc., to 
ANDRE L. CAUSSE, 
105 and 107 Hudson Street, New York City. 
When writing to advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
