FRENCH FRUIT TREE STOCKS 
AND ORNAMENTALS 
Grown especially for the American trade by 
MR. CHAS. DETRICHE,._ Angers, France, 
JACKSON b PERKINS CO., Newark, N, Y., 
Sole Agents for the U. S. and Canatla* 
Mr. Detrlch6 is one of the oldest and most reliable of French growers and 
goods ordered from him can be depended upon to be of exactly the quality, 
variety and grade ordered. Especially fine stocks of young ornamentals. 
W. T. HOOD & CO.. 
Old Dominion Nurseries—350 acres. 
PEACH, (including Crosby, Champion, Sneed) 
STANDARD PEAR, . . . . 
APPLE,. 
In 
Large Stock. 
A FULL LINE OF GENERAL NURSERY STOCK. 
A VERY FINE STOCK OF JAPAN PEAR SEEDLINGS. 
Very large packing sheds. Cold-storage barn. The best facilities for 
proper packing, and prompt shipping, 
W. T. HOOD & CO., - - RICHMOND, VA. 
Establishedd 1852. 
Phoenix Nursery Go. ^ 13 Greenhouses. 
(successors to SIDNEY TUTTLE & CO.) 
NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS wholesale and Retail. 
Correspondence solicited and promptly answered. 
Send list of wants for prices. Salesmen wanted. 
P. O. BOX 1215. BLOOMINGTON, ILL. 
THE SEDGWICK NURSERY CO. 
SEDGWICK, KANSAS. 
{Successor to CHAUNCEY A. SEAMAN,) 
Offer SHADE TREES in car lots at bottom 
prices. 
High Grade Nursery Stock for Spring of ’97. 
Apples, Standard and Dwarf Pears, Cherries, Plums, Quinces, 
Cut-Leaf Weeping Birch, Purple-Leaf Birch, Silver Maple, 
Elms, Catalpa, Black Walnut and Butternut. 
Write for Special Prices. 
JAY WOOD, KNOWLESYILLE, IM. Y. 
^"Obtain our Special Prices before buying elsewhere. 
.;^^Whole8ale Catalogues Free on application."^ 
• • OUR SPECIALTIES FOR ’97. • • 
Strawberry plants for August and September shipment. Potted and layer 
plants. Newer kinds, Carrie, Margaret, Glenn Mary, Cly<ie, Wni. Belt, 
Brunette, Cliamptun of England, etc., etc. All standard kinds in im¬ 
mense quantities. 
Eureka, best early black Raspb’y 
Munger, “ late 
Gault, “ everb’r’ng“ 
Columbia, “ purple 
Miller, “ early red 
London. “ late 
100,000 Houghton, 2-1 
200,000 Currants, 1-1. 
100,000 Eldorado R. C. 
50 000 Ohmer. 
500,000 Snyder. 
200,000 Early Harvest. 
25,000 Wauchusett. 
50,000 Stone’s Hardy. 
:25,000 DO\A/INING, I, 
We grow a complete stock of all small fruit plants and can quote as low 
prices as any firm in the United States, stock considered. Get our prices on 
your wants for fall. 
\AJ. N. SCARF'F', Ne\A/ Carlisle, O. 
H 
opey Lo(ust Hedge, 
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 beautiful 
Hedge to sell from, furnished cheap. Osaqe Orange Hedge and plates also. 
WRITE FOR PRICES AND TRY THEM. 
A. E. WINDSOR.HAVANA, ILLS. 
SRE:CI/\I_XIES for 
POMONA CURRANT. 1 and 2yrs., No, 1. 50,000 POMONA CURRANT cuttings. 
LOUDON RASPBERRIES, suckers and transplants. 
MUNGER, the new, large BLACK CAP RASPBERRY. 
OHMER and ELDORADO BLACKBERRIES. 
Ornamental Trees and Shrubs. Pseonias, Hardy Herbaceous Plants, &c. 
INSPECTION OF STOCK DESIRED. 
E. Y. TEAS, - IRVINGTON, IND, (near Indianapolis). 
-- WA^NTED ! -- 
Young man having had experience in the running of salesmen for 
the retail nursery trade. JMustbe good correspondent and experienced. 
One who can operate typewriter preferred. Apply wdth references, 
stating age, experience and salary expected. 
L. L. MAY & CO., NURSERYMEN, ST. PAUL, MINH. 
Our • Horticultural • Visitor, 
MonthlyJournal FR(J|T GROWERS. 
No patent medicine ads. or patent pages. Only 25c. a Year. 
Sample copy F KEE. 
E. G. TVYEINDEINH/YLL, 
Editor and Publisher. Kinmundy, Ill. 
Apple, 
Peach, 
Standard Pears, 
Plum, 
Apricots, 
Grapes, 
Shade Trees, 
Evergreens, 
Shrubs, 
HEADQUARTERS EOR NURSERY STOCK. 
3altimore and Richmond Nurseries, 
BALTIJYIORE, lYID. 
FRANKLIN DAVIS NURSERY CO. 
50 YEARS. Tennessee Natural Peach Pits and selected Smock. looo acres. 
LOW PRICES ON PEACH TREES FOR EARLY ORDERS. 
•~j 
Strawberries, 
Nut Trees, 
Japan Pear Seedlings, 
Gooseberries, 
Roses, 
Raffia, 
General Supplies, 
&c.. &c., 
&c. 
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When writing to advertisers mention the National Nurseryman. 
