PAINESVILLE NURSERIES i 
War times induce earnest attention to the planting of 
food-producing stock which yields quick returns. All 
berries should be planted heavily this year. We are well 
supplied With gilt edge CONCORD GRAPES,-in 
fact are in good shape to supply nearly q [\ the popular 
sorts. GOOSEBERRIES. We aim 
to be a leading source of supply for this 
small fruit, and have a fine supply in variety. 
CURRANTS. Can furnish the leading red kinds 
in variety, and a good white berry. RASPBER¬ 
RIES and STRAWBERRIES are still pod 
prospects; and can yet offer a few leading varieties 
of BLACKBERRIES. Prices are right. 
IF YOU NEED 
SEEDS 
PREPARE TO PLANT THEM 
NOW. TRY OURS 
We have an enormous retail trade in HEDGE 
PLANTS,—they seem to like our grading,—but can still 
satisfy some stiff wholesale demands for PRIVET and 
BARBERRY. The general line of shrubs is still open. 
Please don’t ask us for any more Hybrid Tea ROSES; 
they’re gone. Can do fairly well with 
H. P. lists, and are strong on good CLIMBERS. 
Only a few odd ‘‘Baby’s” left. HARDY 
PERENNIAL PLANTS. Among our choice 
and varied assortment of Perennials, we are pur¬ 
posely long on these items usually oversold. 
Bleeding Heart, German Iris, Hollyhocks and 
Yucca. Cannas. Are booking orders for started 
plants. April delivery. Prices are right. 
FRUIT TREES- “We have been getting 
some very good orders for fruit trees and indica¬ 
tions point toward a renewal of activity among 
orchardists. At this writing, we are still strong 
in a fairly complete list of PEARS. We have 
often been told,—and sincerely believe,—that 
our particular location, soil and atmosphere 
produces the most perfect Pear trees put upon 
the market. Can furnish DWARF trees yet 
in Anjon, Bartlett, Clapps, Duchess, Howell, 
Kooner, Kieffer, L. Bonne, Ross- 
ney, Seckel, and Vernront 
Beauty. PEACHES. 
With few exceptions, 
are still in posl 
tion to fill 
our usual 
complete list; 
in the stock 
which rarely 
has needed an 
apology, and 
sells on its mer- 
its. PLUMS. 
can still make at¬ 
tractive offers in 
both European and 
Japan sorts. Al¬ 
though heavily sold, are . 
not out of the running in 
Apples, Cherries, Quinces 
Etc. Prices are right. 
SMALL 
FRUITS 
SHRUBS 
& PLANTS 
ORNAMENTAL TREES— Owing 
to the unprecedented demands upon our great 
blocks of Deciduous and Evergreen Trees dur¬ 
ing the past two years, we cannot honestly 
shout about quantities. There is no getting 
around the fact that the larger sizes of all stan¬ 
dard trees are very scarce throughout the 
country. Understand, we are not sold out; 
we have a general line of as good ornamentals 
as are grown, and can handle normal orders to 
satisfaction. Will make 
special mention at this 
time, of CUT-LF. 
WPG. BIRCH, 5 to 
6 feet; EUP. LIN¬ 
DENS, 2-2}4 inch, 
2y2 -3 inch and 3-4 
inch; ASH-LF. 
end JAPAN 
MAPLES, and 
a limited 
quantity of 
NORWAYS, 
AM.CHES- 
NUTS,in 3-4 
4 - 5 , 5-6 and 
6-8feet. EVER¬ 
GREENS are up 
and hard to get; but 
ask us. We probably 
have what you want, 
prices are right 
