WANT LISTS 
Are invited from our regular customers and 
those who ought to be. We have a good 
stock in general assortment for delivery ihis 
fall and next spring. 
We sell only to nurserymen and we do 
not compete with our customers. Stick a 
pin in that. It is worth remembering. 
Jackson & Perkins Company 
WHOLESALE ONLY 
Newark, - New York 
Heikes—Huntsville—T rees 
Huntsville 
Wholsale Nurseries 
Huntsville, Ala. 
JESSIE, S. MOSS, Prop. 
We offer for Fall of 1914 
In large quantities as usual: 
SPECIALTIES 
APPLES—Commercial varieties, one and two year, in large 
supply. As fine in quality as ever grown. 
PEARS—Kieffers, one and two years old. A much smaller 
crop than heretofore. 
CHERRIES— On Mazzard. Two year, Bing, Lambert, Napol¬ 
eon, Black Tartarian. 
CHERRIES— On Mahaleb. One and two years. Ea. Rich¬ 
mond, Dyehouse, Montmorency, Wragg, Royal Duke, in 
small supply. 
PEACHES— We excel in Peaches, and of these we will have 
as fine a stock as we have ever grown, both in one year 
and June Buds. 
ROSES— Budded. We will have a large and fine stock of 
leading Hybrid Perpetuals and Mosses grown at Hunts¬ 
ville. 
PRIVET— Amoor River (South). Retains its foliage longer 
and holds its color better than California Privet. 
PECAN SEEDLINGS— Huntsville grown from selected nuts 
collected along the Gulf Coast. Thin shell. 
See Price List for Particulars. 
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The longest established and best konwn growers of 
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And the largest stock in the United States 
A awam 
Brighton 
Campbell’s Early 
Concord 
Delaware 
Diamond 
Eaton 
Green Mountain 
Lutie 
Moore's Early 
Niagara 
Pocklington 
Salem 
Woodruff Red 
Worden 
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CURRANTS 
Black Champion 
Black Naples 
Cherry 
Fay’s Prolific 
Lee’s Prolific 
North Star 
Pomona 
Red Dutch 
Versailles 
Victoria 
White Dutch 
White Grape 
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BLACKBERRIES 
The largest and best stock of root-cutting plants In this country. 
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