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FRUIT ST©eKSi 
If you are short on your fruit stocks for spring planting, 
write at once for our SPECIAL CIRCULAR, “BOX- Z 
LOTH-REDUCED PRICES.” It is an opportunity to • 
get some good bargains. S 
MAZZARD CHERRY SEED I 
HYDRANGEA P. (| . * t0 ,eet —bushy plants. 
BECHTEL’S DOUBLE FLOWERING CRAB 
Strong, 3 feet. 3 to 4 feet. 4 to 5 feet. 
A XI/ C We have the largest stock in America. Our trees are 
particularly strong, healthy and well rooted. We also 
have a large quantity of seedling Oaks for nursery planting. 
CALIFORNIA PRIVET 
are headquarters for Privet. 
MON PRIVET. 
For hedging, 1 to 2 feet, 1 year, 2 
to 2| feet, and 2£ to 3 feet. We 
Have also several thousand COM. 
HERBACEOUS PLANTS 
ienced superintendent, 
good things in this line. 
This is a special department, 
under the charge of an exper- 
We have an immense stock of all the 
but the late buyer may find it difficult to get the goods, 
member we import direct. No middleman. 
DAFFIA Th e wise nurseryman will arrange for his summer £ 
l\Hl 1 In supply immediately. Prices are not only advancing 
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THOMAS MEEHAN & SONS, .ncorporated | 
Wholesale Department. DRESHERTOWN, MONT’G CO., PA. • 
Ventilating Apparatus 
That Ventilates 
VA/ITH EASE AIND PRECISION 
For Greenhouses 
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Self-Oiling apparatus especially adapted for 
commercial houses. 
There is no better on the market and it is sold 
at reasonable prices for high grade machinery. 
Fully illustrated in our Greenhouse Heating 
and Ventilating Catalogue which will be mailed 
for five cents to cover postage (also circulars for 
greenhouse material). 
LORD & BURNHAM COMPANY 
NEW YORK OFFICE, St. James Building, Broadway and 26th Street. 
GENERAL OFFICE AND WORKS, Irvingtonon-Hudson, New York 
PETERS & SRINNER t 
PROPRIETORS X 
Capital nurseries 
NORTH TOPEKA, KANSAS. 
HAVE TO OFFER 
APPLE , CHERRY , PEACH 
(2 and 3 yr.) (1 and 2 yr.) 
PLU M AJVD APRICOT 
KEIFFER PEAR 
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SHADE TREES 
E 1 m, A s h, Box Elder 
Maple, Weeping Mulberry 
APPLE SEEDLING JAPAN PEAR SEEDLING 
MAH ALE B SEEDLING FOREST TREE SEEDLING 
Osage, Elm, Catalpa, Maple, Honey Locust. 
GRAPE VINES BECHTEL’S FLOWERING CRAB 
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PEACH 
100,000 2 and 3-year-old, in large 
assortment, as fine as grows. 
185,000. 50 leading sorts from South¬ 
ern Natural Pits grown on new land. 
ASPARAGUS 
ROOTS 
1,250,000 Fine, Strong I and 
2-year plants. Palmetto, Barr’s, 
Donald’s and Giant Argentuill. 
These are our specialties for the trade and we invite correspond¬ 
ence. 
We also grow California Privet, Japan Plums, Golden Glow, Lucretia 
Dewberries, and Large Norway Maples. 
WEST JERSEY NURSERY CO. 
STANTON B. COLE, 
BRIDGETON, N. J. 
I!<£ Century Sprayer 
a small cut of which Is shown in this adver- 
tisemeut, offers more ad van. ages to theorchard- 
ist. fruit grower.etc.,than any oth¬ 
er spraying outfit on the market. 
Frass cylinder, brass valves, 
“everlasting” fabric plunger 
packing and the only 
thoroughly reliable ag¬ 
itator. 
Cylinder 2 'A ins., stroke 
5 ins. Then, too, it sells at 
a lower price than other 
good pumps. Stnd for 
handsome tree cat alogue, 
showing full line of 
pumps and twenty varie¬ 
ties of sprayers. 
THE DEIYIING CO., Salem, 0. 
Western Agent.—llenlon 
A Hubbell, Chicago, III. 
Two good all round men for general nurs¬ 
ery work, and who understand thoroughly 
the growing of apple and peach trees. Must 
be first-class budders and grafters, perfectly 
sober and reliable. Steady employment. 
Address with reference, 
VILLAGE NURSERIES, Harnedsville, Pa. 
When writing to Advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
