"Trees 
Fruit and Ornamental. 
Shrubs 
Evergreens 
Roses 
Hardy Plants 
All tlie Best and Hardiest Varieties. 
Largest Collections in America. 
Illustrated Descriptive Catalogue 
FREE on request. 
ELLWANGER & BARRY, 
Nurserymen—Horticulturists. 
MOUNT HOPE NURSERIES, 
Rochester, N. Y. 
Established 1840. Mention this publication. 
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WINCHESTER, TENN. 
Our Nurseries .are the largest 
in the state. We have over 500 
acres in actual Nursery Stock. 
CLEAN and HEALTHY 
Nothing over two years old. 
Apple, Peach, (also 500,000 
June budded Peach, ) P e a r, 
Cherry, Mariana Plum Cut¬ 
tings. Send us a list of your 
wants. 
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Advantageous offers upon many 
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SEND FOR OUR PRICE-LIST. Use printed station¬ 
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the trade. Sent only to nurserymen, florists and dealers. 
JACKSON & PERKINS COMANY 
NEWARK, NEW YORK 
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Have you seen 
The January Number 
of The Bruit Grower ? 
It is beyond question the best thing ever printed in 
the way of a fruit paper. Handsomely illustrated, 
52 pages, cover in colors. The edition comprised 
35,575 copies—sworn. We still have on hand a few 
extra copies and will send one free if you write at 
once. 
The March Number 
of The Fruit Grower 
Will be equally as good and will be of more than 
usual interest, for the reason that the subject of spray¬ 
ing will receive special attention. Are you represented 
with an “ad.” in this March edition? If not, you 
should send copy at once. Last forms will close 
March 14th. 
Remember, every reader of the Western 
Bruit Grower is a buyer of Nursery Stock 
Rate $2.10 per inch. Address at once, 
The Bruit Grower Co. 
331 S . 7th Street , St. Joseph. Mo. 
When wriring to Advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
When writing to Advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
