THEY GROW INTO MONEY 
Fruit and Ornamental. 
Shrubs 
Evergreens 
Roses 
Hardy Plants 
All the Best and Hardiest Varieties. 
Largest Collections in America. 
Illustrated Descriptive Catalogue 
FREE on request. 
ELLWAHBER & BARRY, 
Nurserymen—Horticulturists. 
MOUNT HOPE NURSERIES, 
Rochester, N. Y. 
Established 1840. Mention this publication. 
ROSES 
From 2 1 -C2, Inch Pots 
Plant a few thousand of these now on good 
land and by fall they will have trebled in value. 
HYBRID PERPETUALS 
Alfred Colomb, crimson; Anne de Diesbach, pink; Baron 
de Bonstettin, maroon; Caprice, striped; Caroline, de Sansel, 
rose; Cl. Jules, Margottin, pink; Clio, flesh; Coquette 
des Alps, white, Coquette des Blanches, white; Due 
de Rohen, vermillion; Fisher Holmes, crimson; Gen. 
Jacqueminot, crimson; Gen. Washington, red; Gloire 
de Margottin, scarlet; John Hopper, pink; John Keynes, 
maroon; Jules Margottin, carmine; La Reine, rose; 
Mme. Gabriel Luizet, rose; Mme. Georges Bruant, white; 
Mme. Plantier, white; Magna Charta, rose; Marchioness of 
Lome, red; Margaret Dickson, white; Marshall P. Wilder, 
crimson; Maurice Bernardin, red; Mrs. Cleveland, flesh; 
Mrs. John Laing, pink; Mrs. Sharman-Crawford, rose; 
Oakmont, pink; Paul Neyron, pink; Pierre Notting, maroon; 
Pride of Waltham, carmine; Prince Camille de Rohan, 
maroon; Ulrich Brunner, red; Victor Verdier, rose. 
greater 
ITRADE MARK.) 
BROTHER JONATHAN. 
‘the handsomest 
for March carried a 
volume of advertising than any 
other farm paper in America. 
This is because its advertisers get results in this, 
farm paper printed.” Send for sample. 
OVER 30,000 a MONTH GUARANTEED. 
Advertising rate 15c. a line. Write for special information 
regarding The Fruit Grower for next season. Start your advertis¬ 
ing ^campaign early for fall trade. 
TEAS AND HYBRID TEAS 
Aggripina, red; Bon Silene, crimson; Bridesmaid, pink; 
Caroline Marniesse, white; Catherine Mermet, pink; Cham¬ 
pion of the World, pink; Clothilde Soupert, flesh; Duchess 
of Albany, pink; Hermosa, rose; Kaiserin A. Victoria, white; 
La France, pink; Maman Cochet, rosy-carmine; Marie 
Guillot, white; Mrs. Degraw, pink; Meteor, crimson; Pink 
Soupert, deep pink; Perle des Jardins, yellow; Queen’s 
Scarlet, scarlet; Souvenir de la Malmaison, flesh; Sunset, 
yellow. 
CLIMBING AND RAMBLER ROSES 
Baltimore Belle, blush; Crimson Rambler, crimson; Em¬ 
press of China, red; Gloire de Dijon, creamy; Helene, rose; 
Marechal Neil, yellow; Pink Rambler, (Euphrosyne) pink, 
Queen of the Prairies, red; Russell’s Cottage, crimson; Seven 
Sisters, pink; Tennessee Belle, blush; White Rambler, 
(Thalia), white; Wichuriana, white; Yellow Rambler, 
(Aglaia), lemon. 
Dorothy Perkins, new, shell-pink. 
MOSSES 
W. C. CAMPBELL, Jr. and JAMES M. IRVINE, 
BADGE No. 25, 
Will represent The’Fruit Grower at the meeting of the Nurserymen’s 
Association at Atlanta, June 22-24. Do not fail to interview them 
and regarding advertising and catalogue -printing. The Fruit Grower 
Co. has one of the best equipped plants in the country for this 
purpose, and makes a specialty of catalogues for Western nurserymen. 
The Fruit Grower Co., 
3 31 S. 7rw Street, ST. JOSEPH, MO. 
When writing to - Advertisers mention The Nationai Nurseryman. 
Blanche Morreau, white; Blanche Robert, white; Crimson 
Globe, crimson; Princess Adelaide, pink, 
SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE PRICE - LIST. 
JACKSON & PERKINS CO. 
Newark, IN. Y. 
When writing to Advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
