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Vincennes Nurseries j 
W. C. REED, VINCENNES, IND. 
We offer for Fall of 1904 the following in C'jir Lots: | 
Apple 1 and year. Pear Std. and Dwf. Cherry 1 and • 
2 year. Plum 1 and 2 year; Japan and European. Peach S 
1 year. Soft Maple, Elm, Box Alder, Ash and Wiers Cut 
Leaf Maple. 
Also Nice Stock of Hoses, Shrubs and Small Fruits. 
Personal inspection invited. 
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Black Locust 
Mulberry. 
Honey, Locust, Ash, Box 
Elder, Maple, Catalpa and 
Elm Seedlings. Asparagus, 
Rhubarb, Strawberries. 
APPLE AND PEAR Seedlings in good supply. 
J. A. GAGE, 
Beatrice, INe-fc>. 
ARDY Native American Rhododendrons and Aza¬ 
leas are the best to use. There are a hundred 
thousand growing in the Highlands Nursery. 
Large clumps, 2^-6 feet high collected in the 
Pennsylvania Mountains, at a low rate per car load. 
Write for surplus list and full particulars, also, for uni¬ 
que illustrated catalog of Hardy Native Plants, filled 
with half-tone engravings. Address, 
HARLAN R. KELSEY, 
Proprietor of Beacon Building, 
Highlands Nursery, N. C. BOSTON, MASS. 
Snow Hill Nurseries 
W. M. PETERS SONS 
R. F. D. 
SNOW HILL, MD. 
WAR D BLACK BE R RY. 
THE NEW JERSEY WONDER. Will grow Ward Blackberry 
Root Cutting Plants on contract for Nurserymen and dealers 
for fall delivery, 1904. Write for prices. State quantity wanted. 
D. BAIRD & SON, Baird. N. J. 
The Fraser Nursery 
JOHN FRASER, Prop. 
HUNTSVILLE, ALA. 
T will commence June Budding: the end of May. I offer to grow 
special orders of June Buds of PLUM AND PEACH for next fall 
delivery. I have a complete assortment of varieties true to name. 
I ALSO OFFER FOR FALL, 
STANDARD PEAR, one and two years. CHERRY, one and two 
years; PECAN$, one and two years; MULBERRYS, one year, 
large grades; MAGNOLIA GRANDIELORA, three years; CALI¬ 
FORNIA PRIVET, one year; MANETTI, MELTIFLORA and 
MARIANA STOCKS. DWARF BOX, H. P. MOSS, PLANTIER, 
NEIL and PRAIRIE ROSES. 
WRITE FOR PRICES. 
OFFERS 
Peach and Apple Trees 
California Privet 
1-7 2 Year Old Strong. 
Grape Vines 
1 and 2 Year Old. 
Asparagus Hoots 
2 Year Strong. 
Strawberry Plants 
From Plants planted Spring 1903. 
CORRESPONDENCE SOEIC1TED. 
ALL OLD AND NEW VARIETIES 
Immense Stock Warrant ed True. 
QUALITY UNSURPASSED. 
A fine stock of Campbell’s Early. 
Catalogue and Price List Free. 
Send, list of wants for prices 
An extra fine stock and full assort¬ 
ment of varieties of CURRANTS and 
GOOSEBERRIES ; also BLACKBERRY 
ROOT CUTTING PLANTS. 
T. S. HUBBARD CO., 
J R/;/R).\//l, A'. Y. 
1,000 ACRES 
A General Assortment for Fall 1903 and Spring; 1904, 
-HEAVY STOCK- 
Peaeh, Apple, Asparagus, California Privet, 1 and 2 y r r. 
PECANS, ORNAMENTALS, ETC. SEND US YOUR WANT LIST FOR PRICES. 
FRANKLIN DAVIS NURSERY CO., 
BALTIMORE, MD. 
We want Standard and Dwarf Pears, Quince, 2 yr.; Cherry, Grape, Currants and Gooseberries. 
Send us your surplus list and prices. 
Cut is exact size of our Grafting Knife No. 2. Sample, by mail, 20 cents. 6 for $1.00. 
No. 1 has a “sheep foot” blade and is larger. Sample; by mail, 25 cents. 5 for $1.00. 
Budding Knife, riveted in handle, 25 cts. 12 for $2.25, postpaid. Pocket Budder, 35 cents. Send for 12-Page Spocial Nursery Catalogue 
Pruning Knife, riveted in handle, 50 cents. 5 for $2, postpaid. Pocket Pruner, 75 cents. 
M /AUER & G R OSH GO., 90 A Street, TOLEDO, OHIO. 
Nurserymen’s 
EC IN I Y/ EEL S 
Hand forged. Razor steel. 
Warranted. Since 1877 we 
have been selling the nursery 
trade, and have over 3,000 
nurseries in our list of cus¬ 
tomers. It is a trade we take 
great pains to please. We 
issue an 80-page catalogue of 
Knives, Shears, Razors and 
Strops, and sent free to all 
who ask for one. 
When writing to Advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
