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PIN OAKS 
ORIENTAL PLANES 
WILLOWS 
LAUREL-LEAVED 
AND OTHERS 
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GENERAL NURSERY STJ3X 
The Finest Collections in America. 
Catalogue on Request. 
El twang er & Barry, 
AIT. HOJRB 
JSURSBKIBS 
Rochester, N. Y. 
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$40,000 FRUIT FARMERS 
Are good customers for nurserymen. No need to waste time and 
money to convince them that they ought to plant fruit trees and 
plants—they are already interested in this work. 
ST. .JOSEPH. MISSOURI 
circulates 40,000 papers every month among this desirable class of 
customers. Every reader grows fruit. For nursery advertising, ther- 
fore, The Fruit-Grower is the best advertising medium in the country 
because it has no waste circulation, and the circulation is guaranteed 
Advertising Rate, 20c. Line; $2.80 Inch. 
It would cost a nurseryman $400.00 for postage alone to send circulars 
to 40,000 fruit farmers; to this must be added the cost of printing, 
etc., o say nothing of the expense of securing this many good names. 
The Fruit-Grower will place your advertisement before this 
number of desirable customers for $2.80 per inch, or a full page 
(9x14 inches , for $120. Where else can you get such cheap, effect¬ 
ive advertising? 
Remember the special 
issues of the Fruit Grower: 
January, 1905, “Anniver¬ 
sary Number;” February, 
“Spraying;” March, 
“Gardening;” April, 
“Small Fruits; ”—the best 
papers ever printed. 
Commencing with October 
issue, all states East of 
0,h i o will receive our 
EASTERN EDITION. 
Send copy for your adver¬ 
tisement today. 
THE FRUIT-GROWER (0. 
331 S Siventh St,, 
ST. JOSEPH. MO 
When writing to Advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
BROTHER JONATHAN—Trade Mark. 
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1904 CROP 
APPLE SEED 
FRENCH OR VERMONT. 
EARLY WINTER DELIVERY. 
A FEW OF OUR SPECIALTIES. 
R 03 E 3 , Crimson Rambler, Dorothy Perkins, H. P’s 
AMPELOP 3 I 3 VEirCHII, 2 years and 3 years. 
CLEMATIS, Leading large flowering varieties. 
BERBERRIES, Purple-leaved and Thunbergii. 
HYDRANGEA PANICULATA GRANDIFLORA, Stand¬ 
ards and Bush-form. 
HONEYSUCKLES, Climbing and Upright. 
JAPAN QUINCE, Large stock, strong plants. 
PRIVET, CALIFORNIA, Transplanted, very bushy. 
PAEONIAS, Large roots, best varieties. 
SNOWBALLS, Common. 
Send us list of your wants for quotation. 
“New Price List ready about December 15th. If not 
received, write for a copy. Use printed stationery. 
Sent only to the trade.” 
JACKSON & PERKINS CO. 
NEWARK, NEW YORK 
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CHERRIES. PLUMS. MULBERRIES. 
WALNUS—ENGLISH AN 3 JAPAN. PECANS. 
EXOCHORDA. LILACS. LONICERAS. 
HYDRANGEAS—Field Grown, Strong. 
THOS. HOGG, ROSEA, ETC. 
CAMELLIAS, AZALEAS, GARDENIAS, MAGNOLIAS. 
HEDGE PLAINTS: 
CALIFORNIA PRIVET IN LARGE QUANTITIES. 
CITRUS TRIFOLIATA. BERBERIS THUNBERGII. 
SPIROEA THUNBERGII. 
BIOTA AUREA NANA. CEDRUS DEODARA. 
LIBOCEDRUS DECURRENS. 
JUNIPERS. RETINOSPORAS. 
ORANGES, LEMONS AND OTHER CITRUS FRUITS. 
300,000 F*/\ L/V\S. 
KENTIAS, LATANIAS, PHOENIX. 
FIELD GROWN ROSES—Own Roots and Budded. 
NO SCALE and Everything Healthy and Well Grown. 
P. J. Berckmans Company, me. 
PRUITLAND NURSERIES, AUGUSTA, GA. 
Est. 1856 Over 450 A<>res in Nursery 
When writing to Advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
