;5ALZERS SEEDS Dlf HI 
.WILL MAKE YOU IUUI! 
' Billion $ Grass. 
Marvelous griss, wonderful 
f ^ ' gra.*8, fit for all soil, every cor <li- 
tion, every strife In the In ion. W I] 
} it* a 12 tons of r l ch hay an«i lots and 
is cf pasture b< suit p. “What is it, I’* 
It’s the heaviest y it lding grass this side 
of tlie siats; will make you rich. First 
crop 0 we. ksaiterscwinsr. Everybody is 
asking: ** What is it!” Catalogue tells. 
Combination Corn. 
Greatest golden yellow dciitiorn of the 
age. Feed divtcheap. W ill make you rich 
to plaut. Willreveiutf 
% 
iutionize corn growing. 
Speltz,Rapc and Peaoat. 
Three periect foods. Spelt7 yields 80 bn. 
of grain and 4 tons ol hay per a: re; llape , 
26 tons green f/od and 1’eaoat 8 tons of 
pel tect food p* r acre. 
219 
Bromus Inermis. 
\A threat st ptiinauant grass of i 
tS' the cmtury. Nothing like it! 
on earth to-day ami we have! 
Mv, scoured the world for it* equal, f 
?Qs f 4 to 7 tons of hay per acre. 1 
Vegetable Se eds. 
* Largest growers. - 
\ Onion seed 60c lb. 
For 10c 
Stamps^Av 
and this Notice, | 
w e mail big il lusti at- I 
(d Seed Catalog and \ 
10 grain samples, in- 
clud ng above, also 
Speltz (80 bu.per A), 
Oats (260 bu.per A), 
Rape, Harley (173 1 
bu.per A ),Pea >at,etc. I 
worth $10 for astai fc. 
sis. 
JJOHN A.5ALZER SEED C0. u “ st ! 
SURPLUS SPRING^ 
Apple Seedlings, 2000 bushels Natural N. C. Peach Pits- 
California Privet, Citrus Trifoliata (Japan Hardy Lemon). 
Apple, Peach and Standard Pear (KeilTer especially), Norway, 
Sugar, Silver, Sycamore and Weirs Maple, American 
Linden, American Elm, American and Japan 
Chestnut, Teas Weeping Mulberry. 
Asparagus all Leading Varieties. Prices quoted on application. 
Shipments can be made at any time during winter. 
. W. T. HOOD & CO., 
OLD DOMINION NURSERIES. RICHMOND, VA. 
O _ —l* O (Successors to TRANSON BROS/ 
oaroicr & UO. ORLEANS, France 
Offer in their catalogue 
FRUIT TREE STOCKS, all sizes 
1,200 old and new varieties of fruit trees. 
1,100 varieties of young ornamental trees and shrubs, 1 to 3 years. 
300 varieties of young Conifers, 1 to 3 years. 
1,600 old and new varieties of shrubs and trees, larger plants. 
400 varieties of large Conifers, 1 to 3 feet high. 
450 varieties of perennials. 
800 varieties of old and new roses. 
3 new varieties of WICHURIANA hybrids of our own raising 
are offered this season. 
/ALL NOVELTIES /ARE DESCRIBED 
For Catalogues apply to 
Messrs. KNAUTH, NACHOD & KUHNE, Bankers 
NEW YORK CITY 
5QTH KNOX NURSERIES «!BJ 
5 
Y EAR 
We offer the following for 
F> R I N G , 1^0 
1 
u 
APPLE. 2 year old. Good assortment. 
PEACH. 1 year. 9-16 and up. 
PLUM. 1 year and 2 year, Burbank, Hale, Com¬ 
mon Dawson, Shrop Damson. 
CHERRY. 1 year, 3-4 feet and smaller grades. 
CAROLINA POPLAR. 1-1^ inch. 
AMERICAN ARBOR VIT/E 2 feet. 
APRICOTS. 1 year, on Peach. 
FOR FALL, igoi we will have a fine lot Cherry, 
Apple and Plum. Don’t fail to get our prices 
before placing your order. 
H. M. SIMPSON & SONS, VINCENNES, IND. 
100,000 flELD GROWN ROSES 
^STRONG, TWO YEAR OLD 
50,000 No. I Hybrid Perpetual and Moss 
25.000 No. 2 Hybrid Perpetual and Moss 
(These are fine, well rooted stock, tops not quite heavy enough for first grade) 
10,000 Crimson Rambler, 
Extra slrong 
15,000 Yellow Ramdler, Prairie Queen 
Baltimore Belle and other leading 
varieties of Hardy Climbers ; all 
strong, two year. 
THE STORRS & HARRISON CO., Painesville, Ohio 
When writing to Advertisers mention the National Nnrseryman. 
FRENCH FRUIT STOCK—Orlwii drown. 
STILL. A FEW THOUSAND ON HAND. 
MAHALEB, MYROBOLAN, 
REAR SEEDLINGS, MAZZARD, 
ST. JULIEN. 
Ask for prices. 
BOBBINK A- ATKINS, 
RUTHERFORD, N. .1. 
CHOICE A RULE—THE VERY BEST. 
ORALESCENT, THE NEW CENTURY ARRLE. 
EINE ST. REARS IN GENERAL ASSORTMENT. 
EXTRA STRONG ONE YEAR CHERRY, }) and up. 
ELEGANT ,7 ARAN PLUMS, CHEAR. 
Our usual supply of other stock. Send want list for special prices. 
McNARY & GAINES, - Xenia, Ohio. 
BOBOLINK, SUNSHINE, MARIE, all the 
new and old STRAWBERRIES of value. 
BRILLIANT and MILLER RASPBERRIES. 
PREMO DEWBERRY. No one can afford 
to miss giving this a trial. 
ELDORADO, MAXWELL and ICEBERG 
BLACKBERRIES. 
PEACH TREES—I yr. and June Buds. We 
have the finest lot of June budded 
Peach we ever saw grow, also a 
general line of other stock. 
MYER 6 SONS, 
BRIDGEVILLE. DEL. 
When writing to Advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
