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KNOX NURSERIES 
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APPLE— 3 year ; first-class. Ben Davis and Jonathan. 
APPLE —2 year ; medium. Good assortment. 
PEACH —First class. Elberia and good assortment. 
CHERRY —1 and 2 yr. Plenty of E. Richmond, 1 yr. f and up. 
KEIFFER— 2 year ; medium. 
AM. ARBORVITAE-3 feet. 
SCIONS —York Imperial and Jonathan. 
RED RASPBERRIES— Turner. 
We should like to bud 50000 Cherry on contract for someone 
this year, and should like to hear from any who are in the 
market. Will also have a fine lot of Cherry for Fall 1902. 
H. M. SIMPSON & SONS, vincenmes, ind. 
W. T. HOOD & CO., «u> |>o» 
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RICHMOND, VA. 
OFFER FOR FALL 1901 AND SPRING 1902 
Apples, Standard Pear, Peach, Appricots, Quince, Down¬ 
ing Mulberry, Silver, Sugar, Norways and Weirs Cut 
Leaf Maples, Linden, American Linden. American and 
Japan Chestnuts. 100,000 California Privet, one and two 
years, 20,000 Citrus Trifeliata, two and three years, 
50,000 Silver Maple Seedlings and Select Stock Natural 
Peach Pits, Crop 1900 and 1901. 
T. HOOD & CO., 
OLD DOHINION NURSERIES, 
RICHMOND, VA. 
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 fc SONS, 
BRIDGEVILLE, DEL. 
£ NEBRASKA GROWN | 
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are acknowledged to be the best. We have a large supply 
of them at right prices. Also 
Apple Trees, Peach Trees, 
American and Japanese Plums, 
Shade Trees, 
Forest Seedlings and Hedge Plants. 
Correspondence solicited. 
Y0UNh' - ;RS fe CO., Geneva, Nebr. 
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Snow Rill nurseries 
W. M. PETERS & SONS, 
Proprietors. 
SNOW HILL, MD., R. F. D. ROUTE 
OFFBR FO/? FALL AND SPRING 
800,000 Peach —1 year from bud. 
75,000 Apple —2 “ “ “ on whole roots. 
50,000 Apple—1 “ 
700,000 Grape Vines— 1 and 2 year old. 
800,000 Asparagus Roots— 1 and 2 year old. 
30 acres in Strawberry Plants— from new beds. 
Peach and Apple Buds in quantity. 
Will contract to Fall Bud Peaches to be delivered Fall 1902. 
Certificate of inspection furnished. Everything fumigated. 
Correspondence solicited. Inspection invited. 
Will be represented at Niagara Falls Convention, June 12th, by 
Chas. M. Peters, Badge No. 70. See Badge Book, pages 32-33. 
TELEGRAPH O PPICE, SNOW HELL, MD. 
When writing to Advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
P. Sebire & Sons, Nurserymen, Ussy, Calvados, France. 
A general assortment of Fruit Tree Stocks, such as Apple, Pear, 
Myrobolan Plum, Mahaleb and Mazzard Cherry, Angers, Quince, 
Small Evergreens, Forest Trees, Ornamental Shrubs, Roses, &c. 
The largest stock in the country. Prices very low. Packing 
secured. Send for quotations before placing your orders else¬ 
where. Catalogue free. Agents for United States and Canada. 
C. C. ABEL & CO., P. 0. Box 920 New York 
FOR FALLOF 1901 
APPLE 
PEAR FOREST TREE 
R. MULBERRY 
OSAGE 
SEEDLINGS 
TITUS NURSERY, 
Nenjaha, Neb. 
1 Uincennes nurseries IND] 
VINCENNES, $ 
INDIANA. . 
\A7. C. REED, 
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OFFER FOR FALL, 1901, AND SPRING, 1902, 
Apple, Peach and Carolina Poplar 
by the carload. Also good stock of 
CHERRY, 1 and 2 year, PEAR and JAPAN PLUHS. 
General assortment of small fruits. Correspondence solicited. 
Apple T rees 
in all grades, from which 
shipment can be made at 
any time. 
Cotton Wood Seedlings 
or Willow Cuttings. 
Price given upon applica¬ 
tion. 
Write WELCH BROS. NURSERY, Shenandoah, Iowa. 
When writing to Avertisers mention Th National Nurse feymand' 
