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MAZZARD CHERRY SEED 
NEW CROP GOOD QUALITY Write for PRICES and SAMPLES 
IMPORTANT AND INTERESTING 
Seeds of Apple, French Crab. Pear, Myrobolan 
Plum and Mahaleb Cherry will be ready later. 
But order now so that you will secure the seeds when the fresh 
crop is ready. Those who ordered French Crab seed of us last 
year did not make a mistake. We delivered every pound we 
agreed to, and the greater part of the Apple Stocks produced in 
this country this year are grown from seeds we furnished. 
Have you sufficient to see you through 
your budding this year ? If not, don’t 
delay sending in your order now, so that 
you will have it on hand when you need it. 
Best quality, long strands, good color and strength. 
When you buy RAFFIA of us you come to headquarters. 
lM/A'Tir^p ? Owing: to the great increase in our Wholesale Busi- 
1 1 V,/L ' • ness we have opened an office at our new nurseries at 
this place. This office will handle the WHOLESALE TRADE 
EXCLUSIVELY and all correspondence of this character should be 
addressed here. Send us trade lists and all special offers. Send cata¬ 
logues also to our Retail Department at Germantown, Pa. 
THOMAS MEEHAN & SONS, ,„ C or P orated 
Wholesale Department. DRESHERTOWN, MONT’G CO., PA. 
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I LARGEST GROWER IN AMERICA OF $ 
GRAPEVINES 
| OTHER SPECIALTIES | 
| Currants ana Gooseberries 
Introducer of Campbell’s Early 
Grape, Josselyn Gooseberry, Fay 
Currant. 
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Our main business is the growing of unusually high grade 
stock suitable for the proper filling of Nurserymen’s Retail 
Orders. There being no standard for grading above kinds of 
stock, every grower of the same is at perfect liberty to adopt 
his own ideas for growing and grading and alter the same as 
often as he sees fit. 
Prices reasonable but not always lower than are generally 
quoted for light rooted stock. 
Please send us your list of wants. 
GEO. S. JOSSELYN 
PREDONIA, N. Y. 
THE FOLLOWING STOGK 
13 OFFERED AT 
WILLIS’ NURSERIES 
For the Fall of 1902 and Spring of 1903. 
The stock is all choice No. 1 stock in every particular. 
Entomologists’ certificate with all shipments. 
Standard and Dwarf Pears in all grades from Y> to % up to 94 and 
up, all 2-year stock. 
100,000 Concord Grapes, 1-year, No. 1. 
200,000 Forest Trees from 6 inches to 3 teet, mostly Russian Mul¬ 
berry, Black and Honey Locusts, Catalpa and other varieties. 
100,000 Hedge, 1-year, No. 1: also a fine lot ot No. 2 Hedge. 
35,000 Roses, mostly leading sorts of Climbers. Ramblers, Gen. 
Jacq., and other leading sorts. 
The following stock is wanted, all to be choice No. 1 stock, 
free from insect pests, carefully handled and up to grade. 
Plums, y?, to % to 94 and 94 and up. Wild Goose, Weaver. 
Marianna, Wickson, Abundance, Coes’, Golden Drop, Fallen- 
burg. 
Peach, * l / 2 to % and % and up. Arkansas Traveler, Amsden, 
Alexander, Hales’ Early, Foster, Triumph, Wonderful, 
Globe, Old Mixon Free, and Golden Dwarf. 
Grapes, 1-year, No. 1. Moores’ Early, Pocklington, Niagara, 
Campbell’s Early, Moore’s Diamond, Agawam, Early Ohio. 
Gooseberries, 2-year, No. 1. Houghton, Downing, Smith’s Im¬ 
proved, Industry, Pearl. 
Currants, 2-year, No. 1. Red Dutch, White, Cherry, Fay’s 
Prolific. 
Roses, No. 1, strong plants: plants on own roots preferred. 
Red Moss, White Moss, Victor Verdier, Countess Murianis, 
American Beauty, Coquette des Alps, Crested Moss, Mad. 
Chas. Wood. 
Will also need some Cut-Leaved Birch, Kilmarnock, Willows and 
other Ornamentals. Address, 
| Tulips | 
| Crocus | 
| Hyacinths | 
All varieties Fall Bulbs and Plants 
~ COLUMBIA RASPBERR Y TIPS 3 
from young plants ^3 
H RATH BU N BLACKBERRY 3 
transplants ^3 
Special quotations on application. ^3 
I JAMES VICK’S SONS 1 
A. WILLIS, Ottawa, Kas. l 
ROCHESTER, N. Y. 
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