1 English Nursery Stock=Manetti Rose Stocks j 
I Orders booked now for Fall delivery. Regular quantities supplied to the States. j 
I SPECIAL PRICES THIS YEAR j 
j I year splendidly rooted stoeks from sandy loam, none better imported. Also an extensive stoek of HARDY | 
j RHODODENDRONS, best known Ameriean kinds, espeeially grown for the Trade. | 
i AZALEAS and other Ameriean plants. HARDY CONIFERS, ORNAMENTALS and SHADE TREES, i 
! ROSES, FRUIT TREES and FRUIT TREE STOCKS, TRANSPLANTED FOREST TREES, Etc., Etc. | 
1 Always ready to give the best attention to orders and enquiries. j 
I THIRTY YEARS^ SUCCESSFUL TRADING IN THE STATES | 
I No Agenls. Write direet for Wholesale Catalogue to | 
i WALTER CHARLES SLOCOCK, Golds worth Nurseries, WOKING, Surrey, England j 
I Half an hours rail from London by L. & S. W. R. Main Southampton Line | 
“And to paint these home pictures we need chiefly Ameri- | 
can material. We must face this deadly parallel: " I 
WHAT WE REALLY PLANT | 
70 per cent European trees and shrubs and horticultural varieties. ) 
20 per cent Chinese and Japanese. i 
10 per cent American. * 
WHAT WE OUGHT TO PLANT I 
70 per cent American trees and shrubs, i. c., native to America. | 
20 per cent Chinese and Japanese. i 
10 per cent European and horticultural. ! 
Above quoted from Wilhelm Miller’s “ What England Can Teach Us About | 
Cardening.” | 
Kelsey’s Hardy American Plants. Rare Rhododendrons, Azaleas, Andromedas, Leucothoes, Kal- I 
inias. The largest collection in existence of the finest native ornamentals. The only kind of stock to I 
produce permanent effects. Catalogues and Information of . ? 
HARLAN P. KELSEY, Owner, Salem, Mass. j 
Highlands Nursery, ’3800 ft. elevation in the Carolina Mts. | 
BOXFORD NURSERY, - - BOXFORD, MASS, j 
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10,(KX) APPLE, ,‘f-yr. grafts, off bearing trees, for our retail trade, 
|-in. up to f-in. 
(),(XX) ASH LEA’V^ED MAPLE. Mostly d-yr. as fine as ever 
grew. 1-in. up to 2-in. Also ff-ju'., average stock, up to 4-in. 
eal. Nothing finer than our 3-yr.-old block. 
4,(XX) CAROLINA POPLAR, 3-yr., smooth and healthy—not a 
borer in the block. 1-in. uit to 3-in. Larger trees sold. 
4,(XX) SILVER MAPLE, good stock, all grades up to 4-in. Also 
CATALPA and GREEN ASH in less lots up to 4-in. cal. 
.■),(XX1 BLACK WALNUTS, 3-yr.. fine and healthy, up to IF’-ii- 
' Also larger stock in 4-yr. and 5-yr. trees and same grades in 
WHITE WALNUT,^ lyss lots._ Sugar Maple, Tulip, Oak, 
vSycamore, Balm-of-Giliad, White Ash, and many others in 
less lots. 
VINES: Chi. Tr. Honeysuckle, Wisteria—White, Blue and Purple, Am. 
Ivy, etc. EVERGREENS; 3,000 Am. Arbor Vitae, Fine stock, 3-ft. up to 
(i-ft. White Spruce up to .5-ft. Many other sorts in less lots. SHRUBS; 
Purple Lilacs 2 to 3-ft., Af. Tamirax, 5 to (i-ft., Spirea V. H., Rosa Blanda and 
Lucidi, and others. Let us figure on your wants. 
One ton of tree seeds. HOPED ALE NURSERIES 
HOPEDALE, ILL. 
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Forest XreeS ^^ccdlings and transiilants in largest 
—. quantities for retimbering or lining 
out. Furnished by PL PI. PEPN, Halstenbek, Germany. 
Address all inquiries for trade lists, etc., to our Sole 
American Agents: 
AUGUST ROLKER & SONS 
P. O. Box 752, or 31 Barclay Street, NEW YORK 
Finding Moss Expensive and Straw Unsatisfactory for pack¬ 
ing shipments going a long distance. Cooper & Rogers, Winfield, 
Kans., searching for a cheaper, all-around satisfactory packing 
material, tried our Cypress Shingle Tow and solved their problem. 
YOU Look Around—Investigate, even if you are using a shingle tow. 
You might find ours better in many ways and to contain less waste 
matter. We are ready to send you proof of what it has done for 
folks you know and a liberal uniform sample bag FREE on request. 
BURTON-SWARTZ CYPRESS CO., BURTON, LA. 
When writing to advertisers please mention The National Nurseryman 
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