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English Nursery Stock=Manetti Rose Stocks 
Orders booked now for Fall delivery. Regular quantities supplied to the States. 
SPECIAL PRICES THIS YEAR 
I year splendidly rooted stocks from sandy loam, none better imported. Also an extensive stock of HARDY 
RHODODENDRONS, best known American kinds, especially grown for the Trade. 
AZALEAS and other Ameriean plants. HARDY CONIFERS, ORNAMENTALS and SHADE TREES 
ROSES, FRUIT TREES and FRUIT TREE STOCKS, TRANSPLANTED FOREST TREES, Etc., Etc. 
Always ready to give the best attention to orders and enquiries. 
j THIRTY YEARS^ SUCCESSFUL TRADING IN THE STATES 
! No Agents. Write direct for Wholesale Catalogue to 
WALTER CHARLES SLOCOCK, Goldsworth Nurseries, WOKING, Surrey, England 
I Half an hours rail from London by L. & S. W. R. Main Southampton Line j 
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Hndrc Leroy jVurscrics 
H. Brault. Director 
Hngcte, france 
fruit Stocks, Ornamentals 
evergreens 
Che Standard of Reliability 
Hndrc L. Causse 
105 Rudson St., New York 
9 ol« Hgent stnee 1883. 
V.G’S 
VERY GOOD 
Hardy Nursery Stock such as 
AZALEAS, BUXUS, CONIFERS, EVERGREENS, 
PAEON IAS, MAGNOLIAS, RHODODENDRONS, 
ROSES, ETC., ETC., offered by 
G. W. VAN GELDEREN 
WHOLESALE NURSERIES 
Ask for Catalogue 
BOSKOOP. HOLLAND 
Wick Hathaway’s berry plant nur^sery 
Tips, Slips and Transplants—All the Best, Up-to-Date Varieties 
The most extensive, exclusive Berry Plant Nursery in Ohio 
I grow St. Regis, Herbert, Perfection, Early King, Eaton, Cuthbert, Marlboro. (Reds)—Golden Queen, Columbian Haymaker. 
(Yellow and purple)—Plum Farmer, Kansas, G-regg, Cumberland. Blacks—in raspberry plants and berries, each by the acre. Also the 
leading varieties of Blackberry, Dewberry, Gooseberry, Currants and Grapes. Also the most of one whole farm devoted to forty varieties 
of Strawberries, including Wick Hathaway’s Hundred Dollar and Money Maker —two of the best big, heavy yielders known to the 
strawberry world. You may have seen or heard of my attractive exhibit of Everbearing Red Raspberries at the new Northern Ohio 
Fair at Painesville, Ohio, September 1912. I have these by the acre bearing berries for daily market until cut down by freezing weather. 
You’ll want some of these. Prices right for good plants. No Cheap John stuff tolerated. 
I issue an annual retail catalogue—it’s free for the asking, as my catalogues have been for the past thirty odd years. 
I solicit a share of the wholesale trade for my plants of quality at a mutual price. Write your wants ear’y to HATHAWAY (Wick B.), 
the man helping to make Lake Co., Ohio, famous for good roads and plants. See address above. 
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THE NATIONAL NURSERYMAN 
INCORPORATED 1902 
THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF NURSERYMEN 
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pertaining to the Editorial Department, should be addressed. 
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nurserymen throughout the world, will save many dollars to the subscriber. These pages arc a record of the stock 
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