FOR SAUe 
500 WHITE PINE 
5 to 6 feet high, transplanted spring 1912 
Excellent condition 
500 HEMLOCK SPRUCE 
3 to 4 feet high, transplanted spring 1912 
Broad, bushy plants 
Hart’s Lynbrook Nursery 
Lynbrook, Long Island New York 
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WOOD TREE LABELS 
Iron or Copper Wired, Printed, Painted, or Plain. 
We furnish the standard size of printed tree labels 
Printed on Both Sides 
at no extra cost. Nursery Row Markers. Printed Labels 
and Green Tapering Plant Supports. 
PAPER SHIPPING TAGS 
Tags for Every Purpose. • General Printing. Our capacity 
is such that we guarantee prompt shipments. 
Write for samples and prices giving estimate of number wanted. 
Alien-Bailey Ta^ Co., Inc. 
CALEDONIA. NEW YORK 
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WE ARE GROWERS OF 
HICKS, DOWNING, STUBBS, 
BLACK ENG. NEW AMERICAN 
Will have about 75,000 to 100,000 for 
Fall Delivery, 1913 
Buffalo Nursery Company 
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McCULLERS, N. C R. F D , No. 1 
THE NURSERY BOOK 
Ey L. H. Bailey. 
A complete handbook of propagation and pollination of plants 
It tells, plainly and briefly, what everyone who sows a seed 
makes a cutting, sets a graft, or crosses a flower wants to know 
It is entirely new and original in method and matter. The 
cuts number almost a hundred, and are made especially for it, 
direct from nature. I'he book treats of all kinds of cultivated 
plants, fruits, vegetables, greenhouse plants, hardy herbs, orna¬ 
mental trees and shrubs and forest trees. Illustrated. 4>^x7 
inches. 365 pages. Cloth, net $1.50. 
THE National Nurseryman Pub’g Co., inc. 
218 Livingston Bldg., ROCHESTER, N. Y. 
J. H. SKINNER & CO. 
Capital Nurseries, Topeka, Kan. 
Extensive 
Growers 
of 
General 
Nursery 
Stock 
We offer for Fall, 1913 
Apple trees (grafted), one and two 
years 
Apple trees (budded), one and two 
years 
Kieffer and Garber Pear,one and two 
years 
Gooseberries Rhubarb, Shade Trees, 
Ash, Elm (White), Elm (English), 
Maple, Mountain Ash, Carolina 
Poplar, Volga Poplar, White Wal¬ 
nut, Black Walnut, Honey Lo¬ 
cust, Sycamore, Flowering Shrubs, 
Vines, Apple Seedlings, Japan and 
French Pear Seedlings, ,Catalpa 
Speciosa, Honey Locust Seedlings 
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Gardeners’ Chronicle 
IS THE LEADING HORTICULTURAL 
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application to the Publisher— 
THE PUBLISHERS, 41 Wellington Street, 
Covent Garden, - LONDON, W, C. 
'each Seed 
OZARK MOUNTAIN 
GROWN “NATURALS” 
I make a practice of collecting the small, healthy Ozark 
Mountain pits for my own planting—the best seed I have ever 
used. Results of early or late planting always satisfactory 
when you have good seeds. I have several hundred bushel of 
seed which I will furnish f. o. b. Stark City. No charge for 
sacks. Prices and samples on application. 
William P. Stark Nurseries 
STARK CITY, MISSOURI 
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Wishing to do business with Europe 
should send (or the 
“HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER” 
This is The British Trade Paper being read weekly by 
all Horticultural traders. It is also taken by over looo of 
the best Continental houses. Annual subscriptions to cover 
cost of postage, 75 cents. Money orders payable at Lowd- 
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cants should, with the subscription, send a copy of their 
catalogue or other evidence that they belong to the nursery 
or seed trades. Address | 
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GRAPE CUTTINGS 
Chas. C. Nash, Three Rivers and Kalamazoo Mich, 
INorthern Qrow'n Nursery Stock; 
We Grow a General Assortment of Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Roses and Herbaceous Perennials, Etc. 
Prices Reasonable. Wholesale Trade List for the Asking. 
The Bay State INurseries, INorth Ahington, Alass. 
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