nVl 1 1 • 1 O A . 1 • RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY 
Palms and General Decorative Plants, INSPECT 
Conifers, Shade and Ornamental Trees INVITED 
1 ■NTnT’corumpri and Florists wholesale catalogue 
I IN ursery lllcl cl subscribers to “Nurserymen’s Fund for Market Development.” 
FLOWER POTS 
We are selling Agents lor the best made red burned pure 
POTS AND PANS, shipped direct from Pennsylvania 
Pottery to purchasers; for list and terms address 
AUGUST ROLKER & SONS 
51 Barclay Street, - - NEW YORK CITY. 
A Large Stock of 
Apple, Pear, Cherry and Peach 
Grape Vines, Blackberry and 
Raspberry Plants 
And a general line of ORNAMENTAL TREES 
and SHRUBS. All stock clean and thrifty, the 
best that can be grown. 
T. B. WEST, Perry, Ohio. 
i 1 and 2-Year Old Concord Grapes 
{ Extra Pine, cheap by the 1000. 
! California Privet and Berberry for Hedging. 
1 Ampelopsis Veitchi, 2 years, cheap in quantity. St. Regis Rasp- 
1 berry and all other Small Fruits, etc. Send for Price List. 
i CHAS. BLACK, HIGHTSTOWN, N. J. 
Fruit Trees, Roses, Manetti Stocks 
in heavy quantities 
JOHN WATSON, Nurseryman, 
Newark, New York 
Is onr sole agent for United States and Canada 
S. SPOONER & SONS, 
The Nurseries - - Hounslow, 
Est. 1820 England 
W. T. HOOD & CO. 
OLD DOMINION NURSERIES 
RICHMOND .... VIRGINIA 
We offer for Fall 1917 and Spring 1918, general line of 
Nursery Stock—California and Amoor River Privet, Norway 
Maples, Oriental Planes, Evergreens, etc. 
We will have a heavy stock of Peach Trees and Norway 
Sin-uces on which we can quote attractive prices. 
We expect to be in position to offer Natural Peach Seed, 
crop of 1917. Send us your list for quotations. 
S^RfFS NURSERY 
Headquarters for 
Small Fruit Plants 
1200 Acres “At it 25 Years” 
Currants 
Gooseberries 
Grape Vines 
Privet 
ww. ww. Spirea 
100 000 iransplanted Raspberry, Blackberry andDewberryplants 
for’retail trade. See wholesale list before placing your order. 
W. IS. SCARFF & SONS 
NEW CARLISLE - OHIO 
Strawberries 
Raspberries 
Blackberries 
Dewberries 
Berberry 
Rhubarb 
Asparagus 
Horseradish 
Hardwood Cuttings 
Butterfly Bush 
Portland Wholesale Nursery Co. 
122^ Grand Avenue, 
Portland, Oregon 
General Nursery Stock and Nursery Supplies 
APPLE, one year, large assortment. 
PEAR, one and two year, mostly Bartlett. 
CHERRY, one and two year, general assortment. 
PRUNE, one year, mostly Italian and French. 
GOOSEBERRY, one and two year, Oregon Champion. 
SHADE TREES in assortment. 
ROSES, field grown, large assortment. 
Our Trade List is now ready; a postal card will bring it. 
W. FROMOW & SONS 
Azalea mollis, Rustica and Glient in all the leading* varieties, 
grown from layers not grafted. 
Manetti Stocks clean and well rooted for grafting or open 
ground. 
Standard, Climbing, Weeping and Dwarf Roses in great variety 
Rhododendrons, the cream of the Hardy American varieties. 
Andromeda florihunda, japonica, and speciosa, bushy budded 
plants. 
Kalmia latifolia. 
Green and River’s Purple Beech in all sizes up to 12 feet. 
Prices and full particulars on application. 
WINDLESHAM NURSERIES 
Surrey, - - - England. 
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TREES 
Largest assortment in New Eng¬ 
land. Evergreens, deciduous trees, 
both common and rarer varieties. 
Sturdy, choice stock that can he 
dopenaed upon. Send for catalog 
a-u special trade prices. 
flskcKserics 
North Abington 
Mass. 
SHRUBS 
This New England soil and cli¬ 
mate produce fine sturdy shrubs. 
Special trade prices. By the thous¬ 
ands, hardy Native and Hybrid Rho¬ 
dodendrons—transplanted and accli¬ 
mated. Send your lists let us est. 
ALL “AMERICAN NURSERYMEN” 
Wishing to do business with Europe should send for the 
“Horticultural Advertiser'’ 
This is The British Trade Paper being read weekly by 
all Horticultural traders. It is also taken by over 1000 of 
the best Continental houses. Annual subscriptions to cover 
cost of postage, $1.00. Money orders payable at Lowd- 
ham, Notts. As the H. A. is a purely trade medium appli¬ 
cants should, with the subscription, send a copy of their 
catalogue or other evidence that they belong to the nursery 
or seed trades. Address 
Editors of the “H. A.’' 
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