EVERY 
NURSERYMAN 
HAS A CALL FOR 
Hardy and Tender Plants, 
Lilies, Dahlias, Gladioli, Tuberoses, Geraniums, Sal¬ 
vias, Asters, Petunias, Insecticides and Fertilizers, 
Spraying Machines. 
Flower and Vegetable Seeds 
Farm Seeds, Oats, Corn, Potatoes, Clover, Timothy, 
Wheat, Lawn Grass, Blue Grass, White Clover. 
Send us a list of your wants and let us quote 
prices. Will be glad to send a wholesale catalogue 
to every nurseryman and dealer. 
James Vick’s Sons 
ROCHESTER, N. Y. 
Quick: Budding and 
Stiff Stems 
Get into the market with better blooms—Sheep’s 
Head Brand of Pulverized Sheep Manure will prove a 
money maker for you. Unsurpassed as an extra stim¬ 
ulant to plants, pots or beds. Will not cause black spot 
like stable manure. Free from w^eedseeds—always ready. 
Carnations, roses, chrysanthemums and violets are particularly 
benefited. Send for booklet, “Fertile Facts.” It shows you 
the dollars and cents view and points out the actual profits from 
using Sheep’s Head Brand, and shows you how 
to prepare soils so that they will retain solu¬ 
ble plant foods near the surface of the ground 
within reach of the rootlets of growing veg¬ 
etation. We will send you a copy of this 
interesting and instructive book free. 
Write to-day. 
INATUHVAU CjUAINO CO. 
Dept. 23 Atarora, HI. 
PENNSYL VANIA NURS ERY CO. 
Girard. Erie Co., 
GROWERS OF A COMPLETE GENERAL LINE. 
SPECIALTIES: Peach, Cherry, Plum, Currants, Grapes, 
Hedging, Ornamentals, Shrubs—some extra 
large. Plum Farmer Raspberry. Send us your want and surplus lists. 
80,000 PEACH TREES For Fall Delivery 
Also full line of nursery^ stock, including Red Oak, 
Berberis, Thunbergi, White, Austrian and Scotch Pine, 
Norway Spruce, Grapes, Currants, etc. 
M. T. TWOMEY, - Franklin, Mass. 
THE NEW BERRY 
Giant Himalaya 
/S\ DISTINCT new fruit. Plant resembles Blackberries, 
but canes do not die. Old wood bears every year— 
sprouts all come from one root. Grows forty feet in a 
y^ear, two feet some weeks. Lives as long as an apple tree. 
Berries jet black, an inch long, thick, meaty, melting, sweet, 
with little core, and unusually rich. Borne in immense clusters 
on the outside of short fruit branches. Perfectly adapted 
for any use—fresh or in winter. Can be shipped any dis¬ 
tance. Last year we began to pick August 15th, and con¬ 
tinued until October. Our yield was at the rate of ten hun¬ 
dred and forty-two crates, of sixteen quarts each, to the 
acre (a thousand plants). An acre of twenty-two-months- 
old plants will yield fifteen hundred to two thousand pounds 
of fruit. The next year it will bear five to ten tons. The 
Berries sell readily at sixteen cents a quart. 
OUR FREE BOOK TELLS ABOUT 
MONEY-MAKING NEW BERRIES 
Get our fine Berry Catalogue. It fully de.scribes and 
illustrates Himalaya. We are Berry specialists: go all over 
the world for new standard Berries. Our catalogue describes 
King Edward .Strawberry, Berrydale Raspberry and two 
each of splendid new Currants and Gooseberries. This book 
will prove to you that Berry Growing yields more net profit 
from equal acreage, with no more work, than any other fruit. 
We get more from one acre of Berries than from three acres 
in any other crop. Tree fruits require eight years before 
full crops—Bernes two years. Market demand for Berries 
has never been met. Think about these things—and get our 
catalogue. 
Berrydale Experiment Gardens 
HOLLAND - - - MICH. 
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