L. R. TAYLOR & SONS 
TOPEKA, KANSAS 
WE GROW 
APPLE SEEDLINGS 
OF QUAL1TY= 
The HARD, BRITTLE, SNAPPY SORT, only produced 
by STRONG NEW LAND 
STOP USING SOFT, SPONGY SEEDLINGS GROWN ON 
OLD WORN-OUT SOILS 
A Fine Lot of JAPAN PEAR SEEDLINGS, APPLE, 
CHERRY, PEACH and PEAR TREES. 
Here’s a Mighty Fine Opportunity 
for a Good Man who knows the Nursery Business, 
or a Firm who wants a Branch House. 
I own one of the best greenhouse and nursery plants in the 
country— 50,000 feet of glass is now in carnations and 130 acres 
in general nursery stock. I am a banker, a mighty busy man, 
and ’^not give this enterprise the attention it deserves. A 
, nursery firm, or a competent man who possesses good 
business ability, will be sold a half interest at a fair price and on 
reasonable terms. It is dtsirable—-but not absolutely necessary 
—that such a man should have a knowledge of greenhouse man¬ 
agement and a married man is preferable. This locality is unex¬ 
celled for growing many kinds of nursery stock, and I believe it 
is an opportunity for a nursery firm or a capable man to establish 
a splendid business. If you feel that you are the type of a part¬ 
ner I am looking for, and can invest from $15,000 to $20,000 
write to me at once. V. Z. McFarland Publicity Service, 
Peach budders, who know how, wanted now. Box 2 , Harrisburg, Pa. 
EASTERL'^ NURSERY CO. 
CLEVELAND, TENN. 
OFFER FOR FALL 1911 
One and two year Apple; One year and June Bud Peach; 
California Privet, in car-load [lots. Also Magnolia, Grandi- 
flora, Arbor-Vitea, Norway Spruce, Md Plantier, and Balti¬ 
more Bell Roses. Ask for prices. 
OLYMPIC NATURE NURSERY 
The Forest Conservatory 
WILD FRUITS, FLOWERS AND EVERGREENS 
Oregon Grape, Huckleberry, Salmonberry, Blackberry, Rho¬ 
dodendrons, Flowering Currants, Ferns, Madronas, Firs and 
other natives of the Pacific Northwest Coast. 
JOEL SHOMAKER, Nellita, Washington 
2 % in 
pots o S E S 4 in. pots 
A few desirable sorts unsold. 
I rrnI rf loralcompany® 
LULL ^sprinqfield-ohio». 
Nurserymen!!! . newjork s;op 
SEVENTH AVE. & 38TH STREET 
Business Men Families 
Tourists 
Accessible 
Quiet 
Elegant 
Within Five Minutes’ 
Walk of Theatres, Shops 
and Clubs. 300 Feet of 
Broadway. 
Dutch Grill and Summer 
Rose Garden. 
Electric Cars Pass Hotel 
to all Railroads. 
EUROPEAN .PLAN 
$1.50 Per Day Without Bath $2.00 Per Day With Bath 
Suites $3.50 upwards 
Send for colored map of New York 
EDGAR T. SMITH, Managing Director 
Peaclh Tff©®§ 
affid Stoawlbeffffy Plainife 
all leading market sorts for Fall 1910 and Spring 1911 
\ (& SOKIo Del< 
AIPIPLE FEAR PLUM CMEPEY SEEDLIMG^ 
ROSA CANINA 
Let us quote your want list and show you where you can save money on the best stocks obtainable. Inquire of 
THE HORTICULTURAL CO., Worcester, Mass. 
Sole Agents for DOORNBOSCH & SON, Fruit Stocli Specialists, Veendam, Holland 
1910 and 1911 
Write for Sample and Prices. 
THOS. R. HAMAN, 1614 E. Oliver St., Baltimore, Md. 
SUBSCRIBE NOW! 
Surplus Stock Peach Seed 
Removal Sale of Surplus Stock of some 2000 Bushels 
Virginia Natural Peach Seed that we offer at 50% Reduction. 
Special Inducements On Car Lots. 
W. W. WITTMAN & GO. - Baltimore, Md. 
Phone 4382 St. Paul 
When writing to Advertisers please mention The Hational Nurseryman 
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