is the name of the men who grow the finest 
that can be produced by suitable soil, climate and 
expert knowledge. 
Take a look at the stock or ask for a sample and 
be convinced of the extra quality of their 
CHERRY—3-yr., 2 inch up, 7 to 9 feet, for high- 
class retail trade 
APPLE-1 year and 2 year. 
InIdMIoSimjpsoini Sosa 
VINCENNES. INDIANA 
Seedling and Transplanted 
Evergreens by the million 
Jack Pine 
Norway Spruce 
Pinus Ponderosa 
Scotch Pine 
White Pine 
White Spruce 
We have these in all sizes and ages. Also 
a general line of nursery stock. 
Evergreen price list now ready. 
SHERMAN 
NURSERY COMPANY 
CHARLES CITY.yoWA 
Arbor Vitae 
Austrian Pine 
Black Hill Spruce 
Colo. Blue Spruce 
Concolor 
Engelmanii Spruce 
ENGLISH NURSERY STOCK 
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF CONIFERS, including a quantity of well-shaped specimens for decorative 
purposes. Low prices can be quoted on all Conifers. HARDY ORNAMENTAL EVERGREEN AND 
DECIDUOUS TREES. ROSES, Standards, Dwarfs and others. MANETTI and other ROSE STOCKS. 
FRUIT TREES in large quantities. Transplanted FRUIT TREE STOCKS. RHODODENDRONS and 
other AMERICAN PLANTS. (A good stock of all hardy varieties of Rhododendrons). CLEMATIS and 
other HARDY CLIMBING PLANTS. Transplanted FOREST TREES. The stock is in excellent condition 
this season. FIRST GRADE STOCK ONLY SUPPLIED. 30 years’ successful trading in the States. 
No Agents. Write direct for wholesale catalogue. 
Walter Charles Slocock, 
Half-hour’s ^il from London by L. & S. W. Ry. GOLDSWORTH NURSERY, Woking, Surrey, Eng 
ppiyp For the past four years the great state of Pennsylvania has made a special appropriation of from $30,000 
to $40,000 annually to teach the fruit grower how to use Lime-Sulfur washes, and incidentally, to warn 
them against the use of “Scalecide,” in spite of which the demand for “Scalecide” has increased from year 
to year and apples from trees sprayed with “Scalecide” for five years took all the first prizes at the Penn¬ 
sylvania Horticultural Society meeting in 1910; three silver cups, the Adams County sweepstakes and 20 first 
prizes at the meeting of the same society in 1911. Which pays best? Prize apples or cider apples? Scale¬ 
cide” has no substitute. A postal card to Dept. “B” will bring you by return mail, free, our book. Mod¬ 
em Methods of Harvesting, Grading and Packing Apples.” and new booklet “SCALECIDE, the Tree Saver. If your 
dealer cannot supply you with “SCALECIDE” we will deliver it to any R. R. Station in the United States east of the Mis¬ 
sissippi and north of the Ohio Rivers on receipt of price: 50-gal. bbls., $25.00; 30-gal. bbls., $16.00; lo-gal cans, $6.75, 5- 
gal. cans, $3.75. Address, B. G. PRATT COMPANY, 50 Church Street, New York City. 
APPLES 
OR CIDER 
APPLES ? 
When writing to Advertisers please mention The National Nurseryman. 
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