Strawberry Plants 
m 
'Y BUSINESS for several seasons has 
been growing very rapidly, and the 
season just past has far exceeded 
any former year. I have therefore been 
compelled to increase my acreage to meet 
the growing demand for my plants, and I 
expect this Summer to build an additional 
large, up-to-date packing house, so that my 
daily output of plants will be greatly in¬ 
creased during the shipping season. This 
will enable me to handle promptly all 
orders that I receive. If you buy Straw¬ 
berry Plants, get in communication with 
me before contracting for your next sea¬ 
son’s supply. 
W. W. THOMAS 
“THE STRAWBERRY PLANT MAN.” 
A ININA, 1UUINOIS. 
SIMPSON 
is the name of the men who 
grow the finest 
o 
CHERRY 
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 
TREES 
H. M. Simpson & Sons, 
Vincennes, Indiana 
Ornamental Trees 
and Shrubs 
A /urge assortment of first class 
stock in all sizes 
Cherry Trees 
Thrifty , well grown , carefully graded\ 
the kind that will please you 
SPRING LIST IS READY 
ARTHUR BRYANT & SON 
Princeton, Ill. 
The L. Green & Son Co. 
Perry, Lake County, Ohio 
Specialties for Spring 1910 
Fine lot of 2 year Std. Pears %-$/% and $ 4 -^"; 
strong on Bartletts. Also Cherry all grades. 2 yr. 
Concord Grapes. 
Catalpa Speciosa S-10 ft.; American Elm 8-10 and 
10-12 ft.; Horse Chestnut 5-6 ft.; Magnolia Acumin¬ 
ata; Norway Maple; Silver Maple; Car. Poplars under 
i }4 inch. 
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF SHRUBS AND 
A NICE COLLECTION OF ORNA¬ 
MENTALS 
LET US FIGURE ON YOUR WANTS BEFORE 
PLACING Y'OUR ORDERS. 
When writing to Advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
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