THE NATIONAL NURSERYMAN 
27 
PAINESVILLE NURSERIES 
M isery likes 
Company” - 
so we are 
also present. Isn’t 
it tough to open your 
mail every day and 
find inquiries and or¬ 
ders,—big orders at 
fancy prices, for stuff 
you know you 
haven’t got and can’t 
get? 
Fruit, Small-fruit, 
and Roses,—they’re 
the worst. Remem¬ 
ber when we all had 
lots of them, and 
they were a “drug on 
the market?” 
Our only consola¬ 
tion is that we are 
all in the same fix. 
Of course, every 
Nurseryman is doing 
a powerful lot of 
thinking,—and the 
NEXT YEAH will no 
doubt take care of 
itself. 
T HIS Nursery is 
pretty well fix¬ 
ed in the matter of 
Ornamental stock. 
As you know, we 
grow about every¬ 
thing needed in trees 
shrubs and peren¬ 
nials, and although 
the past year’s sales 
have been quite 
heavy, we are in 
fairly good shape to 
handle whatever bus¬ 
iness comes our waj 
the coming season. 
We surely will ap¬ 
preciate opportunity 
to supply your re¬ 
quirements in these 
lines, and—do not 
hesitate to inquire 
for what you need in 
the lines which are 
short. We might be 
able to fix you up 
with just the variety 
and number needed. 
Come early. 
THE STORRS & HARRISON CO. 
NURSERYMEN - FLORISTS — SEEDSMEN 
es T abl,s hed PAINESVILLE, OHIO. 
1200 ACRES 
45 GREENHOUSES 
Subscribers to “Nurserymen’s Fund for Market Development.” 
