THE NATIONAL NURSERYMAN 
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^ “PEACH PITS” j| 
We offer 30,000 lbs. Peach Pits at 1% cents per pound ^ 
f. o. b. Grand Rapids, Mich. Samples for germination tests *jg 
will be sent on application. If interested write us. 
THOMAS CANNING COMPANY, 
Grand Rapids, Mich, 
% 
5*s 
3fc 
2A> 
Beautiful in planting effect 
Ideal for cut llowers 
The best varieties—white, purple, blue 
Send for list 
Oronogo Flower Gardens 
Carterville, Mo. 
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PRINTING 
Catalogues -i—r-p The Robinson 
r==i H Stationery LiJ Publishing Co 
Business Forms Hatboro, Pa. 
Specialists in Nursery Printing 
Ask for Prices. We are the printers of this Magazine 
Seeds Fo r Nu rserymen 
Apple, French, Japan and Kieffer Pear, Myrobolan Plum and 
Quince Seeds. Also Tree, Shrub and Evergreen Seeds in a 
large assortment. My Catalogue contains complete list with 
Prices. Send for a copy. 
DRESHER, 
THOMAS J. LANE 
SEEDSMAN 
Fenna., U. S. A. 
THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR 
Thomasville Nurseries 
j 
Thomasville, Ga. 
Nothing to offer the trade at present 
I Siberian Irises f 
AZALEA H1NODIGIRI 
ONE OF OUR SPECIALTIES 
The most valuable and beautiful Azalea grown. 2% in. 
pot plants. Write for prices. May first delivery. 
If you desire any of these plants, put your order in early 
as stock is limited. 
If you have not received our spring wholesale list, write 
for copy. 
THE ELIZABETH NURSERY COMPANY, 
ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY. 
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| CALL’S NURSERIES 
| PERRY, ■ OHIO 
We have the following stock in surplus: 
10,000 Spirea Van Houttei, asst, sizes 
10,000 California Privet, 3 to 4 ft. 
500 Clumps Eulalia Grass, asst, varieties 
Nurserymen are using this grass with great success for 
baling purposes. 
American Elm, Norway Maple and Silver Maple in all 
sizes and quantities. ^ 
JACKSON POWER DIGGER (name of machine) 
60,000 trees per day. 
Three men, two horses and 10 gal. 
fuel will dig 60,000 trees per day. 
Cost is $750.00 without cables. 
Pulls any size lifter. 
Can be used in mud or dry ground. 
Never breaks or injures a tree. 
20 feet sufficient for machine at end 
of row. 
Ground is not packed for replant¬ 
ing same season. 
Can be used for subsoiling or sta¬ 
tionary engine. 
Address EDGAR A. JACKSON, Box 152, R. F. D., Santa Clara, California 
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