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J. W. CROSS, 
“OLD GRAMMAR SCHOOL” 
WISBECH, :: ENGLAND 
Orders are now being booked for the “Fall 1908’’ for the 
following : 
Strawberry Plants—Royal Sovereigns, Sir Joseph Pax¬ 
ton, Nobles, The Laxton, Bedford Champion (new), 
and many varieties of the perpetual sorts. 
Raspberry Canes — Baumforth Seedling, Superlative, 
Beehives, Norwich Wonders, Antwerps, Perfection 
(new). All young spawn and well rooted. 
MILLIONS OF THE ABOVE TO OFFER 
Gooseberry and Currants—(Red, Black, White), 1 and 
2 year old. Fine, clean and healthy bushes in all best 
varieties. 
Bulbs—Daffodils, Narcissus, Crocus, Tulips, &c., &c. 
Tons to Offer, at a very low clearance offer, to ar¬ 
rive at the fall of 1908. These are All English 
Grown at my farms. 
Chrysanthemums—Rooted or unrooted cuttings,hundreds 
of varieties in stock. Earlies, Mid and Late. 
Special low prices will be quoted for any of the above 
by stating requirements on application. 
Write For Particulars 
Address in full: 
J. W. CROSS, 
“OLD GRAMMAR SCHOOL” 
WISBECH, :: ENGLAND 
Telegrams Potatoes, Wisbeck, Eng. A.B.C. Code V. Edition. 
WANTED 
5000 Sugar Maple Seedlings, nursery 
grown, about 4-5. Young and thrifty 
—welhrooted. Send for samples and 
prices to Drawer 1 044, Rochester, N. Y. 
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We offer for spring in good stock the following 
desirable varieties: 
Baby Dorothy Rose, 2 year field grown plants. 
This is a great acquisition, and the best forcing 
rose extant. 
Pink Baby, Anny Muller. For bedding it has 
no equal. Color a brilliant pink and extra fine. Field 
grown plants. 
Baby White Rambler, with perfect double 
flowers, sweet scented, of free growth and an ac¬ 
quisition. Field grown plants. 
New Rose, C. F. Meyer, perfectly hardy, of 
strong growth, with large silvery pink flowers. A 
grand variety. 
Lady Gay, an improved Dorothy Perkins, a bet¬ 
ter variety than it. A grand climber. 
Gold Medal Peonies, in grand assortment. 
Blue Bird Flowers, (veronica long, subs.) 
strong plants. 
Clematis paniculata, 2 year field grown, good 
plants. 
Hollyhocks, double and single, separate colors. 
The New Hydrangea, arborescens, grandiflora 
alba, a grand hardy, extra fine shrub, very desirable. 
John Charlton 4 Sons 
ROCHESTER, N. Y. 
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