ESTABLISHED 1870 
Special Offers for the Fall 
' 1908 
Large stock of 2 yr. Apple in both Buds and grafts. 
Peach one year largely 5-8 and up. 
Early Harvest B. B. root grown plants in both one 
and two year. 
General line of nursery stock at lowest prices. 
Send want list for special prices. 
Parsons Wholesale Nurseries 
E. P. BERNARDIN PARSONS, KANSAS 
North Carolina Natural 
Peach Pits 
You always have a stand of healthy seedlings when 
you plant North Carolina Naturals. Orders will be booked 
now and filled in order booked. Let me hear from you 
with estimate of wants and I will make prices right. 
REFERENCE BRADSTREET. 
Address, JOHN A. YOUNG 
GREENSBORO NURSERIES, 
GREENSBORO, N. C. 
The Willadean Nurseries 
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HEIKES-- HUNTSVILLE-TREES 
HUNTSVILLE 
Wholesale Nurseries 
HUNTSVILLE, ALA. 
We offer for Fall of 1908, Spring of 1909, 
Pears, Plums, Cherries, Peaches, Roses, and 
Pecans in large quantities as usual. 
SPECIALTIES 
KIEFFER PEARS—Which we grow in larger numbers than any other 
nursery in the United States. Our stock for the coming season, 
while not as large as usual, will be sufficient to enable us to make 
reasonable prices. 
PEARS, Assorted Standard—Our assortment comprises Koonce, Early 
Harvest, Le Conte, Howell, Bartlett, Smith’s, Garber, Duchess 
d’Angoleme, Japan Golden Russet, Magnolia, Beurre d’Anjou and 
Lawrence. 
CHERRIES—We are also the largest grower of Cherries; but our stock 
of two years old for this season will be comparatively short. 
PEACHES—We also excel in Peaches, and of these we will have both 
in one year and June buds the largest stock we have ever grown. 
PLUMS—A light stock of these for this year. 
PECANS—We continue to make a specialty of grafted Pecans. These 
are grown at our branch nurseries at Biloxi, Miss., where the condi¬ 
tions are very favorable for their propagation. 
ROSES, Budded—-These are also grown at Biloxi, Miss., because of 
the favorable conditions found there for their propagation. Our 
stock is large, consisting principally of Hybrid Perpetuals, Mosses, 
Crimson Rambler, Baby Rambler, and Marechal Neil. 
See Our Price List for Particulars. 
SOMETHING NEW—A Root-Graft Wrapping Machine invented by 
W. H. Bell, the Superintendent of these nurseries. It does the 
work perfectly and will be on exhibition at the Nurserymen’s 
Convention at Milwaukee. 
Address, W. F. HEIKES, Manager, 
HUNTSVILLE, ALA. 
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OFFER FOR SPRING 1908 
A general line of first class Fruit, Shade, and Ornamental Trees 
Shrubs, Roses, Evergreens, Herbaceous Plants, Forest Tree seed¬ 
lings, including Catalpa Speciosa. Small Shrubs for transplanting 
Special prices quoted on Snowballs, Spirea Van Houttii, Revesii 
and Billardi. Berberris Purpurea, and Vulgaris from 2 to 6 ft. 
Write for prices. 
THE DONALDSON COMPANY, 
WARSAW, KENTUCKY. 
FOR SALE 
A few thousand peach in commercial varieties. Fall 1908. 
R. R. HARRIS, Harrisville, W. Va. 
Grafted Pecan Tr ees 
THE NUT NURSERY CO. 
R. C. Simpson, Mgr., MONTICELLO, FLA, 
The Cureton Nurseries 
AUSTELL, GA. 
I have some large Magnolia Grandiflora, Catalpa, Arborvitaes, 
2 and 3 years old. Also 7,000 Pecans, English and Black Walnut 
Trees, 3 years old. This stock must be cleared of the land this 
fall. Prices attractive. 
Try some of my Martin’s September Peach. I will let you have 
the Trees and Buds too. General line of other Nursery Stock not 
mentioned above. Write for prices to-day. 
JAMES CURETON, Proprietor 
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Richard Smith & Co., 
(Established 1804) 
Nurserymen, Seed Merchants and Florists 
WORCESTER, ENGLAND 
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The nurseries are some hundreds of acres in 
extent and enquiries are solicited for all kinds of 
stock, particularly the undermentioned which are 
grown in large quantities: 
Evergreen and Deciduous Trees of all sorts 
and sizes up to stems of 4 inches diameter. 
Rhododendrons, best named sorts, also Cataw- 
biense and “ Parsons ” varieties. 
Clematis in great variety including several 
which originated in the nursery at Worcester. 
Roses, “tree,” bush, or climbing; the newest 
and best of all sections. 
Manetti Stocks, carefully prepared and well 
grown. 
Fruit Trees and Bushes of every description. 
Herbaceous and Alpine Plants. Also Aquatics, 
a very choice collection. 
Correspondence Solicited. 
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