THE NEW 
HYDRANGEA 
ARBORESCENS STERILIS, (Hills of Snow) 
Grown especially for the Nurserymen’s Retail Trade. 
Colored plates FREE. Attractive circulars at cost 
*J. W. iWcINARV, 
316 W. Fourth Ave., - ■ Dayton, Ohio. 
PEONIES 
IRIS and PHLOX 
A new catalogue with Cultural Directions and a Surplus List for 
the trade. T. C. THURLOW & CO., West Newbury, Mass. 
HYDRANGEA 
(Arborescens) 
GRAND. ALBA. A taking novelty for FORCING. Strong 
field grown. 10 to 15 inch and up. 
Write for prices. 
THE ELM CITY NURSERY COMPANY, 
NEW HAVEN, CONN. 
New Forcing and Garden Hydrangeas. 
Established 1859 
PEACH SEED 
We are now prepared to furnish the Virginia Natural Peach Seed 
Crop 1908—These seeds have ior }4 a century proven to be the best 
seed, as we can show from our testimonials from the leading 
Nurseries of the country.— Get your seed early—as early planting 
produces the best results.— Later on we will be able to supply Tenn., 
N C., and other Southern seed, if to be had. Send for catalog and 
testimonials. 
W. W. WITTMAN & CO., 
117 Hanover St., Baltimore, Md. 
P O. Box “451” —C. & P. Phone—St. Paul “4382.” 
L. F. DINTELMANN, Belleville, Ill. 
Apple, Pear, Peach, Cherry and Plum Trees, Evergreens, 
Ornamental Shrubs, Roses, Gladiolae, Cannas and Dahlias 
Nurserymen Should Try My Simplex Tree Baler 
IT DOES THE WORK. PRICE $16.00. 
For Sale—BRAGG TREE DIGGER. Used but a few days 
PEACH SEED 
I still have a few hundred bushels of 1907 crop peach 
pits. Special prices to close them out. Write 
C. G. NIEMAN, Port Clinton, Ohio 
Budded Pecan Trees 
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Japan Persimmon, Japan Walnut, 
and Muscadine Grape Vines . . 
Are Leaders to the Trade this Year. 
2^2 Inch Pots 
ROSES 
4 Inch Pots 
On own roots, summer grown, winter rested, for lining out. 
send want <^f | rrni r f loralcompany®'! 4°o Best 
^d^LLLULL rSPRINCriCLDOHlO-y Varieties 
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| R. C. PETERS & SONS, f 
| Successors to WM. M. PETERS’ SONS. % 
OF SNOW HILL NURSERIES, | 
OFFER FOR FALL, 1908 
PEACH TREES —more than fifty leading varieties one 
year from bud, aggregating upward of a million fine 
trees. , 
KIEFFER ST. PEARS —two years fine stock. 
CALIFORNIA PRIVET —one, two and three years, finely 
branched large stock. 
GRAPE VINES, 30 acres—one and two years fine roots 
and fine varieties in greatest quantities; Concord, 
Moore’s Early and Niagara. 
WHOLESALE LIST NOW READY. 
Long Distance Phone: 
Ironshire, Md. 
Post Office: 
Telegraph Office: 
Berlin, Md. 
IRONSHIRE, Worcester Co., Md. 
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SPRING HILL NURSERIES 
Formerly of TADMOR, OHIO, now located at 
TIPPECANOE CITY - Miami County, Ohio 
a mi line of Nursery Stock especially 
5 ? Peach, Kieffer Pear, Japan Plum, Black Locust 
^ Seedling, Silver Maple Seedling, Ornamental 
* and Shade Trees, Hardy Shrubs, 
# Perennials, Transplanting Stocks 
| ALL SUPPLIES NEEDED BY DEALERS 
JP See us for Catalpa Speciosa for year of 1909. 
2 ; Correspondence and personal inspection solicited. 
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For Fall 1908 and Spring 1909 
We wish to Call Attention to Our Offerings of 
PEACH—One Year and June Buds. We invite inquiries NOW from 
buyers of June Budded peach, plum and apricot. We will bud especially 
to suit YOUR particular wants. 
PLUM—De Soto, Wyant and Japanese varieties. 
PEAR, CHERRY AND QUINCE—As usual. 
MULBERRY—A splendid assortment, in quantity. 
PRIVET—California and (true) Amoor River. 
ROSES—Leading Hybrid Perpetuals, also Hardy Climbers. 
MAGNOLIA Grandiflora, SPIREA Van Houttei and ALTHEAS. 
Fraser Nursery Company 
Jjj Incorporated HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA 
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We also offer a general line of Nursery Stock, including Fruit 
and Ornamental Trees, Shrubbery, Field-Grown Roses, Etc., Etc. 
Prices always right. 
THE GRIFFING BROS. CO., 
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. 
When writing to Advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
Hedge Plants, California and Amoor River Privet 
We offer the trade nearly a million plants in the above for fall and spring de¬ 
livery. Write for wholesale price list. We have fine well branched stock, grown 
especially for the Nurserymen’s Retail trade, and offer prompt and satisfactory ser¬ 
vices. We have also 50,000 Soft Maple Seedlings, some Carolina Popular and 
American Sycamore in surplus, with other ornamental stock. Trade list ready 
August the first. VALDES 1 AN NURSERIES. _ 
Bostic Department, Bostic, North Carolina. 
When writing +0 Advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
