D. H. HENRY 
Seneca Nurseries 
Geneva, - - N. Y. 
Let us make you quotations on 
Apple, Std. and Dwf. Pear, Cherry, Plum, 
Peach, Quince, Apricot, Small Fruits, Grape 
Vines, Ornamental Trees and Shrubs. 
300,000 Two-Year ASPARAGUS ROOTS 
PRICES VERY LOW 
T must sell them this fall, and my price is very much be¬ 
low what they are usually sold for. 
Varieties: Giant Argenteuil, Palmetto, Barr’s Mammoth, 
and Conover’s Colossal. 
HARRY L. SQUIRES, 
GOOD GROUND, N. Y. 
TREE SEEDS 
Large assortment of Tree, Shrub and Fruit 
Seeds for ornamental and forestry purposes 
Send for catalogue. CONYERS B. FLEU, Jr. 
Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa. 
Unusual and rare stock in great varie¬ 
ty; hardy Bamboos, Palms, Crapemyr- 
tles, Fruit and Economic trees and 
plants, etc., etc., from all over the world. 
New additions constantly being tested. 
Ask for complete descriptive catalog, and 
wholesale rates. 34th year. 
REASONER BROS., 
ONECO - - FLORIDA. 
Large Stock of 
RHODODENDRONS, CONIFERS, AZALEA MOLLIS, 
DUTCHMAN’S PIPE, ROSE BUSHES, BOXWOOD, CLE¬ 
MATIS, HYDRANGEA P. G., BLUE SPRUCE, AMPELOP- 
SIS, ETC. 
Will be pleased to submit our special prices upon application. 
KALLEN & LUNNEMANN, Boskoop, Holland 
Let me quote you on 
TREE AND SHRUB SEED 
CONIFER AND ACORNS 
A Specialty 
J. F. VON HAFFTEN, Consulting Forester, 
Winfield Junction - - Long Island, N. Y. 
Two 
Year 
ROSES 
Field 
Grown 
Fall shipment from Mo., Tenn., and Ky. nurseries 
2pinch 
Pots 
I F F n I F f LORAL COMPANY*! 
LLLULL ,spRiNqncu>-omo-J 
4-inch 
Pots 
GRAPE VINES 
OTHER SPECIALTIES: Gooseberries, Currants. 
Send want list for prices. 
The JOSSELYN NURSERY COMPANY, 
Fredonia, N. Y. 
• 0 THE BEST 
r eomes 15 acres 
Quick Delivery American Grown 
Delivery Now or Spring 
Send List of Wants and Ask for List 
C. BETSCHER, Dover, 0., U. S. A. 
PRINTING 
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Business Forms Hatboro, Pa. 
SpecialislH in Nursery Printing 
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Peach Trees 
and Strawberry Plants 
all leading market sorts for Fall 1916 
MYERS & SON , - Bridgeville, Del. 
BEES 
Bees are a money making asset on 
any farm, bringing annually a far 
greater return to your table and at 
the market than they cost in care and 
expense. Do you know the twentieth 
century methods? Buy PRODUC¬ 
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trations give in pictorial form all that 
is needed to explain the text. 
135 illustrations. 316 pages. Octavo. 
Handsome cloth. $1.50 net. Pcrtage 
or expressage extra. 
POULTRY 
PAYS the man who understands the 
latest methods and the practical sci¬ 
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poultry a side issue—it may be made 
the greatest revenue producer on the 
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the best treatise for money-making 
results available, shows you how to 
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ever before. Practical, modern, sci¬ 
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217 illustrations. 536 pages. Large 
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Postage or express charges extra. 
ORCHARDING 
THAT PAYS is easy work for the 
man who knows how to put into prac¬ 
tice the latest up-to-date methods of 
selection, planting, protecting, prun¬ 
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Sears, the manager of an active, 
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have resulted in the making of this 
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$1.50 and obtain all the knowledge. 
With 156 illustrations. 315 pages. 
Lg. 8vo. Handsome cloth. $1.50 net. 
Postage and express charges extra. 
For Sale by 
The National Nurseryman Publishing Co., Inc. 
Hatboro, 
Penna. 
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