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. 
_ — -progressive and superb 
three MILLION TNG STRAWBERJ^X 1 grown. Spring season sta 
EVERBEAR"tick wen sprayed and of the very « slrawberry plants grown f^your 
and aormant and _ mulch H with success and ■ 
He “fe ^33^-— Lock Box, No. 38_ 
T A. BALER, Judsonj"- Ark- 
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. 
ONECO 
REASONER BROS., 
FLORIDA. 
EVERBEARING STRAWBERRY PLANTS 
If you need Everbearing strawberry plants to fill spring 
orders °or if you wish to increase your planting m nurseries 
we can supply you with genuine PROGRESSIVE Everoearing 
plants? guaranteed to be TRUE TO NAME and handled so as 
to reach you in best of growing condition. Write for prices. 
We have been growing and breeding the Everbearing straw- 
berries for the past eight years and have ™^ ny t n ®^ t fo? lale 
growing in our experimental grounds that are not yet for sale. 
We invite a personal visit to our grounds during fruiting sea- 
Xn. p?eflrlw? during August or September. The latch string 
is always out. 
THE GARDNER NURSERY CO., Drawer 103, Osage, Iowa. 
Two 
Year 
ROSES 
Fall shipment from Mo., Tenn., and Ky. nur series 
2| -inch r r n I F f LORAL COMPANY^ 4_inch 
Pots <^ 1 . LL L U LL J APRlNGriCUD-OHIO-J Pots 
Field 
Grown 
CRAPE VINES 
OTHER SPECIALTIES: Gooseberries, Currants. 
Send want list for prices. 
The JOSSELYN NURSERY COMPANY, 
Fredonia, N. Y. 
PIN OAK (Quercus Palustris) ACORNS 
Let us quote you prices in small or large quantities. 
NORTON & THURMOND 
Clarksville - - - 
HATHAWAY’S BERRY PLANTS 
(Lake County, Ohio Grown) 
The Leading Varieties, including Fall Bearers 
You cannot buy better even though you paid more. 
Owing to the backward spring—probably 
less than sixty per cent, of Root Cuttings and 
Transplants were put out as were grown last 
season throughout the country. GET WISE 
—while the growing is good,—and CON¬ 
TRACT NOW —with 
Wick Hathaway’s Berry Plant Nursery 
MADISON - - OHIO 
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