Ornamental Stocks 
NURSERIES 
420 ACRES 
16 Route d’Olivet 
WE GROW 
FRUIT TREE STOCKS—All Sizes. 
300 varieties of Conifers, i to 4 years old, 
1200 varieties of Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, i to 3 years old. 
1600 varieties of New and Old Ornamental Trees & Shrubs in all Sizes. 
250 varieties of Climbing Plants. 
400 varieties of Conifers, i to 4 feet high, 
400 varieties of Perennials. 
800 varieties of New and Old Roses. 
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CATALOGUES 
TRANSON BROS, & D. DAUVESSE’S NURSERIES, 
BARBIER ^ CO., Successors, 
Orleans, France 
FUNGOUS DISEASES OF PLANTS 
By BENJAMIN MINGE DUGGAR 
Professor of Plant Physiology in Cornell University 
This book is designed to serve as a substantial reference book and 
is the result of special experience in the study of the practical aspects 
of plant pathology. There is a comprehensive discussion of the chief 
fungous diseases of cultivated and familiar plants. 
Each disease is discussed with reference to its occurrence, the 
nature of the lesions or processes induced, the structure, life history, 
and cultural relations of the casual fungus, and practical methods for 
prevention or control. 
The literature of the subject is freely cited, and a host index pro¬ 
vides a ready reference to all of the important fungous diseases occurr¬ 
ing upon any host. The method of treatment followed is intended 
to facilitate and stimulate the work of the nurseryman and practical 
fruit grower and to enlarge the interests of the general reader. The 
book is very fully illustrated from photographs and from drawings 
especially made for this work. 
8 VO. 508 pages, Illustrated. $2.40. Trade Edition. 
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MODERN 
FRUIT 
METHODS 
the price. 50-gallon barrels, $25.00; 
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“Modern Methods of Harvesting, Grading and Packing Apples” is a book that 
should be in the hands of every orchardist who is desirous of getting the highest 
possible price for his apples. It illustrates and describes the Western methods 
of fruit packing. The fruit grower of the East is greatly indebted to his West¬ 
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and if, with the great natural advantages of soil, rainfall and close proximity of 
market, he does not profit by this example, he has no one to blame but himself. 
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book and new booklet, “Scalecide—the Tree vSaver.” If your dealer cannot 
supply you with “Scalecide” we will deliver it to any railroad station in the 
United States east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio rivers on receipt of 
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