FOR FALL, 1912 
AMERICAN 
ELMS... 
Norway Maples 
SPLENDID TREES 
MOUNT HOPE NURSERIES 
ROCHESTER, N. Y. 
AND NOW,- 
Wheri you arc thru your packing, and your planting is 
under way, and you can find time to look around and 
revise the plate-book for the 1912 campaign, write us 
about the J. & P. SPECL\LTIES and good things in 
ROSES, new and old, CLEMATLS, and shrubs like 
TREE HYDRANGEAS,» TREE LILACS, AMPE- 
LOPSIS, etc. Of some things we have a rather larger 
stock than usual for 1912-1913 season, and we think 
we could be induced to make very attractive prices on 
some earl}^ orders. 
Now is the time to buy FERTILIZER SOWERS. 
We sell good ones. And BUDDING KNIVES and 
RAFFIA. 
When you are buying, no matter what, send an 
inquiry to the J. & P. people. Costs a stamp; some¬ 
times saves a lot. 
JACKSON & PERKINS COMPANY 
"Grow specialties—Sell everything." 
Distributors of the “ Preferred Stock ” 
Grown at Newark, which is in Wayne County, 
New York State. 
SPECIAL NOTIC E 
APPLE QUINCE PEAR CHERRY 
PEACH PLUM 
A Fine Block of 
Own Root Roses 
ORNAMENTAL TREES SHRUBS 
BERRIES CLEMATIS 
EVERGREENS PEONIES PHLOX 
PYRAMIDAL and STANDARD 
TREE BOX, 3 to 6 feet 
Write for our Special Prices 
Special Attention given to Dealers, complete lists 
and carload lots. 
W. & T. SMITH COMPANY 
GENEVA, N. Y. 
63 Years 700 Acres 
Bcrckmans’ Specimens 
We never call a tree or plant a '“speci¬ 
men” until it really has earned the title. 
Our evergreens are transplanted, sheared 
and root-pruned, each one getting just the 
proper attention to make it a really hand¬ 
some and serviceable specimen. It costs 
more to produce such, but xt’s worth it— 
to us, to you and to your customers. 
Your Trade Will 
Be Pleased With Them 
We offer a select but limited stock at wholesale 
this year. We call attention to our Biotas—Aurea 
Nana, Aurea Conspicua, and Japonica Filiformis 
(see illustration); Retinospora, Thuya, and Juniper 
—all in popular sizes for the trade. 
Our Deciduous Shrubs include 
Exochorda, Lilac, Spirea, Althaea, 
Deutzia, Philadelphus, and a very 
choice stock of Teas’ Weeping Mul¬ 
berry. 
Broad-leaved Evergreens—Azalea 
Indica (Home-grown Plants) Mag¬ 
nolia Fuscata, Aucuba, Ligustrum, 
and English Laurel. Among our fruits, 
we direct particular attention to our 
clean, thrifty Peach Trees, of which 
we offer the the leading sorts. 
WRITE FOR 
PARTICULARS NOW 
Tell us what you need, quantity, 
etc., and we will quote lowest price 
possible. Write early and get the 
best selections from our stock. 
P. J. Bcrckmans Co. 
INCORPORATED 
Fruitland Nurseries 
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA 
Established 1856 . Over 450 acres in 
Nursery. Biota Japonica Filiformis. 
CONIFERS 
BROAD-LEAVED 
EVERGREENS 
DECIDUOUS 
SHRUBS 
WEEPING 
MULBERRY 
PEACHES 
OTHER FRUIT S 
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