ISABELS NURSERYMEN 
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The Betyamiti Chase Co Derty Village, 
Ben Davis J 
I ALL “AMERICAN NURSERYMEN “ 
i Wishing to do business with Europe 
should send for the 
I “HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER” 
I This is The British Trade Paper being read weekly by 
I all Horticultural traders. It is also taken by over looo of 
I the best Continental houses. Annual subscriptions to cover 
j cost of postage, 75 cents. Money orders payable at Lowd- 
I ham, Notts. As the H. A. is a purely trade medium appli- 
i cants should, with the subscription, send a copy of their 
i catalogue or other evidence that they belong to the nursery 
[ or seed trades. Address 
I Editors of the “ H. A.” ^^^NGLAND?^^^’ 
Charles Detriche, Senior 
ANGERS, FRANCE 
Grower and Exporter of Fruit-Tree Stocks, 
Forest Tree Seedlings, Rose Stocks, Shrubs, 
Vines, and Conifers for Nursery Planting. 
For all information as to Stocks, prices, terms, etc., address 
JACKSON & PERKINS CO 
(SOLE AGENTS) 
NEWARK, N. Y. 
INorthern Grown JNursery Stock 
We Grow a General Assortment of Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Roses and Herbaceous Perennials, Etc. 
Prices Reasonable. Wholesale 
The Bay State [Nurseries, 
! TO THE TRADE I 
j The Commercial Nursery Co. j 
I WINCHESTER, TENN. | 
I offer for FALL 1912 and SPRING 1913 j 
I Peach, Plum, and one year old Apple Grafts, Shade Trees, Roses | 
I and Evergreens. Fine lot of June Buds peach—Carman, : 
j Slappy, Greensboros, Hill, Bell of Ga., Elberta. Write for prices. ; 
I Satsuma Orange and Pecans at our Branch Nursery i 
I MONTICELLO, FLA. j 
Trade List for the Asking. 
[North Ahington, iVlass. 
i We hold one of the finest stocks in England of 2 yr. | 
I field grown Hybrid Tea Roses on the seedling I 
I briar, also a large collection of Standard Roses on I 
I briar stock. j 
I Hardy American Rhododendrons of the best | 
I varieties, such as the Sargents, Chas. Dickens, E. S. Rand, j 
I Seflon, Old Port, Everertianum, Etc., Etc. We grow 60 I 
; acres of Named Rhododendrons. = 
250,000 Manetti Stocks first grade, grown on sandy ground and guaranteed ! 
well rooted at bottom of stock. i 
25,000 Finns cembra, from 6 in. to 3 ft. ! 
25,000 Andromeda florabunda, in all sizes up to 2 ft. | 
5,000 Abies parryana Kosteriana from 1 ft. to 4 ft. | 
wj.d,eg.„ vv. FROMOW & SONS |Sd I 
LEVAVASSEUR & SONS, Nurseries ai^U^y and Orleans 
Wholesale Growers of Fruit Tree Stocks, Ornamentals, Evergreen Seedlings, etc. Best Grading Quality, and Packing. 
Largest shippers to this country. All leading nurserymen are our regular customers. Orders booked now for delivery for season 
1912 to 1913 at open prices, so as to secure quantities. For further information address our 
American Agents, AUGUST ROLKER & SONS, New York, 31 Barclay Street or P O. Box 752. 
GRAFTING KNIFE No. 2 , $1.80 doz. Postpaid. 
FLORISTS’ KNIFE 
White Handle 
MAHER & GROSH WAR¬ 
RANTED KNIVES 
Pocket Grafting Knives, 30, 40 and soc. each. Nursery Pruner, 50c. postpaid. Nursery Budder, 25c. post¬ 
paid. Pocket Budder, 350. postpaid. 
The FLORISTfKNIFE—No. 89, as shown, 55c.; 6 for $2.75. No. 89K has r’V 
grafting point blade, same price. These blades are equal to any razor in^^' ' ,, 
fineness. 1 , , 
Send for 12 page Nursery Tool Catalogue 
MAHER & GROSH CO., 90 A St., TOLEDO, OHIO 
No. 89 
50c. postpaid 
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