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ed to thrive in the temperate climates due to the altitude 
at which they ae growing. 
At altitudes of 12,000 to 16,000 feet were seen a forest 
of birches, a wonderful forest of juniper trees, many of 
the trees have perfectly straight trunks branchless for 
40 to 50 feet with a circumference of 18 to 20 feet. Fes¬ 
toons of long grey lichens hung from every tree, and 
every branch was covered with moss and ferns showing 
the dampness and humidity of the climate. 
Currants were found of great size, sour but excellent 
stewed. These sound promising as an addition to our gar¬ 
dens. Silver firs are mentioned of immense size with 
trunks from 20 to 25 feet in circumference forming mag¬ 
nificent forests. 
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Deutzia Vilmorin, new large white; Sophora Vicifolia, new for 
flowering Hedges; Weigelia Rosea e. f. c. Biota Orientalis; 
Orr. Compacta; Orr. Pyraminice, 1 year, bushy; Hardy Peren¬ 
nial seedlings delivered at reasonable prices. 
J. DVORAK, NURSERYMAN, Hempstead, L. I., N. Y. 
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Trade Wants Solicited | 
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LUCRETIA DEWBERRY 
Cuttings and Transplants 
RASPBERRY, BLACKBERRY PLANTS 
In Assortment 
HATHAWAY’S BERRY PLANT NURSERY, 
MADISON, OHIO. 
For Perennials^ Gladiolus, Dahlias and Gannas 
Write 
WELLER NURSERIES CO. 
Perennial Specialists, 
HOLLAND .... MICHIGAN 
10,000 BARBERRY THUNBERGI, 2 to 3 feet 
40,000 SPIREA Von HOUTTI, 3 to 4 feet, Bushy 
Offered to the trade in large quantity by 
BEAUDRY’S NURSERY COMPANY 
Rural Route, Oaklawn, Cook County, Ill. 
PEACH SEED, 1921 Crop 
Choice, Prices very reasonable 
Prices and samples sent oh request. 
ALPHA NURSERY, Alpha, Ills. 
Mention is made of Ihe wonderful variety of wild flow¬ 
ers and although late in (he season a white potentilla 
with a crimson center, a beautiful cream colored prunula 
with an orange center and curious blue white gentians 
were still blooming. 
HOW WE MAKE MONEY ON PEONIES 
is outlined in our magazine, Florists’ Problems. A copy 
with trade list is yours, for the asking. 
The profits are to be had if you go after them. The de¬ 
mand is increasing. Quarantine 37 has made a shortage 
which American growers must supply. Now is the time 
to prepare for the future. Every year’s delay is a year’s 
profit lost. Write right now. 
SARCOXIE NURSERIES PEONY FIELDS, 
WILD BROS. NURSERY CO., Sarcoxie, Mo. 
WANTED 
SALESMAN WANTED —A high class traveling salesman 
wanted for nursery stock. One who can reach the best trade, 
and who i •; thoroughly familiar with trees and plants, and has 
. ome knowledge of landscape work and etc. Will pay a good 
salary to any one who is successful. Answer with reference 
from two or three responsible parties and with full particu¬ 
lars as to experience. 
H. G., National Nurseryman, Hatboro, Pa. 
WANTED, December delivery, Ten Thousand Peony divi¬ 
sions, 2 to 3 eye, mailing size, in 4 separate colors, not named. 
Equal quantities pure white, flesh pink, rose, and dark red. 
Also 2,000 Eduli’s Superba. 
THE TEMPLIN-CROCKETT-BRADLEY CO., 
Cleveland, O. 
WANTED —Salesman who understands landscaping. We 
have a 45 acre ornamental nursery located in the heart of Lin¬ 
coln. Our growing department is firstclass but have no sales 
organization. Want to connect with the right sort of a man 
who can take charge of the - sales organization. Address 
WOODS BROS. NURSERIES, Lincoln, Nebr. 
WANTED —Practical Nurseryman and Landscape Gardener 
as working foreman. Good opportunity for advancement. Re¬ 
tail trade in residential section near New York City. Address 
HEATHCOTE NURSERIES, Mount Vernon, N. Y. 
WANTED —A Car of Hemlock in assorted sizes, 2-5 feet 
and other good evergreens in variety. Also lining out sizes 
of evergreens and deciduous shrubs. Please quote. 
We offer a few hundred bushels of Tennessee peach seed. 
Also a surplus of good shade trees. 
H. P. HILLENMEYER & SONS 
LEXINGTON, Ky. 
ESTABLISHED 1893 
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INCORPORATED 1902 
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