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Huntsville 
Wholesale Nurseries 
Huntsville, Ala. 
JESSIE s. MOSS, Prop. 
We offer for the Fall of 1909 and Spring 
of 1910 in large quantities as usual : 
SPECIALTIES 
PEARS—Bartlett and Beurre de Anjou, one year, in large 
supply. As fine in quality as ever grown. 
PEARS- -Kieffers, one and two years old. A much 
smaller crop than heretofore 
PEARS —Assorted leading varieties. One and two yrs. old. 
CHERRIES —On Mahaleb. Leading sour varieties. A 
large block but not as many as usual. 
PEACHES —We excel in Peaches, and of these we will 
have as large and as fine a stock as we have' ever grown, 
both in one year and June Buds. 
PLUMS— A light stock of these for this year. 
PECANS— We make a specialty of grafted Pecans. These 
are grown in our branch nurseries at Biloxi, Miss., where 
the conditions are very favorable for their propagation. 
ROSES —Budded.We have discontinued the propagation 
of Roses at Biloxi. We will have a large stock of leading 
Hybrid Perpetuals and Mosses grown at Huntsville. 
PRIVET —Amoor River. Retains its foliage longer and 
holds its color better than Colifornia Privet. 
MAGNOLIA G. F. —Huntsville grown. Handsome, young 
plants, transplanted. 
See Price List for particulars. 
Address, W. F. HEIKES, Manager, 
HUNTSVILLE, ALA. 
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JJAVE you seen and examined 
the quality of our water¬ 
proof rawhide shipping tags 
and tree labels ? This stock is 
especially 
adapted to 
hard usage 
and outside 
use. “Once 
used, always 
used.” Send 
for samples 
and prices. 
Our refer¬ 
ences are the largest Nursery¬ 
men in the United States. 
The Denney Tag Co. 
WEST CHESTER, PA. 
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STARK BRO’S 
NURSERIES & ORCHARDS 
COMPANY 
CAPITAL STOCK $1,000,000 
PIONEER NURSERIES OF THE WEST 
Established 1825 
Fourth Generation of Stark 
STARK 
DIGGERS 
are now 
furnished 
with a 
very heavy 
double 
edged 
blade of 
highest 
quality 
crucible 
steel ; 
prevents 
all twists 
and spring. 
A boy 
can pull 
trees 
loosened by 
the adjust¬ 
able lifter. 
STARK 
IMPROVED 
TREE 
DIGGER 
(PATENTED) 
Inslanily Adjustable. 
Strong,LIGHTEST Draft 
N ursery men 
Throw n 
in or out of 
the ground 
quickly, 
without 
heavy 
lifting. 
Easily 
turned. 
Moved 
from one 
location 
to another 
on its own 
wheels. 
Used by 
many of 
the leading 
nursery¬ 
men; has 
always giv¬ 
en satis¬ 
faction. 
Write for Descriptive Circular and Prices 
General Office, Nurseries, Packing Houses 
LOUISIANA, MO. 
BRANCHES j Starkdale, Mo 
\ Fayetteville, Ark. 
Rockport, Ill. Atlantic, la. 
Portland and Dansville, N. Y. 
Storage Capacity 1,000 Car Loads 
GENERAL LINE OF NURSERY STOCK 
L J * GV x X. U 1 lxVXli AiX 1 # 
BLUE SPRUCE, all sizes, 2 to 7 feet. £ 
WEEPING BLUE SPRUCE. This most wonderful weeping 
conifer is the most distinct weeping tree in existence. $ 
Ask price. X 
ROSES, Hybrid Perpetual and Hybrid Tea varieties. 
CONIFERS and EVERGREENS, 150 varieties. 
RHODODENDRONS, Hardy Hybrid and Maxima, 50 varie¬ 
ties. 
EVERGREEN SHRUBS, 35 varieties. 
FLOWERING SHRUBS, 350 varieties. 
JAPANESE MAPLES, 25 varieties. # 
ORNAMENTAL DECIDUOUS SHADE TREES, 50 varieties. £ 
WEEPING and STANDARD DECIDUOUS TREES, 30 varie- * 
ties. * 
HEDGE PLANTS, 25 kinds. £ 
HARDY VINES and CLIMBERS, 75 varieties. 2 
PLANTS and TRAILING VINES, 12 varieties. * 
SPRING and SUMMER FLOWERING ROOTS and BULBS, J 
250 varieties. * 
DECORATIVE and FLOWERING PLANTS, 50 varieties. 
TRAINED and OTHER FRUIT TREES. We can supply in £ 
any quantity and in all varieties; Nectarines, Peaches, ^ 
Plums, Apricots, Cherries, Pears, Apples, etc. « 
SMALL FRUITS. 75 varieties. * 
NEW and RARE TREES, SHRUBS and EVERGREENS, | 
35 varieties. * 
* MISCELLANEOUS NEW and RARE PLANTS and VINES, j 
25 varieties. X 
HARDY HERBACEOUS PLANTS (Old Fashioned Flowers) ip 
1,000 varieties. £ 
NEW and RARE CHOICE HARDY PERENNIALS, 65 varie- | 
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ORNAMENTAL GRASSES, 30 varieties. 
HARDY FERNS, 50 varieties. 
ASK FOR WHOLESALE CATALOG VISIT NURSERIES 
BOBBINK & ATKINS, 
NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS, 
RUTHERFORD, N. J. 
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