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THE NATIONAL NUESERYMAN 
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I SPECIMEN TREES at Wholesale | 
I A choice lot of PLATT RIVER CEDARS. AUSTRIAN, SCOTCH and i 
= JACK PINES and Biota up to ten feet in height. = 
S Also several thousand BERBERIS THUNBERCII in 24 to 30 inch = 
E grade. = 
= WRITE FOR TRADE LIST = 
I KANSAS EVERGREEN NURSERIES, Manhattan, Kansas. | 
WANTED 
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I Wanted — High-Class Man | 
H By reliable, prosperous and up-to-date Nursery Company located = 
= in Middle Western States. Party must thoroughly understand propa- = 
= gating and growing general assortment of nursery stock, including Fruit = 
= Trees, Ornamental Stock, etc. Must be capable of taking full charge of = 
= nursery, comprising about 200 acres. Must also have experience in = 
= packing, grading, handling of men, properly keeping of nursery records, = 
E etc. Will sell interest to right party should they prove themselves cap- = 
= able and reliable. Unless you have real ability do not apply. All cor- = 
= respondence will be considered strictly confidential. = 
I BOX 32, CARE OF NATIONAL NURSERYMAN | 
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I ASSISTANT NURSERY SUPERINTENDENT WANTED | 
= First-class man to assist in running two nurseries two mules apart. = 
= Salary according to proven ability. Must have experience handling labor ^ 
= efficiently in propagating, growing, shipping, etc., Northern experience = 
= preferred. Give education, details of experience, references and pre- = 
= vious salary in first letter. = 
I AMERICAN FORESTRY COMPANY | 
= Little Tree Farms, Framingham Centre, Mass. = 
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FOR SALE 
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I FOR SALE I 
I 1,300,000 choice grape cuttings, mostly Con- | 
I cords, now growing for the coming winter and | 
I spring trade. Your inspection of these fields | 
I invited. | 
I Quality Is Our Motto | 
I F. G. Spoden Nursery Co. | 
I Fredonia, New York | 
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I FOR SALE I 
S Over Three Million very fine one year Grape Vines in the leading = 
= varieties and a limited amount of two year vines in most of the varietiies. = 
= Of Currant and Gooseberries, we have them in both one and two year = 
= in all of the leading varieties and fine stock. E 
= We can furnish Tip Plants in Columbian and Plum Farmer Rasp- = 
= berries. Spring delivery. = 
= We also have Root Cutting plants in Eldorado, Blowers, Ward and = 
= Snyder Blackberries. = 
= Let us quote you prices on your list of wants, they will be right. = 
= Our stock is guaranteed—and we give prompt service. = 
= When in Fredonia call and see us and our stock. = 
I FOSTER NURSERY CO., Inc. | 
I 69 Orchard St., FREDONIA, N. Y. | 
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i NURSERY FOR SALE OR WILL INCORPORATE f 
= Will sell all growing nursery stock with or without real estate. We = 
= have been established over 25 years and are doing an annual catalogue = 
= and wholesale business. Located 28 miles North tVest of Baltimore. = 
= Grow’ general nursery stock specializing in Peach trees, California = 
= Privet, Asparagus, Rhubarb, Shrubbery and Evergreens. The Westminster = 
= Nursery, Westminster, Md. = 
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= Wholesale growers of high grade Nursery Products. = 
I W^e offer for Fall 1924 and Spring 1925: | 
= APPLES, 1 and 2 year Buds = 
= PEACHES, 1 year = 
= PEARS, 2 year = 
= PLUMS, 1 and 2 year = 
= GRAPES, 1, 2 and 3 year = 
= ASPARAGUS, 2 year = 
= BARBERRY THUNBERCII = 
= SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL TREES = 
= SHRUBS, ROSES. ETC. = 
= CALIFORNIA PRIVET, 2 year, 2-3 ft. and 3-4 ft. = 
I CALIFORNIA PRIVET, 1 year, 6-12 in., 12-18 in., 18-24 ip., 2-3 ft. = 
= Special Price on Carload Lots b 
= We want EVERGREENS, 18 incli and up, also LINING OUT STOCK = 
= of all kinds. Send us your want and surplus lists. = 
I Franklin Davis Nurseries, Inc. | 
= 629-631 North Howard Street i 
I BALTIMORE, MD. | 
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I Virginia Grown Peach Trees j 
I For Sale or Exchange = 
= for Hardwood Cuttings and lining-out stock § 
I 4500 Elberta 3700 J. H. Hale | 
I 4600 Hiley Belle 2100 Greensboro | 
I 5800 Belle of Georgia | 
i The preLtieot, cleanest block of peach trees I ever saw. E 
i Will caliper 7-16ths and np, 4 to 6 feet high. = 
= SPECIAL PRICES ON CARLOAD LOTS | 
I JONES^ NORFOLK NURSERIES | 
I 200 TERMINAL BUILDING, NORFOLK, VA. | 
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I DON’T USE THE WRONG NAME | 
I Have you been embarassed because you did not use I 
I the proper common or scientific name when buying or | 
= selling plants? It will never happen again, if everybody = 
i owns and uses 1 
I “Standardized Plant Names” I 
I The New Plant Check-List | 
I Eminent plantsmen have put eight years of gratuitous 1 
= work on this book. There are 40,000 entries in one care- E 
I fully cross-indexed, alphabetical list that covers 546 pages. I 
I All plants introduced to American horticulture to as late | 
^ as January, 1923, are listed, including the varietal names = 
I of the rose, iris, apple and similar groups. The best | 
I common and scientific name for each has been adopted for | 
= general use. The name you know a plant by is there— = 
= you can se eat a glance whether or not it is correct. E 
^ Hon. Henry Wallace, Secretary, U. S. Department of Agricul- = 
= ture, says It should make possible a new era in the make-uj) S 
= and usefulness of American nursery catalogues.” S 
= Peter Bissett, Plant Introducer, U. S. Department of Agricul- = 
= ture says "this will undoubtedly be very helpful to me in my = 
= work in this office.” ' = 
I Standardized Plant Names is published in two editions; | 
I the standard edition, blue cloth binding at $5, postpaid; I 
I the pocket edition on thin India paper with limp covers at I 
I $6.50, postpaid. Send your order to i 
I THE NATIONAL NURSERYMAN | 
= HATBORO, PENNA. = 
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