THE NATIONAL NURSERYMAN 
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THE NEW ENGLAND NUUSEIIYMEN’S ASSOCIATION 
The seventh annual eenvenlion of the New England 
Nurserymen’s Association will be held at Hotel Bellevue, 
Boston, Tuesday and Wednesday, January 28tli and 
29th, 1919. 
A program has been arranged which it is expected will 
attract wide interest among the growers of trees and 
plants in New England, inasmuch, as important topics 
are to be discussed by able speakers. Among the more 
important are the “Proposed Quarantine on Importation 
of Nursery Stock” recently approved by the secretary of 
the United States Department of x4griculture, and w hich 
is to take effect on or after June 1st, 1919, the “New 
Buies Effecting Transportation,” and “New Laws Relat¬ 
ing to the Distribution of Nursery Stock in Interstate 
Commerce.” The latter will be discussed by Curtis Nye 
Smith, Esq., of Boston, Counsel for the American Asso¬ 
ciation of Nurserymen. Perhaps the most interesting 
feature to the general public will be the illustrated lec¬ 
ture to be held Tuesday evening; the subject being “How 
can we make New" England more Fruitful and more 
Beautiful?” Another timely topic for discussion which 
will interest all growers, wdll be presented by Mr. Wil¬ 
liam H. Judd of the Arnold iVrboretum. His subject 
will be “New Ornamentals of Real Merit Nurserymen 
should Grow.” The war has brought changes to nur¬ 
serymen as w"ell as to those in other lines of trade, and 
under the new" conditions it w ill be necessary to grow a 
w ider range of hardy ornamental trees, shrubs and plants 
to take the place of those, as far as possible, which have 
heretofore been imported from foreign countries. 
PEACH SEEDLINGS AND CUTTINGS 
We have for quick shipment 30,000 Peach Seedlings 3-16 
and up. In cuttings we have Brown Turkey and Celestial 
Fig, Oriental Plane, Carolina and Lombardy Poplar, Willow, 
California and Amoor River Privet, Spirea, Deutzia. Prices 
upon application. 
THE CURETON NURSERIES - Austell, Georgia 
L.R. TAYLOR & SONS 
TOPEKA - - _ _ KANSAS 
FOR SPRING 1919 
A fine lot of— 
Kieffer Pear Seedlings 
Japan Pear Seedlings 
Forest Tree Seedlings 
also 
A Large Assortment of Tw o and Three Year 
Apple Trees 
Forest Trees,, Shrurs^ Etc. 
Best sorts in new and standard 
ROSES 
<LEEDLE O'pR^W q rfcLD ■ } 
AMERICAN FLORlST^S TRADE DIRECTORY 
Price $3.00, Postpaid 
For Sale By 
NATIONAL NURSERYMAN PUB. CO. Inc., 
HATBORO, . _ _ PA. 
WANTED 
WANTED FOREMAN and ASSISTANT FOREMAN.— In 
a nursery carrying a general line of stock, largely for re¬ 
tail trade. Very little propagating. Prime essential, ability 
to handle men. 
ROSEDALE NURSERIES, 
Tarrytown - - - - - N. Y. 
WANTED —A practical working foreman. Please give ex¬ 
perience, age, and if single or married. State salary expected, 
with references. 
W. T. HOOD 85 CO., 
Richmond - Virginia. 
