Will be found in our new Price List. It will be mailed about Jan. ioth. If you do 
not receive a copy in due time write us for one. Use printed stationary. We send 
it only to the Trade. 
GET INTO THE HABIT of consulting our List or else writing us for quota¬ 
tions before placing orders. It is a habit that makes for economy and helps not a 
little in making the year’s balances of the right kind and amount. 
ROSES—No. 1 Grade, on-own-roots and badded. 
DOROTHY PERKINS—Originated by ns. The most 
valuable introduction and best seller since the advent 
of Crimson Rambler. Make it a specialty. Strong 
plants at less than most other varieties this year. 
Plates supplied, for agents’ books, and attractive 
printed matter. 
CLIMBERS—Baltimore Belle, Crimson Rambler, Helene' 
Pink Rambler, Queen of the Prairies, Russell’s Cot¬ 
tage, Tennessee Belle, White Rambler, etc. 
HYBRID PERPETUALS, ETC.—Good assortment, in¬ 
cluding dark reds. Strong plants. Special low 
prices on large lots of La France and Paul Neyron. 
TEAS AND HYBRID TEAS—Strong field-grown plant.- 
from our California nurseries and greenhouse plants 
from four inch pots. 
Lighter grades of field-grown roses. 
CLEMATIS—We are headquarters for the leading large- 
flowering varieties. We grow them in larger quan¬ 
tities than any other concern in the world. Have a 
particularly fine lot of plants for this season. Va¬ 
rieties—Bangholme Belle, white; Gen. Grant, laven¬ 
der; Henryk, white; Jackmanni, purple; Lanugi¬ 
nosa Candida, white; Mme. Edward Andre, red, etc.; 
Paniculata—one-year, transplanted; for nursery planting 
or mailing; large stock and low prices. 
OTHER CLIMBING VINES—Strong field-grown stock. 
Ampelopsis Veitchii, 3 years and 2 years; Actinidia; 
Aristolochia; Honeysuckles, Chinese, Halleana, Gol¬ 
den-leaved, Pallida; Tecoma. 
HERBACEOUS PLANTS—Strong, field-clumps. Achil¬ 
lea, “The Pearl;’’ Astilbe Japonica; Coreopsis Lan- 
ceolata; Roseus; Dicentra Spectabilis; Heliopsis 
Pitcherianus; Iris Kaempferi; Paeonias, large as¬ 
sortment of best varieties; Phlox, good assortment; 
Rudbeckia, “Golden Glow;’’ Yucca filamentosa. 
GOOSEBERRIES—A few No. 1 grade still unsold. Con¬ 
siderable quantities of good medium grade plants— 
equal to 1 year, No. 1. Varieties—Columbus, 
Houghton, Downing, Industry, Red-Jacket (Josse- 
lyn); Smith’s Improved. 
ORNAMENTAL SHRUBBERY—Smooth, thrifty, young 
stock—no “ left-overs.’’ Almond, Double Red, 
Double White; Berberry, Common, Purple-leaved, 
Thunbergii; Cornus Elegantissima Variegata; Deut- 
zias, Gracilis, Pride of Rochester, Rosea flora pleno, 
Waterii; Wellsii, Elder, Cut-leaved, Golden-leaved; 
Forsythia, Furtuneii, Suspensa, Viridissima; Fringe, 
Purple, White; Honeysuckle, Red Tartarian, white 
Tartarian; Hydrangea, Paniculata Grandiflora, 
standards and bush-form; Japan Quince, Lilacs, 
assorted named varieties; Privet, Amoor River, 
California; Prunus Pissardi, Triloba; Rosa, Multi¬ 
flora Japonica; Snowballs; Syringas; Spirea, An¬ 
thony Waterer, Billardi Douglas!, Golden-leaved, 
Van Houtte; Weigelia Candida, Eva Rathke, 
Floribunda, Rosea, Variegata. 
ORNAMENTAL TREES—Beech, Common, Purple-leaved 
River's; Birch, Cut-leaved; Catalpa, Bungeii, 
Kaempferi, Speciosa, Syringaefolia; Chestnut, Am¬ 
erican, Spanish; Cornus Floridus; Elm, American; 
Horse Chestnut, Double White, Red-Flowering; 
Judas Tree; Linden, American, Broad-leaved, Euro¬ 
pean, Silver; Maple, Ash-leaved, English, Norway, 
Red Colchinum, Silver, Sugar, Sycamore, Weir’s 
Cut-leaved; Mountain Ash, Oak-leaved; Mulberry, 
New American, Teas’ Weeping ; Oak, English, Scar¬ 
let, Turkey; Plane, Oriental; Popular, Bolleana, 
Carolina, Lombardy, Van Geert’s; Salisburia; 
Strawberry Tree; Tulip Tree; Virgilia Lutea; Wil¬ 
low, Kilmarnock, Laurel-leaved. 
CONIFERS—Smooth, thrifty, young stock. At least 
twice transplanted. Arbor Vitae, American, Siber¬ 
ian; Fir, Balsam; Hemlock; Larch, European, 
Japan; Pine, Austrian, Scotch, White; Spruce, Colo¬ 
rado Blue, Douglas’s, Norway. 
Apples, Dwarf Pears, Peaches, Standard Pears. 
1904 Crop Apple Seed 
FRENCH OR VERMONT 
JACKSON 4 PERKINS CO. 
Newark 
IN. V. 
