Shrubs 
Evergreens 
Roses 
Hardy Plants 
All the Best and Hardiest Varieties. 
Largest Collections in America. 
Gold Meda.1— Paris—Pan-Ameri¬ 
can—St. Louis. 102 prizes N.Y. 
State Fair, 1904. Illustrated De¬ 
scriptive Catalogue (144 pages) 
FREE on request. 
ELLWANGER & BARRY, 
Nurserymen—Horticu It urists- 
mount hope nurseries, 
Rochester, N.Y. 
Established 1840. Mention this publication. 
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SHRUBS—Upright, Climbing and Standard. 
ROSES—Hardy Dwarf, Tea, Climbing, Rambler, Tree. 
RHODODENDRONS — Ponticum, Catawbiense, Named J 
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ROSES: Hybrid Perpetuals, Ramblers, Climbers, Mosses, Etc. 
On-own-roots and budded. The ‘‘J & P kind” that live, 
grow and bring other orders. Better than imported or field- 
rooted southern stock. _ ___ 
ARE YOU SELLING THE NEW CLIMBING ROSE 
“ DOROTHY PERKINS ?” It is the best climbing rose intro¬ 
duced since the Crimson Rambler. Was awarded medals at 
the Pan-American and Louisana-purchase expositions. Given 
a full-page illustration (without any pre-arrangement on our 
part) in the March number of ‘‘Country Life.” We sold over 
100,000 plants last season. . 
Many other new roses now being tested and grown, includ¬ 
ing BABY RAMBLER, Etoile de France, Gruss an Teplitz, 
Frau Karl Druschki, Rubin, Etc. 
riFMATIC- WE ARE THE LARGEST GROWERS IN THE WORLD 
ULEMA IIS. OF THIS POPULAR PLANT 
Leading large flowering] varieties and a large stock of 
Clematis Paniculata. 
2 YEARS AND 3 YEARS 150,000 plants 
for this season. 
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AMPE10PSIS VEITCNII, 
HERBAtEOUS PLANTS 
, ' popular perennials. 
HONEYSUCKLES, CLIMBING AND UPRIGHT. Large stock. 
HYDRANGEA PANIOIIATA bRANDIELORA, 
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Standards (Tree- 
f o r m) and 
Bush-form plants. We grow 100,000 annually. 
DAFONIA ^ LARGE ROOTS. FORTY BEST KINDS. Selected 
r/ALUItlrto, from over 150 varieties that we formerly grew. 
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FLOWERING SHRUBS, general assortment. 
ORNAMENTAL and SHADE TREES, Smooth and well-grown. 
CONIfERS, Good assortment of hardy, rapid-growing species. 
jR JACKSON & PERKINS CO., Newark. N. Y. 
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The Increasing Demand 
For Biota Aurea Nana, (Berckmans Golden Arbor Vitae,) 
Was Greater Than Last Season’s Supply. . . 
THIS YEAR WE GROW TEN ACRES 
OF THIS POPULAR CONIFER. 
Select items wanted from this list and write us for prices. 
FIRST-CLASS STOCK, 
AMOOR RIVER PRIVET (The Best Evergreen Hedge! 
CITRUS TRIFOLIATA (The Best Defensive Hedge! 
AZALEAS (Own Roots, 
(Home Grown! 
CAMELLIAS (Home Grown) 
GARDENIAS 
MAGNOLIAS 
CEDRLS DEODARA 
RETINOSPORAS 
LIBOCEDRUS DECLRRENS 
JUNIPERS 
Palms: KENTIAS 
LATANIAS 
PHOENIX 
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ALTHEAS 
EXOCHORDAS 
HYDRANGEAS 
LONICERAS 
LILACS 
WALNUTS 
PECANS Seedlings 
and Grafted 
SHADE TREES 
CHERRIES 
PLUMS 
PEACHES 
PEARS 
GRAPES 
ORANGES 
LEMONS 
LIMES 
POMELOS 
(All Citrus 
Fruits on Cit¬ 
rus Trifoliata) 
P. J. BERCKMANS COMPANY (Inc ) 
PRU1TLAND NURSERIES, AUGUSTA, GA. 
Established 1856. Over 450 Acres in Nursery. 
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