THE NATIONAL 
NURSERYMAN 
MARCH 
1906 
Published Monthly at Rochester, N. Y. in Behalf of the Trade Interests of Nurserymen, Seedsmen and Plant Growers in General. 
ESTABLISHED 1847, 
OFFER A GENERAL LINE OF 
FOR THE COMING SPRING. 
Cherry, Std. Pear, Plum, Peachy 
Etc., in storage for prompt shipment. 
I. Eo llgleftfrite 5 Sokhs C©o 
Moimicoeo Mflclko 
We have secured this space in The National 
Nurseryman for one year in which to tell 
our Eastern friends about the beautiful Cut- 
Leaved Birch, Thorns, Rambler Roses, etc., 
we have to offer the trade for shipment in 
Fall of 1906 and Spring 1907. For particu¬ 
lars, address, 
rowa 
rottfeer 
Continental Nurseries, 
Rochester, New York. 
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RHODODENDRONS, HEMLOCKS, WHITE PINES, 
BOX BUSH. A general collection of 
specimen ornamentals. 
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NORWAY MAPLES, PIN OAKS, IBOTA 
PRIVET, SPIRAEA VAN HOUTTAI 
by the thousand. 
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WM. WARNER HARPER, Prop. 
C1EOTMUT HULL* PHILA,* 
Write us for prices on dormant field grown stock or 
on 2 y 2 inch pot plants for delivery now or for planting 
next spring outside— 
After about March 15, we will have Strong Plants in 
bloom in 4 and 5 inch pots—Just the thing for Easter 
and for Salesman’s Samples. 
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