
SPRING'S 
see COMING 
And it will be better growing weather than we have had for some years, thanks to plentiful 
snowfall for the first time in decades. For unpleasant as snow is to us, plants get from it 
(1) insulation against cold, so they come uninjured and vigorous through the winter; (2) 
moisture deep in the ground when spring thaws the snow; (3) nitrogen from the air—enough 
to give an extra growing start in-sarly-spring. Now-is the time to do any planting-jobs-you: 
may have been holding back on—plant that hedge, replenish your shrubbery, set out those 
shade trees, make that flower border. 
And this folder is much more than just a list of a few special items on which we can give 
advance prices. It is a reminder to get your plans made—to order early and take full ad- 
vantage of the favorable season coming. 
Many things are in short supply — small evergreens for instance — and we suggest prompt 
orders. If you do not see what you want in this folder, we will gladly send a complete 
catalog. Your request will be sure of attention if you will address it to “Department X”. 
KELSEY NURSERY SERVICE 
50 Church St., New York 7, N. Y. 
