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Profitable Garden and Commercial Planting

APPLE TREES, Grimes Golden, Delicious, Stayman
Winesap, Yellow Transparent, McIntosh, Cortland and many
others, 2 yr., ll-16th inch diameter, 5-6 ft. high, $1.00 each,
$7.50 dozen, $35.00 a hundred.

PEACHES, Belle of Georgia, Crawford (late and early),
Greensboro, Hale and many others, all 5-6 ft. 75^ each, $5.00
dozen, $30.00 a hundred.

PEARS, CHERRIES, QUINCES, PLUMS each $1.00,
$7.50 dozen assorted.

GRAPE VINES, Concord, blue; Niagara, white; Camp¬
bells Early, black, Salem, red; and others, 2 yr. No. 1, 30^
each, $2.50 dozen, $12.00 a hundred. CACO, biggest and best
red, 40^ each, $4.00 dozen. FREDONIA, newest and best
black , 50 each, $5.00 dozen.

RASPBERRIES and BLACKBERRIES, $4.00 a hundred
The new YOUNGBERRY. $3.00 a dozen, $15.00 a hundred.
CURRANTS 25^‘ each, $2.00 dozen.

STRAWBERRIES,— with MASTODON at the head of
the list. This is a really and truly everbearer, with a big crop
early in the spring, and then another good yield of large,
luscious berries in the summer and falj. $2.00 a hundred,
$12.00 thousand. This has proved a very satisfactory variety.

Other reliable sorts, as Premier, Big Joe, Wm. Belt,
Marshall, Chesapeake, Dunlap, Gandy, Aroma, Etc., $1.00 a
hundred, $7.50 a thousand.

ASPARAGUS. Washington varieties 2 yr. No. 1 $1.50
a hundred, $10.00 a thousand. Palmetto, Barr’s, and others
$1.00 a hundred, $8.00 a thousand.

FERTILIZERS. Bone meal, sheep manure, Fertobac $3.50 a
hundred, 50 lbs. for $2.00, 10 lbs. for 50tf.

GRANULATED PEAT, for moisture conservation, keeping down
weeds, and making soil workable and productive, 20 bushel bale for $3.50.
This more than pays for itself in the time and labor saved, and the
better success of the planting. It is a wonderful lawn-reviver.

ALUMINUM SULPHATE, to feed your rhododendrons, kalmias,
azaleas, and other ericacious plants to furnish the necessary acidity,
$5.00 a hundred, 50 lbs. for $3.00.

Garden at Harmonyville. W. G. NYGE, Pottstown, Pa.

No business done on Sunday. Telephone, pughtown 23R2

Beautify Your Woods, or Shady Places on

your lawn by planting RHODODENDRON SEEDLINGS

RHODODENDRON SEEDLINGS, 9-12 inches, $10.00 a hun¬
dred $1.50 a dozen, 15^ each. Pink and white flowering.
Foliage effect handsome from the first. Maximum or
Catawbiense.

BOXWOOD for edging: Suffruticosa— the little-leaf variety,
4-6 inches, $15.00 a hundred, $2.00 a dozen, 20^ each.

LARGER SIZES SUFFRUTICOSA BOXWOOD

Size Each Per 100

8-10 inch, 7-8 inch spread $ .90 $ 60.00

10-12 inch, 8-9 inch spread 1.25 100.00

12-14 inch, 9-10 inch spread 1.90 155.00

14-16 inch, 10-11 inch spread 3.00 260.00

18-20 inch, 12-14 inch spread 7.00 620.00

All the above is little-leaf, Old English.

SEMPERVIRENS BOXWOOD— faster growing.

18-22 inch, bushy . $2.50 $200.00

JAPANESE BARBERRY, green, 3 yr. 12-18 inch, bushy,
$2.00 a dozen, $15.00 a hundred.

RED-LEAVED JAPANESE BARBERRY, 12-15 inch, 40^
each, $4.00 a dozen. 15-18 inch, 75^ each, $7.00 a dozen.

RED-LEAVED JAPANESE BARBERRY SEEDLINGS,
about*six inches high, $6.00 a hundred, 75^ a dozen.

CALIFORNIA PRIVET, 2 yr. 18-24 inch, $5.00 a hundred,
1 yr. 18-24 inches, $4.00 a hundred.

CHRYSANTHEMUMS for a Border, or Division Marker,

Hardy : Pink, yellow, white or bronze, $6.00 a hundred,
$3.50 for 50, $2.00 for 25.

IF YOU WANT A NOVELTY HEDGE, I will quote you in
quantity on Viburnum, Coralberry, Spirea Van Houtti
Deutzia, Rugosa rose, Hugonis rose, Lombardy poplar,
hemlock, spruce or Arbor Vitae.

Nursery at Harmony ville. W. G. NYGE, Pottstown, Pa.

No business done on Sunday. Telephone pughtown 23R2