Wholesale price list of the Alabama Nursery Company, incorporated

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NURSERY
COMPANY

INCORPORATED

HUNTSVILLE

ALABAMA

E. A. CHASE, President
H. S: CHASE, Treasurer
H. B.. CHASE, Secretary

| “CHASE'S ALABAMA GROWN”

To THE TRADE: ; ; meet %

This is the twelfth issue of Chase's: Red Boot! =
made for us many warm friends and valuable’ custome:
We thank you, There are Nurserymen and De le:
wholesale biyers—well acquainted with this tittle R aM Ae
Book who are not yet regular purchasers of AGTH ES
Alabama, Grown.” We wish this issue to start corres-
pondence that will’ pat YOU ‘on our list of pecs oe
tomers. on

Weather conditions the a8 winter were good;
} damaging frosts or excessive rainfall, The Spring

Summergrowth has been steady and’ strong: . een oO
is UNIFORM and GOOD, :

We solicit your orders with the BEES oe they wi a
_ be handled‘ in keeping with the three isd points 2 aia

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Yours very truly, ;
ALABAMA NURSERY Come.
Huntsville, Alabama, Sept. 1st, 1904:

References

For the Seaventenes of those who do not auoacd
refer to-any of the Banks or business houses of. ums
or to the Commercial. Agencies, or any of ces
nursery firms of the United States.’ 9”

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Fall 1904 September Ist, 1904

Wholesale Price List

of the

Alabama Nursery Company

(Incorporated )

Huntsville, Alabama

We grow Nursery Stock to sell at WHOLESALE. We
do not intend to send our lists to planters or to parties not
entitled to them. We hear complaints of Nurserymen send-
ing trade lists to parties not entitled to them. If our lists
go to such parties it is an error which we will THANK YoU
TO CORRECT by advising us of parties name and address.

All Telegrams are Transmitted by Telephone

FOR YOUR INFORMATION

We would suggest that parties with whom we have never
had dealings, send us their orders in time for us to commu-
nicate with their references before they want stock ship-
ped. We cannot accept orders from such parties without
cash in advance, satisfactory security or references, and we
mention this to avoid delay on rush orders during the pack-
ing season.

Each order is handled separately. After lifting, the trees
are sent immediately to our large cellar where they are
GRADED AND BUNCHED UNDER COVER, exposure is
reduced to a minimum and customers may depend upon re-
ceiving stock fresh, sound and in perfect condition.

Telegraphic orders usually filled same day they are re-
ceived. Use Nurseryman’s Telegraphic Code.

It is not our ambition to be a low-priced house, but we
strive to grow stock that is FIRST-CLASS, TO GRADE
ACCURATELY, to have the handling and packing as good
AS THE BEST. We expect to sell on the market. We
believe this is the way to hold trade.

Ten, hundred and thousand rates. We make three rates to
apply as follows: On orders for 50 trees and over (up to
300) WHEN NOT LESS THAN TEN TREES OF A
VARIETY, the hundred rate will be charged. On orders
for 300 trees and over WHEN NOT LESS THAN TEN
TREES OF A VARIETY, the Thousand rate will be
charged. On all orders of less than 50 trees the Ten rate
will be charged.

Guarantee of Genuineness

We exercise the greatest care to keep our varieties PURE
and TRUE to name, and we hold ourselves in readiness at
all times to replace, on proper proof, all stock that may prove
otherwise, or refund the amount paid; but it is mutually
agreed between the purchaser and ourselves that we shall
not at any time be liable for any amount greater than the
original price of the goods.

Packing and Packing Cases

Our packing season begins October Ist, and continues
through the winter until March Ist.

The cost of cases seven and one-half to nine feet long,
thirty inches, is $2.50; twenty-four inches, $2.00; eighteen
inches, $1.50. Bales, 25 cents to 75 cents. No charge for
drayage.

Bales cost a higher rate of freight; so, as far as possible,
we ship in cases.

Shipping

Please state how goods must be sent; whether by freight
or express; also route. If no directions are given, we will
ship as we think best serves customer’s interests without
assuming responsibility. The risk and cost of transportation
belong to purchaser.

Grades

We grade carefully; in some cases by caliper, others by
height. When by both, the caliper must govern. The
lower number is included, and the higher number excluded.
For instance, in a grade from four to five feet, four feet trees
are included, but five feet go into the next grade. If plump
five feet trees are wanted, the order must be for five to six
feet. When possible, we prefer to send samples to prospec-
tive customers.

Caution

We accept all orders upon the condition that they shall be
void should any injury befall the stock, from frost, hail,
storm, fire or other causes over which we have no control.

Claims

All claims must be made immediately on receipt of goods,
or they will not be allowed.

Prices

The quotations in this list are for the WHOLESALE TRADE
ONLY, and are subject to change without notice.

+ ALABAMA NURSERY COMPANY’S

kes” TIM E—If possible, give us a few days notice before
you want stock shipped. We will ship your goods on the
day specified if possible.

CIPHER—For convenience in Telegraphing, a Cipher
word in Jtalic type is given for each grade.

APPLE

Two Years, Grafted

Per10 Per100 Per 1000

6 to 7 feet, % tol inch, well bran___Keen $1 00 $9 00 $ 80 00
5 to 7 feet, ¥% to 34, well branched.___Kemp 80 7 00 60 00
4 to 6 feet, % to %, branched .______. Kennel 65 5 00 40 00
3 to 5 feet, whip and branched.______. vettle 40 3 00 25 00
Ark. Mam. Blk. Twig Martha
Ben Davis Maidens Blush
Bismarck Red Astrachan
Buckingham Red Siberian
Caroline Red June Red Limbertwig
-Carter’s Blue Shockley
Ea. Harvest Smiths Cider
Eckels Summer Summer Rose
Gano Transcendant
Grimes Golden Wealthy
Hackworth Whitney No. 20
Horse Wine Sap
Hyslop York Imperial
Ingram Yellow Transparent
Jonathan Yates
Kinnard’s Choice
One Year, Budded
AutONS Ne etait OSE liyanyyi pee Kick $ 6 00 $ 50 00
3to4 feet, “ Sb Goan ae he Kid 5 00 40 00
2to3 feet, ‘ SE lg 2 Ae a a as Bhi a Kill 3 50 25 00
Ark. Mam. Blk. Twig Martha
Ben Davis Maiden’s Blush
Bismarck Red Astrachan
Buckingham Red Limbertwig
Carters Blue Rebel
Caroline Red June Sweet Bough
Ea. Harvest Shockley
Gano Transcendant
Grimes Golden Wine Sap
Horse Yates
Hyslop Yellow Transparent

Kinnards Choice York Imperial

WHOLESALE PRICE LIST 5

STANDARD PEAR

Two Years, Budded on French Stocks

Per10 Per100 Per 1000
6 to 8 feet, 3 to 1 inch, well bran___-Azmg $140 $1200 $110 00

5 to7 feet, % to %, well branched___-.A7tten 1 20 10 00 90 00
4 to 6 feet, 9-16 to °g, well bran_______ Knock 1 00 9 00 80 00
3% to 5 feet, % to 9-16, branched_____ Knave 90 8 00 70 00
3 to 4 feet, whip and branched_-_—____ Knee 70 6 00 50 00
2 to 3 feet, whip and branched ___-__-- Kneel 50 4 00 30 00

Bartlett Lawrence

Beurre de Anjou Lincoln Coreless

Clapps Favorite LeConte

Duch. de Angouleme Seckel

Flemish Beauty Sheldon

Howell Wilder

Kieffer Vermont Beauty

Koonce

STANDARD PEAR

One Year, Budded on Branched French
Roots Whips and Branched

LOMO CC b= ae = we Bene ane ene Labor $150 $1250 § 110 00
ACEO} D RO CE: Sia = Sees. Aas ek Label 1 2 _11 00 100 00
BLO teeta 2h a8 fe eS oS eee Se Lace 90 7 30 70 00
PLO CCL sae ake a ee ys epee Lack 80 6 00 50 00

Bartlett Kieffer

Beurre de Anjou Koonce

Clapps Favorite Lawrence

Duchess de Angouleme LeConte

Early Harvest Lincoln Coreless

Flemish Beauty Seckel

Garber Sheldon

Howell Wilder

Japan Golden Russett Vermont Beauty

DWARF PEAR

Two Years

Per 100
37 too neetaemtOeye Sane eee = Ladle $ 8 00
Sito feet) {Act — ee ee See Lag 6 00
Duchess de Angouleme
One Year
ato 4tee a: cee eee Lat 5 00
2 to Steet 2 Sa ee ee a Lake 3 00

Duchess de Angouleme

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QUINCE

Two Years, Well Branched

Per 10 Per100 Per 1000

stoteet. (-l6t0ns 22222. ee Law $150 $1350 § 125 00
2 tore feet sss Be Se ee ee Lawn 1 00 8 50 75 00
Rea’s Mammoth Meech
Orange

APRICOT

One Year, On Peach

4 to 6 feet, % to 3%, well branched____Me dal: $1255 $ 10°00)
4 to 5 feet, 9. 16 to %, ___.Medium 90 8.0) =
344 to 5 feet, 4 to 9-16 =f _.-.Mellow 70 6,00: eae
3 to 4 feet, under X% : .__-Melody 50 4°00". | ee
2 to 3 feet, whip and bemonea See Vielon 40 3 00: eee

Alexander Harris

Alexis Moorpark

Budd Peach

. Early Golden Royal
Gibb Superb

CHERRY

Two Years, On Mahaleb

5 to 7 feet, 4 to 1 inch, well bran eo eid. $200 $1800 § 17000
4 to 6 feet, % to %, see 1 80 16 00 150 00
3% t to 5 feet, "9-16 to. 56 ee SILA 1 60 14 00 125 00
3 to 5 feet, 44 to 9-16 : : pee B12 1 40 12 00 100 00
3 to 4 feet, cider % oS . see LTO 1 20 10 00 80 00
7y 0) 8) HSS, ONANMOMNEG sees Lime 70 7 00 50 00

Baldwin May Duke

Black Tartarian Napoleon Bigarreau

Black Eagle Ostheime

Centenniel Reine Hortense

Dyehouse Schmidt’s Bigarreau

Early Richmond Viadimir

English Morello Windsor

Gov. Wood Wragg

Louis Phillip Yellow Spanish

Large Montmorenci

SPECIAL

Sweet Cherry in two highest grades 5 cents per tree
additional.

WHOLESALE PRICE LIST Wr

PEACH

One Year, On Seedlings From Southern

Natural Pits

Per 100 Per 1000

PILOO Leet 34 LOmanNCh) = === ee Locate $ 5 00 $ 45 00
5 to 6 feet, % to 44. Well branched___.Loca/ 5 00 45 00
4 to 5 feet, 9-16 to 3 * ee LOCUSE 4 50 40 00
344 to 5 feet, % to e 16 See BQUGTE 4 00 35 00
3 to 4 feet, 7-16 to 4 Bee Losey) 3 50 30 00
3 to 4 feet, less 7-16, whip sad Aue Jarre 3 00 25 00
2 to 3 feet, whip and branched-_-_-_---- Logic 2 50 20 00
1 to 2 feet, whipand branched _-_-_---. Logical 2 00 15 00

Admiral Dewey Gen. Lee

Amsden Gov. Hogg

Alexander Globe

Belle of Georgia Greensboro

Blood Cling Heath Cling

Bokara No. 3 Levy’s Late

Beers Smock
Carman
Chinese Cling
Champion
Crosby
Chairs Choice
Capt. Ede

Crawfords Early

Crawfords Late
Ea. Belle

Ea. Rivers

Ea. Tillotson
Emma

Lemon Cling
Matthews Beauty
Mountain Rose
Mamie Ross

O. M. Cling

©. M. Free
Picquets Late
Salway

Slappey

Sneed

Stump the World
Stinsons October
Thurber

Elberta Triumph
Everbearing Victor

F. St. John Waddell
Foster Wheatland
Fitzgerald Wonderful

When you buy twine on reels you pay for the weight of
the reel. When the twine in put up in coils you get net
weight. Youcan run an old broom or hoe handle through
the coil, nail on a cross piece, cut the lashing, put the 4o
cents in your pocket and go ahead.

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PLUM

Chickasaw and Japanese, One and Two

Year On Marianna
Per10 Peri100 Per 1000

5 to 6 feet, % to 1 inch, well bran. ---Mallet $200 $1850 §$ 175 00
4 to 6 feet, % to % .__-_Marble 1 %5 16 00 150 00
4 to 5 feet, 9 16 to % ¥ eI OL Sai Nal 13 50 125 00
3% tod feet, 4 to 9-16 es “ == Marine “100 9 00 80 00
3 to 4 feet, whips and few bran _____1 Vark 90 7 50 65 00
2 to 3 feet, whips and few bran ._____ Marl 60 5 00 45 00
CHICKASAW

Chas. Downing Pool’s Pride

Marianna Robinson

Milton Wild Goose

Pottawattamie

JAPANESE
Abundance Ogon
_ America Prunus Simoni

Apple Red June

Bartlett Shiro

Burbank Sultan

Chalco Wickson

Gonzales

AMERICANA
Two Year on Marianna

5 to 6 feet, 34 to 1 inch, well bran __.__ Mat $200 $1850 # 175 00
4 to 6 feet, % to % ___.Watch il 7753 16 00 150 00
4tod feet, 9. 16 to % st Se ee eae, 150 13 50 125 00
4tod feet, Y% to 9-16, branched. .______-Mater 1 00 9 00 80 00
3 to 5 feet, under %, branched____-_-_- Maul 7 6 00 50 00
2 to # feet, branched sass a= =e Maw 50 4 00 30 00

DeSoto Quaker

Forest Garden Stoddard

Hawkeye Wolf

Hunt Weaver

Klondyke Wyant

FIGS

One Year

Po totseet =. 22 ane ee See Relent $150" (3:12 50 eee

Blue Genoa Lemon
Celestial

WHOLESALE PRICE LIST 9

MULBERRY

One Year Whips
Per 10°. Per +100

GEOR STC Cle ee ee es ot Velt Palau Gel OOM meee
PETONG REC Eee ek 0 me ey Se Member 1 50 13550 oe
STON REC Le eet ee Sd Vend 1 25 10XOQs 7 ea
EL OMCLeR Le ee tat Seen a eS Se Met 1 00 SOS Ske
New American Hicks
Downing .
Ato Giteet, wellibranchede =_ -2-- === Vild $20 of alOTO0R = ==
3to 4 feet, well branched__________-/ Mitre 1 00 S200) ae
New White Red Roman

PERSIMMON

Japanese, One Year

DIL OM Ce Estas Sopa eee ns Se ae RCVCEL Salto $15) OOpe =e.
Okame Zengi
Hachiya Yemon

SAN JOSE SCALE AND FUMIGATION

Our Nurseries are free from San Jose Scale, and it has not
been found in this locality. We are prepared to fumigate
with Hydrocyanic Acid Gas and cheerfully do so upon
request.

Common sense box closer or clamp, to close your boxes so
that the cover can be nailed on.

A piece of hard wood(1% inches thick by 24 inches wide,
and 5 inches long) for handle, a strong trace chain, have the
blacksmith hammer out two pieces of steel and you have got
a box clamp (adjustable to all sizes of boxes) such as the
great nurserymen of Rochester have used for years.

A good thing. No patent. Make it yourself. Our supply
catalogue will show you how. We would tell you here but
the picture is not ready. If you are interested ask for our
New Supply Catalogue.

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GRAPES

2 yr, No. 1! J yr. No. 1

Per 1000 Per 1000

Concord. 224 26 2 eS Race $ 20 00 Rale $ 12 50

Delaware:4- 25 she. Aes ee Radiant 35 00 Rally 25 00

INKS Geaaelliiinge ee Radical 25 00 Ran 17 50

Tutie: = eee bs ee ee Radish 40 00 Ranch 30 00

IMootes Hanly=s-==2--—=— === Raffie 30 00 Rand 20 00

Moores Dianronds.-— 2 === Rage 30 00 Rant 20 00

IND Ap ara es eee Seen eet Ragged 30 00 Rap 20 00
SClippeLionosss sas eae Raging 100 00

CURRANTS

Two Years, No. |

Per 100 Per 1000

Gheniny 2 Se Se ee ween nee een eee ery oe Outz > 4:00: 9 |
Rede Dutch: =s2-5 >... ee ae a ee oe Quaint 4 00> eee
ViClOnMaSe= 3s See eo UNE een ee Quart 5:00. See

GOOSEBERRIES

Two Years,

Houghton Nowl==s=.====—= ees ea Houghton D 3. D0" See eee
HoushtonuNol2 == 235 ee Hour 2 5055 =
RASPBERRIES
Cuthberts(red)isso2ste. 2 ee eee Cuthbert $100 $$ 700
Palinen (black) s2— 5 = 2535 =22 seas Palnier 1 50 12 00
Golden Queen (yellow) ------------ Queen lb 2
BLACKBERRIES
Brien ee. Cera er i ee oes Erte $125 §$ 10 00
Snyder 2255 Ses oo ae ee ae Lee Snyder 1 25 10 00
WiIChetiaw OW ew eisinyee ee Lucretia 1 50 12 50
ASPARAGUS

One Year Roots
Conovers Colossal =—=— =) =a Oaken $ 1 00 $8 00

RHUBARB

Divided Roots

Mayattes innacus) e--— a.) == eee Oak $ 2 50 $ 20 00

WHOLESALE PRICE LIST fal

NUT TREES

SEEDLINGS, EXCEPT WHERE NOTED

ALMOND, Soft Shell, Budded on Peach

Per10 Per100 Per 1000

AstOlofeet es seas aa dasi= tet sy Vab S50!” §:12)50% 22a
SELOM ee tee Sa ae See Se Vag 1 00 SrO0e eee
PtOrsuke Ch eee ae ee ee ee ad Vabob 80 GROO Kee oes

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CHESTNUT, Japan Mammoth

PH. 9 t(0) 35.5 ELS) Cen Seether Vet 1 00 LOO!) ese
Sito 24 IN ChESH hoe ee eS _Nettle 80 ScO0r 2 See

CHESTNUT, Spanish

SF (ot eee ee ee ee eee Near 80 SiO is = eee
TAL Ore Cte ee ees a ee ee ee Neck 60 6x00 eee
(Sttoesinches ss—2 55 Bae ey Need 50 HOO se eee

PECAN, Texas Thin Shell

From Selected Nuts

DEL Ora eh tee eee te eee RY NSH: 2 00 20100rny es ee
PACOLSELC CES ee eee eee, aah =e are BU Nimble 1 50 15 00 100 00
[SttowAtimnches) 2s ee NE 1 00 10 00 80 00
ito Sanches = et ee a NE 80 8 00 60 00
WALNUT, Japan
OL OVA Lee bea ee I ee ey Not 1 75 1725 Oa sae
PutOrosleee= = -— == aoe ar Sey Notary 1 50 L5s00i S32
IRE OST ee tis eae Ge eee ey Notable 1 00 10: 00%) ese?
Sieboldiana Regia
Cordiformis Mandschurica
WALNUT, English
Dt Owleetst a2 =e eae eee ee eh Notch 80 SOO ee eae
istorAinches f- = oe ese ee VOL, 60 CROOK ees
i towdStinchesy. 222 2) a Notion 50 Ey OO Mtns ao taal se

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STRAWBERRIES

We can handle orders for Strawberry Plants only by making ship-
ments by Express in open baskets.

Per 1000
Bubach: <2. 25s sow = ee ee Oa ee ees ee ek ee $ 2 50
Crescent Seedling: ==> «422s eee eee 2 00
Fixcelsion 252-2240 2 shee ee ee ee ee ee 2 50
Kady Chom pson: \ 22-382 32 ee ee eee 2 50
Michel’ stKatly S28 Pees ee eee Eee een ee 2 00

CALIFORNIA PRIVET (Ligustrum Ovalifolium )

SitOmeets Mea vie ee eee eer Praise $ 37 50
Sitomereets Mon theses eae ee Prate 25 00
DitOLameet Cava eee ee Pray 25 00

One Year

Wtorm eet. suisht ——- =~ = eee Preach 20 00
1Sitor24 inches wheaviva= = ee Precise 20 00
1Sitorednn ches ion sae ee ee Press 17 50
12 tom Sinchessheavyn= 22a Prevent 15 00

Sitonl Shncies eliotn Pride 10 00

The two year plants were cut back to ground last Spring and all
wood is this seasons growth, smooth and handsome.

The plants described as 2 year heavy, carry 6 to 10 branches from
the ground, the light plants carry from 38 to 6.

The 18 to 24 inch, and 12 to 18 inch heavy plants carry from 4 to 6
branches from the ground; the light plants in these grades from 2 to 4
branches. All single stems go into the smallest ‘grade which we
recommend for Transplanting only.

CLEMATIS

Good Strong Roots, Plenty of Vine

Per 10
Jackman @jarcesburple) ess ss—e—=. $ 1 60
Henryii (Large White)---_-------_-_ 1 60
Mad. Edward Andre, (Large Red).___ 1 60
Panicwlatas (Small wWihite) 2222s s= en 80

SUPPLIES—Note pages 16 to 20 showing a complete list
of nurserymen’s supplies carried in stock for immediate
shipment. Our supply department is well equipped and
your orders will be shipped promptly.

WHOLESALE PRICE LIST 13

ORNAMENTAL TREES

AsH, European White 12 to 15 feet_---Oat $250 $2000
: 10 to 12 feet___.Oath 2 00 15 00
2 gs 8 to 10 feet.___ Obey 1 50 10 00
CATALPA, Koempferi, 10 to 12 feet.___ Object 2 00 17 50
8 to 10 feet____Odlige 1 75 15 00
$c 6to 8 feet___ Obelisk 1 50 12 50
Speciosa, 10to 12 feet__-.Odlong 2 00 17 50
- 8 to 10 feet___.Obelus 1 75 15 00
6to 8&8 feet.___Odese 1 50 12 50
ELM, American, 6 torsieetoas=—42 == Obex 1 75 15 00
bite Gifeete_ = 2s 2 Obscure 1 50 12 50
Camperdown, | year heads .---O7 ZROU ee ee
LINDEN, American, BitotOiteet se Offend SOM pes
6to- 8 feet <2... -- Offset PALS! Sel Megane mreee
European, 8 to 10 feet .____- Often 2) D0 Sane as oe
“s Giowsieet === Ogee 2I0QE ne eee
MAPLE, Norway, 8 to 10 feet_______-- Oger Sue oe
ae ito qorieet=s=— =e Ogle StO0s ah ee
Silver, SitonlOifeets 222 = Oil POOS Vo See
Gito. Sileew = fee 2 se Olden - 1 50 12 50
Sugar, Gto8 teeta 2 =.= 2S. Olive WA eee
: HitorG eet Secs = ES Omen 1e50Y oe ease se
Sycamore, Sito eet=an a Onton ZiOOk | sae
Gitomsileets=os=-— = Opal [S50 4
Weirs Cut Leaf, 8 to 10 feet___.Opzne 2 50 20 00
6to 8 feet.__- Opzate 2 00 15 00
MAGNOLIA, Acuminata, 4 to 5 feet____Opzum SOO =e cee
: 3 to 4 feet___-Option 20 te meee
S 2 to 3 feet____Oxdlast ib? pate
Grandiflora, 2 to 3 feet_--.Outlook PANS (pte tester oo OG
18 to 24 in ___ Outroot ZOOs, \te= ee
ss 12 to 18in ___ Orient 150) a ae
PEACH, Dble flow. red and white
4 to 6 feet.___Ornate 1 2 {0 00
3 to 4 feet____Oval 1 00 8 00
POPLAR, Carolina, 12 to 15 feet _______- Owe 2 50 20 00
co 10 to 12 feet.______ Own 2 00 17 50
8 to 10 feet_______. Owl 1 75 15 00
fs 6ito.8 feetse 2 Ox 1 25 10 00
“s 4to 6 feet._____-. Ounce 80 6 00
Lombardy, 10 to 12 feet .___ Outlaw 2 00 17 50
8 to 10 feet .___ Outlying 1 75 15 00
6to 8 feet ____Outline 1 25 10 00

PLANE, Oriental (Eur. Sycamore)
6 to 8 feet___-Outpost
RED Bup, (Judas Tree) 8 to 10 feet___. Output
6to 8 feet___.Outrage
SALISBURIA, (Maidenhair) 6 5 to 6 ft.___Outride

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4 to 5 ft.____Oxide 0) me Bae ae

U MBRELLA CHINA, 3 to 4 feet .______- Oxtdize 25 al A, eS
Ss 2 tov Leek 2 ==. =. Oxontc 00
50

WILLOow, Kilmarnock, 1 yr. heads_-- Oz

The best pruning shears make a clean cut, do not bruise
or grind. Cuttings with clean, sound ends are more apt to
grow. Our New Supply Catalogue will tell you about it,
ask if interested.

14 ALABAMA NURSERY COMPANY’S

SHRUBS AND CLIMBERS

ATEHEA, 2syeat, 2itOm teeta = — a ae Quack
[Vea stoi feet ae ee eee Quad

Ardens, (Double Violet)
Coelestis, (Single Violet)
Duchess de Brabrant, (Double Pink)
Grandiflora, Superba, (Double White)
Lady Standley, (Dble White)
Pulcherrima, (Dble Pink)

ALTHEA, Variegated, 2 year, 2to3 ft ---_-_- Quazl
ALMOND, 1 yr. on Marianna, dble pk. & whi.
PAKS) 3} SE Quaint
ito; ec Quarry
AMPELOPSIS, Quinquefolia, Dito Matee eee Quality
Wi) 3) iWeS = Outre
CALYCANTHUS, Floridus, 2 yr. 2 to 3 feet ___ Quart
: l yr. 18 to 24in. -_-__Ouarter
CHIONANTHUS, Virginica, 2 yr. 18 to 24 in..-___Ouartz
(White Fringe)
Cirrus) Dimtoliatas 2iyie oc tO 4cee = =e Quash

DEuTZzIA, Pride of Rochester, 2 yr. 3 to 4 feet Ouay
2 yr. 2to3 feet Oueenly

ExocHorpba<, Grandiflora 2 yr. 2 to 3 feet .___ Queer
FORSYTHIA, Viridissima, 2 yr. 2to3 feet ----Quench
ya Nise. Ite) (46) PAL ris = Quicken

HONEYSUCKLE, Red Tartarian, 2 to 3 feet____OQuwzil

Climbing, DitOlaeCChm = =a Quilt

cto itech Outnt

Chinese Twining (Sinensis)
Hall’s Japan (Halleana)
Japan Golden Leaf (Brachypodra Aurea)

HYDRANGEA, 12, GRA, OO Biss ose sane. Quitntic
L8itotinchess= == Quintus
= 1 2Ztorsanchess= =e Ouip
LILAC, Common Purplersnyin Sito tt ee Quirk
PAN PES VAT) Os) Vee Se Quit
Common White, 2 yr. 2 to 3 ft.._____-. Quitter

PRUNUS PISSARDII, 1 yr.on Marianna 4tod ft Quiver
3to4ft Quzz
2to3ft Quod

Triloba, 1 yr. on Marianna, 2 to 3 ft Quozt
ie 18 to 24in. Quoth

SNOWBALL, Common, BAP, BNO BiNuGAE noe ae. Quotha
tito 2d inien eee Quotient
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SPIRBAN2 Vira ciOleet, as 5 soe = ee Quran
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ball and measured it; one pound measured 156 feet.

One

pound of the kind we have been using measured 301 feet.

We stuck to the old. Figure it out.

WHOLESALE PRICE LIST 15
Per 10 Per 100
ARBOR VIT2, American, atop Leet = ea ee Paca $ 2 00 $ 15 00
wo teebec c= a2: Pace 1 50 10 00
= itor teeta ee Paced 1 00 8 00
Chinese: ZitoS feet. = — 2a Pach 1 50 10 00
35 18 to 24 inches ______- Pack 1 00 8 00
12.to 18 inehes 2 == 22 Packet 80 6 00
Golden, (Lobbs) 18 to 24 in SE aCL 1 75 15 00
12to18in ____Pagle 1 50 12 50
CEDRUS DEODORA, 4 tod feet --- {= =.=... Pagod 3.50 ee
CyPprREsS, LAwson’s, 4 to 5 feet ___...-..___ Pagus 3:50 eee =
rere Balsamo tO tech = 4. ee ee Paid DDO eae oe
Ae DOOM e street Pain 2 00 15 00
Dowstases to-4 eet 222 8 8 Paint PAOO, ae nS ee
JUNIPER, Irish, ditG Dee’ a8 eee 2 a a. Pair ST, ae lial ee
Sitort teete 2e es oe er 2 Pall Zoe mle
“ Pit Or RCO be eae ee Pallet 2 00 17 50
: AEE a ii te ee ON Se Palm il fs 15 00
TAC ORI Spires eee ee ee SE Palmer 1 50 12 50
ROSEDALE HYBRID (Biota Rosedale) 18 to 24in Palsey 200 Fee
: 12to 18in Fan Os, eee
RETINOSPORA, Ericoides, 1Sitore4 ins oss" SS Panel 1 P55, Ae ae Sd ee
IPitom Shins a Panic 1a0O Vs, Hones
SPRUCE, Hemlock, PEO ECCE foes eee Pant PoOw” haz oe
18 to 24 in Bi ses ser nt BS Panther 200) Aes
ieitopl Sane se oe Pantry Oe ee
Natway, 3 ort feck: aa eS Papa | eae Mee
PELOto ee bam eee oe oy Paper 1 50 10 00
ee SiON Asie ee Ee Parade 1 00 8 00

Two Year, On Own Roots
Per 10 Per 100
Blanche Robert (White Moss) ___________________-_- $ 1 00 $8 00
Est 1G CS 111 lee oe ge Bee Pein Be 1 25 10 00
BAREINTOHCP DEL Leyes eee ee ie 7D 6 00
BEM SOMPRANED Cty 2 ee 2 Fee ae Se oe ee 1 00 8 00
BCL Oe Ct Gell), ee ee ee eee ee ee (b) 6 00
REET LECSSHOMCMINA ye es en ee ee Se a ee SE (by 6 00
Eby GCS ahs SS ee eas ee 1 25 10 00
SPIES ail Then tive Cie ee oe ee eS ee fe25 10 00
Cima AShinotOlge 2 = ee one ee ee te 25 10 00
LreriiVia tite (CCUMIOSS) 2 == = = ee ee Se 1 00 8 00
EE rie GO Hi Ge ee ee ee ee 1 25 10 00
RCHSeRIMEAT O1ISta IWICLODIAS 2020 Ue Pe eee Se 1% 10 00
LG) RVR AVS Se a a Se Bi ee rye cee Oh re tte eee 1-25 10 00
Wace ra 3 Ele Sy cee ha a eee eee 7d 6 00
WMitodtn CH aneaie sa ae fee See a ee ee oe oe 1 00 8 00
MeiiGasSeh Bini pie == es ee ee ek 1b) 6 00
PS iacotR OA TTT C tga acer anes ha Em Ne De Se eh ee 7d 6 00
QueenOtperaitiete= sale kena fan eee aes Soe SO 7d 6 00
SouLmlOranceyeerlechionns ase) See es ae ee i) 6 00
PRG ITeSSEC Ea Ul Cee sry A ie ee a ON Se 2 See. 7d 6 00
irae HBB teh ier ate A es nt 1 25 10 00
iI vetSaitNAVOTtes— eee a ree eee ee es 7d 6 00

One Year, Budded on Manetti

PATHIT ARCS ICS Ia CHE 6 ee ees es pre Oe ah Se 25 10 00
SUD COS ee ei ey Nag SES Se OY Ae ND ie ee eee ee es 10 00
WEEE HAIN e Tess 2 aes one ee) Re a | 1 50 12 50
Vie Vit ete ieee ee a ee ee te 10 00
TEEN GV LOM se - ees Me we te ee ee 1 25 10 00
Re edesnj aL dines==2- se eee. Seat oe 2s ee ae eh 1 50 12 50
RATT UCC Ba | ee ees pene ey mee eng BS ee eS 1 25 10 00

16 ALABAMA NURSERY COMPANY’S

NURSERYMEN’S SUPPEIES

Orders for Supplies—Knives, Box Straps, Lining Paper,
Grafting Thread, Mule Skin Mittens, Labels, Raffiia, Burlap,
Needles, Twines and Spades are shipped same day received.
Orders for printed matter usually filled second or third day
owing to amount of work necessary. Always send plain
‘“copy’’ for printer.

Budding Knives

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WOSTENHOLM’S I X L Ivory Tip—The best budding
knife we know of.

Price, 4each) spostpaidias. as) see $ 0.75
Per dozen 8.00

C. A. G. BUDDER—We have a demand for a pocket bud-
ding knife at a lower price than the I X L, and now carry
in stock a razor steel blade, all wood (cocoa) handle, no
metal bolsters, strong enough for budding but not strong
enough for an all purpose knife, the end of the handle is
made thin forming a wedge for raising the bark.

Pricey cach spostpaidh = 5 42 t 77.0. ee ee § 0.3
Per dozen 3.85

STATIONARY BLADE—Made for BUDDING but not as
convenient for the pocket as the others. Blades made from
razor steel.

Prices each,” postpaida == sa! en. 2 pense $ 0.25
Per dozen 2.75

Stationary handle like cut. Full length 8 inches, length
of blade 3 inches.

Price, each, - postpaid: =. 9 2 6 eee $ 0.30
Per dozen o75

WHOLESALE PRICE LIST UZ

Grafting Knives

Single clip blade, cocoa handle, pocket edition.

tee weach postpaid s0- e. ee ee $ 0.25
ecg cciiee ter wane lukas BOL, Wo ee 2.75
PetI@ozent ypOstpaiG. eee Fe oe ee, 3.00

Steel Box Straps

One inch wide, nine inches long, thin soft steel, strong
enough to hold the heaviest box. You can drive an ordinary
nail through it without punching. Packed in kegs and
takes same freight rate as nails, or sixth class, ready for
immediate shipment.

About 2800 pieces in Ioo pounds.

Fo.pound kegs, prices per Keg 2)6 72. $ 3.00
1oo pound kegs, price per keg 5.50

Box Lining Paper

Helps keep out frost and heat, protects contents of box
from drying winds. It is water proof, by this, we mean that
it will resist a good deal of moisture, but there is a limit.

This paper is put up in rolls 4o inches wide, about Io0o0
pounds inaroll. Ten lineal feet weigh one pound, or one
roll will line twenty-seven full size cases. We call it a good
paper. Youcan buy paper for less money, but we think
you will find this cheaper in the end.

AC CRANCE POU: Poe peewee ore a ae $ 0.05

Grafting Thread

NET WEIGHT

Grafting Thread put up in balls, three ply, firmly twisted
and loosely wound so that it can be soaked in boiling wax
and used from the ball.

Phiee. Pek poulnlegsitOtswaxed . at ce $ 0.25
Same waxed ready for use, per pound.________ 0.35

18 ALABAMA NURSERY COMPANY’S

Mule etal Gloves Or les oft

nue

A Leather Mitten with separate sheath for forefinger, the
other three fingers in one sheath. Not cumbersome, the
best thing we know of for handling trees or rose bushes.
We have found them a great help and for this reason offer
them. Order a sample dozen and you will always want them
during packing season. Made from Mule Skin, nearly as
durable as Buck Skin, at one-fourth the cost. Alabama
mules are tough. Single pair by mail, postpaid ___$ 0.35

-Per dozen, by Freight or Express 2.75

Labels

Plain, 3% inches, wired packed 1000 in package.
Per 1000, 75 cts. Per 5000, $3.50 Per 10000, $6.50

Raffia

Bestsoradens Hteshstocke. ser, potiida asses $ 0.14
Ioo pounds, per pound

Burlap

Just good weight, ordinary burlap, 8 ounces to the yard, as
cheap and more satisfactory than second hand burlap or bags.

MONO NES \GBICWS, joe syangol 2s $ 0.05

Full piece of about 200 yards, per yard_______ .043%
Needles for Sewing Burlap

27 andes neh spe: COZeine. = essa aaa $ 0.25

TWINES (ner weicn’)

Medium grade sail twine for sewing burlap, put up in
skeins,) Per pound 24: . 51) 240. ete eee $ 0.25

Ten-ply tube cord (breaking strength 127 lbs.) for small
express bales, in coils of about 45 lbs. Per pound $ 0.09

Two-ply fine sisal cord (breaking strength 170 lbs. )for heavy
express bales, in coils of about 50 lbs. Per pound $ 0.11

Four-ply wool twine for tying trees or bundles, 300 feet to
the pound: {Per pound 2...) 22. ee $ 0.09
In bales of 100 pounds, per pound .08

WHOLESALE PRICE LIST 19

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blade, 123(x744x5%; weight 9 lbs. Each. ________ $ 1.75
seiBie (GIO AE iO! A iced Se) os ACER a ee wee ee 20.00

This is the best all purpose nursery spade. Ames make.
It is strapped full length of handle both back and front with
steel straps, making it a first-class digging spade. It is sure
to give satisfaction.

OFFICE SUPPLIES
Order Books

Your name and address printed, 100 orders to book, best
quality heavy glazed paper, latest form (sample sheet free
for the asking.) Not less than 500.

Bet OO ROOK Se mente ie oo Be ee $1.75
PSR MIOO AO MO OOkiGk ats seen cons hw. 1k Be eet 2.50
kes" Always give plain copy of frm name and address so
that no mistake in printing will occur.

Delivery Books

Bound in paper cover, ruled showing name of customer,
P. O. Address, amount of order, how settled, etc., printed in

_ copying ink. Postpaid.
Hom? ACCOUNLS “per GOzZeIRS = Few h oo $0.50
BOL 7 2-ACCOuntS, Per GOZEM. hos 7a o> 75
Horieoraccounts, per dozen’ 22.3535 85
BOGuoo: ACCOUIMLES, PeridOZen a0) ee 1.00

Half dozen at dozen rates.

Shipping Tags

Two sizes always in stock. The quality is good, reinforced
eyelets, tough and heavy. Printed to order, ALWAY SEND
copy. All tags ARE STRUNG READY FOR USE.

Size 24%4x434 in. printed one side, per 500_____ $1.35
eS teOG OM Maen omer nates ieee See Sp ey Ty ES 1.90
git Led sewOrsIGese el 500s se 8 Ue ple os 1.65
Ra OO Oar ite tue wee ore ee. Seat ed ke 2.40
Size 274x534 inch printed one side, per 500____ 1.60
Re ROO Ogi Milne is tae a atin AIA ES AE! ON 2.15
iemiated two: Sides, «Per 500) 2446 Tee Ae 2.00
JPET? TGC mee ae SK, Gen re Page ieee we Ae a 2.85

fesAlways send copy showing how tags are to be printed.

20 ALABAMA NURSERY COMPANY’S

Packing Material

Sphagnum moss in bales,each bale completely wrapped with
8 oz. burlap to prevent loss in shipping. Per 100 lbs. $1.60

Fine clean Excelsior (no dust, ) absolutely dry, compressed
in wire bound bound bales, will ship without loss, many nur-
serymen claim it will go nearly as far as equal weight of moss.
We know it isa first-class packing material, bales weigh about
60 pounds each: Per 1008s ee $1.00

FUMIGATION AND CHEMICALS.

The laws of many states require the fumigation of nursery stock
with Hydrocyanic acid gas. The necessary equipment consists of an
air tight chamber (box or house) a glazed earthenware vessel. a glass
measure graduated to ounces (a plain tumbler, mark the sides with a
file) and a set of accurate scales, the necessary chemicals are Cyanide
of Potash (98 per cent.) and Sulphuric Acid (specific gravity 1.83.) Care
should be taken to secure the 98 per cent. Cyanide otherwise an insuffi-
cient amount of gas would be generated and the fumigation prove
ineffective. (‘‘Commercial’’ Cyanide contains an average of 26.45 per
cent. Cyanide of Potash.) Cyanide of Potash must be kept in an air
tight package and so packed will keep indefinitely, it isa deadly poison
and should not be left where it will fall into the hands of children or
careless persons and should never be handled by a person having open
sores, cuts or bruisesupon his hands. The gasis colorless and if inhaled
in quantity is fatal, smaller amounts induce headache or dizziness

The best commercial grade of Sulphuric Acid should be procured.
This acid should be kept in a glass or earthenware vessel tightly
stopped with a glass or lead stopper.

The chief requisite for a fumigation house is that it should be air
tight or gas proof.

The standard formula for fumigating each 100 cubic feet of space
contained in the fumigating house is as follows:

1 ounce Cyanide of Potash (98 per cent.)

2 fluid ounces Sulphuric Acid.

4 fluid ounces of Water.

The glazed earthenware vessel should be somewhat larger than is
necessary to hold the chemicals, a one or two gallon jar is perhaps the
best container.

Fumigating. The trees, asdug and brought from the field should
be placed in the fumigating house, care being taken to see that they
are free from ‘any considerable quantities of mud or dirt, the trees
should not be fumigated when they are wet asit has been shown that
in this condition they are likely to be injured by the gas. When the
compartment is full of stock, close all openings except the door, place
the jar on the floor near the middle of the room, pour in the required
amount of Water and then slowly pour in the acid. The Cyanide pre-
viously weighed and enclosed in a tight paper bag is now dropped into
the jar and the operator leaves 7mmediately and closes the door /igh/.
The steps in this operation SHOULD NEVER BE VARIED. If water
is poured into the acid a violent action takes place and may be the
cause of injury to the operator. Enclosing the cyanide in a paper bag
makes it convenient and safe to handle and retards the generation of
the gas for a moment after being dropped, thus allowing time to leave
the room and close the door securely.

Keep the room closed for forty minutes, at the end of which time
the door and window should be thrown open, care being taken to avoid
the outward rush of gas. After fifteen minutes of airing the room may
be safely entered and the stock removed, being now ready for packing or
heeling in. After fumigation the contents of the jar should be buried.

Cyanide of Potash (98 per cent) in air tight tin packages containing
NET WEIGHTS:

l;pound! package.) per pounds a $ .35
5 pound package, per pound’) == ee Bl
10 pound! package, per pound === ss. == esa .B0

Cyanide of Potash is excluded from the mails.

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EXPRESS SHIPMENTS

Our location ts the best in Huntsville for giving you quick
service On express orders as we are only 212 miles from the
city.

A telegram will do the business and goods will usually
move same day. Use code words for grades.

All telegrams are given us over ‘phone.

Try us when you are canght short.

We give below the leaying time of Express Trains from
Huhtsville :

For the West and South, yia Memphis and Birmingham,
17:30 A. M.; 10:05 P’ M.; 1:30 A. M.

For the’ West aud North, via Nashville and St. Louis,
1:40 P. M.

) Por the’ East and North, via Chattanooga and Cincinnati,
2:35 Ay M.; 6:10 A. M.; 6:15 P, M.

For the South, via Chattanooga and. Atlanta, 2:35 A. M.;
6:10 A. M-; 6:15 P.M.

We are fifteen miles ride from Cincinnati, eighteen from
St Louis.

Long Distance Telephone in our Office,

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