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A List of Our Supplies is Herewith Presented.

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Twenty-eight Springs have awakened into life the great laboratory of
mature, with its bursting bud and opening bloom. ‘Twenty-eight Summers
have developed and matured plant, seed and fruit. Twenty-eight Autumns
have burnished both fruit and leaf with yellow and crimson, and for twenty-
eight years has winter returned with her snowy protecting mantle since we
began to develop into growth, propagate and mature that which has rendered
so much to the happiness of mankind. Fruit trees, vines and plants, beautiful
ornamental trees, evergreens and flowering shrubs, roses, vines and creepers,
have been sent out yearly by the thousands, not only in this vicinity but into
many other States and Territories, from our Nurseries, which are located on
Twelfth Street, three miles east of the post office.

Our general stock of Fruit Trees, Vines and Plants; Ornamental, Decid-
uous and Evergreen Trees; Flowering Shrubs, etc., has never been so extensive
and complete in every department as at this time. Everything has been well
and carefully grown.

It will be found on examining our list that we have a very extensive as-
sortment. Our long experience in the business has led us to realize what is
required to supply the wants of a city and country trade like this demands, and
with a view of filling all orders from our own grounds we have not made a
specialty of a few things, but have a general assortment of all the new and
leading varieties growing in these nurseries that are worthy the attention of
the planter.

Gentlemen making extensive improvements or adding to their collection,
Landscape Gardners; Superintendents of Public Parks, Lawns, Cemeteries,
etc., etc., will find it to their advantage to examine our stock.

It has been acknowledged by all who have visited our Nurseries that we
have the largest and finest collection of Evergreens and Ornamentals that can
be found anywhere west of the State of New York, and the advantage of having
trees acclimated and grown here, where they are exempt from long shipments
and exposure, is no small matter to the purchaser.

BLAIR & KAUFMAN.

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Y HE following is a list of our assortments and varieties which we are
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Se able to supply in large or small quantities. Trices given here are for
first-class stock.
Fifty at one hundred rates; five hundred at one thousand rates.
kes*When an order amounts to $50.00 and over we will give the pur-
chaser the lowest rates named on list regardless of quantity of any article
taken.

FRUIT TREES.

Each. 100. 1000.
AWUU RISERS (OC ioe Sa Shed ob BD Dee reco Beg no aero eine dormir kien | $ .20 | $18.75 | $150.c0
& ANG VOL OMEe tainty a -1stalete(oleta ts | eee ARC’ i cimysloieiele) losololei- 15 14.co | 100,c0
cc 743) ig (ties Sa ee. ReaD NAME enti > opera: 14 12.50 80.co

Leading Sorts of Apple Trees.
SUMMER—Benoni, Cooper’s Early White, Early Harvest, Early Strawberry, Red Astrichan, Red
June, Sherwood’s Favorite, Sweet Bough, Sweet June, Summer Queen.
AuTUMN—Bailey Sweet, Emma's Choice, Fameuse, Flory’s Belleflower, Fulton, Hawley, Maid-
ens Blush, Porter, Kambo, Yellow Belleflow er.
WintreR—Ben Davis, Carthouse, Grimes’ Golden, Huntsman’s Favorite, Jonathan, Lansinghurg
Ladies’ Sweet, Missouri Pippin, Minkler, Mann, Pewakee, Raul’s Jennett. Rome
Beauty, Red Lady Finger, Stanard, Stark, Sweet Paradise, Tallman Sweet, Willow
‘Twig, Wine Sap, Walbiibge Wealthy, White Pippin, York Impeial.
New Warieties of Apples Lately Introduced.
Each, 100 1000,
Gano—Supposed to be a seedling of the Ben Davis, which it resembles, | $ .30 | $25.00 , $200.00
WoLF RIVER, LONGFIELD— Russian Winter Apples, introduced because

of their hardiness and superior quality... .... ............ 250) |. AGO eee
Rep BeITIGHEIMER— Introduced from Germany .......-............ -30 | 25.00
Sutron, BEAUTY— Veryahighly esteemediac re ajacs «2 cfleictere ecieisiciaeieterele .50 | 40.00

YELLOW ‘TRANSPARENT—A Russian Apple said to be the earliest variety
known, two weeks earlier than the Early Harvest, of excel-
Sea aI Nis ant SEE ee eon aie cia meen bir oa A cee a tate -30 2500 Naw acs
CRABIAPPDES=—Aito Ontee tis. criete 2 «i deitatie sence ras = Mite Eee Note Bg O! 2 OOMNEra nt coe
LEADING VARIETIES—Briar’s Sweet, Golden Beauty, Hyslop, Sylvan Sweet, Sweet Russett,
Transcendent, Whitney, White Arctic.

Each. 100 1000
PEAR —Standard, pito1o feet. t sccm «vise v= ons wt rembieine mic bl sae $ .75 | $60.00 | $400.00
ae Dwarh, sig itorate deetva ns aire anos: tila bsj0\s, coin Me biate ete toe -§0| 40.00 | 300.00
Ee Russian, standard, 5 to.6 feet... -<-.kw ens. cmitie a cat Ue d jifm:eo| T 7520001 FN

Lrapinc Sorrs—tThe letter D indicates popular Dwarf varieties as well as Standard.

SuMMER—Bartlett, Clapp’s Favorite, D; Doyenne D’Ette, Kingsessing, Osband’s Summer,
D; Tyson, etc., ete.

Fart—Beurre D’ Anjou, D; Buffum, D; Doyenne Boussock, Duchess, D; Flemish Beauty, D;
Howell, etc., etc.

WINTER—Lawrence, Mt. Vernon, D; Vicar, etc.

Each, 100 1000
ILD UCAS ES? pag no ou (2-13 Se SDE ODO ODS COOOROUONC OU Atl) daop rade ore | $ .25 | $20.00 | $150.co
ae OE ow LU Sa ear nr ainri or Dror ctr mp eccasancot he pee - -15 | 12.50] 100.00
st 4 to 6 feet—Wonderful, Evans’ Extra Early............... -50| 40.00 | SPE Bat a

LEADING Sorts—tThe letters E, M, L, signifies early, medium and late.

Amsden June, E; Alexander, E; Barnard, E; Benanza, L; Chinese Cling, M; Crawford Early, E;
Crawford Late, M; Elberta, M; Elleird Cling, E; Foster, E; Familiy Favorite, E; Gen. Lee, M;
Goy. Garland, E; Gold Dust, L; Heath Cling, L; Hale’s Early, E; Henrietta, L; Lemon Cling, M;
Mt. Rose, E; Mrs. Brett, M; Mammoth Heath Cling, L; O. M. Free, M; O. M. Cling, M;
Picquet’s Late, L; Red Rareripe, E; Smock Free, L; Stumb-the-World, M; Salway, L; Susque-
hana, M; Troth’s Early, E; Wright’s Mammoth, L; Walker, L; Waterloo, E; Wheatland, E;
Wilkins, L; Wyandott Chief, E;

: Each. 100 1000
PLUMS—European or Sweet Varieties, 44% to 6 feet................. | $ .75 | $60.00) ......
rf “ ees « 3ap “told fetes ceteeue Sapiens et st J50!|| 4o.00]] cis. 2.
<é Native Varieties, 4% to 6 feet .............0000.0000- ot -50) 35.00 | 250.00
“ “ “s Be LOA TEE Ea dn or.) otct ate tatnten Metatotapetetev ete: ese? on -39 | 20.00 | 150.00
“ New Vaseties;. 40to;OWeet st. acon chrere « 3 eerettee lore cteieye at -75| 60.00 | 500.00

EvuROPEAN YARIETIES—Bradshaw, Coe’s Golden Drop, Damson, Gen. Hand, German Prune,
Lombard, Pond’s Seedling, Washington.

NATIVE VARIETIES—Wild Goose, Mariana, Miner, Forest Garden, DeCarideuc.

New Varieties—Golden Beauty, Arkansas Lombard, Kelsey Japan, Boton,

4 BLAIR & KAUFMAN.

FRUIT TFREES—Continued.

Each. 105 1000
CJSISTIRIRWIS = Seely GMO Owe oecsueacuoncnsusoaensocaoceasesed $ .60 | $50.00 | $400.00
OG DOW ATCONOME SE free Gils ~ Lean perenne nna Nie aa caren elt | -50| 40.00] 300.00
*S SOMENZ WO Aono bonny a nb 6o4 aas douabemuasude ns | .40| 35.00 | 250.00

LEADING VARIETIES— Black Tartarian, Governor Wood, Napoleon Bigareu, Karly Richmond,
English Morello, Ostheim or Russian, Olivet, Late Kentish, May Duke, Dyehouse, Louis

Phillippi. ;

: Each. 100 1000
APRICOTS—4 to § feet, viz., Russian, Early Golden, Moorepark....- | $ .50 | $40.00 | $350.00

Each. 100. 1000.
OUINGE— Missoni Mammoth) 2ito auleetiwasnalseciee saad ae | -75 | $00.00 | $500.00
“¢ Orange, 2) petoysyitee tinea creer rire te ete eer acrktae -50 | 40.00 | 300.00
a Crennoon, BA i B Kel ooadccascscscaccoonssennavooun | 75 60.00 | 500.00

GRAPES.
: One Year. Two Years.”

Each. Doz. 100 Each. Doz. 100
Concord, 1 yr., per m. $35.00; 2 yrs., per m., $45 00, {$ .10 [$1.00 {$4.00 {$f .15 |$1.50 | $6.00
wes; Coane, jabatea, Islarvlond ooa55bnobcuoccncboow .15 | 1.50 | 8.00 .20 | 2.00 | 10.00
Martha, Missouri Reesling, Perkins ..............- .15 | 1.50 | 8.00 .20 | 2,00 | 10,00
Wardens Delawates Walclere- scenes eset eneeee .25 | 2.50 |15.00 35 | 3.50 | 20.00
Vocklington, Rulander, Vergennes, Early Victor..... .40 | 3.50 |20.00 .50 | 5.00 | 30.00
Niagara, Empire State, I)racut Amber ............ .40 | 3.50 |25.00 50 | 5.00 | 35.00
D SAU OME DOU ONO POOGNNC AN DHS Ro 0ddh 4 Sash oHAN wal DS BoaM lus oeamiuodo ms lloconaslioas.cce Kasoca

CURRANTS.
One YEAR. Two YEar.

Each, Doz. 100 Each Doz. 100
RedeDutchyaWilnites Giape sy henna. cere aac ne |* .Io |$1.00 [$6.00 | $ .15 |#1.50 |$10.00
Black Naples, Versailles, Wictoria)-...--..--.+-4.-- .10 | 1.00 | 6.00 .I5 | 1.50 ! 10.00
Ranges Jono) ities IES MEN? WANE) og caoacdaoodscaanagd | 25 | 2.50 |20.v00 -30 | 3.00 | 22.00

GOOSEBERRIES.

Each. Doz too Tooo
Mone Nton, ISS Wronn WIESE 5 coodacoobsoccocvoscneaddceddgoae | .1§ |$1.50 $10.00)$50.co
Downie, Sra Umypwonreels ooorccageascgacdsscqeansechoasooneed | .20 | 2.50 | I5.0c/100,00

BLACKBERRIES.

Each. Doz 100 1000
syd, Waar lhenchy ancl OMNTO , s55525ncsn.encnaeancasandscco0000 $ .10 $1.00 [$5.00 ‘$15.00
Freed, Stones Hardy, Hardy and prolific........¢-.---- seeeseece .10 | 1.00 | 6.00 | 15.00
Kaylydlaivest stherearliest imcullivalione eure sees eee cer .10] 1,00 | 7.00 | 30.00
Mayilors Prolific; Onelot the) pestye-y tire coeeelis eee mie neot .10 | 1.00 | 6.00 | 15.00
Ieucreltian Dewibenny Auer evecare set eet ere Lora eUnter ten tena ees .I0 | I co | 6.00 ! 30.co

RASPBERRIES.

Each. Doz. 100 1000
Elopkins liver woraidy wile nner ven crea einer iain rac $ .10 |$ .75 |$2.00 |$ 3.00
Gregg, Cuthbert—The two best late varieties .................000. | .10 .75 | 2.00 | 8.00
Souhegan, Tyler—The two best early varieties......... 0.000. .0008 .10 , I.00 | 3.00 | 15.00
@hioy Mammiothi@lusten wave tetera aoa | 10| .75 | 2.00 | 8.00
Earhart Everbearing, Shafler’s Colossal. .......0......0....0..00- -15 | 1.50-!10.00 | 60.00

STRAWEERRIES.

{Those marked (P) are pistillate and require fertilizing. |
OZ. 100 1000
Crescent (P), Cumlerland, Captain Jack, Chas. Downing................. % .50 |$1.00 |$ 6.00
Cinderella, Miner’s Prolific, Manchester P............... RE Ba OSS uu bao v .50 | 1.50] 7.00
Wansow Chieti (2)ssuclcerStatels Vicia Kanon elite elena .50 | 2.00 | 10.00
Warfield No. 2 (P), A new berry of recent introduction. This is oneof the
Veryubestamtarketbeumesic > ss, 1+) 2c'- se ae ars cen teRt aer ee dra 1.00 | 4.00 | 20.00

Parry, Jessie — Both new and very large, productive and excellent.......... .75 | 3.00 | 12.50

GARDEN ROOTS. 7

Each. Doz. 100 1000
RHUBARB—Linneus, Victoria............... Sen ra aen wir ERS \$ .10 |$1.00| $6.00! $40.00
TRORSE WA DISET AE mann gantisie iene iene ee eres ‘10 | 275 4.00| 20.00
ESSN RING WIS —(COnonTrors Colossal shoo hourccsscoovocncnavongedooluecsou .50| 2.00, 10,00

BLAIR & KAUFMAN.

MISCELLANEOUS.
4 Each Doz. 100
MULBERRIES —Downing Everbearing, § to 6 feet............... |$-.50 $12.00]. ....
ue VR m er meer aie ck! caars Sistevelets oleh a, avs cgdiometemreeass she 500), O,00|a4. «...
es INES TOVAMO eS oa lotsvectinis) wstiv spay) v0. Seemed epee ebaa5 | 1.50,$10.00
“ INUSSIAM py AstOnh LOS tn. ois. ies ster sis sclera Bilis ‘skeet Peomeaay 2 75 | 18.00
DVN be RUNE BE RIRTES—2t0' 3 feete, 60. sides en seams aeens i ga2ige a2) TIS SOO
CHESTNUTS —Ametican Sweet, 3 to 4 feet.... 0.0. eee net eo 3.00) 20.00
aa AGNELIGAD Weel ss tOO. feet... jo. at papmeetrepe « | .50 5.00} 35.00
4 Wappmor Grants .3) tors feet 2... <5 -ynys an ale cis | 8.00]
= Papinuey Giant Anco S fects c...-1- gat saps ..! £.00 | Lo.oo!
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT. ie
Lach
AILANTUS—Tree of Heaven; from Japan; 5 to.7 feet... ...-...--+-.-+- $ .50
ALDER—Haciniata, Cut Leaved; a very ornamental variety from France. 1,00
ES Imperial, Cut Leaved; astately tree of graceful habit, deeply serrated
HOM Chaetays = ee eas oi cusc eee Sik Oo ASG te eae le eaves oe 1.00
ASHES enropear Mountain, Gito 7 fects: 22... th ccc. banish tenasane ees os 75
PPIURLOPE AR NLOITtAIN <2 ceietis heat hho eR Tt See SOS Me ee ee mei etl
eC icelCaAvedeNOWMtallvs ohccac bec the ke ee hoes sree toe On een date I 00
uC Winter rOntorn2 feet ainethe uth cc saan S65 5g oe SERN Re tO een elD poe 1f00
Seem emiCOlia orto mo feet: 5.2 serio scan tat es perce eat Mesesiee ees 1/25
BALM OF GILEAD—A rapid growing tree, 8 to to feet. .:..:........000 00, I.00
PCIe AeONUINOIM VATE, 4utOrgi Tee cae ties sicetye ce tinue e detettean seats Roetar Gee .50
43 Sarimonmyvyinite.;Orloly Teetrn nent hse ts cas ol eater teres tnt etek Sai
BUCKEYE —A Native Tree, White, 7 to Sifeeta00. SAI PE Ft SURE OL 75
Gin b— Chinese Wouble Rose: Mlowerin ge ees wens sls psn are mele oye sei sieleiw aie sie I 00
CATALPA— Speciosa, 3 to 4 feet.. 2... ee eee ee eee eee 10
Speciosa, 4 UD Oe MaRS 5 Se OS Ua EN OSLO ciety Sue Dm OE ome ave
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sf SI MEDIOSA MNO Op? LOC ces aerael ooures\ Sis, - Homie gigtit mci seeks © sageltunia © 75
es PPECINSA mI suto. 2 Inches; ii, diameter... </s-cge\eieuiyp iste f* lecine si 1,00
COTTONWOOD — SETS TGV ETE OEE a fh} Ret a I cl © SE ae NERC 75
2pemlOysiMGHES, IN) GlAMe Es... «ds... Bhatia ried oitis Be 2 00
Cy PRESS sa REET ea Sed NS STORE 5S REL ele ree Si re AREY Se cet ee Sy, « ena 1.00
< Deciduous, 8 to 9 feet. ‘This is one of the very best ornamental
(GRoes, ln erreh Ts soe RO e oS eC ens oe ain SEGEHnt OEBe 1.50
CHERRY —Bird or Wild, 5 to a RESURMRaicete ere re sc ci cietee coe eeeaval Mongar ete © Sore .50
BE AOT VY Uses LS Lee tas cis siete ve = open wo aM Es mares orper sols 75
aa hite, 8 to Io feet, WLOpD see DCHES'. 3.5. p cuss o SEAR UE EERO EIS 1.00
se White, 2 to2% inches in diameters... <,<.+» «asda s AP Recsanea ee « 1.50
<cee sWites 13, to, 332,inches.in diametetad .o46 ois .simmetiesd: siansierctepiae « 2.00
“a nites 4 to. Ade inches im diameter, .....Nisil. 6. eebabenieeds atiekiakinat > = 2.50
RE MMMA TALIS DD, PROM COE. ,5s2ce,2hainiciesccimun ic haOee cela sie ee AR EGER: sete heniaes § 1.00
PAO Reo MOEUE SIN VG) to 7 TE et oie. jefe snaiesons,e bts Sy cal ay bene otle anaes Meiesie b+ 1.50
FUP See Red Bud, Gito Ofeets o.oo crasucceuse SeeSIe corutiee buns yaloa kh’ IS
KGELREUTERIA—From China, A small tree with beautiful lobed leaves and
large pinnacles of showy yellow flowers in July ..........0.20cceeeeeeeees 1.00
IEARCH-—Puropeav, Ata Sift... cio; chalet go ed SIGE ao haleee «monet Sjsfemisls ee | 1.00
LIOULIDSAMBER——Sweet, Guim, @ 1007 feetiiict sealed peak onteealh neem de « 1.50. |
LINDEN—European; a very fine pyramidal tree with large leaves and fragrant
Mowers OitOLtG f6Eb ssc, sa gus sateeh ef GPR-enap sebites “aches (ch 1.00 |
LINDEN—Alba Argentia; European; White-Leaved 8 to g feet .............. 1.25
MAGNOMEA—Acuminata;'s to.6 feete ute caylisclseds «ct ematns tes ce Serena bis 1.25
ms Glancas fowersisweeliscentede: 5 --:tuassi ee a teelack pasteles So 5s! 1.50 |
ns UME Asta std Poa ala ay aia alel eas yale a sepetn starter iucieleeisce steele + «6s 1.25
as LTenetiaO mone as Teeh ccs. stl mites Gee tei evaterets ce 2.00 |
MAPLE--Norway; equal if not superior to our native Hard Maple, lhut grows | |
fasters@tOnocteet. i). a tea ok oc eer Se MIE onyoos » ccccisisin 75 |
Be Hard or Sugar, 2 to 2% inches in diameter eae ae: 2.00 °|
¥ Hard or Sugar, 3 to Boe nchesuny diane ters Meer waco”. coe anes 2.50. |
$3 MOMRGESUVELy Olt, 10 [eelerrn. cpaaay ex sent Cee SUSeRio ss & atte ove li 50
4 Sditor. Silver, 1o.to: 12 feet). ©. astadas } chewdeealveniic ’ roe Pt oe 75 |
ge SGit Or,ouver,. 2.t0 254 inches, in diameter. v2. sem tone ja is 0)3 -t - dontons 1 ple5 0
ee Sot arnouver, 3.to 334 inches in:diametersss 9a. gsi: fe cice ec cue odes 2.00 |
* ASh-eaved .or Box. Elder 8. tostowfeet,; 2; 5 satya ecb: adn bieye> syn 50
¢3 Ash-Leaved or/Box Elder, 10 to 12 feet... ccc csaececsccceccccvscce t.00
re Ash-Leaved or Box Elder, 2 to 2% inches in diameter.............. 1.50
4 Ash-Leaved or Box Elder, 3 to 3% inches_in diameter.............. inc
= mabe leaved, Or Boxe Hiden... werett eter isin shies food Dba bis n= a ohoan’ 3< 5 :

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$35.

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6 BLAIR & KAUFMAN,

ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT— Continued.
POPLAR —Lombardy, 4 to 6 feet

me TWombardys Sktorotleet=: sy naman set tre eeu epers anita ears

66 Womlbardiy.mretonigitect easy nie Seine ne eee eee

OG Carolimayy pyar naicallitw tori yaa arya ee
SVCAMORE—<S:tooifeety 5.0. tr a eee Mentaik ia vn teee eee Ate eat ek
£6 TOO ZE ETS Hee oe amr ee ies re ee ct Ue ae a ee

Gb ZN) 275 KITES 100) CUERNCIET, 55 Song oodoOooo dos bb used ooudaOOS

3 to 3% inches in diameter
AULIE SURES VellowsPoplanyiOntor7atectaae ene ni een ane eee
ee Vellowsheplar Sito voeetn nam near rin ea tarn ee seer eee
26 Yellow Poplar, 2 to 2% inches in diameter...............---

WEEPING TREES.

ASTAE Buna pe ae bo) ices, speieye pete eben e SPT PORES elo cheat oes ree
BURCH =EnropeannCnteleeavedsezatosOnlee tamer erin ee rare area
os JH oKoywEMM, (Cui Woh, 77 LOS HEE 5 So ons oavadonbocacccecodespeeeos
oe Pen dina; PYOung ys coe eye ssuas bose e oe oTaeOreee ee ek OT eee
BTM Camperdown sine caiincks ae cites ierevnee eae nie execs eer Ea eee
TSIEN ID ISIN SNe C10 5 yeaa sieeve oy siesciscnie ten ene ce Onc Perera orate eee tans EE ev eeee
NNWHEB ES RAY SN ewe velar yes cet ees ae enaeuen fare ai tayne ge ie arse Re e(etlg ye ok eee ynnener Boe
FORUMS AWeepinesGrandidentataybendulaenee rare ierise niacin) aie cane
WILE OMWes AG arm Ck a5. sere eens avd Grew rersg Peete Rte ele oxst es CTI Cains Sieis soe Rea |
ee WNISCONSIN 55: :tOn7-f Ce Ua 3 Linen Mean pey te nrainr: m0) ora. ee eae
6G Wisconsum S:tocloseety. a stemmncerreres ener tae ieee Lis er eee
C6 Babylonica, Common Weeping Willow, 6 to 7 feet................ |

EVERGREENS.

2.50
3.00
2.50
1.50
-50
75
~50

Many failures occur in transplanting evergreens, because of exposing the roots to the atmos-
phere, causing the sap to cease to flow, and it being of a rosinous nature the pores of the roots and
branches become clogged, when nothing will restore them again to life. Our evergreens have been
several times transplanted in the nursery, and in taking them up when sold or for shipment, we
handle them with the greatest of care to avoid exposure of the roots, and when desired ly the pur-
chaser we take them up, leaving a ball of earth to the roots, and sack it. In this way the success
in transplanting is made as certain as the transplanting of a willow. Evergreens should have some

shading the first year to protect them from the hot sun and winds.
The prices given here are for Sacked Evergreens.

ARBOR WitAl—Ametican, £2 to 15 inches: ----.c.ns+.e0svs eee ek ee

American, 2 to 2Ye feet By ee ain Loe Uae et ne Se a
6c Amenicanysctoauisnleet meminiier ear rcee iceieisie siren eon rane
ot Occidentalis Pyramidalis, 2 to 24 feet..................--.
36 @ceidentalisyeyramidaliseguteetane nee ae ae eae nies aie
ee Onentalis#eyxamidalis;.2atoy2) puleet yee rec ineere eee
Ke Onentalispeyramidalisaueceteeeen ere Le eee erener
a¢ Foyvey7s Golden; 2:feeth sy yyeve-iiey rele aie miei teen
te IONS COGCON SiCebsouecassboscocsetdewacosounvorones
ec Aurea Golden 2y7uteetin memati iclsieete einen ciety sb ees
oe Blleganticinray Gold dippedyguicctyacreeerer emcee cee ieee
OG Aurea Douglas, New, Golden Foliage, 2% to 3 feet... k
3 Sibertany:2 ito 27) feetsy Mme sates useent tier t ell eta alanine) topos
cc Globes Globe shaped s2itow 7 iteetan is years eel cne ene erae

COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE—This is that beautiful Blue Spruce so much ad-
mired in the Mountains of Colorado. Perfectly hardy here; 2 to 2% feet....

DOUGLAS SPRUCE-This is also a Colorado variety of great beauty.........
1D Rea Srl ea h niscccla cea SiGOOOORU OOM OCA CD COOD OFC OED EEOC CE Cur coe Oates jcc
Oia SHIRDI De nia boo onuoM cUno dom HauODOooo JODO DEO a URC OOO LUSA GO. UGOd Sac E:cSO
HEMLOCK-— Spruce, 2/4 torgifeet es tO R EM. SA ea ca
0G Sprnces=aiZ stor4feety fave sates aersieic) velo ison opelo/ letters tre sos eee
JUNIPER--Tish, TSstovZo inches. sco dleAS eee Hatake Sed Ue ila ie mrompeicrelses
Intl; KO BY HIS 6 aon vo sooo aso OU oDob OU SSD OOuS ooh aC oOoDL
& Tnishsnsiitoy UA Meets sciteys Bes yaa acta ners sibtain tole Bieh-loeintas eveyone tenet
“ Sweedish, with Yellowish Green Foliage, 2 to 2% feet. ....... iste
ce Sweedishygstosyoateets acl creme elaeietsie ernie nekeiey een eens

GG Reevesi; a beautiful form of the Chinese; 3 to 31% feet............
ts Savens,suitable forrveck works24 97) sees cate te - et cle veils arrebne
a6 Glauca; Cedar, of compact conical habit, silvery foliage; 3 feet.....
“ce Redi@edar, 2\to27 feet) shearedes seem) mee see ee eile
26 ved Gedars 3) to) 337 teets| sheared meen peptearenieee) 2 <etete erent
og Red Cedar, 4 to 4% feet, sheared, very fine..../...........0-.--

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1.50
1.50
2.00
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1.50
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EVERGREENS— Continued.
Each 100
NORWAY SPRUCE--12 to 18 inches.. Auaielels aes DEM Mattes mater et onl iene O P40 00.
DALOPe OU LEE eats e as evcvaradetereioet sich: iste stele bekeranteretereLs 1.00 75.00
ot) SVLOP Sartell. sc: scayelerars cre chblletclailel vivsclet@hereel Omienetareelsesi: ears 1.50 | 100.00
ee AI OUR EGU Oe 2s 3 Sraciara Mave ene ctalerc.olocaenereicke theta cereren te: arers 2.00 | 125.00
PUI Be SANS ERIE 2 9g LONI PTEE Le clevalcls'a a 0.0 Sie'e 0, Hiulatobe withels woiele Semmanehcslsleteronmalels esis 75 50.00
ss UIST ANE NOLO A Det LE SLs, c, «)si,'5/a auld evele rebel ial aiehaielolare Snabelem enchants eeherie wee 1,00 75.00
uC Excelsa; Lofty Rhotan Pine; a graceful and elegant tree with drooping
silvery foliage resembling the White Pine but the leaves are longer
Audmorespendulouss, 3) fee tin: s.cicik oc’ sels w corer ecienereratertne stein rere 1.50 | f00,00
es Massoniana; resembles the Ponderosa, has proved very hardy with us
andsis Very bealttifuls) 234 to. Zueety sia yates a cts cies eile cemoe es 2,00 | 150,00
‘ Rigaensis; a species of the Scotch Pine but more symmetrical and com-
pact, vigorous aud) hardy:/'2%4 to 4) feeti..|. wav cremle seaericrtaeeiere 2.00 | 150.00
ec SC ORCMMESMLOVANLC EU cree cnaiiasel ecb, ore © cv etcnave ars, vlerat ere} steel axetimmratnt tebalorereenetee 1.00 75.00
ee SIRO) Gr Go) (SA EUR hoo ORO ORC PO OCR CIO CODEnape oo eno oo bso omnGcs 2.00 | 150.00
oe WWininere 2c toe EU Le Ot Nets ccinis: aiciciej ois wisiinis «/orsyeye' eae vi a, ctyearefeseiaremmmiercrerelensene BHOOw |p chores
se VIVA. oY SO oho ROOM EC On BEAR EAE cree cicric nation stint oneoringatsinailh cckttetall Remeber
a Dwarf Mountain, low, spreading and dense. ........-...2+0--- eee eens 1.00 75.00
Ub Ponderosa; Heavy Wooded Pine. leaves 8 to 10 inches long; from the |
MOLE West coastiol Amenicas,2itors feets,. 2i1 1--eeiieteeteineeere iets TVOOTAR Uwe
RETINOSPORA—Plumosa; a dwarf evergreen with dense slender Ree
branchlets; very ornamental; 2 to 2% feet........ ei 2.00 | 150.00
ss Aurea, beautiful gold-tipped foliage Be tan as Hon MeEpeouce TE AOONM | et etanotas
= AT Pen tlassSlLVer. SpPOUte Gate myn actet deve asin eres Mie teterhen a ker Ay Neal ccse: See
SiMe Gh —wlenziesis sblue Spruce 3 fleets caun1 - 0-1 dceersfaiaeierteverersuste lave aenere TLOOul eee
Norice.—We can furnish large Evergreens, from 6 to 8 feet high, of some of the sorts above
named. We can also furnish the above varieties of Evergreens, the same heighth but not sacked
with the earth to the roots and not so well selected, at 4o percent. less than the prices quoted,
A good price always commands a good Evergreen, sacked and handled in the most careful manner.
ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS.
Each 100
PRGA IAC 1e OS ET OLUINLOSSHETOCUISES sortie n sekey eee din Sarena eMC Renee te as, ty an en HisSoll tees
ALTHEA—Double, White, Pink, Purple and Variegated....................- -50 | $35.00
St Varlegatedsleaviedss. :c:.c ise nasaascet lay sce caaetanciete tons samenates | 60 40.00
ENO NOUN IO —=) Wart, COUDIEMOWENING el. cate eje sclera sicv- inva lclew ett reiereiciereic ccstetet ees 35.00
BEBE RY =—-burple leaves perinntist.4 cnnelt eeytc etree «eerie ects are sanerole .50 35.00
ot Comin vite Wigiisals Fo enee dio oko aro eGrn Chino bahioln oven cuabe aio) |i 25} atels)
CURRANTS—Gordoni, Howersicrimsomand. yellows. samece oeiee ne eat ae .60 40.00
Sanguinewum, Crimson HOwers aan) jie on-scene meen ere ere ave .50 35.00
ec Flore Pleno, ‘double crimson flowers...........00.cecesseeeeee .60 40.00
CHIONANTHUS—White ’Fringe FOCUS ADE bac cdo Sean Op blebs Cais iio Be Gor 75 50.00
CORNUS—Red Wis fea ores is, Sty wor BOCs 4 heb Oda Dono POLKGo me IOS DAME ulOOn -50 | 35.00
Variegated Leaved Dogwood, one of the prettiest variegated shrubs |
AI CULELVALLOM ag ssay-teet aie -tetetorae ay Pater = (hc enon Olan tetera eet ee ee 1.00 75-00
CALVCANRHUS——Arsweet scented) SHU ss. scktesuenrern eerejraiaielclotelors speceterelstniets .50 | 35.00 ee,
POR eZ VA— Creme tia ni ier cycipyeleversickorer slat eforciens ere a~icte/ ciate keteseto eye ol roperereieeage atte -50 | 35.00
ye RGR EAE Nah BE Go sOr bb. NUGRAOB EGOS COC OncoUbtiglint oapatione .50 | 35.00
“ce RFIGer OL MINOGHESEE IN sat cise: c1are eerct rat oriP ca here) aya cl eT LACE rates | S50) 35100
BU AAGNUS—Parvifolius,: Oleastetys he t-tocreie rater oral arsterratoeuamnncteterc ec .50 | 35.00
EUONYMUS—Strawberry Tree or Burning Bush, European.................. 50%), 35:,00
“ Strawberry Tree or Burning Bush, American ................. .50 | 35.00
BORS YG A—Hoxtuneis \Goldeny Bellen 7.2 reso: ateroheraeninr-defeteicterieers tenis an) ore .50 | 35.00
FILBERT—Purple leaved Filbert, a very conspicuous shrub...............00- .60 40.00
HONEY SUGKEE— Bush or U prieht, pc...25,- sate echcie seco sei tele eerie cles =< S50) 1835.00 “
HALESIA—Silver Bell; white bell-shaped flowers ............-.0-. ce cee cues .50 35.00
TABU kNUM—Golden Chain; racemes of yellow flowers............ 0.220.005 .60 40.00
ot AMipinuss: from! Scotland’... -ce Reider deine cee 75 50.00
HUeAC— Common: Purples Rersiatics 7..uielcoaciee sed -toicielel ntelelaetttetereieea oe as tree 50 35.00
oe NIA) NCC Ree A aS CREO ADR 2 Bia ee le BAe ee Oe .50 40.00
BUREEE mRINGE OR’ SMOKES TREE ’./5. 2s. citric: cone ee ne .50 | 35.00
PLUM—Double flowering . BHO gO. © BE C0 CT TSOE Rie cc .50 40.00
QUINCE—Japan; Pyrus Japonica or scarlet, Mabe ceca bab Sh gok Menbapoecé .50 35.00
sé Japan; <“ os A ATC BRAS GSR ESC Erno: AES ni ABRSmny tc 60 40.00
SNM MS AML — ar CONSE OEN. sci cwtehe Metals clelsdatelate sielsts snolpere ae etciahafelats vito ue te .50 35.00
ae ACO SRLCEU. .\.tsi-; cyt aad she eats leinic Sigis ae nomtiataeieielaie teste mine eis a7 5 50.00
SNOWBERRY—Pink flowers and snow-white berries... 0... 0... ee cee eee eee 50 | 35.00
Sel 7 A—Billardi, Reevesil, Colossalgge ciple aise - + ++ <6 00 0+ cece cee os eererale .50 35.00
Le Prunifolia, Bridal Wreath, T EX PeAby2 cis capa nte cw fee eae heist clone .50 35.00
BS Opulifolia, Aurea, golden-leaved, nine-barked, very conspicuous .... en5 50.00

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FLOWERING BULBS.

Those prefaced with * should be planted in the fall.

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ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS—Centinned. fh
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SYRINGA—Philadelphus, Mock Orange, assorted .............-000eeceeeees $ .50 | $35.00
GG Philadelphus, Coronarius, sweet scented .............+--.0eenee- .60 40.00
at Philadelphus, Folius Aureas, golden-leaved..................--- ahs 50.00
as Philadelphus, Flore Pleno, sweet scented..................---- .60 | 40.00
TAMARIX—African; covered with pink flowers in sin Wise sg adnan eat ne -50 35.00
TREE Me AL Papas Uae large, fragrant pink flowers.. FB OOaS Oc oS 5 15 60,CcO
eral assorlimen tidy: - Umuvinn iets ake at ai Ie eS .50 35.00
Candidarspulenwinte towers ae cent eel sneer etn ena -50 | 35.00
«s Variegated leavedie tiauivianarepasee ts a alr wONSH a Wan ena Ee pai .60 50.00
ROSES.
Each- 100
HYBRID PER PETUAL—Hardy, general collection...................-..-.| $ .50 | $40.00
CLIMBING—Queen Prairie; Baltimone Bells. .y).csee tse ce totes ce eee sees «50 35-00
MOSS=—Leadinig sorts sieht 02h suey neal secaee et ade atk Ukitake en .50 40,00
DIRIEE, SROS es see i sist ahte le ei ian elretel Se natal anag Ste SOC RS TR GN OREM tp st Ze |
WINES AND CREEPERS.
Each 100
ENMURS ICONS heal, CMAMIS kos GA ds cagdasdcebig dove donebnouodouagaqeoa- $ .35 | $25.00
ae Veitchii; clings to the smoothest surface; foliage colors up
Seino OMIby TEM, GUT, | Godin boo Gododacd0 dass 0 a00nnoA aD 75 50.00
BIGNONTASGranditlorasatinmpe tel lowemen etre rae en et tenia anne 25 25.00
CIEE; ann; deep violet purple flowers: ae).yccytele i \aniaeiee ire esa ee
fs ENSUE JEG Non KOGUNG SOME 65 bod oowh sobs bobo bod ao os onda s TAG Ol sieeve
Gn Witalloa. Walitcollla, WanGHMIC, noob odeseopnnaonabaddascponesonsan .40 30.00
IONE Sealefrdlenteyeny MMO Wipe Gd sas shaee0 sdondn 2 aosc 25 29,00
fe Halleana; pure white, changing to yellow, very fragrant, ... 25 20,00
3¢ Belgicum;, monthly, fragrant or Dutch.................-- SS Osi eines
OY Blaclaiiapannveryaro bust amcacrciitieye merrier enters 235 25.00
00 Oroyribrovonme nn KoxorsilbWNe eh doi, Alona obo cb ob cuiadiue Guiddadso> 25 20,00
WISTARIA—Glycene; supurb purple flowers......0-......-2.2--ee- sen eee ee 2 20,CO0
HEDGE PLANTS.
Each i00
INI RIGOR: WA AT Ions eAiNe) TANNIN |b nowolboadsdnasoodonaealssoa8jaaca0eo $ .20 | $15.00
0 Cio}biS Evovel Sloss ks) WONES, 54 Solo ua cacadadnossoacaceos 35 30.00
APU IN x OXON GNIC) Re ae ama el none aritey Bical an Mena eM S A DAN Ua! ash k ad coe .25 20.00
TEAIRSTRV AES LSBU eS sisal Rica ore eke | ite Re hs a A FS EE oe a ee ee 25 20.00
16) BRS) Re REGS RM a ic a Oe ne un ale nai ua ny MUN MEM an a d/o dale face 20 15.00
O)SyANGAS, (OURAN G13 ne Gdlsonowonaodosdeotoosdeeuasuobondgacsadusonuscocnde7 |. 2.00
HARDY HERBAGEOUS AND BEDDING PLANTS. es
acn. 100
DiBGYaRA=Spectabilis; bleeding ykleantimr cern mercies ee ei rineteatentes teens $ .25 | #20.c0
NGAWONAPAMY EIB IMT EN Ss etae c. Saiete el elchee cies sfelsiecetsuetefelstevecis ts rekolelte poke ska esyenene pe meee LION aseieeees
BAS@ NITES = Reds "Pink si hae al NST ee neo aes ee ee te .20 15 00
aS Wiltite Deep Crimsonii aie u nian ne il annie hh Tre mena ier .30 | 20,00
IRENE OX Assonte duis iss Me Wiley iaincict tbat le lesrael Revelscebet tate bet nel steers eRner rata TOR 2 | Wee es
VIUGCAq—Philamentosai coeur se SINS ee Ne Oe Oe ee teri ey store eye .25 20 .O