. Green's Nursery Co. : spring 1897. Nursery stock New York (State) Rochester Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs. GOOSEBERRIES. BLACKBERRIES. RED CROSS CURRANT REDUCED. Mt. all Trees and Plants. These can be sent by mail. For fear you may overlook this we give a list here of all the stock that we have of mailing- size at the date of issue of this Catalogue. Apples—Ben Davis, Red Astrachan, Fameuse, Transcendent Crab and Banana. Cherries—A variety of the Morello Class. See next pag e. Pears—Wilder Early. Standard. Burbank Japan Plum (on peach). Peaches —TRIUMPH, Elberta Crosbey, Early Cra


. Green's Nursery Co. : spring 1897. Nursery stock New York (State) Rochester Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs. GOOSEBERRIES. BLACKBERRIES. RED CROSS CURRANT REDUCED. Mt. all Trees and Plants. These can be sent by mail. For fear you may overlook this we give a list here of all the stock that we have of mailing- size at the date of issue of this Catalogue. Apples—Ben Davis, Red Astrachan, Fameuse, Transcendent Crab and Banana. Cherries—A variety of the Morello Class. See next pag e. Pears—Wilder Early. Standard. Burbank Japan Plum (on peach). Peaches —TRIUMPH, Elberta Crosbey, Early Crawford, Hill's Chili. Quinces—Orange, Meech's and Angers. Am. Sweet Chestnut. Japan Walnut, Black Walnuts, Buffalo Berry, Juneberry, Rocky Cherry, Wineberry, Raspberry-Blackberry, varieties of Grapes, Red Raspberries, Black Rasp berries, Blackberries, Currants, Gooseberries, and Strawberries as offered in the Catalogue. Aspar- agus, Horse Radish, Rhubarb, Sage, and the fol- lowing Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, etc.: Horse Chestnuts, Carolina Poplar, Altheas, Cranberry (tree), Deutzias, Hydrangea, P. G., Honeysuckles, Golden Leaved Elder. Purple Lilac, the new Lilac Lemoine, Spireas, Yucca, Clematis, Ampelopsis Veitchii, Hop roots, Trumpet Flower, Purple Wistaria, Roses, Gladiolus, Norway Spruce Ever= green. Do not order stock by mail not offered in mail list, please. Note we do not offer dwarf pear trees, but large, medium and small size that can be sent by express or freight. Says my wife, when she sees a little patch of Loudon Red Raspberry 183 feet by 360 feet, yielding $357 in berries in a few weeks," and fully $50 more on the bushes, " Why do not poor people, struggling Avith debt, plant such things ?NVJr - - True, why doh"t they? Well, they lack enterprise. VfinncphAmpc They won't plant. But you will, and it will be UUUSCUCI " better for you than if all went into fruit growing. Show me a man who knows how to pro- duce and sell fine fruit and I wil


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