Des arbres fruitiers, des plantes vertes, roses, etcfor la Floride et côtier de southern states . moi. Tous nos arbres sont cultivés à partir de semences.Certaines variétés sont importés de fromFrance othersare ; producteurs fiables issues de noix produites en ourorchards. Nous avons les arbres de la variété qui EarlyBearing à huit ans l'ont donné vers le haut d'onebushel d'écrous. Les variétés comme offert, 2(5 v bien que les semis, viennent généralement vrai,ou avec de légères variations. Graftedtrees sont toujours rares et coûteux, en raison de la difficulté de cette methodof la propagation. Le meilleur sol pour les noyers est un strongclay, riche et somew

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Fruit trees, evergreens, roses, etcfor Florida and coast belt of southern states . me. All our trees are grown from seed.Some varieties are imported fromFrance from reliable growers; othersare grown from nuts produced in ourorchards. We have trees of the EarlyBearing variety which at eight yearsof age have yielded upward of onebushel of nuts. The varieties as offered, 2(5 v although seedlings, usually come true, or with slight variations. Graftedtrees are always scarce and high-priced, owing to the difficulty of this methodof propagation. The best soil for Walnuts is a strongclay, rich and somewhat stony; hencemany acres of land which are difficultto cultivate in ordinary crops are avail-able for Walnuts. FILBERTS. Of easy culture; they are of bushyhabit of growth, and require little or nopruning; dry, ordinary soil is suitable.They are very productive, and requir-ing but little space to grow, they maybe planted in clumps. Suckers shouldbe removed annually.Common White—An excellent variety.Two years, 20c. each, 81.50 per 10, S10 three andeach, $2 per 10, S15 per 100. PECANS. Pecan culture is rapidly increasing, there being few trees that yield as regu- lar and larger income after they attainthe bearing age, which is at eight toten years after planting. Any soilwhere the hickory grows is suitable toPecans, but trees grown in lich alluvialsoils produce larger crops. The Pecantree is difficult to graft, but as the sub-varieties, of which there are many, re-produce themselves at the rate of 60 to70 per cent., and thus the variationbeing small, we offer only seedlingtrees grown from the largest Paper-Shell nuts obtainable in Louisiana.These vary in number from sixty toseventy nuts to the pound, and retailat from 50c. to §1 per pound, extrasizes sometimes commanding $1.50 perpound. The small hard-shelled nutscan be purchased at from 5 to 6 cents perpound. Owing to the excessive lengthof the tap-root, large trees transplantwith difficulty; hence one or two yearsold trees s

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