TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE


All sales and contracts are made subject to crop thru other causes over which we have no control. JES-Apply upon the following quantities: FRUIT TREES, SHADE TREES, , ROSES, VINES, PERENNIALS (including PEONIES and LILIES.) 0 or more take 1000 rates where published. 
to 300 take 100 rates. j nder 30 take 10 rates. j rades and varieties in any one class are allowed to make up total. 
For -f All kinds of fruit trees will be considered as one class and all varieties ps as one class, etc. L FRUITS, HEDGING, PRIVET and ALL SEEDLINGS 800 of same variety and grade take 1000 rates. Under 300 of same variety and grade take 100 rates. 
-'PRGREENS, BALLED and BURLAPPED trees (any assortment) take 100 rates. 
¢t ader 30 trees (any assortment) take 10 rates. 
AND SPRING BULBS ~~ J0 t 10 or more bulbs (not less than 50 of any one variety) take 1000 rates. 
nder 300 bulbs take 100 rates. {EN LOTS of less than 10 of any one variety and grade will be billed at e 10 rates. 
Mogy MS-Accounts are due first of second month following date of invoice; 2% if paid within ten days from date of invoice. Cash, security or satisfactory . 9% ce is required from unknown parties. 
Orders to be sent C. O. D. should be _ 28G panied by one-fourth cash. 
Interest charged on past due accounts. NURSERY-YS SUPPLIES-Net Cash. 
'I PPING-We request customers to give definite shipping instructions regard--panner in which they wish goods shipped. In the absence of special instructions i e our best judgment, but without assuming responsibility. All shipments travel , at risk and expense of purchaser. 
EXPRESS SHIPMENTS-Customers desiring this class of service will be interested to know that the rates on nursery and greenhouse products have been reduced 20 to 25 percent. 

APPLE and CRAB

(Please note that caliper shall govern the size of fruit trees. The height given below represents the average height of most varieties.) Per10 Peri00 Per 1000 
Standard First Class,5 ft. and up 11/16 to 1 in.______---__--$3 00 $2500 $225 00 
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PLUM-(Continued) 

ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS

Our shrubs are bushy and well rooted, many of them have been twice transplanted. 
They are graded according to the Horticultural standards of the American Association of Nurserymen. 

ALMOND (AMYGDALUS)


EVERGREENS

We have, we believe, one of the finest assortments of Evergreens in the country. 
GROWN by EXPERIENCED MEN-they receive the proper care at all times. They are sheared and pruned for producing compact, symmetrical specimens. 

PROPERLY

HANDLED AND PACKED-your success with Evergreens depends upon the care and handling that they receive from the time they are taken from the soil until they are boxed for shipment. 

PRICES ARE FOR EVERGREENS BALLED and BURLAPPED

Customers desiring Evergreens with roots puddled and not Balled and Burlapped can secure them at the following reductions in price: 12 to 18 in. @ 12%¢ ea.; 18 to 24 in. @ 15¢ ea.; 2 to 3 ft. @ 20¢ ea. Long pointed buds and distinctive shadings of coppery bronze, suffused with soft gold. The plant is vigorous and blooms unceasingly throughout the summer. 

ABIES (FIR

No. 1_--_---$ 10 00 $ 75 00 MARY HART (a striking red sport of Talisman) 
The buds are maroon red, opening to well-formed blossoms of deep, velvety blood-red with an overglow of amber . The most remarkable feature is the complete absence of yellow. 
Unlike most red roses, Mary Hart does not wilt or dry when cut, but opens DELTCEEL Vs.) INOS LY no meee oe aes 45 Den Sues aber ooh 10 00 75 00 SOUVENIR (The Golden Talisman) Its bloom is a rich, deep golden yellow, and it is a prolific producer of fragrant flowers for cutting. 
It is a superb garden variety with all the desirable qualities of the popular Talisman. No. 1_-_-.---. --------------- No "group offers" for these roses at less than the per each price are approved. 
When ordering, the regular quantity prices on roses do not apply on these patented varieties as the hundred rate applies only to purchases of 25 or more of a variety. 
A "group offer" of 25 will carry the per ten rate. 1%_---------2) 18 00 60 Willowmere, long pointed buds and brilliant pink blooms ------------------ -------------- May, June. 8"_-----_-_-*Deltoides Brilliant, crimson red. May, June. 8"__-___--__-_---__--Dielytra (Bleeding Heart) *Eximia, dwarf variety; fern leaves, pink flowers. 
A good rock plant} I) biooms) all) isummicrevel Zee. a ees Spectabilis, heart shaped pink flowers. 
May. 18" 3) toyoueye velum PSoe 2 aos on ee ee eee ee Digitalis (Foxglove) (June) Giant) (Shirley Hybrids sallicolorsh ome eee Grandiflora, dwarf yellow, June, July, 12"_----_- ---------------- The foliage is similar to that of Spectabilis except that it is widely margined yellow. 



  Rich lemon-yellow, very fragrant. No. 1__------------_------3 50 30 Airs ers nine ula. POOns. IN On biG e a. se Seems cee eee RENE oe oe 2 50 22 MRS. HENRY BOWLES, fine flowers of a dark attractive pink, shaded lighter. One of the best pink varieties. No.1McGREDY, large scarlet-copper orange blooms flushed red on outside of petals. No. 1%-___-__-___________ 




  Erna Teschendorf, very popular bright red_-_-__.-..-_----.-----------ies George Elger, soft golden yellow in bud, paler in open flower_-_-__--_-35 Katherine Zeimet, pure white flowers in large clusters____-________-as Miss Edith Cavell, brilliant crimson with white center_____________-ers 




  -Eryngium (Sea Holly) Planum, branching heads of steel-blue flowers; fine for winter bouquets: italy spe ee aaa e e Eupatorium (Hardy Ageratum) Coelestinum, lavender blue. August. 18"_......-..---------------- 


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  Myosotis (Forget-Me-Not) IPGHErIS) ILOSCS, .TOSY-DINK @ oo .0 5 -. ota Ne ee ee mes 85 7 00 Palustris Semperflorens, rich blue flowers with yellow eye. June, BOUT o Chr ee Se Ne re oS ete Se EI Oe ee A a 85 7 00 Marga Sacher, deep sky blue, large flowering--_--_------------- 




  Phlox, Paniculata (June to September) B. Comte, rich French purple, very brilliant-______----_------__--Ble sahil She mieares tab live wp lal © xe eae Bridesmaid, white with large crimson center_____-_-_-_-___--___-, Carman eye lie Geter ees : Firebrand (New) Brilliant orange-scarlet, sometimes almost vermillion. One of the most brilliant Phlox known. nosy (pinks se see ae oe ee ee ee Marechal French. New, brilliant vermillion scarlet....._--.-_---Mrs. Jenkins, white, immense panicles, free bloomer_-__----------Rijnstroom, lovely rose pink, much like Paul Neyron Rose_-----Salmon Queen, beautiful shade of salmon-_--_---------------------Thor, lovely shade of deep salmon-pink overlaid with scarlet glow Von Lossburg, Pure white; very large trusses_----eee at *Phlox Subulata (Creeping Phlox or Moss Pink) (April, May, 4'') Alba, ; snow white: "6-3. 3: =u. = aoe ee ee ee ee eee Lilacina, »pale' blue flowers) -=4-5 (22222 -se ose eee eee Rosea; bright deep? pink? = s2esee 5. sae ee ea eee Physalis (Ground Cherry) Francheti, white flowers followed by coral red fruit. Oct. 2'__- 




  variety). Flowers bright mauve-blue; foliage, larger and darker green than the common variety_-___-__-_-----------pure white flowers, very fragrant--_--_-_--___-UDG ts ee PAUL HARIOT. This variety is similar in color to the popular Talisman rose. One of our best varieties_______---_------------wOO nae cans 




  Hardy native shrub with white fragrant flowers June-July, followed by black berries. 


	Per10 ero 3 00 3 50 1 00 1 20 1 55 18/24in. Seon See : Large upright shrub; they bloom from August until TO Seto 24 in.--.-: Papel 3 Lt... : : ee Dono tone tbs <. .-,-ALTHEA (HIBISCUS SYRIACUS) frost. Bush form. ee OE feb HURL Se SES a STE 5) WE occ ys eo SE SM 2 inh. 5.66 7S Re See ee Anemoneflorus-Double; bright pink_--___------------50 Boule de Feu-Very double; violet-red______-__-______-20 Duchess de Brabant-Double; dark red______________-40 Jeanne de Arc-Double; pure white____-______________ 50 Purpurea Semi-Plena-Semi-double; clear purple-___-_ 30 maAcwMIerus, double: sDark' pink. ._.-......--.-.2--+---50 AMELANCHIER (JUNEBERRY) Canadensis. White flowers early spring, followed by ed-ible red fruit. DIME MmNTiVeIee =e | eS Oe bel ol deste 1 00 0) DS gy 22 i Eee eee eS 1 20 AMORPHA (FALSE INDIGO) Fruticosa (Indigo Bush) Dark violet flowers. LD REGwLONW 2S T i l . . . 2. -Be e n See a ae tye) § GHOO Sepa IRTP es Pg en oS ae eee ee 1 20 1) Gyo ea, Se a a EE 1 55 Gib af SEO 7) Jit 5 Se Se SR a en ee i ee 1 90 ARONIA (CHOKEBERRY) Arbutifolia (Red) Grey foliage; pinkish-white flowers. BUMISELOMOt MMS 2 ts le P u eee ee er eee 1 60 Melanocarpa (Black) White flowers in April and May. Black berries in Autumn. UP LAS CEE. PAS Sut. 2 a oT Re ge a a a ee 1 55 ole UGE 9 a e s ae 2s eee 1 90 eee ey oe oe rh Seen eee 2 40 BARBERRY (BERBERIS) Box (Thunbergi Minor) Valuable for formal hedging. Very dwarf. 100 12 to 15 in. : 7 a den Ee ahh a 1 20 150 15 to 18 in. epee : Seine ae 1 70 100 18 to 24 in._-: ali a aes oe SS = 215 Japanese (Thunbergi) A splendid hardy hedge plant. Brilliant red fruit and foliage in Autumn. Seleatonks, 1%. = ..--.--ee le ae ae re i 50 8000 18 to 24 in. _ -: Pies P e eae ee Pate 1 00 3000 2 to 2% ft. ees a et es = 2 ee s= 1 45 Gel Sto 3: J: cyt: SRS iS eee emer 1 90 Per 10 Peri00 $20 00 25 00h) SOLOOT 8 50 10 00 13 00 2/3ft. 60 30 20 20 10 40 8:50 10¥00) Ge e232 20 Per 1000 Sara sent Fee: 72 00 85 00 110 00 3/4 ft. aoe 20 10 30 20 af i aac 2. SHOT: Pi 10°0002) Peso 13 00 110 00 16), 00%) ee 558 13005, >) hes. = ESHOOe ee eee = 16: 008 ie tome ZOU O00) ees 10 00 85 00 14 00 120 00 18 00 153 00 4 50 40 00 8 50 70 00 12 00 100 00 16 00 135 00 200°.9) tov 12) inte 2-22 oe: Oa Fee eee eee 85 DOOPLZ CO) brim ee = ae ee ee ee a ee 1 10 600. 15: to 18). 5.522 Soak oe 2 2 ee a iL Ds BUCKTHORN (RHAMNUS) Common (Catharticus) Black berries. Valuable for hedging, especially in the North. 260"2)t0)BUft 2 Se. aes 52 ee ee nee ee ee 85 ZOO'S CO 4 Bt ee et a id act oe en ae egg ee it aby Frangula (Glossy) Reddish black berries. Glossy foliage. 110 18ntoy2esints aes Ses es ae ee ee ee 70 250) 2 too ft: so. he: eee ee ee ee oe ee 90 T4573 ova tec Joe See 32 hee ieee Ne tk Se ee eee il als BUTTERFLY BUSH (BUDDLEIA) Farquhari (New) Low growing shrub with rich green foliage and silvery reverse, bearing long racemes of purple flowers. Late in summer. 430) Medium". 3-222 322s a 2 ee ee eee 1 20 DTBOONO. 8 B)2 8 | AS es Se ae Je Se Seen ie ae 1 45 Magnifica. Shrub of perennial habit. Long spikes of lilac-blue flowers. 500: "Medium 2fe)-322 25 2525 Jos ees 2 ee 1 20 1000 No. Ae 2 os eee eee ee eee ae eee 1 45 CALYCANTHUS (SWEET SCENTED SHRUB) Floridus. Dwarf symmetrical shrub. Chocolate colored flowers. 9012) tol8 vin. 22 2082 eo Fe ee ee eee 85 150) V8ytow24s ints 2S ae See ee oe ke ee ee 1 00 650),'2 tovsstt\= 2 se ee ee ee eee ee eee 1 20 200::3' tor4 ft4= 2 oe se oe es Is i eee re ee 1 55 CARAGANA (SIBERIAN PEA TREE) Arborescens . Large shrub producing small yellow pea-shaped flowers. 100°12):tor.18 (in.s--2 =. 2S ee eee ae ee ee eee 45 502) toc Setts. 2. Seed 5 ee Ae See a ee ee 90 60:3! tol'4 Stes =e aa ee eee eee eee 1 20 80. 4. ton 5 ft Nis Se ee 5 ee ee ee nt 335) CEPHALANTHUS OCCIDENTALIS (BUTTON BUSH) Fragrant, creamy white flowers. 310/18 \to~24) inte Se See ee ee ee eee 1 20 200ae ee ee 2 40 00 50 00 50 50 10 00 12 00 10 00 00 7 00 8 50 00 00 00 50 00 00 00 00 00 16 00 00 85 00 100 00 85 00 100 00 ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS-(Continued) CORNUS (DOGWOOD) Amomum (Silky) Red stem, late bloom, blue fruit. Per10 Peri00 Per 1000 REPEC ARI ee te Soe eet SS SE eee $7100 $ 8 50 ee eo PURPA ROMS Ee 3 ee c e s Wie paean Arete, = LACES Ape PT Pee 1 20 TONOOS ee Cheese Patmcumts Timea eee en ee eect de Gee eee 1 55 LSVOO wie ees 1S Gh [RD We ee a a a 1 90 16° 00%" oS 2e2-2 Elegantissima (Variegated) Silver and green variegated leaves, red bark. Very attractive. Pte OD telits tes ee eae eS a eco eee 1 80 ANAC) | ee leuels 2 S S RAD SAUD) G3 ULES 8 ae See 2 SU Sr gE = 2 15 DovO0Me © aoe ER ERS: GIG Ss Ee ee ee 3 00 ZONOO, @ tesco e Florida. Spreading shrub or small tree with large white flowers. CTE, UGC LESS gS ee ee eee ee 2 30 20008 Ae Vl) his a) PAs aU a) Sip EIS a lig a ae eee ete 3 00 25460) the eee MUR CMEGM CML nie Hae SOs On Ll Se ee 4 00 30) 002 a Beet RMURCOMI CMEC Uncen eee! SNE De Ske ee 5 00 AD 00) 57 eee Florida Rubra. A variety of the above with deep rose . colored flowers. 260 18 to 24 in. roots wrapped in moss and burlap_-._ 4 50 40.008 5 ua ee: 150 2 to 3 ft. " » i # i: Pi = ee GOO boc OOnser soe 350 3 to 4 ft. 2 uy Ke is an CES O00! NOOR ets We can ship C. Florida and C. Florida Rubra direct from Painesville, Ohio if desired. Paniculata (Gray) Neat growth; white flowers and fruit. 12D) Drea Re ola S p a e s e h tae eh fe LPS 85 7 00 60 00 RU SEER Anil, Sei er ree Se Sel 1 00 8 50 72 00 UME ARE RIOR nee eee ye ets Te eee Se Se 1 20 10 00 85 00 PRIN MERIEC ERD apes nS SS et wh Soke soe 1 55 13 00 110 00 Sanguinea (Bloodtwig) Purplish red; white flowers. ee US) 0G) PAL tay ea eS pee ee ee ree es es 1 00 S50'F LL vee VL) fo TAG) SM ee ne ee 1 20 IO VOOM at eae oe ELSE Srieee renee 5 a eS 2) ot oe See ee eS 1 55 tS) OOF ate Sibirica Alba ( Coral) Brightest red barked variety. DG) TAS a a eS ee ee eee ee 85 7 00 60 00 CUD Me TAD Se tA, RE oe Ee ee 1 20 10 00 -85 00 EAE eee ae A oe Se eee 1 55 13 00 110 00 Spaeth (Alba) Broad green leaves with yellow margins. Very desirable. TOAD) TBS ty DAS a ES Rg eee, ee ae eee ee 1 80 15°00 ee PEC MEECSE REE Dermerrt= ge 2 Se eee 2 30 2000" ".. 4s eS Stolonifera (Red Osier) Spreading but erect grower with dark red branches and white flowers. PRIPOmUO rina =2 0) s2 5 22 ore Oe eee oe 85 200) oe et LOG de) PAS gS a ee ee eee re Seer 1 00 S D0 es Wiese GLUT On (RT. 31d as a ee eee ee er gee ee 1 20 10 00 85 00 Drie MEESTER eee cere 8 Ue 2 2 eo eee 1 55 13 00 110 00 Stolonifera Lutea (Gold Twig) Golden-yellow branches. depptentOnts i... .......$ Gi te Ne ae Soe ee 85 7 00 60 00 bal Lb ite 220 ies 2 SES sae eee Se eee ee a pine a 1 00 8 50 72 00 SUE 2 ial. 3) Tye Ae Se eee a en ae eee 1 20 10 00 85 00 LS NG a i a ee eee 1 55 13 00 110 00 e eme 1 55 EStO07 a oges ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS-(Continued) CORYLUS (HAZELNUT)-(Continued) Avellana, (Filbert) Similar to American except foliage is larger and darker green. Peri10 Peri00 Per1000 TSOM2 ito vl 8\ inde: se ee ee ee oe fy JE AX) $10 00 pee == 16018 ito 24einses-ky. ee es ee ee ayete SOE" 155 13-00! 9) 2 LOO" 2 ON SE Es 2 Se 5 re ee me pene aes 2 10 13100) See COTONEHASTER (PEKING) Acutifolia (Brilliant) A valuable massing shrub. Dark green leaves, black fruit. TLO-T2torlSyinoa Sa. ve 2 ceil Ue ee ee oe eee 1 00 $00" * ee 480) 2to.3! hte 2 22 le a ee a ee ee ie. See ah GO) 13 00 110 00 203 toy 4 itis seer 2. eee oF ee ee ee eee 1 90 16°00» =e Divaricata (Spreading C.) Very handsome when studded with its bright red fruit. 1202 to. lS eins < 250 2 Oe ee ee et oe ae oer ee 1 40 12/00. =e W518 toy 24, int 9) 4a" Se a eee ee 1 90 16°00 "25 HO 2to Sc ftie ho eae eh ae ee eee nee 2 eee 2 50 20:00" --=== CRANBERRY HIGHBUSH (See Viburnum) CYDONIA JAPONICA (FLOWERING QUINCE) A very popular shrub producing showy scarlet flowers in April. LOO MUSiitos24Gin (Sel ee ee Ee ase She 1 00 8 50 72 00 LOOWIhton es ites So ee ee eee eee wees Sees TOO 10 00 85 00 DAPHNE CNEORUM (ROSE DAPHNE) A dwarf everblooming Evergreen shrub with gray-green foliage; low spreading habit. Rosy pink flowers. Very fragrant. 40°64 to jSbino BeBe se. eae ee e e ee ee ee 4 50 i Jeus ) 30)'9)) Co2e2 Sims a See eee a eee oe PSs 600°. 222) See (0) TU) two) IG) Ti Le P R me ree | Me aE E 7 50 32 5 ! te DEUTZIA Gracilis (Slender) Dwarf, bushy shrub; white flowers. 209 SOD Dray Soe ee ET ee Se a ee ye 85 7 00 60 00 PAO) 2172 xe) 15} tha. -By B dodaci: See oer £ yeas Tel 1 00 8 50 72 00 AA OMVG Cond By ira oN a eR ge eee eee ee 1 20 10 00 85 00 2190) 18; to; 24 anes! oe se ee eee ere 1 55 13:00), eee Lemoine. Semi-dwarf variety, single white flowers in clusters. 400 12 to 18 in._____-A e BE ie foe ee eee See te So Sea, 85 7 00 60 00 (COO) USS two) PAE Thay 2 ke o h Mg ee SSR Salk 1 00 8 50 72 00 8202 ito 2i6: tts. = See eee Ce ee ee eee 1 20 10 00 85 00 Magnifica. A tall grower bearing a profusion of pure white flowers. HOULS' -tow24. in. See aoe ee ee ie ee ee e t Se eee 1 00 8°50") | eee AGOK2U COR SSECS. ° <2 eS ae eae en eee eee ee 1 20 L000" eae Pride of Rochester. One of the hardiest varieties. Blooms profusely, double white flowers tinged pink. 150) Seto: 24inw 252 Se oe ee ee eer oe oe eee 1 00 8 50 72 00 11002 Atos 3 Siti SSE ee ee ee ee ee eee 1 20 10 00 85 00 290: Si ito; 4 fits 2s 2 oe ot Ee ee es Eee 1 55 13 00 110 00 Pee eae 85 7 00 60 00 200: 18° tO"24 in Met oes Se ese ee i ee ee oe 1 00 8 50 72 00 PD) 24 hyo) (33. pits ee = = Rue Os RE ee eae ee ee 120 10 00 85 00 $20:'3. to: 45 ft. cess i et ee Be ee ee 1 55 13 00 110 60 Per 10 BON Dy tech pbs ee eo ae ee te as eae en $ 1 20 AGERE TEE tar ee te aap Se see ee 1 55 SL OAD bean ent ites ie Se Se re tas reece one me re lt 2 10 Cut Leaf (Acutiloba) Dark green fern-like leaves, white flowers, May-June. UES UG eb Se oe SR ee Ee ee er ee 1 55 Golden (Canadensis Aurea) Hardy, rapid growing shrub with outstanding golden yellow foliage. BURR OM Rtas eee n-ne Sen oe a a eee a ee 1 20 PP OR RUG Sat Gant a ae a Se eae Se ee 1 55 ROMPSCONOMEC = Soars = | OS ee one oo eee 2 15 Red Berried (Racemosa) Leaves beautifully cut and drooping. White flowers; red fruit. LD ANS) GE AE TAS eo Ee Be ee eee 1 90 IOP ay Bat tl ee eS So ee a a = Pe 2 30 PRL ONC pee aa ere = See oo ee eee 3 00 EUONYMUS Alatus (Winged) Wood very corky; scarlet, wing-shaped fruit; foliage beautiful pink in Autumn. CORPO RUB lese tee ae ae ee ee a 1 45 BBO auLOecomitte ee etme eek sf Soe ofa 1 80 Americanus (Brook Euonymus) Tall shrub with slender green branches. Very showy fruit. PLU) ia TIC a ha A Sy a 2s 1 20 RUBECELOUL Mi ene eee eee ae eee Se steele see eee 1 80 ID PY EY Ss gS eee ee ey 2 30 Atropurpurea (Wahoo) Native shrub. Brilliant Autumn coloring. ie ENS eee Tiree en ne eo SS Soe 1 20 TANIA SDS 3" Tala, 2 Ss ELA St a pee 1 55 Europeaus (European Burning Bush) Orange-red fruit in Autumn; dark green foliage. SU) OS PTR SEG 2 Sh ee a ee ee 1 20 SL) Ry EDT SY See = I SE eee epee eer ts 1 55 RO ROMUGE S32 Ue aie aan oe a ae ok ae aie ee eee eae 1 90 EXOCHORDA (PEARL BUSH) Grandifiora. Single Pearl-white flowers in May. de a ey ar Es TESS va ea eS Se ee 1 00 PL ORUGatO ter iNie 5. tee ot ee ee ee es See 1 20 WCE LO met Geen. So oe ee eee fee 1 70 FORSYTHIA Fortunei (Suspensa Fortunei) Large upright shrub, densely covered with golden yellow flowers. NOMS MCOE SES es. 2222 we eer ee See eee 85 SIMD) ES) ROPE ee = irs ae ee ea se ae oa Se 1 00 CeeH eC EIRP 7 NES Je oe Pace eins ee ee = ee 1 20 490 3 to 4 ft.____-S h e e debe Gees aS as i eS Se 1 55 ee See SS 1 55 13 00 ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS-(Continued) FORSY THIA-(Continued) Intermedia Spectabilis. One of the best varieties. Rich golden yellow flowers. Per10 Peri100 Per 1000 AVOND8) toy 24 ine oe oS AEE ee ee A a $ 100 $ 850 $ 72 00 Pa{Qd) 74 1X0) 8) dito = = = LosSehice SSS be Sae eee ae a eae oO 10 00 85 00 41003 )tor a itiesee se See ee o u . 22 ee ee 1 13 00 110 00 Suspensa (Weeping) Graceful, drooping type with long pendulous branches. Yellow flowers. 10012 atoml8 Pin S22 Soe. a= ees © ee eg ee ee 1 8.50". = 2aee 38018 ton2e inte 2 So. eee eee eee eee See = WAY 10 00 85 00 6802) tos) foie oS ee Se Eye tee eee epee ae 1 13 00 110 00 2TO" SHO. Ait oe ee ee eee ee ee 1 16 00 136 00 Suspensa Variegata (Gold Blotch) Very attractive varie-gated golden yellow foliage; yellow flowers. 10318\to);24 ints Saree 2 eR ai BLE: fol Ee ea ee 1 8°50, 2 eee 30)'2) ton) ft wa: Bee or ae oe ee ene 1 10:00 Viridissima (Green Stem) More bush-like than other varieties; foliage deep green. Late. T5018) tov24 sin. 22 Ses Se ee ee ere 33) e e e ees 100 & 50 72 00 490, 2tonsy ft 5-= 3 eae BE Be ee oe) 10 00 85 00 3003! stot tubtiokes ee) 4 oe. LO ee eee ae aes s i S a e Soe: |) LOD 13 00 110 00 HAMAMELIS VIRGINIANA (WITCH HAZEL) Succeeds best in moist places with partial shade. Yellow flowers. pbs tg Abs otis Sia | ol oe ee one eee ek NE oy te ee 1 10°00'* eos 120"18) tor24sins 22 -Se 8s ee ee Sees 1 15:00). == HEDGING-See Page 39 HONEYSUCKLE (LONICERA) Bella Albida (White Belle) Very hardy, upright, strong grower. White bloom; red fruit. 5002": toy (Outs a ee ee ae ee ee et ee eee 1 10 00 85 00 XO) 3. tuo) 4E set = A EEN Bee gine inc tye aes Se eee il Bs 13 00 110 00 Bella Rosea. Hardy, spreading shrub. Pink flowers. 40,08) tog24inve, 18s Se ae ee ee ee z -1 8350)" «ae WSO) 27 two) 6} tte. 2 L i Fee : 1 10 00 85 00 RYO) 8) 1) <! site, eRe comes f e o at ee ee ; s iL oh 13.00: 2 Fragrantissima (Winter) Handsome partly evergreen foliage. Very fragrant white flowers. 50) 18 tov24 ins Se Soe ee ee ee ee : 1 10/00". ) = =e Grandiflora Rosea (Bride) Bright pink flowers. One of the best pink upright varieties. 120118) toyj2e tint. 2S an! Ga ee ee ey ee eee = i lOO! 8 50 72 00 420 2 to 3 ft. o s ee ee See en eee oe ee ee sae th 4H) 10 00 85 00 40 3 to 4 ft. ee Soe et cE S Bee 1 13 00 110 00 ee eee ae ee 1 10 00 85 00 740'.3' ito: 4 ft Se ae ee ee ee ees 1 13 00 110 00 el 95) 10 00 85 00 500 3, to. 4) ftir. S22 ober ere a 1 13 00 110 00 ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS-(Continued) HONEYSUCKLE (LONICERA)-(Continued) Tatarian Red (Tatarica Rubra) Similar to preceding variety except flowers are rosy-red. Per10 Perl100 Per 1000 LAT AA fo AG | ee ee eS ee pe eee oe areas eee ae 1 20 10 00 85 00 Tatarian White (Tatarica Alba) White form of above. TORRE Et Once see ne ie = Seo eA a os fees toe See 85 7 00 60 00 ROG RSs LON 24 SLY n s e . en see Ae PS Se ee es ee 1 00 8 50 72 00 DEON HLis e e eines ed ee es ee 1 20 10 00 85 00 HYDRANGEA Arborescens Grandiflora. Large flat heads of snow-white flowers. Thrives in shade. June-July. VAD L) sa bt] oy bpd bo es a ee eee ee ee Tee Ne tee 1 00 8 50 72 00 800 18 to 24 in._ Seay S O R T Pare tie Soe Oy Ed 1 20 10 00 85 00 OU COR e LL a Sk ot 8 Ss ack Soe een oR en eva = 155 13 00 110 00 Paniculata Grandiflora (Pee Gee) Enormous trusses of double white flowers, blending into pink and bronze shades in Autumn. July-October. IOG ra Meais ils 2 = 2 ss ee ee a ee 1 00 8 50 72 00 MM TOs U2, BIG! els oor ae a) ode < Ak eee een ee 1 20 10 00 85 00 BeOS UCOLS) tee eee 22225 Os. eee ee ee 1 55 13 00 110 00 DU MOMLOE SG vere ttre oe Ck eee a ee ee ee eee ee 1 90 16 00 Leper Doetree: MOrm 2itOrs, Pts 25 J . < on aoe ee sees e ae es 3 00 ZN OG eee = aes st eae * Oreo ant tee eee h y ol et Sele Lt, oy Ss 4 00 S500) es ae HYPERICUM (ST. JOHN'S WORT) Aureum (Golden) Hardy shrub with bluish-green foliage, yellow flowers. July-August. SA Lind boy SEIT OY Soli RA Aa OB oe tee etree ON er 2 ae oP ee, = 1 20 10 00 85 00 BOLO EbOwanee torr: = -=o eG eee oe ee ee s t ad 9) 13 00 aes ILEX (HOLLY) Verticillata (Winterberry) Bright berries which remain until midwinter. 240 18 to 24 in._-Bf a See Pa OL UE a 2 SE 1 90 16 00 Loe ab 70 2 to 3 ft._-= el gl BSP SS ER EOD 20 00 aie KERRIA Japonica Flora-Plena. Beautiful double, golden yellow flowers. June-September. 80 18 to 24 in. _-S o ae 2 Se ep 2 SS P e ee 2 2 30 20 00 SP LA UDA Coats ab 2 ea Gt er ets ME ey Bie, 3 00 25 00 ee KOLKWITZIA AMABILIS (BEAUTY BUSH) The long arching branches are covered in Spring with small tubular flowers of honeysuckle type. Pink. 400 18 to 24 in..____ E y ha SRS Fo ee hs See ee a ee 1 70 14 00 mts tS Se oe ed eee eo 1 90 16 00 ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS-(Continued) LILAC (SYRINGA) Named Varieties. Bush. Valuable and popular be-cause of their enormous flowers and variety of color. Per 10 Per 100 oO Jib 0 Yel 3) b 6 Vp a prea, Os ee Ae A TS La a A ee $° 55 13) top24-in 2 a5). Sees ee eee ee eet ae bok S 90 PTE 00S TIS | ee ae en Bae et RI a OS 30 S EOL 4 ate ee Se eee (er 00 4 £000: fie. 22 eee oe ee eee re ee ee 50 D-Double S-Single 12/18in. 18/24in. 2/3 ft Aline Marqueru s d, dwf. purplish red_-_ 10 35 35 Alphonse Lavalle, d, blue_______________-aay a gh | ee Belle de Nancy, d, satiny rose__-______--eh 10 Chas Joly.d purplish red a= a= ae 25 20 Wir Chassis DULnplishired ease 60 150 350 Hu gow Kostenvsmila cheese 20 70 160 Jacques Callot, s, rosy-pink__--_---__-_--Lee eee Marie Le Graye, s, pure white___________ 50 95 160 Mme. Lemoine, d white________________-_ Eee 50 115 Michael Buchner, d, dwf. lilac__________-5 30 210 Mme. A. Chatenay, d, white____________-10 20 sue Mme. C. Perier, d, pure white___________-20 30 IMISSH Step maa Savy Ce es Suse ae INEorOMS) pUurplesely 2.28 eee eee ae 5 15 5 Obelisque, d, pure white_______________-_-ee 5 Pres) Carnot,.d lavender === -=-e === 15 = 15 5 Pres. Grevy, d, pure white______-_______-seek 95 580 Pres avagienGwpluish-lacea === payee sae Rubra de Marley, s, rosy-red_-___---__-_-_-= ay 30 130 S. de Lud. Spaeth, s, purple_-------_--_-10 ears 5 Common Purple (Vulgaris) The well known old-fashioned lilac with large bunches ot fragrant flowers. 1210; 12<to Sein'. 8 ee Se ee ee ee eee 85 900.48: tory2 4 sine 2.2 5 ee ee ee Be ae eee mee 00 200 :2: to -Sftilce 22k. Foe es Se ee ee 20 2003: tocd £t.c2 Sse ee See ee ee oe ee 45 Common White (Vulgaris Alba) White form of above. 100) 12 to; 18 sins 22 ees oS eee eee ee ae F s tapoes 5 We te 00 780. WS to.24hine ee 22 eel eee ee ate aon moe. eee 20 4202: to:3) ft.) 20s See ee eae ae eee eee dt 55 Japonica (Japanese Tree) Upright grower, large foliage, creamy white flowers. June-July. 80°18 toy24sints 2. <o=8_ Lec eden s ae eo fae oes eee 45 Josikaea (Hungarian) Small tree with dark green fol-iage and purple flowers. Late blooming. 90: 1S (to Q4in. 2 rae a a ee ee eae eee 45 Persian Purple (Persica) Slender arching branches, small leaves and lilac flowers. , 200, 2: itor 3 Eta ee ee ee ee eee po ae ea 55 2501'S! tor4utth eee. Se oe eee ee ea a Chee 90 100.4 to" 5yft. 35-8 eee he ee eee 30 Rothomagensis (Chinensis) Vigorous grower; reddish-purple flowers. 25 OV 2 oe. eile eee ee ae ne eee ee a e ieee 55 1503) to) 4 ftis. 2 eee sss BES 8 Se oe eee ee 90 100''4 Sto (bY bs 2s eee es See Bee ee ee eee toe fz 30 115-12 torlShini. ee ee a eee ee eee eee 85 950) 18 tor24i in. ae Sees ee ee ee eee eae 00 2102" tou Sibts2 steno eee Se tee eres 20 15°3\to}4 te = See Shee eee ee eee S S ee = 55 $ 13 00 16 00 20 00 25 00 40 00 3/4 ft. 30 12 00 12 00 4/5 ft. ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS-(Continued) PHILADELPHUS (MOCK ORANGE: SYRINGA) Avalanche. Erect and slender, snow-white flowers. Per 10 Per Per 1000 ZUUAelOr le dee et SOL ee Oe ee ee $ 100 $ 50 $ 72 00 SSO *1Sitto 247 ines: ss -+ oy eaecee nF R e A meth ed eu 10 00 85 00 Bouquet Blanc. Very double; flowers in clusters. TWA Os wo ea cap bo, ae Ses ae ts a a g SP Fa ey haa Ad Pe 1 00 SOOM ues DUST IS hey a ya Si 3 ce se aay Oia nn eel Sige RS ges Syren ge ge ber aL ee Se 1 20 TOOK ay eee GORARUO oe tiene ee oe eee S e ee ee ee 1 55 TSVOOR goa e oo Coronarius (Sweet Mock Orange) Fragrant white flowers. PAT TO aa Ta 1 Pes = ae ee See ee et = Lie Zone Oe Mae epee ee or be) 00 85 00 SUS Fh ae Oh Pe Re ae ap a e Re eels EN 1 55 00 110 00 Foliis Aureis (Golden) Semi-dwarf; yellow foliage. 80 12 to 15 in.__-aire 8 a Se Se hes Se e e VEZO 00 200) 415) to 28) in... -=. --e p e e eee c e e 5 Ee ae 3 1780) 00 Grandifiorus. Large flowered Mock Orange. ZOOM 2ctoynl Sin. . Seer e SO en ee See 85 00 60 00 RUMI GmLO Ot Noes een SEs eae ee 1 00 50 72 00 Lemoine. Semi-dwarf; slender; fragrant white flowers. POO uLOerOvin. > 22.2 2-05. Sos ste Be Segre spare 85 00 ee S20 eetov lei: . es. = Ju occu ties She. oh Se ees es 1 00 50 72 00 130 2 to 2% ft.-I a ra = ed 1 20 00 85 00 SUB OmCO MOP Lb-p ise). 82 2S Se Ree a ee 1 40 50 95 00 Mont Blanc. Medium dwarf; large fragrant flowers. URE MUORRG Eo o t r a t SS SL a ae a ee ee 1 00 8150) 8 ea oe POOMUS REO 2S WIM ps a ln ota aL She VS eee eee 1 20 TOVOOMA Ts eh RUMOMCOMOR EEE Seer. et oS 1 es Se ghee Sh Se 1 55 TS OO Gees Nivalis (Snowbank Mock Orange) Large snow-white flowers. 40 12 to 18 in._ =n! : o b o ee SA ee 85 7 00 aie GS We 2 ee ee ee een eae et es 1 00 8 50 ee Norma. Slender grower with fragrant large single flowers. be TPA iy a Rs Vek eae eae ae pee en eee A Ph og = 1 00 8 50 = AN UGS 31 0-2 Us | 0 RE eS Ee One Se Ne ee OES 1 20 00 cee Ophelia. Compact; very fragrant, mostly double flowers. 40 12 to 18 in._-a b e l Mea tee eo eee See 1 00 8 50 225 Virginal. Medium grower. Showy white flowers much larger than any other variety. Semi-double and very fragrant. Blooms over a long season. AOpen COne+ Nes: =. =~ ~~ -55_-oa a ee ee Se ea A LEO 10 00 85 00 2S00)2) tod ft... .--= -es =e S23. 2 Sae ee SSA 1 55 13 00 110 00 UUM MEOUT OG. 2 e402 ou ca SU Be eee a a pe 1 90 16 00 136 60 POTENTILLA (CINQUEFOIL) Fruticosa (Shrubby) Dwarf growth; bright yellow flow-ers throughout the summer. 160°12''to 18 in... --pees oh See SA eee ee 1 45 12 00 Aas. 150) 18*to 24 ini... ----= Bee a aps | Re ee 1 80 15 00 Cree Sah Se PRIVET (LIGUSTRUM) 22 2222-2 ie, 90 16 00 2000 18 to 24 in. 3 = ge ae ere te pa ag OU Past 20 27 00 1250 2 to 3 ft. 4 se De hy SE ae 5 phe 00 32 00 Ibolium. Similar to California, but much hardier. ROUEN ECOmCA (ined ht Se et sh ke Be 5 ae 00 25 00 as 2RE;, 00 35 00 ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS-(Continued) PRIVET (LIGUSTRUM)-(Continued) Regel (Regelianum) Low dense shrub with almost hori-zontal branches. Very hardy. Per 200 12 to 18 in. well branched Re ee ls SE 9 See 300: 18: tov 24oin.,-7 2 a ) . etl? gees Se See eee =tee 250 2: to 2% ft. ¥ a aes eee oe Sa ee 100 2% to 3 ft. " YEN Wk, St ein 5 ce ee a a ts PRUNUS-ORNAMENTAL PLUMS-See Ornamental and Shade Trees. PURPLE FRINGE (See Rhus) QUINCE JAPONICA (See Cydonia) RHODOTYPOS (JETBEAD) Kerrioides (White Kerria) Shiny leaves and large white flowers. Black bead-like berries in Autumn. One of the few shrubs that will thrive in a shaded location. 380h12: to'18 \in:.<-4 4 eS = = 8 ee eee 42018" tor 24sine 22 ee Ses a eee 290°2. tor 3vitz vee a Pek =< ek Se ee eee ae 18033" togeeft.s:. l= Sees oe ee ee RHUS (SUMAC) Aromatica (Canadensis) Fragrant leaves; yellow flowers. 170-18 sto. 24*inss 227 See. 295 ee ee 400).2"tow3' fties: oe ee eee L003) tox4Stt. x. 22 ee ee ee 100:.4to 5 Ait. Lae ee 2 eee Copallina (Shining) Brilliant foliage and large panicles of red berries. BOSCO eh iess e8 oe ene Cotinus; Smoke tree (Purple Fringe) This species has loose feathery foliage which gives it the effect of smoke. 102" toslS Sines se: = Se ee ee ee ee LTO. 2 to Si Lt 2 ee ST ee oe eee ere 1503 tone sito Fe ese 28S: Sea eee eee eee GOtAStON5 FET Lo ee ee ee eee Cut Leaf (Typhina Laciniata) Beautifully cut foliage; red berries. 200\1'2" to:.18 Sin. 3 Aan re ee ee ae ee a eae 100-28); to24hin.2s ees e. 2 ee ee ee ee 1502) toc3 oft. 4 = 222 ee eee 180):3) toy ft. 25 22 Se ee ee ne re ee ee 200) 45towS fti-2.2 oes See ee ee Se eee Smooth (Glabra) Dwarf habit; rich Autumn coloring; red berries. 390.12) tos185in..-2422 ee ee eee eee 340°18) tor240in, 2 s4_ se ee ee eee 430) 20 toveislts= =-SS ee ae re ee ee 120''3 toy fit = 263 SB Be ee re ae eee 8594 to 5) ftiss-b= ee oe eS eee Staghorn (Typhina) Greenish flowers; crimson berries. Yellow and purple foliage in Autumn. 140/18) toj).24 int. 42s 5 oS ee eee 130\2\tovd!-fth. = a 8ae el eee ee er 2503; to! 4 (Ltrs eee. Sess eee eee eee er 110; 4 1toulS £io-2-522e ee ee ae ee eee RIBES (FLOWERING CURRANTS) Rees ee ee ee eee 1 10 00 13 00 ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS-(Continued) RIBES (FLOWERING CURRANTS)-(Continued) Aureum (Yellow Flowering) Deep yellow flowers. Black fruit. Per DOR ORCOw ae Lie ee eee se ee Sate al Se Pe ye Sl CONE es CLS deo: ee Be eee eee ee eee ee a1 ts) ROSE ACACIA (ROBINA HISPIDA) Low, bushy shrub with clusters of beautiful pink flowers. DOL LOMO. Lbs seas a Oe a ete = Se ee SS 1 SNOWBALL (See Viburnum) SPIREA Anthony Waterer . Free-blooming dwarf shrub; crimson flowers. TON EORUOMLGOIN set ee 2. ORS ale oe SE ae ea BUHL) BZ) io ts Na Dae Be te Ree eS Ces ee Seat il et ne me MII MCO MY Ile Se ae ao eee Wn eh Ses ee 1 Arguta (Garland) Semi-dwarf with feathery foliage. PHO ULGL COMCeein: Sa see a ae oe 2 1h Ie ee Ce ey 1 LED RAM MO), PAE MU ees SE are ee ee ee 1 HORA VAMUO Won Uae oe oe ee ar oe ee ook ee 1 Billardi Pink. Spikes of bright pink flowers. AUBIZs tO: US cin sere ee oe SS ee Se SUN TL NOPE hol, SAS ee eS a ee ee pe A ae ea er 1 Bumalda. Compact, low growing with pink flowers. DOPUARLOMLOL ID rea = 8s seen nye oh oe ee ee Callosa Alba. Similar to Anthony Waterer; white flowers. PAD TVD [toy DUG ir et Se ee el eee re il OMUOr EL GMIIl pe tat) eo ee ae ea ee Beek 1 AORTA SLOB SSNS re Soe ek yaks oe ee et 1 Callosa Rosea. Compact, pink flowering. Blooms nearly all summer. HOORI2 MtovelSiins 2. 222-3. sao ke Se ee eee UG) UES gay CREST oe ee A ee ene ee oye 1 DOR MUO ROM Garo ets ee Se we Mone ee eee See 1 Douglasi (Douglas) Deep rose flower spikes. Gray foliage. OMe mEOML Oma ent «Set ee ee ee oS de ee Froebeli (Froebel) Similar to Anthony Waterer, but more vigorous and hardy. Used extensively. BOOM Stowe Mths fee Seo een ee Lo ess eee Se =e eae 100 BED Rom O Ro uou GG af ein 3 een Rect en = ee hs 1 SSR Korean (Trichocarpa) Blooms in large dome-shaped clusters of white flowers similar to Van Houtte but later. OMELET oe ee eee ee ee kee eee ee 1 SLED 22 THRUSSSS 1 aa ar ee e _ ace R a 1 Opulifolia (Ninebark) Flat racemes of cream colored flowers. AUER ELOMCAN IT eet ween a oe a Bee ee ee a le 1 ONE ML OM er tie ae ose em Ie en IN A Se So ee eee 1 etme boot ase oe tens Ses eB. Ss Be 155 VOL GE a) Re a ee a ee eee ee eer 2 Per 100 $10 00 13 00 14 00 5 00 6 00 8 00 8 50 10 00 11 50 7 00 8 50 6 00 6 00 8 00 10 00 7 00 8 50 10 00 7 00 60 00 72 00 ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS-(Continued) SPIREA (Continued) Opulifolia Aurea (Gold Leaf Ninebark) Golden leaved variety. White flowers in May-June. Per10 Peril100 #Peri000 270°18' tov24 sin, 22s. ee Ee ee ee ee $ 100 $ 8 50 $ 72 740: 2 'to Sift et. -3 2 eee ee eee ee 1 20 10 00 85 00 42003) to. "4: ftie 22 eee eee a 1 55 13 00 110 00 33014 toed. ft) 22305 ss. ee ate ee ee Ziel 18 00 153 00 Prunifolia (True Bridal Wreath) Pure white flowers very double. 92018 'to: -24.in: 2 A 22 ee Se eee 1 20 10 00 85 114012 'ton3 ftins2 2 ey 2 ee oe eee ee oe 1 55 13 00 110 Reevesiana. Dark narrow foliage; double white flowers. 200.12) to Sinise. eee a eae 85 7 00 60 150/18 to: 24 ins) Sec aoe Se oe eee eee a ee 1 00 8 50 72 Sorbifolia (Sorbaria) Ash-leaved foliage; white flowers. 420.2) to S vit =: oe a ee 1 20 10 00 85 140°3. to A¢iti2 oe ee eS A OS ee 1 55 13 00 110 Thunbergi (Thunberg) Dense feathery foliage; white flowers. 100.18: tof24 Ins. St = een oe ee 1 00 8 50 72 DO0i2 tore CPt Be Be el ee 1 20 10 00 85 1251296" tohs it. 2228 a ee eee 1 40 11 50 95 Van Houtte. The most popular of the Spirea. Its graceful branches are a mass of fragrant white flowers. 500: $8 toe24 (ink... a ee oe eee 50 4 50 40 15002) tov Seiti E55 ee ee ee ee ee ee 70 6 00 50 00. 200013: 'to 4 ites 242 eeot San ee ee ee 1 00 8 50 70 5204 ton tts2 RSS Re ee ee See Ae ee 1 380 15 00 130 STEPHENANDRA Flexuosa. Graceful, dwarf shrub with fern-like foliage. 220: 12) to H1SSin. ees Seo ee Cee = ee eee 1 00 8°50 a ae (O18 to 24hin. 2 Se ese Aa se ew Re Ce eee eae ee 1 20 10 00 SYMPHORICARPUS (SNOWBERRY) Chenaulti (Improved Coral Berry) New, very small leaves; gracefully arching branches; pink flowers: red fruit. 100) A2 "ito; ASAIN: oe Se ee ee 1 00 8 50 Bei 960 (18 tow24 ink 2 Dee ee ee ee 1 20 10:00? == 520!2' tol3\ ftz see oe es ee ee ee ee il Sth 13/00: "oTiheteoae Racemosus (White) Small pink flowers; white berries. 200) 22to Sin. tee ee ee ey er eh 85 7 00 60 1040018" to 24s ee 2 eS 1 00 8 50 72 Vulgaris (Indian Currant) Hardy native shrub. Coral berries in Autumn and Winter. 150012 tordlSeinis-S36 3 Ss Bee eee ee eee 85 7 00 60 500) Sstol24ein Ae eee ee eee Se aee. 1 00 8 50 72 650::2\to'S ft. ced ee ee Oe S 1 20 10 00 85 00 160%3\tou4 Pte soe ee eee eee 155 13 00 110 00 Se ee ee ee ee 86 7 00 60 00 ees So ee ee ee 1 00 8 50 72 150 2 ito..3.ft 2 ee ee ee eee 1 20 10 00 85 00 ZOO! BGO ATG Sa 1 55 13 00 110 ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS-(Continued) TAMARIX-(Continued) Per10 Peri00 Per 1000 2-74 URS BUCCI: HG | PR en < SR S e Apap SI, 2, ene a eae $ 190 $1600 $136 00 SAO) Ao hee eee a ae ee ee 2 ZOVOO) a ees ZO ECtO Ga tba ae ee Ue eee SR eee 3 BONOO! hh. henes= Gallica (French) Blue-green foliage; delicate pink or white flowers in slender racemes. Pa an Wf Ce) LIS bc ape cas te SS ee oe eS eee Ee. we 7 00 60 00 TENT) aBe a ee poe ee gee Son ee eS ee toe oe Eh 8. te 1 00 8 50 72 00 210) eancar-aiit. soos eee oo Oe oe eee ae ae 1 55 13 00 110 00 40a: Lah iE Ws 1 ES SN ae oS ee ee oye teas le 2 SOO! F (eee Gallica Indica (India) Slender upright branches, dull green foliage, pink flowers. DAS AO LS Ne oa) oa oS so ee Oe oe ee aes 85 7 00 60 00 14G518:) fo (24 inet o-oo Le ae ee oe see 1 8 50 72 00 LOO LON ark tse ke Se ane Se ee ee eee 1 13 00 110 00 SRO AS VG Cu cy pitts x etn 8 aa OO SN eR a Ce ee eee 2 OO). esas Hispida (Kashgar) Bright silvery foliage and bright coral pink flowers in large panicles. Se ete Sy) irate Se ea a ga 1 SVOO Ma ies AQ AGRLO WAC aN. a recs 5 ooh Ae ees ee ee fs es 1 LONGO! Oe ieee ROO o UGE, 'oh whee aoe tet) chy A rah Sipe ee ee alts TSO veseesee RUS cage Mh Scape a oa ALE ee ee fn a 1 90 16 00 136 00 Odessana (Odessa) Silvery green foliage with large panicles of lavender pink flowers. DOES tO pes iNet = 52s She Sot Se ee 1 1OVO0Gs eee REO) Artic aoe tee 2 a he eh eee 1 16 00 136 00 TEE OE ca cS ir emir oe a sees Pad B e SE ee eee a, 2 20 OOK a res e Tetrandra Purpurea (Fourstamen T.) Flowers light pink or white, bark almost black; foliage deep green. ee LO) MOVIE: -2 ao cont 5 Je ak ee Oe eee 7 00 60 00 PUR GEtONes ine 2 Uk ea eee ee eee 1 8 50 72 00 2D Vi AIST Sty a So A a Se Os Se TOR es SE ee a be 1 10 00 85 00 RAMU tL Gece nn en a er oe Ses age es ee ee ee a 13 00 110 00 DULIELORON Lise. + t= eal? a ea ae ee 2 LEO! Toten VIBURNUM Americanum (American Cranberry bush) A large spread-ing shrub. White flowers followed by scarlet fruit. "JEAN I De aophs Eolas bs eae anes es Meme Nectar eet a) at Si Peok 1 00 S900) nae ZOOM SEO) 24 siNe. 9 tao. ono en wt eae ee eee ee 1 20 LOKOOK | tre se reo MO One kbs oie ona oe cen oe bones eS ee eee eee ee 1 70 TATOO: ocho cote Se aOMeEUO UE hbss 22-3 se ones eee eee ee oe L800) | ae ers Carlesi (Fragrant V.) The fragrant delicate pink flowers retain their beauty over a long period. PO rio ctOPle ities a= S55 loo. 2. eee eee ee 4 00 SSuOGuay es oS Lowes in, ss ko eo ose See bee 5 00 CUYD US Mi beck as ees Cassinoides (Withe-rod) Broad panicles of creamy-white flowers, followed by pink berries which change to blue. We eie COO Nes Rees Se a abel woe Bee ee ae eee 1 80 7 St) Sa ee ee DUDS AG 2a ii, foo 2 8 See a ee a ad 2 30 20100F G7 hese Dentatum (Arrowwood) Large shrub with glossy foliage ; and white flowers. Berries blue-black. 3 BOOM MORAGH IM. an oN ann een weap ae ee eee Soiga = 07-00 60 00 SSO SntOeeteines. =i eee Beer ee So a d e A oi 1 00 8 50 "72 00 ee ee 1 55 '13 00 '110 ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS-(Continued) VIBURNUM (Continued) Lantana (Wayfaring Tree) Large shrub with soft heavy foliage and clusters of white flowers. Red fruit. Peri0 Peri00 Per 1000 30012) to 8 ins 2 2 as ee ee ne $ 100 $ 8 50 {Sige ees 390.18 to; 249ins2-ee 2 2 ee ee ee ere 1 20 10 00 835 00 670"2; toys fol Sses.. te a 1 55 13 00 110 00 2003 to) 4 oft oe =. ae oe EE oS eS A eR 1 90 16 00 136 00 Lentago (Nannyberry) Tall, slim growing variety, with smooth leaves, and fragrant creamy-white flowers. 25°42.to18 ini 222.2 3 ke eee 1 00 8:00). | 22eeee 80° 18)-to! 24. in. ooo: ales! see a eee ee ee 1 20 10:00, 252238 140 2 to 3 ft._______-b a s t e ) . 26 = CE, ae ee eee = 1 55 13.00. Wy. sass 8303'S jton4e ite Gs Sey ce See 2 15 18):00 net, ees Molle (Kentucky Viburnum) Similar to Dentatum but has darker broader foliage and larger fruit. 150"12sto WStine == Sees ep ae a ee ee 85 7 00 60 00 200'18 'to 240ini = tet 2 Se ee ee 1 00 8 50 72 00 150)2);to:3' ft. 2242.) Soe ee oe ee eee ee! 1 20 10 00 85 00 Opulus (European Cranberrybush) Large spreading shrub; white flowers followed by red fruit. ait) 34 ee) A} WS Sse ee < 2 Se BRASS Se eee 1 00 8 50 900118 to 24 ine 2 8 = ee 1 20 10)00= (25 S40 21 tOT Se EEE cee es eae ee ee 1 55 13 00 110 00 100: Sto. fG so. 285 Ae ee = oe ee ee ee 1 90 16 00 136 00 2904) tod ft. = =F Ses oss 2s eS See. eee een 2 30 20 00 160 00 Opulus Sterile (Common Snowball. Well known shrub with large snowball like flowers. 300/12) to-18 yin. eee See eS co ae ee ee 1 00 8.50 4 ree 600' 18) to'24\in. 5.2 a2 22 a oe Se a eee 1 20 10 00 85 0G 2100! 2"'to: (3) ft.S2 a2 SS AS oe 28 So See ee ee eee 1 55 13 00 110 00 Sieboldi (Japonicum) Vigorous shrub, large dark green leaves. White flowers in May-June followed by pink berries that turn black; an outstanding variety. 80°18) to:240 ines S2See Re ee See eee ee 1 45 12005" <A See 160° 2to: 3) £t.5.0 4 Aas 4 ee eee ee 1 80 15°00." eee 60:;3) tor4 Sit se te ee Se SS ee eee 2 30 20:00" ue a Tomentosum (Double V.) White flowers; red fruit. 40:12\ to: -18iin. | a ee ee ee 1 00 8 50 ta 1902 to! 3} ft2 3 2 ee ee oe ee ee ee 1 80 15° 00l.G is = ee Tomentosum Plicatum (Japan Snowball) Double white flowers, blooms profusely. Has no fruit. 40)12 to, 18: inso 43235 4 ee ee ee Sa ee See 1 70 14 00 pean ee 195°d8) top 24)ins oe Bs te Se ee ee ee 2 15 1800) © aes WEIGELA (DIERVILLA) Abel Carrier. Carmine flowers. 150.:2) to) 3) hte so es eee ee ee ee 1 55 13 00 19003) tov4eft= =: yo Se A ee 2 15 18 00 Candida. Pure white bell-shaped flowers. 16:18hto 24) ino. 2S: 6s See ee ee 1 20 10 00 20-39 to) 4. ft es 2 eS ee ee ee 2 15 18 00 ' Bee ek Se ee ee oe 2 15 18 00 : 30°3' to:4 f0-0. ee ee eee 3 00 25) O05 72s ee ee SHRUBS-(Continued) WEIGELA (DIERVILLA)-(Continued) Hendersoni. Pink flowers, strong grower. Per10 Peri00 Per 1000 LOOMS tO 24 ins == --SE e n t s Re iA Be So sasen eo ePLeOO $ 8 $ 72 00 Ontezstoportt.s--= 22---~ S e re Bs eee 1 20 10 85 00 OG SECO gEL Came eee © Ce 2 See eee es eee 1 55 13 110 00 Rosea. Rose-colored flowers. One of the best varieties. HOOMS to: 244in, 2-2. SU oe 8 ee, E O SF Sey ae ae 1 00 8 72 00 PANT TPA, ANTS 1 (| a eS a eRe Se 2a kee ee et 1 20 10 85 00 OUMEORA SL inertia nr a kt Na ee eee ee 1 55 13 110 00 Variegated. Dwarf grower; variegated leaves; pink flowers. TpOetecto LSAIn.. 2 25... . Bees ts as = . 21500 8 72 00 CCI cove? Ut 0 i ee ee net a ee en 1 20 10 85 00 1G Ba 8) TSU S e e e ee ee ee me ee a) ied 6b 13 110 00 CLIMBING VINES AKEBIA Per 10 Per 100 Per 1000 Quinata (Five Leaf) Purple flowers and foliage, almost evergreen. H40r2 VeareNo:, Li et 222. 8 Ses Soe a OE See See SOM aero Oo Sees BOUOSOmReH Ie MI COMM). 9 232 225. 2 ee ee ee 85 TAOOWS Teese Xe 1800 2 IN Ose eretsere = 5 ets ae eee irs See ee ee 1 20 10 85 00 Quinquefolia (American Ivy) Fall foliage crimson. En ae Cole NLCOMUIMR Ss 8 ok Le hes ee 85 7 60 00 1100 ue IN ed eer 8 ER ee es 1 20 10 85 00 Veitchi (Boston Ivy) Strong climbing vine; best for walls. TOUR eedr wMediims.-= So = os 2 25-2 ee ee 1 30 11 93 50 2000 i NOs ene Se ee BSE ue 2s 5 Dee OO 15 127 50 4503 " ING ae eke eS 8 ee Fee 2 15 1800 } ees ARISTOLOCHIA (DUTCHMAN PIPE) Sipho. Large heart-shaped leaves, brownish flowers re-sembling pipes. A rapid grower. 25 2 Year, 12 to 18 in. Grafted_-ae 3 00 25 BIGNONIA (TRUMPET CREEPER) Radicans. Large orange-scarlet trumpet shaped flowers. Tadulzewear, Medinm: ...2-.--2.-2..-e e Eee eats oi Soe | eh eo 9 75 00 CELASTRUS (BITTERSWEET) Orbiculatus (Oriental) Orange berries with red seeds. 330 2 Year, Medium____-ae eS Sheep ee a 1 45 12 1400 i in Copa Ves SS eon eel ae ay eee O E S ak Satta Se OE 1 90 16 00 Scandens (American) Prized for its orange-scarlet berries which are used for decorating. 110 2 Year, Medium___-: = Shas Bee ea ea TZ300r 74. 2.248 LOO te WOfmr ie ne = : 5 cee ee 1 90 16 : CLEMATIS Large Flowering. One of the most beautiful climbing vines, the large individual flowers being very decora-tive. 2 Year Medium_-__-_-. , Semen s asm ee Fe 3 00 25:00) hts ane 200 Jackmanni (Purple) PeOCAMMNO Lee. 20 52222 su Oe On Sa ae ney yas OD 35 =e CLEMATIS-(Continued) Paniculata (Sweet Autumn) A valuable vine with at-tractive foliage hidden by masses of fragrant feathery white flowers. Per 10 18002: Year;\y;Medium 4+. 4 722) a ee oe ee $ 1 20 4000 No: wd. =. 2: Sa ete see 1 30 1030"3 Sear; (No: le]... 2-38 Se ee 1 90 EUONYMUS Radicans (Winter Creeper) Dense growing evergreen vine. 200'2 "Year: Medium: =°.22-22 = eee 1 45 100 4 INO: Ds 5 eee oe oe See ee 1 90 Radicans Colorata. Long narrow purple leaves. 75/2). Year, iMedium S42: -6= 52 = 53 kee eee 1 20 25 oy INO: bios dss SS Se ee 1 80 Radicans Vegetus (Big Leaf Winter Creeper) 25:2! Year No? a6 Se.) ee oe ee 1 90 yellow flowers. 200: 2) Year, Medium*s 3-32-23) ee 1 ING. (hi 3 Oh ae eee = ft GOO Monthly Fragrant (Periclymenum Belgica) Very frag-rant red and yellow flowers. Blooms all summer. 320: 2, Year: (Medium .=:~ 232-3 2s eee ee Se ail 380 ad INO: det ane SO ee ee ees 1 Scarlet Trumpet (Sempervirens) Trumpet-shaped flowers. 310 2) Year) "Medium. -=-9.22 222 te 6 sae ee eee 1 970 Y INO! 12222228 ee ee ae al IVY (HEDERA HELIX) English. Foliage thick dark green; evergreen. 10 45 20 80 10 45 20.2) YearsNos ia Gielder own) eae eee 2 15 KUDZU (PUERARIA THUNBERGIANA) Large foliage giving dense shade. Rosy purple flowers. 30002) Wear) Medium 28-4022 ae ee aa ee ee ee 70 550 a NOM AL eee es eee nese cee See 1 00 MATRIMONY VINE (LYCIUM) Chinese. Small purple flowers followed by red fruit. 40-2) Near. (Medium ')322 == no-one eee ee 110 10 2 INO) Les 22222 3 2 ee ee 1 45 POLYGONUM (FLEECEFLOWER: SILVER LACE VINE) Auberti (Chinese Fleecevine) Foamy sprays of white flowers. 50. 2 Wear (Non. S22 S252 62 se eee ee 2 50 3 50 Per $ 10 00 00 16 00 00 16 00 10 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 12 00 00 6 00 8 00 9 00 12 00 00 00 00+ 30 00. 7 00 100 00 93 50 HEDGING (Lighter grade than regular grade of shrubs) BARBERRY THUNBERGI Per100 Per 1000 100M, Seedlings, 2 yr. 9 to 12 in. branched_______ -mE Fe Oh Wier Rete ect $ 12 00 5000 es ™ 12 to. 15 in. branched _ --Be) S36 NS Se 1 75 15 00 HONEYSUCKLE Tatarian Pink, Red, and White. Separate colors. 2A00 ZU TOV AS eiNsce ou = = ee ee ee ete ee viel ARSE ee 4 50 40 MULBERRY RUSSIAN E2Q0GR4: to, G ities = = e e SS a ne St RN iy PELE Ae 30 2 50 20000 6 to 12 in.__-_--ee ee ee eet 8 oe. Gl) ay See eee ee 50 4 00 RHEE DOMREO SECO TIE Spt yor see ee mS ee ei oe pe Be 1 00 8 00 LES CLO Seite eee oe She oe Pe 8S OE eee ee eee ae 115 10 00 ACOOMEMEO? Gutta a2" Se Se ee sires Se eS oe! 1 50 13 RUSSIAN OLIVE $500); 123-66 25 Mine 2. 4. oo ie i e Se Ee a 2 50 20 SPIREA VAN HOUTTE eee ORNAMENTAL AMPELOPSIS Engelmanni. HONEYSUCKLE SGUG PE? CO mar ithe oe 2S ee Foe fe ee Sa Se Se 2 Le fe ee e e 300 ° 25 (LONICERA) Hardy self-climbing woodbine. Hall's Japan (Japonica Halliana) Fragrant white and 1500 18 to 24 in.____ Ry h e e See), rant 4 ss Ne RR ee A 3 50 30 00	q	}	. |

Pink. Very ornamental with masses of deep pink flowers. April and May. Per10 Peri00 Per 1000 29042) to 18i/in. 22 .p-See cee ee ee ee ee $ 180 $15 00 $a 60 18) tor 24:3int. ok =. See ne Sees Bee eee ere 2 30 20:00... *aan 300"2: to :3.:fti.2 2.3L Seek ee ee ee 3 00 25,00. coe ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS-(Continued) ALMOND (AMYGDALUS)-(Continued) White. White form of above. Japanese (Thunbergi) GLOBE SHEARED. The sheared Barberry make a very attractive shrub for foundation or formal plantings. SL ET ee ean Spl a ae SOO! o) 2 2: REIS SS Pee 8 Shen ran eeesusa<= if: 00: tpi see ee eee ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS-(Continued) BARBERRY (BERBERIS)-(Continued) Red Leaved Japanese (Thunbergi Atropurpurea) Variety of Thunbergi with bright red foliage. ; ZRCONG ML Uae eee Be a ee eae Bee 1 70 PAYS) (Wo) Ch Bit Ie oes sso eae e ss ossers= ese sesh Stace 2 15 CLETHRA (SWEET PEPPER BUSH) Alnifolia (Summer Sweet) Fragrant creamy white flowers. 800'12) to) LS yimis ee eee a= ee ee Ae ee oe ee 1 90 650) 18. 'to: 240inee ee ee ee 5 a CORYLUS (HAZELNUT) Americana (American) Thrives in shady location. Attractive foliage. Edible nuts. Col) 2 HG) (LES) SR See eee 1 20 z11} (1: Wa alrite PRRIIMRIEMEO AMT Ree e oe Scabra Plena (Double Rose). Double pink flowers. Pay iI24 (oo) aks} thai, ---i s cic oie Ftp hs LR ec ON ee ELAEAGNUS ANGUSTIFOLIA (RUSSIAN OLIVE) Hardy large shrub or small tree with attractive silvery gray foliage. 2OES stoe4 hit co seer ee Bone (= a o e Lee A nee 1 55 13 00 110 00 45\.4 to 5) it. 2325-5. Bose ee ee ee eee eee Hexen D 18:00" >". See ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS-(Continued) ELDER (SAMBUCUS) American (Canadensis) Intermedia (Border) Vigorous, spreading habit; bright yellow flowers early in A'pril. ' Treat: 6 NO AS ee, CN eda eet Se "100 -430 2 to 3 ft.____-Pe aS So aa oe oe a Se 1 20 230 3 to-# ft._..=. " p o d e r se Lee Se Morrowi (Morrow) Spreading form, cream-white flowers, deliciously fragrant. Red berries. 690:.2' toxr3) fii he AS ee Tatarian Pink (Tatarica Rosea) Hardy, vigorous grower, pink flowers, red fruit. 1200:.2) ton'S) fts22 seo ee ee ee ae te ee wae, BOE etLOe at bss seen a eae oo ek oe ee ee eae ees 215 18 00 SSeS ON MEG "An tts 2. see a2 as oe etn em sO te ie 3 00 25 OO) tl LESPEDEZA (DESMODIUM) Pendulifiorum (Formosa) Very attractive purple flowers in September. TG) WREST STs SRG Se StS ea nes ees eee we ae SS Le 1 45 AP TORS Was: ERA GL, SD SRR ce RS pe Villosa, bushy growth, pinkish lilac flowers. |... ; Amur River (Amurense) Very hardy northern grown type. HCG tool ein. 2 canes and up... ...222-5.DUD 2. Lr, Sa aS ae ee Se ale eee See a) esc Alpinum (Mountain Currant) Golden yellow flowers produced in great profusion. 240'9) to .t2 "in. 2c << #2 ee ee eee eee 50) 12: to, Abin. TAMARIX Africana (African) Feathery green foliage, and large panicles of pink flowers. 225 12*to "V8 Ain os ee 100: 18"to".24 in}. 222 See Se Amurense (Amur) Silvery gray-green foliage; pink flowers in large panicles. Mtoe Mucte 2 als Se oN Ss 8 So oo ee 1 20 10 00 '85 00 00 De RDGCRICE RT (o..0 See tere en ee oe aan ae Eva Rathke. Medium dwarf grower; distinct red flowers. Almost everblooming. 600::2to).3 ft. Floribunda. Lighter red than Eva Rathke, larger grower. LODO 2itonset teen e n ee aera 1 55 13 00 s 1600 '3:to «4. f€. 24.00 222) 35 Henryi (White) 10 Mme. B. Veillard (Deep Rose) 500 Jackmanni (Purple) 75 Mme. Edw. Andre (Red) CLIMBING VINES (Continued) WISTERIA American (Frutescens) Lilac purple flowers in clusters. AGOs2viears INOn Lehr ONU NSC CO te eae ee ei 1 30 Chinese White (Sinensis Alba) Large racemes of white flowers. ° ; iyo encscre, Wikesebybherd, (Chishiisc ue 8 = pss s seas Seon = 2 50 190 +" ING. al Grats! see ee ee ee 


  Virginiana Pyramidiformis (Dundee Juniper). The gray-blue color of this pyramidal, spire-like form of Juniper changes to purple during fall and winter. 


	) Balsamea (Balsam) Pyramidal form; foliage dark green, silvery beneath. Orlow cons STs. of D P y te Bes Ne Te See NIRS i Oe S j es UNH CSL 248 wll Re on So fo aah a Se ee re ee ee BU oe LON eel bes. MOR ao a8 e y te a Cae Lee ee etek en Ae ae SIU) Mh TE IGM, 5] Re eS, Re aot Ree Va Sk! ERE, SSN Ae Ae ee enrmIS TOWEL ee Be Se = Ae Se ap te eee ee eee SEC Ve Gy CTH ALENT ohne ee Se eS ee RE, Ce Sn RS ond ee! aC deere eed SO 00K 5 Nee ee Per 10 Per 100 $ 600 $ 50 00 8 50 75 00 11 00 100 00 OUT ie pets DONO teense Concolor (White) Forms a compact symmetrical tree. Needles are long and bluish-gray in color. The showiest of all Firs. DOVE LG etOnes UN 5-2 a 8s) oe 2} ot SL eee E e Aree See eR San 16 50 150 00 DO mepieOpe tins ols ee set eh be on a ae ate ee cel eater ae eer 20 00 175 00 RE OMMILO Olt Dee a oe odor ws oe od ye ee en ZOO tes Rate Goatiee ton 2b iho. oof te noes B e GA ee ee ee he Se a 8 50 75 00 ES) SOM en Ese ee eee ee ea ee Ee ts al 11 00 100 GOrS to 4 ft.EVERGREENS-(Continued) CHAMAECYPARIS (Retinospora) Plumosa (Plume Cypress) Per 20: 18" toy. 240 ink S22 ee eee E e SE age ge $ 750 10! 2 tol 246 Citi sea ee ee een ee ee ee 10 5 236::to) 38 ite 2 ee ee ee ee ee ee 15 JUNIPERUS (JUNIPER) Chinensis (Chinese) Branches rather slender; leaves pointed and spreading. Very hardy and has remarkable ability to withstand heat and drought. 15° 2) ton3. fts 4 se ee Ue SRS se BRE Eee ee ee ee Bee eee 7 30) 13 COPA Et tee See sae RNS ee ee er ee eae fae a en 11 20" (AS CORD ECS RES IOs ira 2 ies, Spe ele epee et ee ee 16 10).°9 0.6 £0.29. 2 8 ese Se ee ee ee nes ee ae 22 20° 6 tore ft. ba) Se ee eee eee ea eee 32 Chinensis Albo-variegata (White Leaf Chinese Juniper) Broad, dense, dwarf pyramidal, gray-green foliage. Many of the branches tipped with white. 10 SVSUto 2d: lms oS = eee ee pepe. 5 ae eo ee 10 10: <2"tor2%6 ftk 2) Ae eee ee ee ee 15 Chinensis Mascula (Pyramidal Chinese Juniper) Dense and com-pact, dark blue-green foliage. 2018) C024 ain, 2 oo. Se Be a ee ee SR See ee ee 12 10)%,.2t0.246 s£ti 2S oh ee Se eee aie Se ee 17 Chinensis Pfitzeriana (Pfitzer) Broad bushy habit; gray-green fol-iage giving feathery effect. The most satisfactory of all spread-ing varieties of Junipers. Does wel over a large territory. Exceedingly free from diseases. Used extensively for foundation planting. 150 12 to 15 in. Spread meal ee ed BO eee 6 L80)). TS te i8iin." 245 VS sas2 82S oS See sec se. See ee ee eee 7 100 18 to 24 in. OB gas ooo SO tee 23 See Se eee 9 890 2 to 2% ft. Te 4 eet ap Fee Sal cies SRO ee et Se ee 12 980 2% to 3 ft. PO eee secs Jaaeh ese ee 35 ee ee 16 615 3 to 3% ft. We Nee ree oe So Rea Se ee eer 22 150 3% to 4 ft. DE ce aoe Soe SEAS BAe 8 Se he ee 27 260 4 to 5 ft. Se a EP Ba TENA eee LEE Ree ee 33 90 5 to 6 ft. PA ge es Soe SES ne a 8 i ee 40 130 6 to 8 ft. WI) ghee Sas Sa ee eee ee 55 Chinensis Procumbens (Gray carpet Juniper) Low spreading branches, grayish-green color. Adapted for covering banks and for bordering. 20: 18::to'24 in. Spreadin22 ieee oe See et ae ee 20 10 2 to 2% ft. IA oat ae S e Rea Sh 2s So See Ae ee ee eee 27 Chinensis Pyramidalis Glauca (Blue Columnar Juniper) The demand for this hardy, columnar tree is increasing rapidly. Foliage, bluish-gray. ALS it 24 a Se 9 WO} PQEtor Sites See | ee ae ere eae ee a 14 GeeS vO Ch yi tee mes ae Pe ee eee ees tos Soesas 19 SODA CON OPE yee eee ee 25 (0) BO) GB dip. So oe esas soseasssrets = Feseesasssessee5=-35 Chinensis Pyramidalis Green (Green Columnar Juniper) Same as above except foliage is green. 25: "18 tol24-ins 5-2 ee ee ee ee ee eee 9 15) 2 to. Sift See oes eee ae ee ee ee Se ee ae 14 10: 3'to 4 ft.22 250 Me. a te ee on eee eee eee aera 19 400 4:01 fies See ee S a ta Se a ee fat ee RAE rm, oles 25 40. 5 to 6: ft, 2 eee ree ee eee e aaa eee eee 35 Communis Depressa Aurea (Golden Prostrate Juniper) EVERGREENS-(Continued) JUNIPERUS (JUNIPER)-(Continued) Communis Depressa Plumosa (Andorra Juniper) A new dwarf Evergreen of the prostrate habit. Foliage silvery green turning to a pinkish shade in Autumn. Very hardy. Per 10 Per B02 to 2te) it. se e e Pes ens epee ee eT ok! eS Pee Oe $ 19 50 $175 DOE 2G O Rat teas ore Seren eee eee eS a aeans eae 2OROOR . aes Communis Hibernica (Irish) Foliage glaucous green; very formal in outline. AGOVELANLOT Leute ae ee ee Peep eee oe eens SAE Des 4 50 40 SON ONCOn anit) -See Se ee eae eee Shee Rc Rear eee 6 00 50 GOOF 2h tG 256 vite fs See OO ee a ae ee ee ae ae 8 50 75 TT Vege AOE ons sit Pee Let PR Sed See Sh aeee Be phe 0 Ao een oe ee 11 00 100 CON Gee, Se oe are ee ey ae Ss Fee eee ets Pet Se 14 00 125 Communis Suecica (Swedish Juniper) Narrow upright grower. Light bluish-green foliage. Compact form. aU yes Bla eCaiee ES hl Sn a2 ae heed Seal aes fe eS ee ed Oe aes ee 4 50 40 ROOTS LOL 24 ance seo ee ee ak es ee aN nS ee 6 00 50 Grae LORS EER Skee oe Seo ae ee ee eee ee ae eee 20 00 175 EAA A HLOW DY, LE se eee we 5 he Pe a sed ee = 8 Ng 22 50 200 iho CORBIIC, © sos goa R A S AL ee a ee er Le 25LOOLE M2 ee Se Excelsa Stricta (Spiny Greek Juniper) Compact well shaped pyramid; foliage gray-green. Suitable for formal planting. LOB ZF toelor ims 8 See Ss Sa eee ee ee Se ee eee a ae 6 00 50 Opel oO yto. LSrini ees fo ee eal ee ee eee ee ee 8 50 75 Le aaa qa ioe cn pee nes A ee a ie Bebe pes Sn ee ee TOO yh aes 2 Horizontalis (Creeping) A true creeper, Bluish-green foliage. Splendid for ground cover and terrace planting. 40 1StO; 2%) ins Spreda ef 2. Se Sees a ee ee 10) OO) gee 120 2 to 2% ft. + OEE peat eres Sal eee Sirs Soe eno tee 15 00 125 95 2% to 3 ft. De See Se owe See e Se ee a eg Ree reese eS 17 50 160 20 3 to 3% ft. Pe eee sa ae ere net ee Sl Se ore 20) 086i)! yo 82. Sabina (Savin) Dense, low spreading branched variety; deep dark green color. Desirable for foundation and rock planting. Very hardy. toss, tor isin: Spread. < o-8o Shoe ee a ee ee 7 00 60 00 40 18 to 24 in. Te i ot Ras See TREES Ee ecm ae CNET 9 50 85 00 55 2 to 2% ft. pte ¥. 528.5e82 Se aa ee ee See es ee 12 00 110 00 100 2% to 3 ft. Ee ee el a Ie eh el. ts en 16 50 150 00 30 3 to 3% ft. Be 2 2 tae ak a SE Eee ed See ee oe ee 19 50 175 00 10 3% to 4 ft. et a i Ee Ree Se p e Sara RS ee ee 22 00 200 10 4 to5 ft. aera an See Aaese A Lo8 ie SDs Me EE ek See tenes 33 00 300 00 Sabina Von Ehron (Von Ehron Juniper) This interesting varia-tion of the Savin Juniper is very compact and has an irregular low spreading form with semi-upright branches. HOO tGnlsoin. 2 22h s 8 oles eae ee oe See ee Tits OS YAS gee Mee OE ea ak) Pst. Soe to a err ae ohn a et oe eee ee aN feo UE pe a ae DD PO pcOte we wehbe aoe na be eee ORS ne oe eee a ae opie Oh RS 20° OOK.) Se Sues RON Srerho) 4, ftvssis 22 oles Sse eae eee ee ZOHOOM 4) yee Scopulorum (Colorado Silver) Handsome upright grower with sil-very foliage. OME ELON GS Casco se ne A a EE ee ee 33 00 300 00 DimOn kas shetos c s . 2c Se yer ee A ee ey oe oe A te BODOG ven etes e b 32 50 EVERGREENS-(Continued) JUNIPERUS (JUNIPER) -(Continued) Scopulorum Florizontalis (Silver Hill Juniper) One of the whitest Junipers obtainable. It will add greatly to the "winter color effect" of your planting. Per Dh. 62) COD te ht, SS. See = Se oe ee a ee ne $ 17 15, 4 C05) Pte o8 's Sie. Soe eee B e t eens wale 37 Scopulorum Horizontalis (Chandler's Silver). An attractive bluish-white "Scop" with long lacy foliage. Pyramidal habit of growth. 20:2" to; 236) PSS a 2 eR Pe ene eee ws eee cee 17 10 .2260to' (3 ft. $2253 ee ee Se ee ae 20 Squamata Meyeri (Meyer Juniper) A new novelty of unusual merit highly recommended for rockeries or around pools. Dwarf. 1G: 2) AO" ins. sae 2 Se ee ee ee ee 11 10° 1deto; 18 vines. = 32-2 Se ee ea eae Nee: Sees S 16 OV 18 toy2¢ inv So) 5. =. = Se Ee ee ee eee oe 22 LO! s2e tor 24: ttre Palen Ra ES Se eee ee ae 27 Virginiana (Red Cedar) Upright growth with dark green color sometimes silver. Very fine pyramidal tree if kept sheared. Can be shaped into any form desired. Used considerably for wind-break planting. Can be planted over a large territory. 150 2etoel Sines heaned yi) Gal eae ee 4 320 18 to 24 in. a ts Bre RRO. =. See Ree 6 340 2 to 3 ft. 2 72 ys Ne! oe ee eS aS ae 7 490 3 to 4 ft. % gma ere i Sg Cy neers ees Oe 11 710 4 to 5 ft. 4 eI ae Ont le). ho ES, Sr Ae NS 260 5 to 6 ft. 2 De 2 8 See oe a peo 22 190 6 to 8 ft. ae Pia! "clays Seber eee Rae et) es LSE Oe 33 50 8 to 10 ft. " eee Dee 2S le bes Bh eee a 50 Virginiana Burkii (Burk's Juniper) A narrow, compact symmet-rical grower. 5 18 itev24 ints. oe SAE oe ee ee ee ee eee eee 15 10°" 2'to 230. fti.. 2s. 3 oe 2 ee ee ee ee 20 10) 226i tos3) Pt cee Ae et tT eae Regen nae ee gr ge ee 25 Virginiana Cannarti (Cannart's Red Cedar) Tall grower with deep rich green foliage; pyramidal grower. Tree bears blue and silver berries which are greatly enjoyed by birds. 95." 18" tol 24rin. 8 Rs eae Se ee ee ee Se oes, ee 11 15°. 2) to 236 ftie <a eee ee ee en ee 16 40): 2%) tol 8. Pte: nse 2u. =o ere REE ee ee ee es eee ee 22 40° 3. to (336) Et. 2 es to a oe ee 25 100) (396; 'to <4) ft.cF S28 BS eee eee ee eee eee 32 1304 408-5 Pte ee ee ee ee eee: ee ae 42 15") (5) £06 £05. 22 08 2 2 eee 50 Virginiana Glauca (Silver Red Cedar). Foliage is a distinctly sil-very blue color at all seasons lending color contrast for land-scape planting. 120) 915) .tol Asin so eS 5: Se ee ae 9 60: 28) tor 24 in: 2.255 2 te oe A ee eee 11 60° (2 to. :244, ft ssa. 2 ee a ee ee ee 15 80). 216to, 3 tts os Soa eS ee ee ee ee 19 50 420%.53' to 836 ites 25 22 AL ol Se eee ee 25 140 3% to 4 ft e e e Se se ee eee Eh i oe Soe 33 00 HOO: (4: to -416" fst he eek ee ee eee te ee 42 00 50°. 416° to5i fee Se eee eee 50 30) 5). to 1G6-£t: 52202 ee Se ee re Se ee a 50 10 6 to: '8 ftic scot Sa eet ee ee ee ee 65 Virginiana Pyramidalis (Pyramidal Red Cedar). Sty gi) ie. To NE ee Se See ee eer eRe oe ui oe |e 4 00 35 00 SU) BUS ID 2s ee B e ee os de a 6 00 50 00 DUCE ANT Gers ere ee ee Me a eee ee 8 00 70 00 GU MEAG ee ee oe es task. ee ee eee re Se 11 00 100 00 DUMEARCORO BREE eS ate oa ob a eb a ae eben eek 15 00 135 00 TUG DRtOMO Ett te Sonne Snes alae eee eee eee eae 19 50 175 00 cht Gi TRE AED Su 22 eee ea ies SR sree ge pee ee eae Sa eet 25 00 225 00 Canadensis Albertiana (Black Hill) No other evergreen has the metrical. Foliage has a bluish-green cast. Spruce family. Will thrive anywhere. Ze CET SOA TCG Es 9 eT a eR eR R r eS le 4 50 40 EDs) DAW PA beg bee A On Ra Re tee ey SNS Cae Semen RE ee oy Eo 7 50 65 Ome Ome o retiree 282 ES St ee te ae eee BE As ee 9 50 Om EO eatin tess se ete a Sno oe a Le os 2 ee ae 13 00 115 BEM COR Gta Sts oe ois ole ow sini ote ee a ee 16 50 150 BUSEY TOMI R AR se Conese NS es A a es ee 22 00 200 LED) GETS) Gh dS ae ee Se Onn ee a a A eae 27 50 250 ASMP etree ooo SS 8. eo Ja ee oe ee Re cooL0d 325 SE UCHR eet a ot at Sa ep de nes Se ee ge ee 50 00 450 Excelsa (Norway) Rapid grower; rich dark green foliage. Popu-lar for windbreaks and general planting. PEE BECP CRIN fe eat. Ae ew eee eae Us wet Dold SoG 4 00 35 CEPAD TAS 0) (24 Ii VE i eee ere ee gee ey yo eee Te 6 00 LED 26 aah Chae SS Ee a gS By See ee ty ee eee ee 5S 8 00 70 LI) Sitar 22 hy a an ee eg Se Oe ee Oh es a ge ee re 11 00 100 Bay GE MSS Ro ll ae Nene Sap pe ee eae ye 15 00 GU) AG 1) Ee i ae A Ra Oe pe ie =, een tio cd a ae eS aaa 19 50 seh MED WEEDS (co 1 SS i a es Os Ro ae gl veo 25 00 40 8 to 10 ft 90 3 to 3% ft. ee Ss SS ee ee eee ee 30 80 3% to 4 ft. IT cba, © Sale a ee ee 32 et te en tee fe Se 20. 4st 5 BE Re Be ek ee a = 30708 14 807 <3 sto %42 ft See eee a o e Bae eae ee 2 eee 00 225 390 2% to 3 ft. eae et ee ERE See Ne ees eee ee ee 25 100. 2 to. 'Bhitec Se es a ee 00 175 360 2 to 2% ft. 2 sc lee Ce ee 16 90. 18 to 24"in.e! ath SSeS oe ee ee ees 8 50 135 50 12 to 15 in. 2 SR ee Se ee a a eee 6 360 15 to 18 in. ay eee SS BAe Jee A a ee Se 8 75 18 to 24 in. 1) PA Le SES See Seer 11 Occidentalis Compacta (Parson's Dwarf) 20.) 22to: ES) ar ee a a i a ee 6 00 Bright green. er with graceful drooping habit. Almost globe shaped. Canadensis (Canada) Fine rich dark green foliage. Compact grow-50 PAT ee RO) es ee ee ee eee ee Se So Se ee Sg 8 10) (Suto 4 ft. 23) ees e e e ee A eee See ee Ss ee 2 Se 60) 4 ito vite ee ee ee a ee eee 40). 5 tovG ft ee ee ee ee 19 LO), (6: ton Sit. =: a2 22 Bee ee eS oe ee eee eee 30 Mughus (Dwarf Mugho) Compact dwarf habit of growth, dark green color. Hardy and free from disease. Very suitable for foundation and rock planting. 20%) 9: tow 27in we SPREAC eee ee ee ee ee ee 4 275 00 deep green. BON AS LO) 2A AD Sm 5 ene ere ye Se ne ne nS AE Ere ee PO «CO ol L Us Sse ete aes ee ee ee EEL no 58 2 AO OatOps Uses Tp Sisto Eee et Sie teal es aro: he ae len) PO: Pa PAMCO ROS Ges oats tered = Se ee een eee SO Ae | re ZAG te SULO NG Et. 3 2 5 ee sae ee ee Re ewe ee eho ee ZEO MG Os Sele Ate ake te See ee Sn see Se ee A ne BO SULOle LOC LG Aste Se ae Say ee ee a as I es ee 8 Se 40 TSUGA (HEMLOCK) ek oe 30 15. 2) to. 226, Pts 8 fn Se ye a es a ae ce 50 19 60; 18sto°24 ine 5 o es See ee ee ee ee 00 12 15) -A2Q*tec18 in. = 2224-25825 2 eee eee ee 8 00 7 beautiful tree. 5 metrical grower, branches tipped bright golden yellow. A very 4 Orientalis Aurea Nana (Berkman's Golden) Dwarf, compact, sym-175 00 14 Occidentalis (American) Slender pyramid with broad base. Color 10° 4) 'to. (SREts 2 Se ee er ee 00 125 00 11 75 00 100 00 80. 3 to4ft:. 3.6785. 83s sae es ee ee re 8 50 THUJA (ARBOR VITAE) 90° (2) to Shit. 222. 5 Se ee en eee eee 6 00 85 Banksiana (Jack) Most northern of all pines, very hardy. Foliage bright green. 40 15 to 18 in. TI 2 ee en ee ee Ee Se he ab S28 20 18 to 24 in. ME? eke D R E , Ce) A ae iets SO ase De Cae 10 2 to 2% ft. PR Ve RS ee eS OO ne ee eee ee ge Sy A 40.18" tov 24 insets ee ee i een ee 50 35 green. 25 Orientalis (Biota) (Oriental) Tall and slender. Color bright dark 1750 PINUS (PINE) 40 12 to 15 in. ee Re ete YE Led a ee oy 12 85) 236) 6.3) fin. Soe ae 00 The hardiest of the DO OL eLOn La, 1h DPEAGe = ..2. a-naos ae ee ene ee A ee 8 40(°2 tor Qe tte 22 ee nr ee ee ee eae 00 popularity of this type. A dense bushy tree growing very sym-15) (SU tG See it Sa ee 2 Se ee ee er See 66 20° 346 tou4d. ft Se Ae ae ee ee ee ee 80 80. 4 -tor ater ite A eRe ek ee ee eee ee 110 120, .44468to7D ft 2 oss. 2 6. oe ee ee ee ee ee ee 130 90): 25 toebte: Bt, 2 i ie a er eee ee 150 60) «546 "tO. Giht. eee ee ee ee He Sieh MS 2 2] 95146 to? Tht oS a ee ee eee E e n © ae ee tae __. 190 50% TF to Sy Rt se eh 2 eee ae 40N'8toloy tte ea nee planting. deep green foliage. Probably the best variety of the Globe type. 300 shady places. Well suited for low irregular hedge or border Occidentalis Woodwardi (Woodward's Globe) Dense globose form; 250 data. Broad thick dark green leaves. Valuable to plant in 10° 816: toi4 £t. i522 2h oes 2 oe ee 00 Cuspidata Nana (Brevifolia; Dwarf) Dwarf compact form of Cuspi-20/3) to 346" ite soe ee ee eee eae 00 OOD a0 Le orto, 12>int Spread. 25." Seles Beet ee ae Ate Eo areas ee tetas 20 12 to 15 in. TO eS a ER BS SS a Ee a RE NR 15 15 to 18 in. a) e e eS te eee: B a ee Ree ee 5 18 to 24 in. Hy S a i s Stes SES Sk at es ee Ee 2 ee 10 2 to 2% ft. Pe 2 ie Se ee Pee RL eye ae NO" <2) COT SEU Ss PE ee eee erm ees 8 50 20 70) 18 \te 24 sin 4222 a. Se OS See ee ee ree rane ie 00 16 60 "12tojyAS"ins Se. Joe Se ee ee eens oa 50 11 broadly pyramidal. 8 Occidentalis Wareana (Ware or Siberian) Light green foliage 6 Foliage dark steel-blue. BSSaseue sesses PICEA (SPRUCE) Canadensis (White Spruce) Silvery foliage; develops into a shapely tree. Especially suitable for tall background, screens, wind-breaks and shelter. beauty, it is a very symmetrical and bushy grower. The brisk in both color and form. 90 28) tor 2eoinks Ys as Be es oh ae ee ee eae a ee 35 20¥ 52 tO. DIG EE OOPS eee ed 0S ee ee ein, Sa 44 habit. 10° 4.ito-5 itty ot 22 ae ee ee eee ee 00 Suitable for foundation groups and rockeries. 5.8 to 334 fb 2--2524-2 ee ee eee 00 Cuspidata (Japanese) Rich dark green foliage; spreading bushy 5 246 ,tow3) ftic-= eae ee oe ee ne ee 00 TAXUS (YEW) 5 2) tor Qe itis so Peek. Fees Se oo ee re eee erie oe 50 needles are a bright intense blue color. Superior to the Koster * RETINOSPORA green foliage with bronze winter color. (See Chamaecyparis) Occidentalis Vervaeneana (Vervaene) Dense slender form. Yellow-16 PLS utOuce ie ao es Se URS Se ee eS ee aa TOL OOM k 4 Aa EPR UC Mail Boe at iS ew sh ola ea ope ee oe Se LOWOON We ee os32 chy SSUES a apne (ee a ee Ly oe See Ren Stet ae Pee ek oe eee BY US ee ee eT COMEVBL Gren eta See Se a a ee ee ee ae ZO OG LARIX (LARCH) Europea (European) Rapid grower with very attractive light green foliage. Deciduous. VU) ES) tg) LE) Sn eae Seige ee eee Re ree eter AS 2 eee ee ae 7 00 60 00 CEL) PEN Sgt SO Se ee fees Set Se oe 8 50 75 00 PRUROMEOMMb atten es a see IS oo al ae tere a Se 2oL00 feeee 22 SOD LO ain oi a Deg th a ee ee Ae pee eee eee Ieee Tee Be 30 00 pees. 230) 2 to246) ft... 5-225 ee es See ee = eee 22 220). (236 HO. ott. 5 Sees Se ee Sse ee eee eee 30 120° 3: 'to 1326) Etc s Vo Soe Se Se ee SE ee eee ae ee 37 120), 34 Sto) 460. oo ee re ee ee ee = ae 45 OO 4 COND) Hts ss es ee Sk SLs Se SS tn eee aN 50 30° 5) tonNGiftie. 55 ee te ee ee ee ee nee 65 LO) :GHtO) [Spits eS aS ee ne a ee 80 green deserves a place in every yard planting. Incomparable for PSEUDOTSUGA (See Abies) 40: 5: t0:6 ft: 4. = ee ee eee 00 Pungens Glauca Moerheimi (Moerheim's Blue Spruce) This ever-EAOY VL GytOr 2a pin oe) oS Se ee ee ie ae eee ee Se GO M2 tore tb, 2. 22s 22a ee eae ee LE ee Se eee cong = Se hes SOT hota Di a ee ec Seer SE ree ee eee fer Den Shon yam WSO) SASCORD) fis 5 ee ee Sc ee Ek dete ne A ee GOP Dr tOeGn hb: 28 Bee Ss 35 oc a ae ee aR ere ES Se ee SOG SOS EG er So i" Sc ee ee ae ee i ee ZOMG HCO Osteo je Ss eo a8 2 eee ta Rees Re Re = Eling es 390 :4:to-D fs. 2+ ee ee ee ee oe 50 44 470 3 to' 4yft: 2 2 Se ee ee 00 33 320° '246 yto) 3) ftv a ee ee 50 25 112052 tov 23s, Et: Cae ee ot ee ae ee ee ees 00 16 870°) 18) to; 24 imine ee ae ee ee eee ee ees 50 11 120)" 12) 'to "AS sins 5320. {see See eee ee ee see ee 00 8 rapid grower. Fine for formal planting, also for entrances. 6 shape. Broad at base tapering to top. Bright green color and RO IZ ICO S 1 ee fee eae eee te eee eae eer Se keaee LOO Occidentalis Pyramidalis (Pyramidal American) Narrow columnar | ee eer Pungens Glauca (Colorado Blue) Selected blue specimens. 50) 18, to). 24 tmik. 2-3 asks kU oe oe eee ees ie = See 14 Sylvestris (Scotch) Silvery Green. A rapid growing, hardy Pine. 10)5 296" ton3.Tt.2 22.2 32k ae ee ee ee eee 50 for lawn planting. LOS DRCON GO! Pte es LS Py Sree aie ee ees le Big ee 25 50) (2: to; 256. ft>.6. 3 ee ee oe ee ee 00 Fine Bar CONG LE. See 4 on en een ee eee Ie ek SES De ek Me, SEM Dae 19 130" (18) top 24 in.2 Ss SU Se ee eee ee Se ee a ee ee 50 Silvery-blue sometimes brownish-purple foliage. EVERGREENS-(Continued) JUNIPERUS (JUNIPER)-(Continued) Per 10 Per 100 iy! LembOR Ay Sivas oeees Coho ab et Nehee es oe ee ie 8 Sena et $ 11 00 Sele 20RD tO a teh ten een Ieee ee Nes Ae Soe ee a = FF OOsaty trie ooo BR OY apy aed Pee 8 Opel an ee a Co ep rs eae oe Ps AS epee Pe ZONOO ees AG eee TO An foe oe oe ok Se Se oe ee a ee ee ES S200Um seen 2) 1 age Ga] 3) Aan pee 2 Se ae Ce eet g Reh UE, Bie eee A hens tee Be AOTOOIe: Wes USS) 0 18love al le Le ee ea a ea EE wii oe, NE er Rabati a 50 00 Virginiana Schotti (Schott Red Cedar) Similar to Cannarti but DeKS cto 4) ft. eee ee ee eee B a ee ee ee ae 14 120 ) V5Nto '18 \ dre eee se en ee 00 more compact and of lighter color. TWO? /4 tor 5 ft. eo eee Se eo eae ne 7 eee 25 90" (5) to Gsbt.-= Sa eh ie a a a 35 40) GitO?S)-£0.28 228 2 eee Se a ee ee ee eS 45 BLOM etOmat ft <6 oe eas eee ee SS NO eee See re 8 210 | 12 "to #15 jin sao A eo a ee ee ee 00 / QURPLGVCGC24) Ins eo ea eee eae ea eee See on ea Stet 6 bright green foliage. | ROMO 2: CO S18 Wry Pete ee 2 ee ee _ See gy Rie wes Ae 4 Occidentalis Hoveyi (Hovey) Low semi-dwarf oval form with Seas EVERGREENS-(Continued) PICEA (SPRUCE)-(Continued) Pungens (Colorado Green) Symmetrical grower, light green foliage. Handsome tree. Per 100) 12) to. A8hinin dg. } es) Ske ee ea ane ee Se $ 6 10.28) to 24 sini. == Jo Be A en ee ee eng epee 7 160-32 toy2347 €teo ee a eS ee ee 11 180: (23465 stou.3) the ee ees Se ee ee 130). :3 'tor336: £E A ee ee ee eee 19 100! 336 "to. 4. Et Bae ss SR ee le a SES ee ee 21 Large grower. 10. 3) to Stee ft.c 20: ye ea ee 50 Ponderosa (Western Yellow or Bull Pine) Deep rich green foliage. 30). 246 tON3sit2 Se eee ee eee eee 50 15 EVERGREENS-(Continued) PINUS (PINE)-(Continued) Nigra (Austrian) Rich dark green, vigorous dense grower. EVERGREENS-ROSES (Continued) NATIONALLY ADVERTISED ROSE SENSATIONS Good for background. THUJA (ARBOR VITAE)-(Continued) Hybrid Tea Varieties Per TOOT ZU wih A Se a tee eee ert om eh Aas Et Occidentalis Globosa. (American Globe) Per 10 Per 100 Naturally globe-shaped. ie $ 6 30 ASiROp 24s Ine ees = = A 2 a EAS ROR ere) es 2 RNS ae 2h) AOS OStOCS Tt ser eee a Ee he a se tical TE tel ek oe RY ol a LOD AMLOWD Liat aieeeed teint eb a eh a! tne Eee eR ieee oo SL a US ONES 95 Co Moga oS Hh Se ek SRS A Re een. ee ee eT 40: | 2. tO; 236. (Ee ee ee eee eae 00 30 20: 18) to) 24.inio25 0 0 kas ee ae oe eS ee ee eee ee 00 22 20) 15: to 1Sein. 2. ae ae e e eee 00 8 50. 12.to' 15: inst? 2. 2 ee ee ee ee ee $ 00 7 Light green color. Per 10 COUNTESS VANDAL.

Douglasi (Douglas) (Pseudotsuga Douglasi) Foliage dark bluish green. Very hardy. A rapid grower, making a large tree. .. = E e Oe a a Nene Ol LGA OUU yee ose OU ee RE Os hye 2 ee fe 2 eS Sh ee ee ee en eS Pras tN soe eS pees eM OME Ue 2 aes ke eo Se Be ee SE a aoe AOU or atte he i OMIOMGN Licers © Pie Sarre 1 en ee ae ee ee Bol men See BO 00ne Ves 22 SIOMNRLGLO SG ee Se Seen es ree ee ee es SU Uf) Eo Se Dwarf, low growing. Has bright yellow foliage, turning somewhat darker in the fall. oe aa eWay ee See aye Soe Re neo cee coe conse ocosase ze 10 OR aR a tel OL Mi bbw an Sits Se Re ee ee See a ee SSS ssa 16 Scopulorum Argentea, Narrow (Silver Glow Juniper) A very narrow type with silvery blue foliage. 6 EAS EE Se» SS RE Ms EW AY Ye ep Eat EE eee ee 20 00 Pernt Wig tt. ge ee ew vee BERGE Bn SME BRR tN 22 50 2 ROTA A SR Mt A pa nt gE ek Se 27 50 UCU RE 0 GR 9 RI kB a a a a ee en a = ep A compact, pyramidal Juniper, very slender. 5 2%..tov8 fte pt jf sees ee ee ee eee eee 20 10! 3: €0) 3% ft.. --oe ch ae a a Se ee eee eee ee 25 DU ARLOy Ts Ie = See es Je ee 25 B o oe ml ee re 5 TUDE INS Ue 77 ab aek Se Re ee ae ante aes, pr | eee > eee ae te 2 7 BUa ECO se is Ets as Sane ee see ee Se ene COE me By 9 PERI et EID) hy Likes el re ed a 


  Iris, Germanica (May and June) S-Standard F-Falls. Per 10 Per Alcazar, 8.9. S, light bluish violet, F. deep purple with bronze veined | throat, Strikin oe fl Ow eT ic Ocoee $ 45 $ Ambassadeur, 9.4. S, fascinating smoky velvety purple, F. velvety purple maroon. A magnificent and regal flower. 48"____________ 70 6 


	Iris,	Japan (Kaempferi)-(Continued)				Per 10	Per
	iumo-No-Obi. clearsdeep purple: 22.53. 25-4-ee at Pee ae eek	$ 1 45	$ 12
	Mahogany, large double flowers, purpled mahogany red. Late_-..	1 45	12
	Patrocle, single; superb' dark violet_2s. 2-2. 2-3) se Se	eee	1 45	12
	Reine des Bulgares, deep blue shading to light blue with white
		VERS	ee	te	eens eee	ee ee ns ae oan	ee	ee	a	1 45	12
	Caprice, 7.5. S. rosy red, F, deeper rose red. 24"'___________________ Uchiu (Universe) Caerulean blue and golden center with white	35	3
	Dream, 6.5. A pink pallida, entire flower soft clear rose pink. 36" halo. Long blooming season_--------e l See See ess ee Oe	1 00 1 45	8 12
	Gertrudesi6!5: Rare: violet-bluer 24 ASSONCECT CONTA. Sot k = Sosa sees sete Se Ls eee ee eee Se ee	ests	35 1 20	3 10
	Imperator, S. red-violet tinted buff, F. deeper red-violet with *Iris, Pumila, dwarf variety of Iris Germanica, growing about 8"
	brown markings at the base. Large. Late______________________ high, very free blooming and sweetly scented.	50	4
	Juniata, 8.1. Deep clear blue tall grower. Good variety. 32"_______ UIT le he eee ee ee ee eS ae See OCHIF eS EviCh Galen UT pl Crs 0 ieee ae ae a SprinesSkiess lent) pluese-oe en oe eee ae Wuite) fo 8S Shs SESS oe ee eS ee a eee eee	35 35 35 60 35	3 § 00 5 3 3
	Lent. A. Williamson, 9.0. S, lavender-violet, F, rich royal purple. Iris, Sibirica (Siberian) (June, 3') Very tall and distinct. Considered by many to be the finest variety #introduced!= 42)". ee.) 23S yee ee A ee ee ee 1 SUPE Co) ate 25 de Si oh ea oe epee eek dae ds Se gs ee ROE ee Lohengrin, silvery mauve, strong grower. 30"_---__--_-----------WV iis) S25 ee So tee ee ees Sak Sr Oe oe h s ee pea ee eh	45 30 35 45	4 3	2 4
	Lathyrus Latifolius (Perennial Sweet Pea) (July, 6") Lord of June, 9.1. S, lavender blue, F, rich violet purple, sweetly scented:yAvaveryaifin Cyr Gya:4 0 geen eee epee ee Pink Beauty, Red and White Pearl, separate colors____-_______--	1 20 85	10	7
	Lorely, 7.9. S, light yellow, F, blue bordered cream. 30"__________ Lavendula (Lavender)	35	3
	Mary Garden, 7.8. S, pale yellow, flushed pale lavender, F, cream Vera Munstead Strain, fine improved variety, larger flowers and
	white minutely dotted and veined maroon, yellow stigmas-----darker' color:;Julyvand -AUEUSt=. oe ee ae ee ee eee	35 1 20	3 10
	Mme. Chereau, 7.4. White edged blue, fine cut flowers. 30"-_---_--Liatris (Gay Feather)	35	3
	Monsignor, 8.4. S. violet-blue, F, heavily veined purple. 36"-_-_----Pycnostachya, tall narrow spikes of rich purple flowers. July,	35	3
	Morning Splendor, 9.1. S, rich red-violet, F, still richer red-violet. PAUSE. 64a hee es ee rn eee ee ee a ee ok	85	7
	This is considered the finest Iris introduced by an American Spicata, similar to above only earlier to bloom and not so tall.
	originator) 42" =< So seek eek eee UMC ULY no Oy Ar shoe Ee	ee ee ee A eee Sy =O ee ee ee oe	1 20 85	10	7
	Mother of Pearl, beautiful self-colored mauve with pearl cast.40" *Linum (Flax) (July, 12")	1 20	10
	Mrs. H. Darwin, 6.8. Snow white, F, white slightly reticulated UUM VCLIOW: HOW ENS 22 or. 2 soe a ON ee eee en eee	85	7
	violet at base. One of the best of the whites_____-_________-_--Perenne pale) blue flowers 3-3-3. 2 sect ee ee ee eee	45 85	4	7
	Opera, 8.7. S, dark purple bronze, F, unique mixture of violet Lobelia (Indian Paint Brush) overlaid crimson with a rich velvety sheen, reverse cream. Very Gistinets Barn =e ee ree Pe ect a oe Cardinalis (Cardinal Flower) Rich fiery scarlet flowers produced On-tall spikes; August, 2 to 200" 23 4 a6 2 53 AL ee ae ee	1 00 1 00	8	8
	Pallida Dalmatica, 8.8. S, lavender, F, clear deep lavender, flow-ers: extra large: 40)): east t ae ech eee eee eee ee Lupinus (Lupines) Long spikes of pea-shaped flowers. Demand plenty of moisture. Perfection, 7.8. S, light blue, F, dark velvety black with orange beard. 367le-=: See ee ee eee ee Polyphyllus, Blue and White, separate colors___________________-	35 35 1 20	3 3 10
	Princess Victoria Louise, 7.2. S, sulphur yellow, F, violet edged Lychnis (Campion)
	Cream: SOM 22s. See ee Bee eee te "Alpina Rosea. Dwarf rose-pink. A charming little plant for the re ee	35	3
	Prosper Laugier, S, bronze red, F, ruby purple. Very fine. 36"--_-BOCK Gavaens cA 22 22 oS eee eee ee ee eee Oe ee ee Chalcedonica (Maltese Cross) Vivid scarlet flowers. July, 2'____-_-Quaker Lady, 8.4. S, smoky lavender with yellow markings, F, ageratum blue and old gold. A strong grower, Haageana, brilliant orange scarlet flowers. June, 12"____________-odd and attractive. 32" 25 2226 See eS -2A ee eee eee Viscaria Splendens, brilliant red, fine for cutting. June, 2'______-	35 1 45 85 1 00 35 85	12 3 7 8 3 7
	Lythrum (Loose Strife) Queen Caterina, 9.1. Pale lavender-violet with orange beard, flow-Roseum Superbum, rose colored flowers. July. 3'__-______.______-ers large with dome-shaped standards and rounded drooping falls; :40P oes be Tee 8 ie er a ee eee ee ee Salicaria, improvement on Roseum, darker in color with better Queen of May, 7.4. Almost pink; tall growing. 32"___.__.---_-----lasting qua ties= 2.0 -22 ok So Cs A ae ee eee Matricaria Capensis, Hardy Feverfew Sherwin Wright, 7.8. Fine golden yellow without shadings or markings <2 ooo. go o5 8 oa ae ee ee ne eee ee Flora Plena, double white flowers, June to Oct. 18"______________ Winites nicht, s8icqeAsCOOlmpiune yy Lit Cass Monarda (Oswega Tea) Didyma Cambridge Scarlet, foliage aromatic, bright scarlet flow-	85 35 60 85 35 85 1 20	5 3 3 10	7 7 7
		ES SRILA a		a	ans ae	ee en	ee	en ES Soe	1 00	8 00

Iris, Japan (Kaempferi) (July, 3') Gekka-No-Nami, earliest to bloom and choicest white---_---------1 45 12 Gold Bound, double pure white, with narrow yellow bandincenter 1 45 12 Iso-No-Nami, suffused rose and blue deepened toward gold, center -blush'to rosy lilac -cL 2) 2232 22. 2 eee eee 1 45 12 Koko-No-Iro, large royal purple with yellow center, radiating into" lines=.320 == S42 ss Se ee ee eee Se ere eee 1 45 12 N ae HARDY PERENNIALS-(Continued) 


  Missouriensis, a low species with prostrate, ascending branches; Barbatus Torreyi, spikes of bright scarlet flowers. June to Aug. 3' Grandiflora, an attractive variety with gray-green foliage and purple: flowers: vis S33 oes see eee ee ee ae Sensations brillian teri SO rise se 


	profuse bloomer.	Solitary flowers often 4" across.	June, Aug.
	Youngi, bright lemon-yellow flowers, glossy foliage.	June to
	August?	(240)°	See 2 SDE SR	Se etd	ee	a	re
	*"Pachysandra (Japanese Spurge)		
	Terminalis, trailing plants with bright green foliage and white
	flowers:	May). Sto) 122-2	2 eager oe eee ee ee	ee	ee
	Papaver Oriental (Oriental Poppy) June. 3'	
	Beauty of Livermore, rich crimson with black blotch___________-
	Mrs. Perry Pink, salmon-pink.	The best pink variety_________-
	Oriental Hybrids, large orange crimson with black spot on each
	petal)	os. 2): 2. see Shee Ue	ee Be oo		ee	es
	Pentstemon (Bearded Tongue)			



  Very hardy dwarf lilies, producing erect flowers of various shades of yellow, orange and red. Mixed BRUTE aa ULV AR Dee nn = ee Oe ae eats Bases see ene ee $ 1 20 $ 10 HENRYII, magnificent flowers of bright or orange yellow. 


					SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA
						HARDY	PERENNIALS-(Continued) Kerria
								LILIES-(Continued)	Per 10	Per
	ELEGANS Amorpha Ampelsopsis RE APPLE	(Thunbergianum)
		ADricot;)	Hee eee = eee		
		Aralia Spinosa Arbor Vitae				Very
		Aristolochia hardy 5' to 6'. CVA eS See Aronia Ash	Maple 1222 222s oe Ries VON Ooh m hs ee eRe rete ot Bs Rey ae Pea Matrimony Vine _______ MOERHEIM BLUE	1 45	12
		Mountain) Ashe eos 2. sas ee REGALBE, flowers are white, slightly suffused with pink, with a beautiful shade of canary-yellow extending part way up the Mulberry
		trumpet. S74.) BlOOMINE: SIZ6! 2.) = oe June, July. Barberry Beauty Bush	oe Ae	ee Nectarine	S E R	ky eae a	45	4
		4/5" ee vbl hs See Hs 5/6" ds Blackberry Biznoniayt Birch	aaa Sank -TS Se ae TO tec ae se Sk Oe Oak _.._-222) Ses eSt ee a ee eee ee	2	70 1 00	ee	6 9
		Box Elder SPECIOSUM RUBRUM, deep rose on a white back ground spotted aoitoeerimson;. JAupust 3: to-4'. 8/9" 25256 eee eee eee ee Buckthorn BULBS, SPRING_-_ Peach	1 80	15
		TENUFOLIUM Butterfly Bush Butternut lily, having deep scarlet waxen recurved flowers. Early June. (Coral L.) Peach Flowering Narrow-leaved, slender growing little PEAR Pearl Bush __
			20) Cis	eee ee eee eel eee eee yt PERENNIALS Persimmon) 222222 se	1 45 LP pee ae ee 9 ~---52-61 Inc. 12
		Philadelphus TIGRINUM, the well-known single Tiger Lily; bright orange, thickly (Syringa) covered with purple spots. Pine) 202) a 6 ae ee	eee
			SY ELE \ SS See pS oy ee EE SR TE were ee os! ee oS eo) SE	AS ee ee Plum Seedlings ee ea et ete Polygonum	35 45	3 4
		Oem Cherry Seedlings	tee oe oe ole eas SS Re	ee Poplar Potentilla	ee	70	6
		TIGRINUM FLORE PLENO (Double Tiger) Chestni tae Clematish Sessa cept it has more petals and spots. Dib Set ee oh o Hee Sue ans Se ot ea ee PRIVET Similar to single ex-een eens Serie eee Clethra jy. ¢ 35-43 = enue Lie P i e 223i ee ee ee ee ae WILLMOTTIAE, a beautiful and rather rare lily from China. Crabs Bechtel?siand) Wlowering ss ene 14 Will Cornus ==) 323 Se eae Cotoneaster Quince = see Crab; Mowerlng 22s eee ae eee eye eye L Quince Japan Hlowering ee se= ase ee 35 60	3 5 eee 26
		often produce more than twenty brilliant orange-red flowers, three inches across. The flowers are covered with very fine OS CONS. NUL AUS Sb Sf Sh i ee Cranberry, H. B. (See Viburnum)______________ 36 Currants) == 3222424822 ee a a nee Raspberry 8 Currants ee OWe Tin ee ee ee Red Bud ____ 32-33 Retinspora D Rhodotypos	2 15	18
		TUBEROSE ROSEA, strong grower, delicate pink color_-----__-WATER HYACINTHS, lavender flowers produced in spikes like Brule Hyaecinths! <--. 222 bo Soe ee ee eo ee eee LILY-OF-THE-VALLEY (Convallaria Majalis) Very fragrant pure white, bell shaped flowers. PPADS ett on ee ot SS oe eae See e eee see Ae aS on $ Per 10 Ad OW 50 15 Dahpne! ¢ Sede os 5 See a ee Rhubarb 22... <2. <2 = SS Seeeeas et 26 Desmodium e204 se SE Rose Acacia, -=.2.2.-= 2222 ee, eee eee 29 Roses Climbing Deutzia Roses! (Babysaue ose Dewberry WATER POPPIES. Large yellow flowers similar to the annual OD BIER at fee ae S22 he en ae oe Seer ee eee Sena ee 50 REA SaLO SOLS CACHE eo. os =. ee ee ee ee ee 1 80 Elder 202 338. SU ee ee Roses Miscellaneous ee ee Fla) «£22 see 2 ee ee Roses Rugosa___________ eee Euonymus Roses Wichuriana	rae ces Per $ 1 4 4 15
		EVERGREENS (Our Aquatic Plants will be available for shipment after April 10th.) Sage ..... UL esc st ee SEEDLINGS, FOREST TREE	eee 59
	a +	SPRING ESS ea ______________ 10-11 Lee aor ie eee a (Elephant Ear) em LO! OVI. in hoe Sls yl Si CALADIUM PSC MIEMb a FOREST TREE SEEDLINGS Forsythia.»)v. 2: 2 Se ee Ee eee 27-28 Bringe, 2 ee) 6 2) ee ee ee See 32 FRUIT TREE STOCKS __---s-s See: 10 CANNAS: Austria, canary yellow, green foliage. 4'__-_-____-----___--___---$ BULBS Per 10 Per100 a ee $ 50 $ 400 SEEDLINGS, FRUIT TREE _____________ Per Seeds Snowball (See Viburnum)_____-______-____-____ Snowberry SPIREA Spruce $ 35 Per 10 Per 100 35 $ 3 Stephenandra .-:..-_..3=-<2/¢52 eS eee G Gooseberry: 24s". eS eS Se ee Strawberry 9 Grapes) 24 22 on ee ee ee oe eee Sumac 9 Sycamore
		Gityjof Portland: pink, preen foliage. 33672 s2-* 42-522 H Hackberry 9 2./. 95.2.8 Stee Se ees n eee 15 Tamarix	23h	60	5
		Florence Vaughn, spotted yellow, green foliage. Hazelnuteé 2.35 Soto Sie hee ee eee 25-26 Thorn	4'-____________	35	3
		Hungaria, best pink Canna, very compact; green foliage. Hedra 4belix: 25 eo. eee eee _38 Hedging) 2c tee eerste oie eee 39	3%%4'__	50	4
		The President, enormous emlock' 2 i See DeLee ee rich glowing scarlet flowers; green 46 ROMER Cue hates Soe bait Be a se SS See eee ee Hydransday Buti Co ey ie ee 29 Honeysuckle' 225 Se te ee 28-29-39 Horse: Radishis a2 5 307 2 Uae Meee ae ee a 10 VINES	40	3
		Bypericum sd) .228	ees	eee.	ee ee	Se	29
		Yellow BO King A ge eS aoe ie St Humbert, golden SES Le Oe ee Aye pe yellow, spotted red; Weigela green Willow Wisteria -__-	40	3
		CINNAMON	VINE	(DIOSCOREA)	Witch Hazel
								80	6

Miyonuns. orange, purple: foliage. (5! == --e-s5-2-322 eb 40 3 Batatas, fragrant white flowers; heart shaped foliage.._________ I Hex, * 2.24 02th te ee ee 29 a Joneberry) (che Soe ee ee 23 Juniper) 2 eet pes! S| kee ee eee _-40-41-42-42 
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We are continually changing our assortment of Perennials-discarding the older and uncalled for varieties and putting in their place the Newer and Finer varieties; the varieties that the present day customer wants in his garden. ") Denotes inches high when in bloom. (')' Denotes feet high when in bloom. sare indicates beginning of blooming season. 
Starred varieties (*) especially suited for rock garden planting. 
Achillea (Milfoil or Yarrow) Boule de Neige, new. Improvement on "The Pearl'. June and July. 18" Filapendula, flat heads of brilliant yellow flowers, finely cut follay ene SlOOmMSsallgs We reel (ee ee Millefolium Roseum, rosy pink flowers in dense heads. July 18"-Mont Blane, large blooms with strong stems. July. 18" 
The Pearl, pure white, double flowers. June. 18 The most recent English triumph, notable for size and sturdiness, long spurs, and a wide range of ';colors:. si 4.225528 Se eases Se eee ee ee ee Haylogensis, upright and vigorous. 
Wide variation in colors_-__-Long Spurred Hybrids, fine mixture of all colors. 3'_____-__--___-Mrs. Scott Elliott Hybrids, various colors; very fine. 3'_---_____-Nivea Grandiflora. 
A fine semi-double white._____---.--------_--Silver Queen. 
Long spurred silvery white flowers._------_------ -----------2 00 00 Eulalia (Miscanthus) (6 to 10') Japonica Gracillima Univattate (Japan Rush) graceful habit with very narrow foliage. fine plumes. 6 to 7'_____--------------85 00 A beautiful trailing plant with clouds of small white Bowers.) 
JUly and Avpish, 96s 3) 2-5 ee eee ere 1 00 00 *Repens Rosea. 
A pink-flowered form of the above variety__---_-1 00 8 00 
Helenium (Sneezeweed) P Riverton Gem, old gold and red. 
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