TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE


TERMS-1%

discount for cash if paid within 10 days. NET-380 days. 
Cash security, or satisfactory reference is required from parties unknown to us. Orders to be sent C. O. D. should be accompanied by one-fourth cash. Interest charged on past due accounts. 
PRICES-EXCEPTING PATENTED ITEMS. 

Wholesale prices to apply on

Fruit Trees, Shade Trees, Shrubs, Roses, Evergreens, Vines and Perennials (including Peonies and Lilies) on the following quantities: 300 or more take 1000 rates where published. 
30 to 300 take 100 rates where published. Under 30 take 10 rates. PATENTED ITEMS-See individual headings. All grades and varieties in any one class (except Patented Varieties) are allowed to make up total. Example. All kinds of fruit trees will be considered as one class and all varieties of shrubs as one class, etc. SMALL FRUITS, HEDGING, PRIVET and LINING OUT STOCK 300 of same variety and grade take 1000 rates. Under 300 of same variety and grade take 100 rates. BROKEN LOTS-The wholesale prices in this list apply only on Wholesale Quantities. Orders should call for TEN OF A KIND and size, and beyond that for multiples of ten. ORDERS FOR BROKEN LOTS CANNOT BE ACCEPTED. | NOTICE -The prices named in this list cancel all previous lists and are SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. All sales and contracts are made subject to crop condition and on condition that same shali be void should injury befall our stock from hail, fire, frost, error in count or other causes beyond our control. All orders are accepted without liability for non-performance if labor shortages or delay in transportation should prevent us from making delivery. SHIPPING-We request customers to give definite shipping instructions regarding manner in which they wish goods shipped. In the absence of special instructions we use our best judgment, but without assuming responsibility. ALL SHIPMENTS TRAVEL AT RISK AND EXPENSE OF PURCHASER. 
TRUCK DELIVERY-We are able to give truck service on full loads to many points at equal or lower than local freight rates. This means delivery to your door. Some customers prefer to employ their own trucks which is satisfactory; but in this case, we will appreciate two or three days advance notice-giving us ample time to have your stock ready for loading. 
Note: We will not be responsibie for the condition of stock picked up by customer if he does not have adequate protection from wind and freezing. Cattle trucks will not be loaded as they do not furnish sufficient protection. PACKING-No charge for packing bulk cars. Bales and boxes will be charged actual cost of material and labor used. 

CLAIMS-For

any cause must be made promptly upon receipt of goods. We will not entertain claims after goods have been accepted, or when report is not made in writing within TEN DAYS after arrival of stock. Any claims for merchandise damage after delivery by Shenandoah Nurseries to the carrier shall be made by the customer to the carrier within 48 hours. 

GUARANTEE-We

give no warranty, expressed or implied, as to life, description, quality, productiveness, or any other matter of any nursery stock, seeds or plants that we sell and will not be in any way responsible for the results secured in transplanting. It is mutually agreed that our total liability for any errors, should stock prove untrue to name as labeled, shall be limited upon satisfactory proof, to our replacing free or refunding purchase price. 

Please note that calipers shall govern the size of fruit trees. The height given below represents the average height of most varieties. 
All 

APRICOTS

A new variety of Apricot developed at the University of Minnesota Fruit Breeding Farm for the Minnesota climate. At the Farm they have produced heavy crops of freestone fruits. They are juicy and pleasant for eating fresh and fine for canning. Medium sized fruits hang on tree until well ripened. Trees are hardy and resistant to disease; about the size of Plum trees. Require a pollinizer. _/ Sungold,(Minn. No. 36) Slightly oval fruit of gold color with an orange blush. Mild and sweet; very good quality. Rather upright tree. -a e Long spikes of dark claret-purple. __-... --------------------- 

Lining Out Stock

Our liners are all carefully graded. The crooked and poor plants are discarded. 
We are confident that our stock will please you. Condesa ce Sastago, (7.4) 3 F. Petals are coppery pink inside, golden reverse. 
Peace, (9.6) 3 S. Golden yellow edged with apple-blossom pink. 40 to 45 petals. 5 to 6 inch flowers. Hardy. 
Pres. Herbert Hoover, (7.7) 3 F. Varying orange shades with lighter outside petals. Doubie. 
Talisman, (6.5) 3 F. Golden yellow and copper blooms on long stems. The new Grandiflora class consists of varieties relatively tall in growth, free flowering, often with many flowers in clusters but with individual stems long enough for cutting. The flower, though not necesarily as large as Hybrid Teas, is larger than the average Floribunda but with the bud and flower form of the Hybrid Tea. 

WHITE SHADES

10-20 20-100 100-250 250-up 

Peonies

We are growing the best of the old and many of the recent introductions of exceptionally outstanding merit. 
The roots offered are strong 3/5 eye division, true to name, and from healthy 3 year old clumps. 

Number

after name of variety represents rating given it by the American Peony Society. 

Per10

Per 



  Granada, ( ) 2 F. Patent No. 2214. (Retails $3.50 ea.; 3 or more $3.10 ea.) A.A.R.S. Award for 1964. Long urn-shaped buds and classic blooms in varying shades of scarlet, nasturtium red and lemon yellow. Spicy fragrant flowers throughout the season on strong single stems. Vigorous upright plant with dark green hollylike foliage. 




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  Fruit Trees are tied: 11/16 and 9/16, 10; 7/16 and 5/16, 20 per bundle. stock is Malling No. 2, 7 and 9. Order desired understock or we will ship any available and indicate type booked. Apple are budded to a strong two-year graft and then grown another full year to produce a strongly branched tree of five varieties. Following varieties. Produced by the Missouri State Experimental Station. Combines the Jonathan and Delicious flavor in a full sized, dark red fruit. Hardiness similar to Red Delicious. 


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						APPLE	and CRAB	Per10	Per 100
	£0	ite Ande Wp ,04t/16-in. ANG Wp) S28	Per 10 ae Oe oe eae ee $19.00	Per 100 $175.00
	Standard First Class, 4 ft. and up, 9/16 to 11/16 in._____ Vee IL, APE a $9.00 Se ten ANG Ape O/ 16" COL LL / LG /1mi. Bo ee Ne en en en 16.50	$ 85.00 150.00
	Standard First Class, 3 ft. and up, 7/16 to 9/16 in._________-a a R h s 22 UTC ay OMG Mp! iy LG CO. SO/ LG) Tree Bos Dela pee a ee ana mee ea R e oe iE A ok 14.00 i e s e e " OD Saar ets OlSs 2 tt ane tn, .p/ ie to 4/26 In... 6... Bear i! Zine PG pw O/ 16. tO, 0 /1G. Anes ar eae Baste AN gee BNL: fhe ens 2 seh see 10.00 A Ea ete a EEE ee, oe ee er S S ial ee 7.00 ATO Gar RVUM TO Sey 2h8 ope TT AN Te 15.00 ot 4, WI pS oo. oot o U t Be eS ee y s ee Salt 5.50 SUUCOM eer VIRUS eet Po 8 Le OR eae A eae ae o t otek tts 13.00 PART Tes FEN UTS rt Sia SIE es ii ta! IR aca ie eg ap a Pei £2 Bo 3.50 ZLOMom TUN LN S! oto es 22 20 Ss eR Oat aie ae B o M SEM SO BUAE Ta SRO ES as EN ss 11.00 See el OE ee eee Pe ey ee Ne ke ee ee 2.50 18 to 24 in. whips__-__-W E MU Ri a -_ 8,00 j, 5/16" "7/16", 5/16" 7/8" 11/16". 9/16" | 7/16". 5/16" -4/5''w 3/Aw.) (27Say 58/2 ow 125.00 65.00 90.00 45.00 135.00 65.00 115.00 50.00 100.00 30.00 75.00 20.00 4/5' w '3/4'w . 2/3' w 18/24 w Beacon Pie 140 argos geet s 20 we 20 20 De
	fe Delicious Dk. Red ___-by Rat AS See		eee pe ee 20 web!		ps ye es	mae 100	Bie! eee	aegles 120	180 160	60 50
	/ Baldwin a ae hs Se a Delicious Yellow -___-ie ee Se BS Nes Sete ee lee Ye OS ee eS 170 30 20 Hireside 203 ei! 50 260 20 SUE LPR eee A ee) at ee ERB be Haralson) wena Moyet raat Slice tah fori Fee f: one ke Ee Jonadel, eee) i 2 130 CHO TOR ENO WT es so oe ea Jonathan Dk. Red 30 440 makes DED ERG gee aE cs ee 24H McIntosh Dk. Red ___-ae ret / sineside Bario mom sei le aks. vt) Northern Red Spy ___-150 100 forme elie ee oak Sel Sete 220 Stayman Dk. Red _ 60 280 20 (wweeritnes Golden het Or UN 270 Wealthy 7.22 6229 e mats EM. Stig 5: Med ea ee eae Stee S A N Bee s VINE Yy ee ie ere zeal nea PiIpernaler == * phe Seo ch Phen 130 Yellow Trans. ____-100 270 u pronedely Sate St oer he etl 128 450 APPLE -QUINTUPLET 30 a) kee: 310 450 Brie ies S 60 Hg a sted eu ee = feels 20 70 Sat 210 80 60 Aes £ 3 940 620 440 30 260 170 Bie. 30 -gagna 40 ES 20 ves Das Liked 20 = Onge feat 3 pan wen ee aint was fe Pa 50 190 330 (1	20 eas fee pee: aes tage i Lem, Sat bers Magn Nite, zt 20 pattie ES Ae e e ae sia e d ee! 20 40 Mop	80 150 40 ene 60 60 30 Lai 70 mie ier 150 70 ge 40 20 100 20 260 40 110 230 pres	80 270 70 eae yy 120 90 720 20 370 90 360 100 360 20 50 100 180 50 at? 340 30 370 TO oe ee 140 bas fefog 30 20 20 Ae 430 ee 170 20 100 mS. 50 a3 BAN 30 80 130 140 210 Lae
	ee ONAgHhAn Pap Reds 2 fet or yp etatosh Perk Ped~ ves ees Wiig? asso ote es oe DiNerinermytred, Spy rer) 003. le Savina Park tem tA |e ae 260 Phe 80 140 Our 5-N-1 Delicious Dark Red McIntosh Dark Red 1340 30 90 200 Anos -eee eee BOE oe Re nial se SF ee 50 « Jonathan Dark Red Stayman Dark Red i Bisa a, eg SN pete Oat ya ey eal ee ean ie O a / /	990 Mepaetel ars 170 90 130 60	ee < > o o ! Sehr ant a): Yellow Delicious fies 280 60 30 Eda eg ee 2 Yellow Transparent woe a 30 Per10 Per 100 130 160 520 210 70 lt 310 170 90 . 1380 240 ae 110 60
		Westy PARIS ALOR tr Peele 670s, hnreewviears. ht/ pS) in. And Supls. TS 2		SB rt dk sas ie	60	R e a	ae SMe Rh G, Me Ue b $21.00 me. 9	40	a ees $190.00
	ellow: "Pransparent-SO. nreewe ears ew / 1G: TO 1 / Se iMesh. ) oi 2947 a?	es oe	eae	Sl hak Og ate De 70 450	820 One	200 175.00
				DELCON APPLE -SEMI-DWARF
					New/and	Patented Varieties
							CONNELL	RED
						Plant Patent No. 1602	Per 10
		Early bearing Red Sport of Fireside. Smooth round fruit of dark red, clings DANCE O AGT COSMEU ALO WAM fio Uo, eee th oe A ere hy ee S L L Ui ee $11.00
	well until late harvest. SOK 1/16) Ato 20716) in, 2. | B E E Sub-acid	flavor = Neale ae pl	excellent Se A SR es tar, J o e for dessert, 0 a ees e ae sauce	and	salad. 9.00
	Stores well.							
							APRICOTS	10-29	30-99
	Each $165 Peri100 Per 1000 Each $ 1.50 A jared ee S 1.32 eo ee Per10 ee Cua $10.00 eee ool ese $90.00 $__. 1.20 CR ey ee een aA 2 1.10 a ee ee Se ae 10) 70.00 650.00. 1.00 5: Vy ane ate ie Se ASE EES DE AIG ATE AEWA IGEN Hs UE Pert Sa ig 3 AE as a ee RO ee 6 os 5 Sit varie «pro / i) CO) LL / AG) es a Ue ma GS Ye 0 ees PR 1S Sa eG Te. as ica Tl ene at GLO: (O/ 1G. ie he ee Se 90 2 ft. and up, 5/16 to 7/16 in. O e Siti 80 247 tie Anat Dito) LOxto> 6/16 ano oko Lea ee ee : Peer eue 45.00 400.00 .80 OFA0. 4 Lh wp se oes S p E SAA! a) Ee eeeneee eem pert eee Sun Pe eas etn ts 2 6.00 55.00 meee
	SUGGESTED RETAIL GOS «Rigen D Ser tetera eB EACH Ber 3 a ee Le AY ee oe 4.00 Peri12 Each Each 9/16" = 7/16" 9/5/16" 11/16 in. __ Ss n a ? $300 $2.75 $2.50 Hitese ay GOGO ne oe ee fo oe Ee eles ee 120 830 1780 MMO' pani ce ys ee eu ane B r i d l e lent xc hpi SE ee 510 950).4	35.00. Peri00 Per 500 "coum Each 13/4) ws 2 Each $2.00 170 40 $1.90 eee 520
	ES STOR OTS) 0 Nahe Soh oie ONES I EPI aR Dp oh een i es pe a a Sipe ae re a a a pies ee yh Bee elt 1 2.50	2.25 670	2.00 1100	1.75 f tes	1.60 440
	7/16 in. SNA pe	ee	OS S p e	se ee ee	2.00	1.75	1.60	1.35	1.10
	S7€(o yo) GORE	GE Wi 2 ERE	ee Soe ale Le eS	1.70	1.50	1.35	1.05	95
						DWARF CONNELL RED
										10-29	30-99

Each Each 80 7/8 in. and up : ; OMS LD) peo 350 4 ft. and up, 11/16 in. and up as AN a i e . eee 2.00 THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA APPLE -DWARF Dwarfing Truly a semi-dwarf tree of height to 12 feet. APRICOT TREES Grown from Chinese Early Golden Apricot seed. Per 10 2200-416 FTEvand: up,' 11/16 In. and swat. 2 i es a $ 8.00 D002 4) SiC eno Up, 9/16. 'to 12/16 ine: = oe. a re as c o e d haa Rela et 6.00 Det LE MANGAA Bh) t/LO LO. O/ FG vine eo ta 2 LR at RP Eg a AN ES es a 20° > 2) it. and, up, 5/16 to 7/26 Minnie Sa ae 3.00 


  This variety bears fruit over an extended period, often 3 or 4 weeks after first picking.Excellent quality fruit is medium sized, freestone, juicy and sweet.Elberta type color, reddish tinge with yellow flesh.nut, shade and ornamental trees are first class, well shaped, young and vigorous.They have been grown from seedlings transplanted into the nursery row especially for this purpose, and from buds or grafts.All calipers are taken 6 inches above the collar. Size listed following the name is considered average mature size normally attained. Schwedler Maple. 40-50 feet. Zone 5. Continued Per10 Peri00 Per 1000 serrulata Kwanzan. 12-18 feet. Zone 5-6.. Hardiest of all double flowered Oriental Cherries. Deep pink flowers 21% inches diameter in May. Reddish-copper young foliage in spring. a1 (ROH NG Zo ye: SN MRR A iris Sak ale YARED Zr Aimed LY yh Mh $20.00 $175.00 S028 58 0 i? ROK 0 Ea 6 ae 6 neem eg De Race i yee A NOIRE ADE BE TREE AN oy! 2 2 30.00 215.00... ee Thundercloud. Purple Leaved Plum, 12 feet. Zone 4. Dense tree with deep solid purple foliage all season. Rosy pink flowers as leaves unfold. Very hardy. 


	BULLETIN NO. 1	IOWA	i?
	10-19 Each $ 1.65 1.40 Per 10 Rey ee $19.00 ee ee ee ee Ae ee eee DWARF APRICOT EET tee) 1s keh co ere We ee ABO geet eI NE ei Cnc Dee tees oc alta ee fn eos I ae ey BOWIE VOLE ee eeres Seo el ee ie Fee STACI ober sey, AAU diy Ra bs Satan eons 2M Oe SB 16.50 11/16)" 9/167 WHINE SE eres GOCE rn eae ee aoa) 8) ee A ote. ee ed Ds a Tae 150 Ee es MOOR pate es er eee te ee eres Pee eee he ws Bei a ea 30 70 CHERRY ONE YEAR Per 10 Per 100 Per 1000 ye Le. Sori eI AG ee Ge nities eh PE $7.00 $ 65.00 $600.00 Ieee sane ep Oy iis) tO erates Sek ee ae i Oe ROO iO O0mre See Sate Be Wht ee mere ee rie ee ees Peed thet OA 2 5.50 DOO eee PAR. 51 coe Nas [eRe ai SD ie MRS oS Se pee SAE ee ee 4.00 SOOO ue i ee ee LBS pre in pS wean ee Aree SR Ron Ress ri 3.00 25.007 ia 28 / 7/16" 5/16" 3/4'w = 2/3'w 18/24'w ZO Re ECT ANON ie cd re ed Cnn re es yw 990 340 pars 8 aR 170 SAS SSNBGOLY 5. ube ecktpe eater Sw at eg 2 320 160 230 1430 720 GHERETENECY) tsir se Lee Rh oa ge 1400 2620 ae A eo 1040 SO BE re ie aie NAL ie ogee) ar Sea ae be Oc, Te an Byte 450 1230 310 a DWARF SOUR CHERRY Meteor (Minn. No. 66) Vigorous tree with large bright red fruit. Flesh is yellow and medium juicy with a mild acid flavor. Ripens 7-10 days later than North Star. Per 10 Per 100 SOs we" hiLtes A | EER ro) POT es oe ete nr le p a ogee fn > 5! 8 are |S $3.00 B92 15-00 Ae Star (Minn. No. 58) Tree is small, productive, resistant to leaf spot and brown rot. Fruits % inch in diameter, at first bright red, turning mahogany red. Yellowish flesh is juicy, tender and meaty. Ripens about July 1. Very hardy. Perl10 Per 100 FR PAL, 9 hte, Gt eT) DS) TTA FS eet as Se pe i J e n es eee a e -.$ 8.00 .$ 75.00 NECTARINE Per 10 Per 100 Surecrop : PEAR -DWARF SMALL FRUITS and MISCELLANEOUS GARDEN 'PLANTS NUT, ORNAMENTAL and SHADE TREES-Continued NUT, ORNAMENTAL and SHADE TREES-Continued PEACH ONE YEAR Peri0 Peri00 Per1000 ob PARED, 2 0/AG CONO/ LG Mesa ere ie eo ee en ee $6.50 $60.00 $500.00 2. tt and iip, 8/100 tere/ 16) 1M ee CA ie Pe a ee ees 5.00 45.00 400.00 | 7/16" .. 5/167 ft da? OLMGeOreka ye ues Loss eis ee Ses Sih lon a Ny eam cn ee 370 HAIN PLO Meare ee Manders SS al Eh Te ie Po oe eee ee ae cel 190 /Bariy 1 EDD oY es (ee oly ates, ae oe a Re Ack elem Fries, WILE ee be Meee ie ey Th Malis E 950 REN Dera eee er oe ee hm Hh Uh Meck tho ta es adn ie WA te asta ay ele pages 4160 J TOL CITE SULIT CG ge ce ee yok Is ee) rR Ae OPAC Tee ok oN agp ee RON aa 400 pW SUNS GF ee 0 Via Meta ly CM eR DNS SS IR ak eg LL ALOK HMA NNN Sea I RR Le a 3 1 720 ako beh oh Mf ©) bis fag ia a tiie A eens Macnee Pie ea ay Ce una eaie e Puryaan eed Seek epe NSO. SALES. DL 240 8 eb 1 ESS Go (Sy ro Mie Fg COR a fl RN EO Mis sy NEP REL pea OND GRR OPE 2330 '| AiATCUCH oe Me ent. | ede e AL) Sih a h aRaN acento eaaae 80 270 ETONH Eile es eS gly Aaya ai eer a ae Oe VE ee DUNE SAR Rae eA el tea eM a FN a Ry AE 160 COMET AVEN pres ere cat a2 1A LT eae a ON oS a I Rae 8 BS a See 1000 SHURE ie et ero oh Ne a eae ke Se oe EY a Eee 50 a] SUMMERLONG PEACH Plant Patent No. 1503 220 hae cane Up, 40/16 ito 7/16.in.. fee -ie ee PEACH -DWARF Siaetts ane wip i/o win, and fuple. so. ee oo Le 4e TeCAnO KD, 24/1 OutO. 90/6 §Ds-sso 52 2k ae eae eee 336 ft.vand, up,,9/16; to .11/16 in.s.---__-22.2 -. 222-2222 Belle of Georgia Early Elberta Elberta Golden Jubilee Hale Haven PEAR -STANDARD DMs PANG UD: fiom ANG pe! ole Sb eee 417 ssanO ap eye LO 1 /S.IMec on-set bee ee A Sete Cand lin. OG ton ik /1G: ime 22s le eo aS SB ett Vani 6/2osto: O/1GWIin sees 2 LS Se ae 2 Tati ean aD OsAGNtO ft / Lo ii koe, ete Fe ee AL EON HEU RUNV ELBE err yee) Uo Reeders | lhe een gk TS pee 2D ARC SCV ER Sere nee sd Sah ee NE ol PAM ae yt ata ta Nid «0 da) eget een Pon ames) MC ORR a Pe wars SR DS Bd Ly Miniete Tie) GIES Sere ee: ee tt ee ee Ay ioe hoe 2 O/ 1G) C/G", 45/16" PATI OW soos ee oe 70 30 20 ea Bantam) 725-4 25 70 400 160 40 20 Bartlethe = asc6> 1000 Be ae ps Sa Ea ps Clapp Favorite -. 150 420 190 oF te We ah. {Douglas a Me tis 280 300 eas eee te eieffer 2 22h ssi 1240 1380 160 eer oy ee 510 1090 370 130 ie hg So Sn es Aa 280 470 310 eens 130 tpeatten -5222505222 750 410 80 180 20 J Seekels S22 0720e 32 340 190 400 120 60 Waite ic. Poe ok 460 800 250 ae ae ts Per10 Per100 pg a eT AWN $7.50 $ 70.00 Peri0 Per 100 SO es eae $19.00 $175.00 a eee ye he Ue 16.50 150.00 wr ae ee a 14.00 125.00 7/8" 11/16" 9/16" RON ule eT rd 60 30 there 34 ol Re ea 20 ae Esa ON Ue og gaan 200 20 1 ies PN 20 ars sh tae 60 2 es che $13.50 $120.00 -HSS oe 12.00 110.00 1000.00 eee 9.00 85.00 800.00 Bea 7.50 70.00 2 oe se 5.00 45.00 eee. Be 7.50 70.00 ce ae Se 6.00 55.00 aan ee ae 4.00 35.00 ie FeLi. 3.00 25.00 ae 4/5'w 2/3' w 18/24''w 180 1090 570 120 30 40 20 a: 50 20 Ha ak SEG 20 20 Phi oP 30 40 aes 120 30 Sea ASE ata eeu) 20 ce f PRAMASOR oA oh aoe oo Oe 310 meee ar 120 et Mee Some eres / fassbant Die ey PS ee ae 70 40 paws 50 30 Sel Ns asia rine ys tse eh 2 er. Tere pegs ey. aa 2s, 90 40 DEST EN. ol Lae Co eet 2 he 87 100 60 Lose hes isa Ber ean barges ee i 2 20 80 Pn ae 40 80 ree 'cep B ears CAC WCRI ele es 70 170 50 58) 30 Ue Lee eee hropshire Damson _-_---20 pet. bees 20 20 ath Ta Me ELL Ape Fe ag 4 38 Gt: Re ee 2 sce nO a ee a 37.50 300.000" Stet Baas 60 20 22 ee Ey Per 10 Per 100 SO Ome Gisbt) WIS 224 Ses ote ce uA ire oe OSES OO! $165.00 80 6 to i 215.00 60 7 to : 270.00 60 8 to ; 550.00 Tall, rapid growing tree valued for street and park planting. Dense foliage SCO tie Pie oe ee en Fe SINS ER 6 el 2 $9.00 $80.00 $_----ERIE, CHIE iia Eby neni Se Se ee NN Sy 11.00 OOOO Zita) Vigls G5 s SM CS @ Cie 5 Daa P i p a Aes pA wc OME te eh ah StS 15.50 TAO GO | fy = PRI Nee EU. Sete esc ee Erte tank ates I yt 25.00 CERIO, | a Ba De Lie iy Qe Rs 1 $00 3 ROE S SSN Re ire Ui ne Cn 35.00 AOU 7s At ee Lh 20 6 to 8 fic cle ie ee I CTOG.) eh oe a ee 30.00 dark green foliage on a dense 25.00 double. Purplish-red fruit. Very apt / CET Ds ade ks oe RS ee Oe Cee Pe eee a 8&0 A =e 180 Carmine bloom, single and semi-Pink Charming, double pink ______________-p20 230 290 190 .. 180 purpurea lemoinei. 25 ft. Zone 5. LP EL LE wo) Ee gee Se ee pe Ea a ee se 20 40 90 180 200 turns deep purple or yellow in autumn. 'fruits and purplish foliage. An-Cardinal,.double 'ted (=.=... _ be. 2 2 Se 70 shore 740 1630 350 oven Per10 Period TWO YEAR re end) sig tt / 160i). Ane Up ee 2 See Pe Sa $175.00 ASPARAGUS, Tied 25 per bundle. ACER-Continued FRAXINUS-Continued NUT, ORNAMENTAL and SHADE TREES-Continued NUT, ORNAMENTAL and SHADE TREES-Continued NUT, ORNAMENTAL and SHADE TREES-Continued ee $19.00 1G tent e ane tips 9/16 tO bAIG sine tebe ee eee 16.50 150.00 Bartlett > Vee BARTLETT PEAR Patent No. 741 Perl10 Peri00 Per High quality sport of Bartlett, ripening at same time. Good keeper. rear ANG Tp io ATS CURED Ue ee os $20:00°--$185/00= $22 = -OS (455 e LANG Tip Ph /1G: ie a oth ee ee ee 13.50 120.00 1100.00 S400 400 cet anes lips, 9/ 1G tay Gain iin Plee is oe 10.00 5:00) a Ai oo See ANE pe CA OL Oy Ay. TEs ee ae SON NE 8 S00 ss 5 Serene ee ee PLUM AMERICAN and HARDY HYBRIDS (On Native Roots) ONE YEAR, All! branched. Per 10 Peri00 Te VeEEe Saas REY pope Oi cige Fa Wee ers WEE CONE eae Se eee a ee eee $12.50 $22 e See EL a ATI AD oh 1G FLOM ho tite et a ee ee en eS 11.00 100.00 See SANG. Mp sO to tO OY bel G ah ee eee A is ed Bs og RS 9.00 85.00 Reed en BASIC Loyii en COO Op Tes SEER 1s O25 Se ee I CU 7.50 70.00 ee tee AO pe) 1 COr fh (loi ee eek Weed Ste ies a ee als 5.00 45.00 z thor 11/1676 SMG? 8) AGA 5 ftGe SNC es re oy alan WS ak age Sm ae ee ene 2 120 Ree 80 CEE LOVES? el B95 RP ORR Se eee epeieeee Semen aeer ae he ZONE hoa ate 100 370 250 JV TEE EY Cie a TB Or Rl Ne eed ON ee ere ae ae Se 70 Rites Sie SETES) A 2p 28 Ti ye ene er Denna. Wie ney eae (he ae ee 70 epedl™ ee esos i SANT gS Pog Deeley pat aeie are aes Si Sine: OIE pe ery Pa ae 30 50 280 130 ae eS NA SE ae ee ge OO et ae ee 390 ae 2 sa mu occ ass eT, Re 2 ee eee pa ah 5 eta SOE pinto Beet he gene Re 20 50 50 20 PLUM EUROPEAN and JAPANESE CONE YEAR, All branched. Per 10 Per Spares Et a ATICETTED).Y MleeeOnT Tet AIO EL De -Sue ye eS ee ee SES $12.50 } eee Eas ae wee AU et AB GON 1) filet a a ee a te ee Ss eS 11.00 100.00 a eee STE ee EO EL Po, fee iS 2 ke Dy Pe Si eee 9.00 85.00 Sy eee RATERS SUAS ok 0 aL) 18) BG, BT Ye | wu Cee Pe WS ee Ue 7.50 70.00 eA yt LON / HOSED te 6 ee eh on os Se 5.00 45.00 et REE EE Eee MAMET Pe ee ee a Ne ee Ss See 7.00 65.00 eRe COR ANNES 8 Seen e e RPS ee rie eh ey ae Se tee LOD 55.00 Fe Bap OSE LY Dg ps ey Dak Ag Rel Meee MC 8 Spey orat Ss ene Eee ah eee ne Ole i See 5.00 45.00 7S Tt/lA6" -9/167 7/16" 5/16" --4/5''w 3/4w 2/3'w Mary Washington Per100 Per 1000 A000 Piao gee iel C0 Vag St A a age p05 dear MI Eigse Oe e s a REST el DS AM IC UL a ue $450 $ 40.00 OOO ik wee ING YT A. Wy eae P O oe Re ol LA a ee ne 3.50 30.00 BLACKBERRY, Tied 25 per bundle. be Early Harvest, very early. PO Nts Sh ret 2 2 OA AA es A ac IR SM WO, 2 ea ee ge Be 8.00 75.00 Ebony King, eau hardy, heavy producer. 1850 TAN fo tyes 1 Lee Mane neta A AE Doher EN ak ep nls a age tenes Sy Sp SN SS 14.50 125.00 100 Rancocas, midseason. Dependable quality and production. 100 Rubel, early. Hardy Productive and firm. Good shipper. ZO WES At. 3) Weare ae. te he Ges | ore) Bu nS eee 75.00 650.00 pen RIES. E 00 Jersey, late. Good for canning, freezing and shipping. ea Tied No. 1, 25; No. 2, 50 per bundle. Og are Nan Ma S ase os HOTA 2 es ie Or eg ee 25.00 225.00 / Ripens September first. OE NOs Lo el a ae ae ae ee 24.00 200.00 30.00 250.00 | BPR yk MIN ES Ee a te Ne RS ple wn 24.00 200.00 Delaware, red. Early. Small bunches and berries. | Paneer to! 122 ch A ea 24.00 200.00 money Te MIN. RS aE) eae ey Nea | Oe Se 30.00 250.00 | emg ONT eRe ihe: SoS coe 53, ee Ne ee wo ae ae 24.00 200.00 '. Moore Early, black. SD ue ew cI... As 2 2 oboe eC ie er 30.00 250.00 HORSERADISH POO Re PONV tite 2 a nee ae OP ee Oe ee ee 11.00 100.00 BOO MIGHIMINGRY) 2... 2 hese) Ta 2) a ue eee 7.00 60.00 J, BASE Riss. Tica: ze per bundles... 2.222222... 2 20 soe ee ee ee 12.00 100.00 200 Indian Summer, large high-quality, everbearing red. No. 1 suckers. 1000 Morrison, new blackcap. Larger than Cumberland. Vigorous and disease resistant. No. 1 tips. fase Cumberland, blackcap, large and juicy. No. 1 tips. RHUBARB : Peri10 Per100 ACER Per 10 Per 100 platanoides columnare. Pyramidal Norway Maple. 40-50 feet. Zone 4. Pyramidal form of the popular Norway Maple. Glee OG ahkwaNy pS acre yoe eee mere wee OU Oy. Ne Bk $19.00 $175.00 OMG SCO ar btvsas WilhSes meer nes enn ea ar a 8 es 22.50 platanoides. Norway Maple. 90 feet. Zone 4. Forms a round head with large, deep green leaves. Yellow fall foliage. Very hardy and transplants easily. TGON CAS TOs one hte enV PU Seems er cet ee AE NA WE Soke) OU Ne eS sy 7.00 65.00 SO se LORI G. Ente Ayub pos) eae ewe eae ere Nel era. Toh SP ee 9.00 85.00 Ais GON ert ENV EL Shen pen eset ta eek EM Oe yh ke RG eee OO 100.00 Oe a GO Ore LC UU ITE) SS gece trays ae Mewes ee SAN a 2 Se WE 15.00 135.00 HOry Ss LOMO att DEAne bedeete aun is Airs Mitel a A Bea 32.50 300.00 10-49 50-99 each each COMMAS LOOT Een WED Se mse see Sa funeeitomr aly Ry Ti. 2 ek a A $1.60 $ 1.45 DISTR Aa yas coy Nad kay 8 chai id Tbh ofeach AMS Pad SAN cana ie A pt ees) 2.10 1.80 B20. GLO Tbs, WHIPS ie so Ue ne as i f I Ae COM BR 2.60 2.30 BOM alghGOr: Gti ist WALD GINS 20h ee Pe eee S| 2 ee ae tah yn Oat 3.15 2.85 platanoides Faassen Redleaf. Faassen Redleaf Maple. Zone 5. Per 10 Per 100 A red-leaf Maple that retains its color throughout the summer months. Similar to Crimson King but without patent. Da AN EOUGHAL? Mavhipishis Wee mn eal na. CON EGU MN: $16.50 $125.00 BOUT GE COn Lie SWI Se oe) srs nes tere me ne To Sa 22.50 200.00 DO ec eeG. Tt ¢ DEAT CHEOt ee cet ee elke en Se ain 32.50 300.00 TIO Gaston s. ft braneneds ts oleae ie Ege. P N ties Ee wat 45.00 400.00 A ee wee AO ity Upraniched: | encena me! Oe oo wee pute BOO i tutes Tp ee AG a some RU ASIEN POST oe MADE ig CUR Sey oll ee In MNS LIK 2 SORE 72.50 650.00 platanoides Royal Red. Redleaf Maple. Zone 5. A new introduction with very glossy large leaves of rich dark red. Holds color throughout growing season, Straight and sturdy trunk and a well shaped tree. Per 10° Per 100 : i Per10 Per100 Per 1000 pennsylvanica lanceolata. Green Ash. 50-60 feet. Zone 3. Per 100 MALUS, Flowering Crab MALUS, Flowering Crab MALUS, Flowering Crab Per 10 Per 10 Per 100 Per 10 Per 100 piatanoides Schwedler. Perfectly shaped tree with purplish red leaves in spring and early summer, turning to yellow in autumn. LOS tor Gites: Whips. 22 Soe ae ay 2) cee ee) ee el ere $18.00 $160.00 VIOUS TOMS. Ae, WHIP Sta ots Beit ML eae A Dek oe eee ieee ee 23.50 210.00 SOP Os CO) Or tt. DEANCHEG 6.075 spit ea aie pene ee eee eee ee 27.50. = 2 eee 200s S2tOr dO ts. branched i222 iss Bet wes Lee eed eed ee ee 37.50 350.00 rubrum. Red Maple. 120 feet. Zone 4. A fast growing tree producing' conspicuous red flowers in early spring and brilliant red leaves early in fall. LOOIVS JEONG SEE ibranched st oe hk Ae ek ane gs oe eee ee eee 25.00 * * ~eaess TOPE RTO AS it.~ DrANCHEOd sen oe a ea Shay, Sees 32:50 3) eee 40%) StonlOctt:: branched wes 322 ee ee Ee pee ee 40.00). mana 27:50. ~ ZO AES Oe Sat ATMS, See ar ie aes Fic Nook lg 35.00) aoe Fine street and lawn specimen. SG aS RtOrrG wits, DrAnCheG =u 2 Csi ede 2 Le lal ea ee eee 30.00 275.00 B40 7G VtonG ait. ) brancnede.2 _ 0 ee oe ae 37.50 350.00 SOLS MEO O Matawan ky Sao ee lay ental Ba ee ee N N Lian cs 45.00 425.00 BETULA pendula. European White Birch. 50-60 feet. Zone 2. Yellow fall foliage. AG CARE" Dyes 2 a ee OS ee eee Re Pe SED NOM iin, b 12.50 110.00 240" Jor AO Gr Bie. fo Be he oes eee ee OS Wee ne em ee 16.50 150.00 ZOO MG TOS SEG Go ee Se ie ee 2 Be eae ee 22.50 200.00 30/8 to.10; 1h branched? soe) ae M A E OUP ANS AP ES SENT EL Be 30.00 275.00 pendula. Clump Form European White Birch. 20-25 feet. Zone 2. Beautiful form of White Birch having three or more trunks from the ground. AO eo bors IG. ok cee ee at eS ee ee eee a ee eee 21.50 190.00 UT MUA" EM os Ya a toa) oo steer S Ae gh Sak gis apy RL! Bol Es Phe Laie. SH 26.00 235.00 DOG ee CONG, Pop ee see ey eat pee ede Le ak Re Pa a 32.50 300.00 BOO. BBO U Ty Ete se ee 8 Re ee EA See es Se Cees eee 38.00 350.00 SOU LOM 4. Lee Bee Ce Se ee Se eer he eae ES ae $ 9.00 $ 80.00 COW Lesa ae ee Mee ee Sy ace ee ee Tare e e pee hk te an 11.00 100.00 S60 mh one tO 6 7 ft. cee 2t 8 te oh OR ee We Ae i 2s Se 15.50 140.00 AGUmetORi EO Oe Peay ee Sere ene ey et Ri ore eg SA A ee 25.00 225.00 CERCIS canadensis. Eastern Redbud. 35 feet. Zone 5. Produces an abundance of reddish-pink flowers in early spring. Blooming with the Flowering Dogwood. Forms a broad head of glossy, heart-shaped leaves that turn pale yellow in fall. OA0 Fe 1090.24 Nae SHU LOnMI es eee Se Se 6.00 55.00 NAO a LOM or Lie fT SHE be LOL seeees oe ee ee he es ay 8.00 75.00 CORNUS florida. Flowering Dogwood. 30-40 feet. Zone 5. One of the best native ornamentals. White flowers in mid-May, good summer foliage not marred by insects or disease, brilliant red berries and vivid color in autumn. SUN eSB Ua ae. aes oan Rp SONNE Sires 2 Lae ot 2 Med Su O00 Ue UUme Rt eR Sk 18.00 165.00 Shapely, vigorous and dense tree. Yellow autumn foliage. Very hardy. OBO erBito matt.) MTree Anema! ite Ta eel eee $8.50 $ 80.00 $750.00 B50 Ato sft. ol Oe Le et acters 11.00 100.00 900.00 SPU ay oe cose | Men cera OgUrs DORR ae si ES, 15.50 . 140.00 |" 2am BOD. NG One dk. .vwune fee Uh eal Leer algae eae 25.00 "225:00 bie DOO, erate HOt. OR GT ae aets ane tN oie 32.50 ~ '300.00. "nana pennsylvanica lanceolata Marshall's Seedless. 50-60 feet. Zone 3. _ ' Per. 10. (Pera $110.00 140.00 175.00 225.00 70.00 90.00 110.00 135.00 2, SEE) SN Ey Bl See a GP ee ae A pl ed cnet I & De es ee A ee $12.00 TEE ee Petree oo er inthe 28 Nib IW OR aS ee J eet te She op Ss eae 15.50 c, CRT CLS SP 2) AS Es See eee ae eee re OME cP" Ri Bere es Saba NS 19.00 2. UG. Tp iis AG ee ie Ra ree AS eens Ree 6 Os Seen, 52 Fe 25.00 eb UT VLE PEP SA 2 O17 1: pee Re Re ae 2 to 3 to 5 to CM SONA EN i Onan cae eS en MMe ty ee ii ke ea a 1S). 24) ani wWwinips 212i ee ee eee 3 4 , Bs LOS Oy EES GRE ee See RNa aS See ee ee e S Ls Ay Shee 6 $ 8.50 2H) Sy OG 8 Popes aD Sa a ee Ee Ae ee eat Seige om Be REI ee oa $ 7.50 $ 70.00 $ 80.00 12.00 CBUOMESEIE nee hana ck fed) ot iy etd So ke os Mert Aime te io as Ce ae 9.00 85.00 110.00 15.50 SMLOMOS SUN WILDS! 2 f21 Ohh Ae eo Se) oe BLL ye oe 5.00 45.00 140.00 22.50 PUBLOMDeAEEe iW DS. 2 Se sey he Tae eel ele ae 6.00 55.00 200.00 27.50 SpE OMT REGE SU NVETED SS ech Sa Ot ees ee ee a a 7.00 65.00 250.00 5.50 50.00 3/4 2/3? 3/4w 2/3'w 18/24"'w 7.50 PATE WEA SUV ELT ISS © ot A en AT nd os ee ae Ns ee eR eS 9.50 SREP EE ROM ERE TIS So coh). Se Pe Pe Ce Sty hata Sg TS ne ee 12.50 Prt C IS VERTIS 5 oe 5 a ee REED A eee BS ns cae eS 15.00 i ZitOvSrr Lbs: Hw ps. ee We ores Rh aN Se ti a ee POC ap re SNCOW a Et whi psi oan SU aly Tes Se Ea aa a 0 6.50 60.00 9.50 90.00 8 LUMP AH OU Tig i ADE pe NR i Ts S e Sa MY Ls 2 EIN 9.00 85.00 +7 ee purpurea eleyi. 25 ft. Zone 4. ait) Utes 08 Satie RE aa MI REA ecto ED Te LUNE ae gah LuV | 12.50 11000" ee Single reddish-purple blooms, fruits and TOMASCN PANN Uae. ee se eee ee 860 140 100 140 FO ees LOW NO; yikes ht, ete Re Ge Lek aren tea ee, es He Se 15.000) % 22 40 Desirable for street and lawn planting as it does not produce seeds. Grows quite rapidly into a round symmetrical tree. HOM GMEO ott. DEANCNEG ie (Lee he eres eS hk ee ee $30.00 3/4' 2/38 2/3'w 18/24"°'w MALUS DWARF. Dwarf Flowering Crab. QUERCUS $275.00 GOS stoe1G. ft: branched ee 0ona log! so ohn tel he Se eee eee 37.50 350.00 GLEDITSIA triacanthos inermis. Thornless Honeylocust. May. 50-60 feet. Zone 5. Broad, open tree with fine textured leaves that appear late in spring and drop early in fall. Long twisted pods remain on tree long after leaves have fallen. Adaptable to most any location. ASO 4g Ast ON hte, i WEDS et alae Sok ti Be all ae gag a "20h Geog 3/4' 2/3) 4/5 w 3/4w 7 Almey. 15-20 ft. Zone 3. Per 10 Per 100 palustris. Pin Oak. 75 feet. Zone 5. 2/3'w18/24"w baccata mandshurica. 50 ft. Zone 38. Very fragrant single white flow-ers. Earliest to bloom. Very har-dy. Red fruit. Vigorous and den-se. Annual. Resistant to fire Single carmine flowers, white center, DOMME ee amen ee Sei aN LL iy Fs Nee WAN SR elk Re a A Age te OD SE Ne ea $16.50 A broadly pyramidal tree of dense branching habit. Branches droop slightly. $150.00 bright red fruit. Resis-tant to fire blight. _.._______---_--} | Cowichan. 18 ft. Zone 5. Single purplish-red flowers and fruits. Red autumn foliage. An-110 EOP Bette he et iciay hye age i Sk We S P aE Dd ae Shy ONT. aia 19.00 175.00 200 SEM CEIE SLC Mpa me Sorta ego cet se EE ae Ay ee pe aMy GANT. Ee ah eee ae 25.00 225.00 PC OMGUER{ ee ees PAL). ov a SA PET ae eae a" he tins 30.00 AO EO As Gey k i s Ne SR U aa 14.00 125/004 heen 275.00 3/4' TEESTUHIY. Sieg of oF hs § Aha MRNA IANA CMMs RMN ST fa Area) 20.00 175:00'.. 2 ae Dian Ha TOGEY © 20 cee Sih al irae ea Ee CR Pein stesso a in act Alia aah Uy Ria Ue SOAS oe eA, 60 SoObe DELON Gis tbe! soo ka Abs an eee aa ae a 25.00 225:00° 2 See 40 RALLY EIGER ORR IN PO Ne WS 21) LN MAIN ME PON ey swe kth sa yeh Gan fen ees te eS RD FOr SCOat Gta oc ha em 2d har SS OU ee 35.00 325:00 ee 120 AQ CBS CO A OTL bake 82 2 St E h ae Ea ge a a 45.00 425.00 ©. soe 75.00 IES EO i Gy USELESS eet eT ih oa ae ee 11.00 100.00 ee ee ae ee 80 Bae 20 80 | nual. Good fruit for jelly ______ ___-230 50 PLATANUS SO the tor die: ins Cadi i rics 2 ee ea ae ean 5o.00'.. 225) 1 eee florida rubra. Red Flowering Dogwood. 30-40 feet. Zone 5. ANQe Arbo nowtts PYANICHEG e220 y eo) Re eS) ag ic ao erga a a 11.00 100.00 occidentalis. American Planetree. 120-150 feet. Zone 6. Bright pink flowers in mid May. Red berries and scarlet foliage in fall. Dense foliage resistant to insects and disease. Horizontal branching habit. PO este. Sete. (CDAled £1) INOSS) ees ae ee OO wae SN ee Z1CDO 250.00 mas. Cornelian Cherry Dogwood. 24 feet. Zone 5. Ruby Lace Honeylocust. Pat. No. 2038. Zone 5. The new red locust. New foliage is red changing to bronze at maturity. Spreading branch habit. 10-49 50-249 Halliana parkmanni. 10-15 ft. Zone 6. Double pink flowers, red fruits. 20 40 wees oe Oe oe SL Large leaves on one of most massive and tallest of trees. White bark peels Dorothea. 10-ft. Zone 5. in flakes. Popular as shade and avenue tree. Semi-double, pink and white. Yel-low fruit. Annual. Blooms very SV COURTN SU 5B Bh A sada pate ah 20 50 Seve G1" Tato) ea) 4h a atest a rea me ee alee a as aa FB REPRE LARS Sg 11.00 100.00 POD) GC a 8B Me I aA gu a A Oe pe Bh eae 15.50 140.00 13) 0 Jeaae Si Wo at oar BHO i cA T Ge PRN cee te IS EOS Mat a iy 8.00 75.00 700.00 =e Small, yellow flowers appear before the shiny green leaves in early April. Edible fruit % to %" long turn scarlet in August. Red foliage in fall. Feld PAs a pied B25 Rg) 1s Bp Eee Sieg gh Nee ARE ae A ata GOES oe 0 Bye RE, "cay 4.50 40.00 LIAL eed eo tie a 6 IN ie Ee gS ES a i Se SR ep 6.50 60.00 CRATAEGUS oxyacantha pauli. Paul's Scarlet Hawthern. 12-15 feet. Zone 5. Flowers are double bright scarlet. One of the most showy of all the Haw-thorn. 21 3 SE 0) ts Rh 9 Re a OE eo ys WE ay lk CON 2 Sd ee 19.00 175.00 7 Sled halt 20 1 pea oS Rigs nee tue RAE ON Cr dae Te Vt j l Se Te mre SO Oe 25.00 225.00 FAL OL AY 0 be Ry 0s 2 vei aS Nh ie a Perhae Bn ny a SOE, 002 Eh aD PS el 32.50 300.00 ELAEAGNUS angustifolia. Russian Olive. 25 feet. Zone 3. Very hardy small tree or large shrub with conspicuous silvery gray foliage. Small fragrant flowers are yellow inside and silver outside. Yellow coated berries with silver scales. LO etary (eee ee ee es ee Ee 9.50 85.00 oo oe 35 fe 2 Nap a & if set ab Ne i, CL healer o A LYS ee ae alee 14.00 Each Each Two Year Tops. Branched. MOOD AO AD EG oe Se Pe ele $ 3.75 $ 3.00 220 DE tOwGus bas: 52. ok eae j o i n BSN I lee a 4,40 3.50 GYMNOCLADUS dioicus. Kentucky Coffeetree. 90 feet. Zone 5. Peri0 Peri100 Per 1000 Large branching, open, picturesque habit. Particularly interesting during the long winter months. BE UN INS HE to In <i) RR eee 27N ESA Ra IN Ng S E E M ep ns ti SN PS Ne $16.50 $150.00 $1350.00 410) -4n.to Oot 2 of ee f o c See ee ee 22.50 200.00 1750.00 S80 POLO 9G NEU oe oe tort Sk eS Oe ee eee 27.50 250.00 2250.00 ASOLN Oc MUO) FO chike =) eke Sy NA eT ae Sete ath ae 35.00 325.00, 2 See 20) Ova O Et, 28 AR Se ae ee ae eee 40.00. <0" 22.) eee LABURNUM ! watereri (vossi) Waterer Laburnum. 25-30 feet. Zone 6. Dense habit. Flowers are large and deep yellow, pea like in pendulous clus-ters appearing in late May. POPULUS blanda. Wisconsin Weeping Willow. 40 feet. Zone 5. Ioensis Plena Improved. 25 ft. Zone 3. Very double and fragrant pink bloom. Green fruit. Vigorous an-RPE e ree es ee ee a 2 Re pe lS 100 i ee A Bias sees 360 Kingsmere. 10-15 ft. Zone 3. Evelyn. 25 ft. Zone 4. Single pink flowers. Fragrant. Red fruit. Dark green foliage with purplish cast. Purple, red and orange fall foliage. Erect | os 1] 0} b Uguerecg > Nive a te UTM | a doen, at npg seer NEE 0 20 alba pyramidalis. Bolleana Poplar. 90 feet. Zone 4. Long drooping branches are extremely graceful. Large tree of irregular habit; rather open and columnar. Large lobed leaves ZU SRO rE FTES 508 oe yes ce Na alge Ne AY Msc eee 6.50 60.00 550.00 with down white undersurface are lightly red in fall. Whitish gray bark. cL Saeae" ie ool 3 & eA MORN IASG TURD ied NT Spe Ue Arie hy at Mee AY OE 7 8.00 75.00 700.00 More resistant to trunk canker than Lombardy. Withstands drouth and AL OSO BO LEC. Sie ans a aL ee sei pa) eter nee Sy CPE uM 12.50 110.00 1000.00 poor soil. Gimme TOMA inl Cree yee Lue fifa! ote ek fe Ee 8 eR pk 2 Aa es 7.50 BES I «When Wo at. His ENR at UE EM ted A Tice, MNBL Mie 16.50 150.00 1350.00 70.00 SPEAU), ae Se) Atay Ts ae a ea SS es hae pg eee PT NN 10.00 LEGO 8 CoE Eee Se a el oy a Te Se 22.50 200.00 1800.00 90.00 PAGE LOM Ore ttp eevee es ce he Te RS Ae oO ee 14.00 125.00 BO. Arter Ee «ines Cale Fe ea gee tt) Age 27.50 250.00») ae -----Carmine buds and single pink flowers. Purplish-red fruits. Bron-ze foliage. Annual bearer. ____--70 2 ae 20 20 Kae micromalus. Midget Crab. 20 ft. Zone 5. Single pink flowers. Blooms young. Alternate bloomer. ______ 30 50 ae en | Jay Darling. 15 ft. Zone 5. Purplish-red flowers and fruit. Since fit Pree oC a Ne ts SR 50 20 20 PRUNUS discolor French Pink. 20 feet. Zone 3. Newport. Purple-leaved Plum. 15 feet. Zone 4. A new French variety with pinkish, long catkins. A large, hardy shrub or small tree with upright growth and distinctive 1970 2A 2 bo ABs ana, 2) ee Se a eee ey Dele es 3.50 30.00 250.00 purplish red foliage. On native plum. OEE am COM erie Lhee SS) hs Sates Ne ee ee SL Se 9.00 102618! to. 2a... 2S ee a ee ee ee 5.00 45.00 400.00 85.00 Makamik. 40 ft. Zone 65. Single purplish-red blooms. Red SORBUS Per10 Per1i00 Per 1000 fruit. Dense bronze foliage. An-Ta ye ea EE Ao ge (Rey as 90 20 80 persica. Flowering Peach (tree form on peach). 15-18 feet. Zone 6. aucuparia. European Mountainash. 45 feet. Zone 3. 100 RRA WEE eee Pee toe ha TY. TS lade oo, SAB Tae Pilg BOP oe $5.50 $50.00 A smooth barked tree having a dense, pyramidal head. Bright red-orange $450.00 20 SOUS Chas eg a pe ie ae arp eee Ree pe Rpm ie-SEES 8.00 75.00 700.00 berries are produced in large clusters. 125.00 ee EM hae ena te se eek os Ne, See 18.00 165.00 FRAXINUS Per10 Peri100 Per 1000 americana. White Ash. 100 feet. Zone 3. 50! .:6) t0:/Sr ft..." branched =o... 22 b2 2 ee eer ee ee $32.50 tulipifera. Tulip Tree. 150 feet.. Zone 5. Single carmine flowers. Red £OTE eo el Be Gad ay Med Tp ene ee 3 . 6/8' 5/6' 4/5' 3/4' 2/3' LIRIODENDRON eee Splendor. eC MAL a en ey tee 8 ie) 2 de ot es a ea 11.00 100.00 120) :4°'to. 5. Tt, whips. 30 S20. See ee es ee 14.00 .°4 2.2250 jee 950.00 Purple Wave. 8 ft. Zone 5. Rose-red flowers. Red fruits. Pur-ple foliage with copper under-SOM Cee Oe ee ee Oy ot So ee ee ee A ek 14.00 25008 100) 5. to 36 Tt. ~whipses.0. 225-200 ea ee eee 16.50)... 2. pete PICMG TE Pere ee ree nL ee Be ee IESE 16.50 15600. -.. 2ac22 ZOD As CB Pa ss i a A oer ae ear 19.00 175.00 . ><22238	| |
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2h, Sere, BBs 1116 tO.O96 is ly ek Ne Pe es _ t e ae S750".-$'-¥0.00 100 Bee THE At, 27 8G.Tat 1G! ith.Ses Se DEC a Wes ee eee ne PRUE £25 810 45.00 Surecrop DWARF NECTARINE Per 10 Per 100 GE ener ened.SAMI Ab os ATA en hte 2S pe ee ny, $22.50A Ref 1207 2 fe anew, 11/46.to:7T7/8<in, 202 2.2 bP aT Le ap! See beyegee) t fi t9 00 175.00 »{ Mendel Pont Maog neat yes oe.) Red Lake, light red berries in long clusters.areand extremely productive.Far VINES, Tied; 2 yr.No. 1, 50; 2 yr.No.2, 100 per bundle.Caco, red, large fruit, delicious spicy flavor.Bears young, heavily and regularly.Concord, black.Large bunches of tender, juicy fruit.DAUD led OC, SN oF Se ee, en ee ae MeN eT ATER ASad le SNe ke I Fredonia, black.Early.Three weeks ahead of Concord.Large clusters of deliciously flavored fruit.Vigorous and hardy.Chipman Canada Red, sweet and excellent flavor.Stem dark red throughout.AOU ING WL OLVERIONS .200302 a eA $ 4.50 $ 40.00 Victoria, whole root.Peri100 Per 1000 S00 72 oie ie In, Bnd Upe fou.etLU ee $12.50 $115.00GSO0ceoer.iO Le Um Ubu Sh eS ee 9.50 90.00 DOH Gert.Oye te Loin, ts er!A Nak 7 ae Ba Lig (85 70.00 OO TE Tee tO 6/8 "ing oe od 8 te Ce eae eee 5.50 50.00 Nut, Ornamental and Shade Trees Our platanoides Crimson King.Crimson King Maple.Pat.No.735.Zone 65.Hardy, improved form of Schwedler Maple.Leaves are deep purplish red throughout entire spring and summer.&saccharinum.Silver Maple.120feet.Zone 4. Very hardy, rapid-growing tree.Leaves finely cut, green with silvery white underneath.130)ot tae tO tee im Care ies Lone Cyt Ce 8 gi en co ie earn geet saccharum.Sugar Maple.120feet.Zone 4. Stately, upright shade tree.Leaves turn scarlet, orange and yellow in fali.Exceedingly graceful tree with slightly pendulous branches.White bark.pendulagracilis.Cutleaf European White Birch.30-40feet.Zone 2. Very slender pendulous branches with laciniate leaves very finely cut.Yellow fall foliage.BULLETIN NO. 1 .i NUT, ORNAMENTAL and SHADE TREES-Continued CELTIS Per10 Per 100 occidentalis.Common Hackberry.50-70 feet.Zone 4. Well formed shade tree of good foliage and dense habit.Broadly pyramidal tree with massive branches.Large saddle-shaped leaves turn yellow in autumn.Greenish-yellow flowers, with broad orange band near petal base, and of tulip-shape and size; appear in mid-June.Treé requires lots of space.Disease and insect resistant.10:5 to .6.ft... a Van Eseltine.10-15 ft.Zone 4.Double carmine flowers. Yellow PVTTE Np yo His sr) 7 alll geal it le Ege Ree) i Belper Rutgers, Purpleleaf Peach. A vigorous growing purple leaved Peach. Provides useful color accent. HAUG) 2A Ua SES 9 eee Se eae ee HORE eee 4.00 35.00 300.00 Leah 58 12 oh ee 9 a A ale als ae Se a ae ae ar 5.50 50.00 450.00 NUT, ORNAMENTAL and SHADE TREES-Continued PRUNUS-Leaves of deep green, glossy and finely divided. Scarlet autumn foliage. A most desirable shade tree but requires ample space. SALIX alba tristis. Niobe Willow. 50 feet. Zone 3. Extremely hardy "Golden Weeping Willow" of exceptional grace and beauty. A very hardy, popular, free-barked weeping willow. Wine spreading head. 300))'5 to; 6. Ths eee Ue Se ee es 25.00 225.00. 2 620.6 toiS ities o 2 ee Ce a ee eee 30.00 275.00... 3 230 8 to 10) ft... Slee A ee ee a 35.00 325.00 3 'aeoae aucuparia. Lombarts Hybrids. 40: 4 €0-:5) Pts ae ee 2150 0 Sto eee 80.-D te 6.f.. oto ee ee eee BOS. ee $0.6 'to: 8. Pte ee as ee eee 33.00 Oe ele Apricot Queen, apricot colored berries. 


  Greenspire Linden.Pat.No. 2086.70 feet.Zone 4. Small leathery foliage on a narrow oval formed tree of rapid growth.Forms a perfectly straight trunk without staking or pruning.Flowers have a spicy fragrance.Outstanding for both landscape and street use.The month indicates the beginning of bloom period; size denotes average height of shrub at maturity if left unsheared. 


				Ornamental Shrubs
	TIED Sin Oe	8 6 ae ip aad RAR eo ak anteeay SL PUL Ya ER SYS ree $11.00	$100.00	$_--.-
	SAAUN) CN 0) a3 ake One ee IE ORLOUNG EG.) 2282 Vy On) Wire eh ee NOR op lpn on aL et pole OT A ee Be Se 22.50 16.50 SO DGH CON! Or fess e223. AlN eg ea he Ree ees et Ee Ss 30.00 SHRUBS ARE TIED 9/12 and 12/18 in., 25; 18/24 in. and 2/3 ft., 10; and 140.007 pie ZOOL OW (see ae 210.00 99) et ses POORER LOU OM Listes ewido AN Ne A te fe er ae fee ees oe fd 37.50 350:005 7) se 3/4 and 4/5 ft. 5 per bundle. WE Fi DO NOT BREAK BUNDLES.
	Peri0 A cross between thunbergi and julianae, mentorensis is a strong, upright Per100 Per 1000 BERBERIS mentorensis. Mentor Barberry. May. 5 feet. Zone 6. cordata Greenspire. 10-49 growing plant of heavy, dark green foliage. Survives cold as well as very 50-249 2 year branched. Each hot, dry conditions. Each OD MADRE OD ert se see 2 SRE Lear Cll pang iia eee ste eee eee $3.00 $ 2.50 DSO A OnetOy Mies. / AN) Us 2 aN" lan Ae ea ea oa eae $:3.00"\ $3000" 3 sa2ee
	SECAU)) AAO) acc BS ANGane Ohara [Sree	er D Aria NAS WL cih UTeane CAPE A Imag 00892 Pes My 5.00	4.00
	ULMUS americana. American Elm. 100-120 feet. Zone 2. 753) Ue oA OME 89 oe, b 6 RR Ue CARR NR aS IE Taha. pl: Per10 lye 2.50 3.50 2RIOO AGO CUR rig ek Cre pS Ne eae ae ee err eee	20.00 Per100 Per 1000 180.00 30.00 250.00 40.00 350.00
	Pk $ 4.50 ees ea ee 5.50 ee meee ne Be tele tye Rey We Det, AS CO eA Ts. hs 2 ee ee ee GD) (Co STROSS pis 9 oes Re 6.50 SLOW Zi CO AUB EGS IS eck oa a) Satie Ea necesita 6.50	$ 40.00 50.00 60.00 60.00	450.00 $350.00 550.00 550.00
	POUR ORE LO Omi tess in Ser oe bls See		Blan Cie oe	A En	8.00	75.00	700.00
	oO	Gene		tre rE Garni ts Sime rs. Ele sya lea SAB ee	A he	12.00	110.00	1000.00
	LAD Ue iS oe 88 0 eRe SRR	ae Ra NE 210d es HE Fa eee Aa 18.00	165.00	1500.00
	DOO	O70	acon ete itis \Oal ew, 2 i Eto TO Aree. Oe Eas SA ee aig ese) Be aR eis ears SR	25.00 3.50	PAPAS HN) OF eye da 30.00 >) 2S
		A CARI ASE om Bs os & c MRSS		Pe ahaa ge MTR ee i NN	4.50	40:00...
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	ELD) VASO CEB lary DRS A	ey i ele Otel Up ya OO Rene	13.00	115.00	1000.00
	OO	MEORECOM IS NEC, 2 oath Lisa toc. Sn Ml sees kee Bites Jy ae 16.50	150.00	1350.00
	Ane	ECOL	OME. ees ee	ee 2	ise	ABE	ee 23.50 See ee ee 2.50	210.00 20.00	1800.00 180.00
	ema BOR BUDDLEIA	CO Yon dT, Cal. s 222. thie Ra eco rtd nimi Calis cet we SPs os ole Oe ee eS eee ne on 32.50 40.00	SO0;00 5) oi aee SIO 00k ye
	Butterflybush. July. 4-6 feet. Zone 6. hybrid. Hybrid Elm. 60 feet. Zone 4. Cut tops back severely when planting for best results.
	Hybrid of americana and pumila on pumila. Large dark green leaves. Ns A cre sk os si i a a Se ER ore eR 4.50 40.00 350.00
	Strong, straight branches. Hardy. MMe GTM aN ORE es we 2	A	a eee Std	3.50	30.00	250.00
	A SSUMOn CO orrit., WHIPS. oe 2522 ese tae ttt oe mete). Ee. yy WIL PSs 2 2 ee Ee he oe pe Varieties available at above prices. PeUeEGLOukie LE. Whips.) 2 eS oO een no Sue bos 17.50 8.00 11.00 CG LON sy LC. Pranchea..-2...-20 Sai ok 22.50 Charming. 5-6 feet. Unusually large compact spikes of pink flowers with lavender 75.00 100.00 TES:00).5, No.1 ZOD 003 ioe oe 700.00 900.00 Med. ; 22 ee
	cast. Blooms all summer. A striking plant in any landscape. pumila. Chinese Elm. 75 feet. Zone 5. One 'of: the.-best: pinks, (22422 Soke a a er A hardy, rapid-growing tree. Small dense foliage. Drought resistant. 2080 SoS By Lee Reg a oe INS amt aN MR ee age na 5.50 50.00 Dubonnet. 4-5 feet. IME COMES) hte kN PR ee Sot eee 6.50 60.00 Beautiful wine-red flowers with large individual florets. A 000-5 to, G6 ft... ----O S A Us ORIN tah RY RN 10.00 90.00 gorgeous cul'; flower.) 2 seo5 020 a ee ee 2050 PRIMER CCE Le hs Ve 8 Pee Sh ee 16.50 140.00 Empire Blue.	3110 450.00 550.00 1580 850.00 1250.00 |
	ELON	Le	ee	A oe ee	es	ee	20.00	175.00	1500.00
	mE	out te) iis Cale	22 slyly Uh Ae a 25.00	225.00	2000.00
	PoGmtcome LO Log iy Calis	"sous. lie	ee as Se	30.00	CARO.	Epes

NUT, ORNAMENTAL and SHADE TREES-Continued TILIA Per10 Peri100 Per 1000 americana. American Linden. 100 feet. Zone 38. Rather fast growing tree with open head. Large, coarse leaves turn yellow in fall. Dropping clusters of fragrant yellow flowers in July. Good street tree. A stately tree of unique vase-shaped form with widely arching branches. Samm mCON rent teu sie Sone R lo Las og he OE Ree ae Beate americana Moline. Moline Elm. 80-100 feet. Zone 3. Narrow, pyramidal, rapid-growing tree with large handsome green foliage. SAD) CER OTR BARS ARS eA ania Abbe eto vas At Ike ag is an OR Ei 10.Our shrubs are bushy and well rooted, twice transplanted and many graded stronger than is required by the American Nurseryman's Association. thunbergi. Japanese Barberry. May. 5 feet. Zone 6. Hardy shrub, splendid for hedges or massing. Delicate yellow flowers. Brilliant fall foliage, followed by scarlet berries. Showy in winter. SOCORRO MOD in SM Fas Bek Be ae eee gta Ai gay thunbergi atropurpurea. Redleaf Japanese Barberry. May. 5 feet. Zone 6. Warm bronze-red foliage in a sunny exposure. Intensified in summer and fall. Brilliant accent as a sheared or natural specimen. thunbergi erecta. Truehedge Columnberry. May. 6 feet. Zone 6. Recommended for formal hedges, individual specimen shrubs, window boxes, etc. Grows in pyramidal form without pruning. Has dense glossy foliage; valuable for many purposes. 200 5:79) 5€O: DQ Aan oS i ay se LN tit aay An excellent shade of blue combining Aster blue with a lilac tones oso ue 2 ee rk Fe a aa 28 Se PEP IKE 51) 1080 Tle de France. 4-5 feet. 


  new Forsythia from the Arnold Arboretum.Very vigorous grower developing into a large, symmetrical plant.Deep golden yellow flowers, often 2 inches in diameter with striking orange markings in the throat.Clavey's Dwarf Honeysuckle.May. 5 feet.Zone 5. A new, compact growing, dwarf Honeysuckle.Grows into well-finished globe .shape without shearing.Excellent specimen or as edging and hedging.profuse display of deep pink flowers followed by red berries.Hardy, neat and vigorous.Excellent as specimen as well as in screen and border.Big Scentiess Mock-orange.June.9 feet.Zone 5. Single, white flowers to 2 inches in diameter. .Doubleflowering Pink Almond.May.414 feet.Zone 5. A beautiful shrub for foundation or border.Before leaves appear it bears an abundance of small double pink flowers closely set on twigs.One of the best of all ornamental flowering shrubs.Staghorn Sumac.June.20-30 feet.Zone 4. Very fuzzy twigs comparable to young deer antlers.Fine for massing and on poor dry soil.Red autumn foliage.Pyramidal fruit clusters hang all Dwarf Arctic Blue Willow.March.9 feet.Zone 5 One of the better in the species with dense habit, fine leaves and purple twigs in winter.Suited to moist situations, hedges and borders.Common Snowberry.June.6 feet.Zone 4. Continued vulgaris, Hybrids and Horticultural Varieties.May. 15 feet.Zone 4.OWN ROOT. These Lilacs have been grown from layers and root cuttings or grafted on California Privet and thus are largely on their own root. These marvelous products of selection are rapidly becoming the most popular flowering shrubs because they are used as specimens, ornamental clumps, screens, and for hedges. Kashgar Tamarisk. June. 15 feet. Zone 6. Fine, feathery blue-green foliage sets off bright pink flowers. Produces bloom on new wood so that severe pruning may be practiced. Oidfashioned Pink Weigela. May. 68 feet. Zone 5. Very popular. Displays beautiful, showy pink flowers. 


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	BUDDLEIA-Continued African Queen. One of the darkest new fine purples. ULES De hs a bal i SE ie CA Se le Pa ee Ses = OUP RCCLUNIT seca nots Sie hes Na 5 ee wk aa Black Knight. New. Almost black-blue, darkest of all. Large trusses and free blooming. Per10 Peri00 Per 1000 $0.00." 49, 00:008, Seca 4.50 40005, 0 nse HH GOOMUINO ume re eer tes so! Spies ae omy gel a Nei Jt Do 5.50 50.00 450.00 GLO PCIT teeta Se et SS ee ed SR TU 4.50 40.00 350.00 CALYCANTHUS Peri10 Per 100 floridus. Carolina Allspice. May. 9 feet. Zone 5. most any soil. SOM OMmLON D4 ne eons felt Oe i eM oO SE pk ee $ 5.50 $ 50.00 OME MEL OMe Gee or yeh hl oe ea eu tane Ase ee We le 5 Tp ee 7.00 65.00 CARAGANA 50 20.00 TRAE) STZ GS ott CUS Te Ua Ig Re tei MI re le SEL. Shed 3.00 25.00 eee OP COME OA SAIN et a eth ee eye ee SS oS ee 4.00 35.00 CARYOPTERIS Per10 Per100 Per 1000 SEED DGS ge Sy oa See ls RS lg aC nel 2 ee ok $ 4.50 $4000 $350.00 era IP CLINT Ch fart 29d 5 USS ey So eens its See er 2S 3.50 30.00 250.00 CHAENOMELES japonica. Japanese Flowering Quince. May. 3 feet. Zone 4. Orange-scarlet flowers and spicily fragrant rounded fruits. Dark shiny foliage. Bushy, dense growth. Cutting grown. SUL VEEARET UNM Te USE | SSE ESE = Bedale aire annie meee means ee 4.00 35.00 300.00 LE LY AAEM oP 71 i 1 Ee a Pee ec gy re 5.00 45.00 400.00 Cee COMP OME L Gta ar) tS te 2 oe ee ees Se 6.00 55.00 500.00 TALL A Bases GN) 9 Re SS Ge ages ye meagre hor My 7.50 70.00 650.00 ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS-Continued CHAENOMELES-Continued Per10 Peri100 Per 1000 lagenaria and superba. Japan Quince. 6 feet. Zone 4. hte Aa an Sa (SOU RO GO BO On $ 4.50 -. $ 40.00 = Senlum TO TEOK AG. Geet Tel rm Me Mb eRe eee 550°) 450.005 0a Ege) Gps ae LL hoes Gal A Nie Rea) ) oA | 7.50. | "70,00 -eee Following varieties at above prices: 18/24" 12/18" 9/12" Aurea (S) reddish orange. %" diameter bloom. ___________-80 190 INivalis ya). white.) Singles: 00000) 5 te Wi hie Oa EE ke a es 290 310 150 Pink Lady (S) pink. Large flowers on low spreading almost thornless plant. Long booming period. __________-___-_-__ ___-180 Red Chief (L) deep red. Double. Medium, upright plant. ____ __--100 eer 2 Texas Scarlet (S) watermelon red. Low, compact, almost thormiess plant.) 7s 222 eek! seas seh ae Ra 2 eae 130 380 CORNUS PeriO Peri100 Per alba sibirica. Siberian Dogwood. May. 9 feet. Zone 3. OE AD rE Take EMM lak NE I ea es a $ 4.00 $ 35.00 $-__-_--A00(F 13 SCO waar Sen OE ee ee ee ae Me 5.50 50.00 450.00 aL UE tra 0 BG Ji 9 See PERI saree peat a8 IU alittle Ee ee 6.50 60.00 550.00 PAU REAR © COC: Se endagsh ape ean au en yas AE) ee ERS ONE Sas A a 3 8.00 15.00". S282 elegantissima variegata. Variegated Dogwood. April. 20 feet. Zone 5. Small, yellow flowers before leaves are creamy-white and pink variegated. Edible % inch scarlet fruit in August. Red autumn foliage. SIO V2 CO Meri Ga ee ee I pet: ina heyy Se Oa 11.00 100.00" 333e222 stolonifera. Redosier Dogwood. May. 7 feet. Zone 3. Attractive medium sized shrub particularly valued for brilliant red winter twigs. Small dull white flowers are followed by white berries. 250) 424: COTS iim 82 2h Su OES OD Le a Rigen ge a pe ee 4.00 35.00 300.00 250) 1S) tO. rZA Pim ere Ny ee i ee 5.50 50.00. > stolonifera flaviramea. Yellowtwig Dogwood. May. 7 feet. Zone 3. A striking yellow-branched form of stolonifera, highly decorative. S702) ton 1S) aes oO Sok See ioe ge ete nearer 4.00 35.00 300.00 2680 18) (to 224s dik. se ee ae oe ee ea ee ee 5.50 50.00 450.00 2500 (2 COO Oboe See Oe Se See Leone 6.50 60.00 550.00 120043 toy @) ft.-2. ose ee ee ee ee 8.00 75.00 ae OOTINUS (RHUS) coggygria. Common Smoketree. June. 15 feet. Zone 5. Commonly called "Purple Fringe" because of its pinkish plumose fruit panicles. These panicles are borne in great profusion giving the whole plant a pink smoky appearance. Flat round leaves are stained pink when young and have yellow and purple tones in autumn. ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS-Continued COTONEASTER-Continued Per10 Peri100 Per 1000 divaricata. Spreading Cotoneaster. May. 6 feet. Zone 6. Pink flowers followed by red fruit in fall and winter. Foliage semi-evergreen turning dull red in autumn. Plant of graceful spreading habit. LAGS PTE Sa ea ee a RN SAN ae ey Rene ie $/6.00\ So 55.00). So TT MEERAL OE, 245 Tite Jace ns = Sere eee Cea ere oe 8.00 TOON te cae BR CORT EUS ogee a a el eee Oe EA." Ae 9.00 EDEN yo Senet Oi horizontalis. Rock Cotoneaster. June. 8 feet. Zone 35. Small pink flowers followed by bright red berries in early fall. Semi-evergreen foliage red and orange in late autumn. Flat horizontal branches make this an ideal rock garden plant. RENO M LG IO, sri indy a CD ee, Ov ONS Bh 2 Sti ae ehth he DEUTZIA gracilis. Slender Deutzia. May. 3 feet. Zone 5. Dwarf free flowering shrub with slender arching branches. Bears a pro-fusion of small snow white flowers. -TAR Oe LOPS oie =e Loe Aes eso See Jen ee eee 8 5.00 45.00 400.00 EE EO? HD YATES es Ae en SPIRES AAG Yoshie 225 13 3.50 30.00 Ue Fei) TB AR ee Eke) 0 ee ee Mapes ee ne, eave Tie Eee ee 4.50 40.00 350.00 Ea SSS 20 OL) SG 0a Sa ee Spec CREA peed a ay eee 6.00 55.00 500.00 scabra. Pride of Rochester. May. 68 ft. Zone 6. Double white flowers remain effectively in bloom over a long period, Earlier to bloom than other varieties. SAL TE S20) Gd Ba 1a Yo Reece eles ee he pe are eC 2.50 ZO.007» che oe, cseeeeeh CG we ETI se PE Ses kOe a OT se Mee 3.50 30.00 250.00 EOL) PRTIEESIS F002 SE bt ea a Sees ee pe a S g ? eee Be eine 4.50 40.00 350.00 SIL" PEG EG ABP AER St Be Ia Ele eee ene) ee eh eye fy Eee 5.50 DG002 O--ues EUONYMUS fortunei radicans erecta. Upright Wintercreeper (Sarcoxie Strain). 34 feet. Natural upright plant. Will grow taller if sheared. Almost evergreen. Hardy. Se AE ROT eS rs ee eee ey acts eG 2 Se AS 4.50 AGO) log See PAU ee ae TAS. a ee ar ee Se ee ene ele, eee ze OOO Gas so 26 2A SET ao ed OT OR ge eg o e Laden ATER RAM Ry «7! SOOO Nuk he ee klautchovicus. (Patens) Spreading Euonymus. 9 feet. Zone 7. Somewhat similar to but hardier than the evergreen Euonymus japonica. Leaves are lighter green and not as thick. Half evergreen in north. Fruit pinkish to red capsules especially attractive in October and November. 7 LU Soa 27 | 5 pr oa p e oy eee oe EE ae ye Reap 2 4.50 AOA Ss OL SLR COSI bc Pad ee a a es eae pone 5.90 DODOE Ty 2 FORSYTHIA ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS-Continued FORSY THIA-Continued Per10 Peri00 Per 1000 Beatrix Farrand. 6-8 feet. Zone 5. G40 92 60.08 Aras cee ee ee a ea eee $4.00 $35.00 $____-1690 (18 "tos 24 ins: 22 ee P E R Ope Nad Shy) 2 A 5.50 50.00)... 5 eee TNOO! 25 LO yk Reso ey ee i RN eee ee aes 6.50 60.00... 4 La2e intermedia spectabilis. Showy Border Forsythia. April. 8-9 feet. Zone 5. Deep yellow flowers produced in abundance. Upright habit of growth makes this an excellent specimen. Lot, UE SENN 00 602 an © « NN pa ce ee Sepia peg x RO ee RR oalb AC 5.50 50.00) be ee BQTO! PLIEO Gay LE aS NE aI a ee ee 6.50 60.00 550.00 Lynwood Gold. April. 6-8 feet. Zone 5. Erect branches are covered with golden yellow blooms in early April. Superb for cutting and flowering in the house during the winter. 15407515 SCO 0 24 iris eo ne Ee ee eal ee 5.50 50.00 450.00 DGSO IZ COIS. hb, ee Re eda lena eee erect 6.50 60.00 550.00 GOO IS Ci Ak ts Liye ON De eee a eee 8.00 75.005 ee ovata. Early Forsythia. April. 6-8 feet. Zone 6. 5.50 50.00 450.00 S50 he2 LOM ia. Perot en 0 Eee ae h e iS) a DS ee ee 6.50 60.00 550.00 ZLOs WBS SCO jy ets 2 eas tn lees a Se CP I ore ee a eee 8.00 75.00 -ee Spring Glory. April. 7-8 feet. Zone 5. A new Forsythia which is, without a doubt, the loveliest of all. Its large pale yellow flowers completely cover the branches. The pale yellow is very brilliant and attractive. MAO LS OVA. Trey oe Pa i a ett NP SNE ay a eae 5.50 50.00 450.00 DAO) 32-0. 3) ee Ni a es ey Ne ag Le NC aa age 6.50 60.00 550.00 suspensa sieboldi. Siebold Weeping Forsythia. April. 9 feet. Zone 6. Bright yellow flowers are produced on very slender pendulous branches. Can be used to over hang wall or trained for a trellis. Branches root readily where they touch the ground. ATO! 2 SCO PSN Ti oh Se eI TERI See pe ee) 6.00 55.00 500.00 OO AB) MeO ae ras ee ee ee Ee eS Ba ee a 7.00 65.00 600.00 G10. G2i tot font eke ake eee oe o k CLIN de a a 8.00 75.00 700.00 HIBISCUS eyriacus. Shrubalthea. (Rose of Sharon) August. 10-12 feet. Zone 6. Large desirable shrub for specimen, group and screen planting. D2. to: TS) Aras Se NE ra op de 2 A el ee ee 3.00 25.00 200.00 ab inn ay' 1: Ns | eee IR pene TUR AepONA GS el Gate ag Rd oe thd 4.00 35.00 325.00 2. tO 3B) Lt ee ee SAS AU as oe eee 5.00 45.00 400.00 Sato Ai Ebs ee ca ee t o e ) Sk, Sa 5d OE oe eR ema ea 6.50 60.00 550.00 3/4' 2/3' 18/24" 12/18" ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS-Continued HYDRANGEA Per10 Per100 Per 1000 arborescens grandiflora. Snowhill Hydrangea. July. 3-5 feet. Zone 4. Upright, dense growing shrub with creamy white flowers in large rounded clusters about 6 inches in diameter. Easily grown, popular shrub particularly adapted to shade or semi-shade situations. eae CO St Oo LING ee noc) es 2 MIR Te SP ee an nL ar $ 4.00 $ 35.00 $300.00 SOM USEC Aa RIN see 8 6 oc ei Gol Map ug gg IE Eee a ee 5.90 50.00 450.00 OOO MR Ar aR ON cS vor E God at oye kh esa ues he Ne pag 6.50 60.00 550.00 paniculata grandiflora. Peegee Hydrangea. August. 25 feet. Zone 4. Enormous trusses of double white flowers changing in late Autumn to shades of pink and bronze. Responds to close pruning and fertilization. SALAD) "ed We je so en 1 AR bo Vea an Re rye RO On Plog a ae re 4.00 39.00 300.00 GLOVMUSTEO mop TENS 2 2 2)! hey eats ae oe eee ae is 5.00 50.00 450.00 SGM P2PAICON (oh Gunes Nel anes ON) gee A ee eh ae 6.50 60.00 550.00 ILEX verticillata. Black Alder. Winterberry. June. 9 feet. Zone 4. OA 3.90 SO00 ote sete NORE RE NCO am es (ET ee he yas ce Na eta Me ee 4.50 40.00") meee KERRIA japonica. May. 4-6 feet. Zone 5. Dense shrub. Bright green foliage. Showy yellow flowers in early spring. Winter branches are green. POM Oe AeOr Eo PAT 2 the ee eS oe eee Ee tee 4.00 SE00Kns Sees PUD ss 2125. 0 O08 11s a) Ta Ex el at mam 2 hm SRI ee A a ee 5.00 25000) ja se POMS COM Ae UI cn. eee eee WDE ee heh eae ee Sk eee 7.00 GoNOr yy oe (00) Gy Pata HOR: SUNS i i eae eg pune er et Ce el eg a CO eee a ee 8.50 SOOO MiG eree KOLKWITZIA amabilis. Beautybush. June. 10 feet. Zone 35. A tall, upright growing plant with arching branches providing ornamental interest the year around. Pink flowers similar to Weigela, are borne in pro-fusion. FENG)... FIBA ater y 1 Boje hg Pat aan 2 ee UO on PU a sae EN AEE TO eres Py Cpls) 5.00 AO sir meas UMP L ES IMO FCUTY Se aire ctreye pot My Pita 8, Svea RN. BR Bal oe NL bie 6.00 55.00 500.00 TIPAR I): Sad. 00 is a 0 aera Pee a A peaeieraeed P U S S EGR pA gd te RAY 7.50 70.00 650.00 LAGERSTROEMIA indica. Common Crapemyrtle. August. 18-20 feet. Zone 7. Crinkled bright pink to red flowers to 1% inches in diameter produced over a long period. Blooms on current years growth so heavy pruning can be practiced. Vigorous rounded habit. Available in the following color varieties. TEP sore pads (2) Sar q a Oe et maby Senet et he one pet 3.00 30.00 SUCHE AAT Ie ey oe, S o ek ws : d e ie eae 4.50 40.00 Da OeM semis) t e wee ay Be 2 ie Si DE eh a e : 5.50 50.00 450.00 Per10 LONICERA Peri100 Per 350.00 TAMARIX LONICERA 250.00 ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS-Continued LONICERA Peri0 Peri00 Per 1000 claveyi nana. GO 2. to O18 Sine co ea ee Nene Ve a eee pe Seep $ 4.00 $35.00 $-_----SOK FES CO! re AIMS Sate ORG yy Am NG ay un 12) Ue ea 5.00 45.00 >.) S28 BOT NCO i Ue AEDS eS Ee lek i aa 6.00 55.00". (aoe fragrantissima. White Honeysuckle. April. 6 feet. Zone 6. Fragrant white flowers are produced on previous year's growth followed by white fruits. Foliage is stiff, leathery and half-evergreen. NGOS TEOMA Oke oo ee hel Nao ev) peu se eee 4.00) 0 225 ee OO © aS ito Als rye Leal a) TN a a 5.00 45.00. 25228 morrowi. Morrow Honeysuckle. May. 6 feet. Zone 4. Noted chiefly for its dense, moundlike habit of growth. Produces white flowers changing to yellow followed by dark red berries. PAUSE WAR 0 ER <a a Rp RNA SP ase eM lig! eye NM a 9 4.00 35:00... ya Ac Cau oo Vi7-Z: Sm 6 PRON ae OE Si IL all Peel re, TRAE al Ly yn 5.00 45.00. cae SIOZ CO nion Mebee 2 ose Deo age P R E EO Os MR UL |i 6.00 55.00 f(a tatarica alba. White Tatarian Honeysuckle. May. 8-10 feet. Zone 3. Flowers of pure white are followed by red berries. Upright, neat habit. SOO PRED CONS bras Pe oO a as a NY Bee ee ae 3.50 30.00 250.00 REGOS SUS CO) 2a ARN So 2 Sa MD Sen eae a eer 4.50 40.00 350.00 EG ZO 52 EE eR ei ep ea --5.50 50.00) eae tatarica rosea. Rosy Tatarian Honeysuckle. May. 8-10 feet. Zone 3. Excellent blooms of rosy pink outside and light pink inside. An abundance of red berries. par 4 8 nas Tea eo Mel Hs 8 0 eee ae a espe oe ae a eA ates A Ae IE a 3.50 30.00 250.00 (AS UR BADE oo hase: Ye bo Pieper ay Nap ea as a SEM UE Nel 4.50 40.00 350.00 ps UMA of 0 MIRE Em 8 Ponca igual ae RM Aaa ON RLS DiMSe NSa a DE 5.50 50.00 450.00 TOON RS ARO: VERE cece Le Sin ek oe eee ibe pe ee ae ea 7.00 65.00 600.00 DLDO 54) COD Debris ka ee UN el ee 8.50 80.00 750.00 tatarica sibirica. Red Tatarian Honeysuckle. May. 8-10 feet. Zone 3. Ed RNAs A oo Mk bb RRA Lane OO AN NG cE I Ue Men he 5 Mena 4.50 40.00 350.00 a8 ied #0 MNS Teh 1 Fo meee A eae Spe RO PN ye Ak Fa Qh tS 5.50 50.00 450.00 aH LUPO JA a 0A: Mao HAR Meg Ree eget MIN gh cm AE RL NOD As eh 7.50 70.00 650.00 S11, Jee: 0G oo hea Stew cata gaan a aes eT ay SRR ae OWE Sle A NNO 9.00 85.00 800.00 zabeli. Zabel Honeysuckle. May. 7 feet. Zone 5. An improved strain of the species. True deep pink flowers almost appear red in early bloom. Outstanding in flowers, fruit and hardiness. CIO, AZ. EO) AS cams Pe Ses ey is, ere rece ee Ee 4.00) 35.00 5 Sanam ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS-Continued PHILADELPHUS-Continued Per10 Peri100 Per 1000 grandiflorus. OUR Det oly 1S, Uns as a le Paras) Rae ea PO ee, Een 514,000 $ Sh008" pes. SOMBETS a iO tee Mins © keen npn hee ee ee a el 5.00 45.007 cr" se 2-8 lemoinei. Lemoine Mock-orange. May-June. 4-5 feet. Zone 5. Semi-dwarf with good foliage. Dense clusters of small, fragrant white flowers. CDN Pa PASS os aad be arin ha 2g Ne CLS ROPE Ce eh RL, SOULE SYD ¢ 4.50 40-0607 ass DOVES EEO OA TNs. ie Oke eRe OY apes SM eats Ly 5.50 SOOO at ee PAA VY IPA AA 6 alle NON dee, SR AMO TO 1 Re eMac emia LOR egg 6-00 6500! Oa Seas lemoinei Belle Etoile. June. 6 feet. Zone 6. Single flowers 2%4" in diameter. White with a slight, purple tinge deep in the throat when first open. Fragrant. SUP UAUCOU on Mes a. 2h PAS ame oye yee eae Mees eee 4:502)) -VA0-000% (ok ees OO rote LO 24 ain Saha BR IE ON ig 2 eee ST t e AW AN on eS 5.00 50:00 Here TNO ,1)5) 24 PF aa is 8 wy eA ale eS i t prh Pane eras Web S. 7.00 65.00 ie aa virginalis. Virginal. June. 6-8 feet. Zone 6. Double flowering, fragrant Mockorange. Flowers are large, 2 inches in diameter and appear intermittently through the summer. IG SOMO mre Ong lly oA Tice reer 2 LL Yre, el honey DIY Re} ae 3.50 S000) wae PAO) een One Ott le akon cae ta ol oe, WN eee Rely RY 4.00 35.00 EMO virginalis Albatre. June. 5 feet. Zone 6. Double white flowers on a compact plant. PAC CLO iro eer: = ep Ee ue Ne aie Sk We ACD Ole ie =o. eae weenie: virginalis Bouquet Blanc. 6 feet. Zone 6. Single white flowers, 1 inch in diameter, evenly distributed over a mound-like plant. 2G) RAS a So aid Boa WA episiotomy ha cone | 3 age 4.50 40:00) "Hen sees CRS TONSA: TRIS sess hae SO ayaa Be eee eS ee 6.00 OO eee ee virginalis Glacier. June. 5 feet. Zone 5. Double white flowers. Sweet scented. Semi-dwarf, neat compact shrub. LES" ON We Odie ts bo DAN Ee eae eRe at s o PON Nas SRL 3.50 SOOM ie oa UU MECN Mes Eta eo bake el bly OAT R So Py Ele em ely re he 4.50 AN OO: tyr Bars PHYSOCARPUS opulifolius. Common Ninebark. May-June. 9 feet. Zone 3. Very hardy and vigorous. Does well in most any soil. Small white flowers in clusters. Attractive reddish color fruits turn brown when mature and remain on plant all winter. Bark shreds on large plants during the winter. PC PTI ATI ste! 2 6) Oe ee ta ee Poe ee 3.50 SOON) Es 223% ONCOL 2 tila On sot) he ae ae et sak ee 4.50 AD OO) 0g sores LE ATCA Pa ee eee ARE Ape mre ane ape kage AAA age eo 5.50 6) U4 A ae HO) Bk 7a Maes 6 a eee ap Rate a ae opel Pe ds Mie RGM. S Sa meny (1) es ie ar as, ee Per10 Per100 Per 1000 BOOK On Op Zi ease Sete sins Mi ce SU Ie ae Ae eae ee $ 3.50 $30.00 $___--220 oe = BO PL ee TN eee ee ec, 0 i Lk oe co 4.50 40.00 | ce AO; GED CO 418 sites oe ihe eee ee a p e es, Ne 5.50 50:003 ) pee PRUNUS cistena. Purple-leaf Sand Cherry. May. 7 feet. Zone 2. Valued especially for its colorful foliage; however, produces blackish purple cherries following small white flowers. B20 EOS COVED, seh oe 2 seule Sie 8 ee ee ee 5.00 45.00 400.00 580) PAZ BOS NEN Sei ke ee ee ee ae eee 6.00 55.00 500.00 LiL pats Kc is of 7 iso HU ey aCe ieee erdy ra SB A old Fala 2 8.00 i)n'.. Ue eee es OOO Mada fo TR corns! ee) a a ee eater 4.50 40.00 350.00 BOOOS Si CO 2As AEN so oo Ye Seto 2d ae geet ee 6.00 55.00 500.00 AQOO 22 CO aur eee ay Sey ial p s A Ps eae ee 7.00 65.00 600.00 PSO 2, EOS OEM G08 2 eee MEET) nT cee rei a 4.00 35.00° © *) oer 220 lS) tO 242 Asse be 8 age SE eas Ge aaa ae Aes 5.00 45.00" 9-3 CON PAIS OWN Dp i oe OLE pet et Aart pat eR ar i sg Loew CECA ie oT 6.00 59.007 sae tomentosa Orient. April. 9 feet. Zone 2. Large shrub, vigorous and productive. Origin is Minnesota Fruit Breeding Farm. Fruit one-half inch in diameter, bright red. Flesh is meaty, juicy, and of pleasant flavor. Ripens early in July. Excellent jelly fruit. Budded on plum. COVA 2St0 SB) SEG ow Ne SE) ee ee ada Ue ges ON 9.00 80:00.. c)22es BOD: (go: TCO Ay PRG eth De ae Bia NE aie ee Ad nas Ae ae Ne eh cae 11.00 100.00. 2s BOOT A! COD eRe I sea ch 14.00 125.00. 27 eee LEO AD SO) Be LE ee aes AE eee RS an ee 16.50 150.00 4 eee triloba. Flowering Plum. April. 15 feet. Zone 6. Known as the "Rose Tree of China." One of the finest shrubs. Completely covered with pink rose-like flowers during April and May. oi 8 eee Ai OR bo eb 0 ame ese ARN MOE Mais. Ys Rges 2 Sidi a Re Lema 5.00 45.00 400.00 BOO! ehS* COs) 2A dre Se aie ae ale ee Se Se eee ee eer 7.00 65.00 600.00 BBO) 22 CO) Be NS ee I ae ee ee ee ee ae a 8.50 80.00 750.00 SOAS toa MEE. 22 Mek ae aa Se ae See 11.00 100:00,). Jee RHUS canadensis (aromatic). Fragrant Sumac. May. 5-6 feet. Zone 4. An excellent shrub of dense habit to use in front of larger plants or on banks. Small yellowish flowers are followed by scarlet fruit. Scarlet fall foliage. Very hardy and a rapid grower. ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS-Continued BHUS-Continued Peri0Q Peri00 Per 1000 typhina. winter. Te) aS UE beats » es React Me aE a eles © ane, 5 ie $ 2.00 $18.00 $150.00 eee Er EO sy OAPI! oe SS ay eae ee BE Pe Pe eS oe 3.00 SOO Yt eee CRORE ESS RO Pere Tiss eke tl Se Se wae ee 4.00 35.00 320.00 SUMP CO atewts EU rene St rant es Sey AE oe 5.00 45.00 400.00 epee oe COME, FES eh te weed Ne ee ON he Oly et 6.50 60.00 550.00 Sad COAG Sa So a GE: & 8p te a et Re Ne OG ee Se 8.00 75.00 700.00 SALIX purpurea nana. EeAL ph he DING DOSE | 2 ie ee eee ne oe ee a eee an 2.50 20.00 180.00 PG EMEDE DE ACOSf Erect 0Ts 4 ge 20h te oe phe eS es 3.50 30.00 250.00 PrtUpr le cOL AS oI Sl = a Pe ene eet eS 4.00 35.00 320.00 repens "Golden Dwarf'. March-April. 3-5 feet. Silvery gray-green foliage on yellow stems. Horizontal plant. ea E REORES De 11 ret oh eh ee ee 3.00 2500 a eee SPIREA Soe 1 | BEN Sop aS oul 7 6 ZS et ye et ee a ee 4.00 S00) Ye tare SS SD 0 lea tai hs 2 De eee tee 2 en Se 5.00 49 O07 ge Ue billardi. Billard Spirea. June. 6 feet. Zone 5. Produces pyramidal spikes of bright rose flowers. Forms a dense mass o ty growth. PT TO. Vo. Rd wer oe Pe ee BEI, Se, ae 4.00 35.00 Nip De Lee TRO SS a pel SN eee) ey 5.00 AD OO oan bumalda Anthony Waterer. June. 2 feet. Zone 5. Flat clusters of bright crimson flowers to 6 inches in diameter are produced over a period of several weeks. SP LA UT SIAN T Sb ae el a A aE ou ey A aE e 4:00 35.00 300.0 PEO ete Se, TNs. 22 1 ee taeda 5.00 45.00 400.00 bumalda froebeli. Froebel Spirea. June. 2-3 feet. Zone 5. A very hardy, vigorous spreading plant producing bright pink flowers. Young foliage has purplish tips. Autumn coloration reddish bronze. EW Oe ktaeIpe a 1AY. 8 T a N es SS e n th SEE o e Pe, eet) _. 8.00 25.00 bat aA TPT eo 1 gS a A Sg a 4.00 oO it eS thunbergi. Thunberg Spirea. May. 5 feet. Zone 4 Low growing shrub with slender branches. Early pure white flowers in clus-ters. Fine textured foliage turns to orange and yellow in fall. Penne SOAR Bers DRTRese te ee ie 2 eS 4.00 5 5A 1) pe RSS Pye 1 ite Caso 32 02 BE «ee A n AS ae eS ee 5.00 AS OO te Oe Sa. Wipe VES CSN ME 22 seit ge ic oe ee ep Se ae na 6.00 59.00 TOOOO x2 tore thos SNe ek oe ke a eee o i e ee Sa sO 19.00 175.00 : ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS-Continued ee Per10 Per100 Per 1000 SYMPHORICARPOS albus. Attractive green foliage. Pink flowers. Large white fruit in clusters in autumn. ZOOM Wa EOF MRM ees ee Ws ete oe aan eg $ 3.00 $ 25.00 $200.00 AGO SDS EO 2a ara ee eee nS JS eR Oe ae ey 4.00 35.00 320.00 chenaulti. Chenault Coralberry. July. 3 feet. Zone 5. Flowers in small pink spikes. Small red berries in close clusters. Underside of berries are white. 60 12 to 18 in..___-SLUR Sa MINA ER ALG TS Sil ea Sor BN ay | AW 3.007) Ue eee TSOTSI CO! eee ee ha Se a ape Eee ae 4.00. « 20 2) 0 ae La" TS Ak Fo ads Dich Geese a A PLAN ul Ault Ash) Cah cate a Wn eerie See 5.0000 » 222 ee orbiculatus. Indiancurrant. (Coralberry.) July. 5-6 feet. Zone 2. Hardy shrub producing small yellowish-white flowers. Clusters of coral red berries in fall and winter. Crimson fall foliage hangs late. MESON M2 40 1G) Ao ke ee Le eS ee eee 3.00 25.00 200.00 SOO CAS YO 22 AN. soe See EN ee eee 4.00 35.00 320.00 FAC bRH Jt 8 OMMn ral Gps aa tal gel Ss aA ee parE oan ayes eS, BIT Bis 5.00 45.00 400.00 SYRINGA chinensis. Chinese Lilac. May. 15 feet. Zone 5. Commonly called Rothomagensis. An upright shrub with arching branches and rich purple flowers. Very good for general planting because of its free blooming qualities and hardiness. 1200 18" to 240 iss hs Sek ae eh Se ee eee 9.50 50.00 450.00 24802 tO.7 3 Ete SE Ne ee ee 6.50 60.00 550.00 villosa. Late Lilac. June. 9 feet. Zone 2. Panicles of delicate pink flowers. Dense dark green foliage. Valued for its dense, upright habit and late profuse flowers. One of the hardiest of all lilacs. GOGO. EO hE) iia eA ah eh a i ee 3.00 25.00. \Ccaeraie S70 112) Co: iB yin, 8 ee a ee ea 4.50 40.00 350.00 tO: SES bO! aa AR Ste Se Aa cae OR oa eee 5.50 50.00 450.00 Cae 1a 0a an ak Ha rere ROLE ae ment M e PP IAMS sl, Ay ate ER 6.50 60:00: |. 3 Seen vulgaris alba. White Common Lilac. May. 20 feet. Zone 3. A vigorous shrub with clusters of single white flowers among the attractive green foliage. SOD to 12 ee! eed ee ey tee 3.50 30.00 250.00 ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS-Continued SY RINGA-Peri0 Peri00 Per 1000 CCT a aT Tie 9.6 to) Se ek A A oR oo eiarty 3 t P $(4.00'> $3500, "$2824 TAA oo a Si 9 ERT eee gt UE 2d US a A IE POP 5.00 6500) Sea eee REO ec OE, BAY See 9 Oy ee ee eee ee at a es SOE Te 7.00 65:00) jes te Ze COS AS 5 ama uel gee, ee Mey oat hs, SN Paar ce te pene e 9.00 85.00 shee 5°00 ga 5 oe Oe a a Die Re a es OOS a et ee ee ee LOO" > 8 1S MET Ce eee 3/4' 2/3' 18/24" 12/18" 9/12" BLUE ISH UST OIE! Mists a ee 2 Gat We the Pe ek: brs 80 340 170 Itesnent sGreyy, Gouble . =) 22 522) ee ee epee? Eek: 220 230 President: Tincoln, single .<--!...-.+.2-222 2222 Eater 180 110 ae LILAC Aliphouse. Lavalice; double. -_---t_----2--.4° 42> b a 70 80 20 Hugo Koster, single ____-Bt = Seat dhe, ES 30 90 560 680 270 Bacwtes, Galov.s single -b4. ve) ls cee 70 180 140 80 eon Gambetta, double .....-2s. 2222..2222 2202 70 100 50 Soy Michel puchner; "double 22-2. 2) 2-2 eS 130 210 Aes pie 30 iPpresdent Carnot, double: 22... 2222-65205 2 ek 3 Sk 130 110 Bees cee Orel, Couple, 262) 28 eee 340 150 220 80 MAGENTA RO TPATICH Gr ire SENOS 9 ho A ne de Dee ee FE oe cere ees bate ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS-Continued TAMARIX-Continued ; Per10 Peri00 Per 1000 hispida. 450) (Oto a Dean ae Neen rs LAA Shel eae $ 2.50' $20.00 -Saaume S202 sito aS irae ete en Ue a ae 4,00 35.00 300.00 BOOV MAS bo moe lms eee een eine tos nl OL a ae 5.00 45.00 400.00 DOO MO ALOIS VEL Cute rete ia Guth aca Se Ome 7.00 65.00, -22 hispida Summer Glow. July. 8 feet. Zone 6. The finest variety we have ever seen. Lacy silvery-blue foliage. Tyran rose flowers in spikes all summer. Good in dry soil, sun or part shade. SAO HO ACO tks, AMET I ar, eee le eee 3.50 30.00 ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS-Continued WEIGELA-Continued Peri10 Peri00 Vines VINES-Continued LONICERA-Continued HEDGING-Continued Hedging LONICERA-Continued Per 1000 Peri0 Peri100 Per 1000 Peri00 Per 1000 (Tied, 2 year No. 1, 10. 2 year. Medium, 25 per bundle) florida. GSO Sri COgAae ANN me irs eee Ne ee eee eels ee $ 450 $40.00 $350.00 ZOE Meade CS aoe Bias S22 ee ee ee ae 5.50 50.00 450.00 OE eLO Re. Tb. s.5 7 Lie eee ey. Ee See ee See CES 2 7.00 65.00 600.00 nana variegata. Dwarf Variegated. May. 5 feet. Zone 5. Leaves variegated with white. Flowers pale pink, almost white. Compact plant. TAT D2 ig Dao SA Shh 6 Cee Se MA Le LEP ieee | as edt Re Dee, pened 4.50 AQ OO ins gar st ake eeeer lO COd oe PN ee 2 A fo ape ele ee se a a 6.00 DaOO whi. ee S2AL: WDA TOES Teg 0 a aap pe es Sieral Seay spam Lae fe er at ae 7.00 65:00);° ese Peri0 Peri00 Per 1000 CELASTRUS orbiculata. Oriental Bittersweet. June. 36 feet. Zone 5. An excellent twining vine. Leaves are more rounded than C. scandens and fruits, which are yellow and red berries, are in small lateral clusters instead of large terminal clusters. ADO 02, MVear sw wNLed itm! uo fh 2) eae a i eae ered AS $ 3.50 -. 3 30,00) pages Per100 Per 1000 tatarica sibirica. Red Tatarian Honeysuckle. May. 8-10 feet. Zone 3. Blooms all summer. The showy flowers, borne in clusters are red outside and CARAGANA Deep pink flowers. Good foliage and form. a deep yellow inside. Very fragrant. iS ME VEIN VIVE COLLININE |. ea) ae gees ARR a Gyn tee egy 21s 2 IE a $ 4.00 +e ae Soe japonica halliana. Hall's Japanese Honeysuckle. June. 25 feet. Zone 4. OO US URCO re aks clin i 9202 ae PU ley bo eR LY RI Ea pulp ee eg $16.50 $150.00 arborescens. Siberian Peashrub. May. 15-20 feet. Zone 2-3. ZAOOO SCO ED tae Seis Se eR ve 3 Gay ee a $3.00 OOO E ere COM bite t orm ts set ae Sh Sees a Pe aN eS ae ee Se 22.00 200.00 $ 25.00 TAOO) D2 SCO N DS We Se oie wie Nias rs ee LS Ae eee ie ie oe a 4.00 35.00 zabeli. Zabel Honeysuckle. May. 7 feet. Zone 4. White trumpet shaped flowers turn yellow with age. Semi-evergreen foliage turns bronze in autumn. Generally accepted as the best of the improved strains of Red Honeysuckle. Grows well in sun or shade and is frequently used as a ground cover. Rapid grower. AAU y. Cal. SING Cy be sit las wR Fame yeas Oe) ee sepa 9S 4.00 S5:000 Prolific in berry. Tidy and hardy. CHAENOMELES OO CONES) ID Seth Joe st ea A eee een ss Ae ee 11.00 100.00 Vite SODOMM OT aVGAT INO, , eb fi 2 et a aera Tees Scopes RD MAES | 3.50 30.00 250.00 Poche eassVicCat., WMeCGINMi. </ hl pei eee eee ers 3.00 25.00 200.00 BOOM ET 2: LO) 4S IN. . 2h oS oe Oe OS eee ee es ee SS 16.50 150.00 japonica rubra. Japanese Redflowering Quince. AOD SSC OR LD Ara ely ee TUN w l at Sea RE ene a yee ec ee eR 11.00 100.00 POOR LOMtON 24) Ine. 220 oo eee eae ee Se ees eae eRe eT 22.00 200.00 250.00 DOE FEZ LO Wiens Sees Le SS he ee Le eee 4.50 40.00 350.00 SUA FU oC), p15 0/5 CRS en a sel a ep page apm SE Lk Oe Uh 7.00 Newport Ked. (Vaniceki) May. 6 feet. Zone 4. CLEMATIS sempervirens. Trumpet Honeysuckle. June. 50 feet. Zone 4. PAOD U2 SEO VNR ATT Sy AC ON i en oe eee Ae eee Ne 16.50 150.00 SOO AS EON Ba TEN eh lah Ca aa a er AR Ege Le) As co 20.00 175.00 ROSA 65.00.) s:) eee BOS COM ay Lies Woe ten Ti ae i Se ea 8.50 80.00.) 22s VIBURNUM dentatum. Arrowwood Viburnum. June. 15 feet. Zone 3. Attractive foliage. Flat clusters of white flowers are followed by blue-black fruit. Glossy red fall foliage. Strong, ee grower. aT a(D) Statin wo gia Ais Is bo ae a aN ee ec ne epee ye ws Bal ap ES Ne 3.50 30.00. ae 5 Uf OL eta 74 co Yt le 8 Ya Be a A S SR Ra ee eT el 4.50 40.00 350.00 SOU eS ic bOod Ns Fete I ehh a Oe ee ees 6,0) 55.00 500.00 DSO sZt AEO sola Lees Se ne SE ER ke Oy are ee eee 7.00 65.00. 9, aes New ruby-red, recommended for its hardiness and its habit of growth. Neat, well-formed plant. Simmer eG cee) ANNs: Sees oS ate: ee oe A te | eet AS 5.50 5DO'OG> Ta se PET Ak RS oe a Pe Cel aye i seein SP, 2k Nt ae eae pe Pk SNR, MOET ae 6.50 60.00 550.00 OYE ae ea aw: ENS 7 pee ee AO, Se ee ee kd Dee ee 8.00 75.00 700.00 wagneri Eva Rathke. May. 5 feet. Zone 5. Brilliant crimson flowers borne in profusion on a spreading shrub. SECU ee Ag (oo 90 TSS 5 ve a RN al he 0g i yn Sn ce Me ee 4.00 35.00 300.00 tone ot LOnso+) ATE S52 ee ee Lee Se ae 5.00 45.00 LARGE FLOWERING Peri10 Per1i00 Zyaeineny OE nplamlts 24 3% e n e r dy Meee Ne ACM Na po' Mlra Re 3 $ 5.50 $ 50.00 Belle of Woking, dble. Mauve Lanuginosa candida, white Crimson Star, red Mme. Edouard Andre, red Ernest Markham, Petunia red Mme. Baron Veillard, pink Henryi, white Large coral-red trumpet shaped flowers and beautiful blue-green foliage rugosa. Rugosa Rose. June. 6 feet. Zone 3. especially recommend this vine. Blooms from June until frost. EES CTT NO ne Dey os ke BUN Se ee Sees gy Bee eres A 5.00 A500), LIGUSTRUM Flowers fuchsine-pink to white, single, 2-3 inches diameter. Large brick jee BOme nt Vat. INO. Uk ste Sor 2 nee ek ae ee rey 4.50 40.00 350.00 DOr NCE S IWECO IVER Scho 2 eS ee are i 3.50 30.00 250.00 red fruit. Orange autumn foliage. Withstands clipping for formal hedges. amurense. Amur River North Privet. June. 15 feet. Zone 4 Does well on seacoasts where salt spray reaches it. Produces white flowers in small spikes followed by dull, small black berries. 25000739 to. 12 sin:: branched.) 22520 42 oa a ee aeenh eee 8.50 RO cor ET) ores ch ECL W UL oe eee Seek WO Rat EONS hee 0 28.00 250.00 75.00 HANOEe ly Ae ANG GAL 2): 2 eo) Se ee Re ee Sh DE 22.50 200.00 PARTHENOCISSUS SOUR NOM: 37 LO): tOek/ A Ama pe eR aed Ae Se ee 18.00 150.00 Ramona, lavender blue quinquefolia engelmanni. Engelmann Ivy. 50 feet. Zone 3. ibolium. Ibolium Privet. June. 12 feet. Zone 6. Jackmani, violet blue SOOO WO CO ONEZ EAM, oie 0k NE ate eo (RE ee eae 8 ng ce 10.00 90.00 SPIRAEA 400.00 POtGerke LOo ot fies Nan ee a eS Relea eel rote ME 6.00 55.00 500.00 Peri10 Peri100 Per 1000 paniculata. Sweet Autumn Clematis. August. 30 feet. Zone 5. eS 5.00 45,00 + are 2 SOOOO AL CO LS ina. a ee oe eae Ee, ee ee ea 14.00 120.00 GoOP Ss tO 24 Erie OM os ie ee SR SUCRE aN, Bee eee 16.50 vanhouttei. Vanhoutte Spirea. May. 6 feet. Zone 4. 140.00 Profuse white flower clusters, gracefully arching habit and general depend-200 COTSEIEE CEST (2g (pS ARES el SN ot ee eee A 40 a ts eles 130 awe nrion.) (double. is. 05 ose be eb Mo UY oo 260 140 aes Ruhm von Horstenstein, single ______________ ____ 1000 250 80 50 PINK BelemntGe NANCY, .COUDIE | oases Sega ee NE eb os sek Lees Boe 200 PanuaraivAnare.) doublets] s y7ie ee eee 80 30 40 80 30 PIStHerE Staley, "OUDIG it oe se 90 130 abd ats PCIE SILO. SINCIO oy 99 ee ee 170 80 Err! MELON ACRYL. SINGIC) os, 5 Ani Pi TN eel as Se 160 640 30 ee 20 Mme. Antoine Buchner, double ____-_____--___-~ 60 290 30 Waldeck-Rosseau, double -___.__------__-_-------100 80 210 PURPLE meacimige: Wwaunbar, : double \ . 2 2805) 228s se 222 awed b e as Ea 170 180 AG VEICS SIN oTe ee ein TER tees Fe) 140 20 230 360 MRE R OCU SN AOEN, SIMI: es ee ee ee ee ees Ae i TTR E Se. Gy hee ES ae a eS oes ee nae, om oe Be ee es 30 30 EC RMOMGAS AOITIONE Naren ra0 2 awe 3 OT aE ee 20 260 i190 VIOLET ARE MISIC een Soe a A De SET te Se SL 80 180 180 "DG guy TVS ES) oss aired (2 See ae ea li pe a 20 30 Meter int.. Pannes.. Gouble? (3022 oo eek 90 pS ae WHITE Mme. Abel Chatenay, double ___________-__ _-__-2 eS 4 et Panes oeasmir, terier, Gouble' .25:.2..--.--. ~_-= 20 Pe Fe 50 Mme. Florent Stepman, single -_--__-_-------oa aoe Eis ae 20 CELT <LELSLT go SUES GE ee ee ee ee Lfaa pe 60 70 et 34! PES Ee Shee ag Rhy ae Renee ee ee 100 20 20 20 A well-known shrub of upright, spreading branch habit. Produces white flowers in round clusters in early spring. THZ0 HOT LO LAs ate es oe eS eo ee ests Ee Re ho 3.50 30.00 250.00 Per RADA io) ACUMa Take See Ss ee OER Ae eee 4.50 40.00 350.00 2260" (WB GO 224 = Trae eh oO rena dae EE fee 6.00 95.00 500.00 climbing vine or ground cover. a3) 0 Wa Sali A 221) iad O° 0 SCO Nema saeeapal cea aier emp Sy CoAT plaid.) By Tie 40) 0s 8.00 To00 |) S40) air ean: INOS) We Oe 280 2c) th ie ae ee en ene 6.50 60.00 680); 2 tyear, a Medium... 54 2 Soh Gee ee ee ey: a 5.50 ° 50.00 19000) 48 /tot 24:sin 2 206 aoe oo sae eine eae 16.50 150.00 450.00 a '60 aa De 0 i Fi 9 MR en ae en ep Ne EEA GS np? eB RA ES Lr 14.00 125.00 550.00 in Sioux Falls, South Dakota; Boise, Idaho; and Sheridan, Wyoming: 5. than the species. Reports on file show no damage from cold or dry weather : A selection of vulgare that gives evidence of being somewhat more hardy Evergreen foliage with leaves about 1 inch long. Grows rapidly. Excellent vulgare. Cheyenne Privet. Plant Introduction No. 107630. Zone 4. fortunei radicans. Common Wintercreeper. 25 feet. Zone 6. Za, opulus sterilis. Common Snowball. May. 10-12 feet. Zone 4. 80 lentago. Nannyberry Viburnum, May. 30 feet. Zone 3. Shiny green leaves and a splendid purplish red autumn color rate this Vibur-num as an excellent background or screen plant. Flat clusters of white flowers are followed by black berries valuable as winter bird food. PPT ANC best fo yr bor Abia bn Va Wee Waa mara GE PRR ca) Sey Oh Sy 3.50 30:00: x52 ee DOO rate ACO) tL a ee eS ae he te oe Be eS Se Se 4.50 40.00' <<) aes GTO de ECO Seat reB TD erties el COI Wh MN nat Py 2 Zk lee ge a ACI thy 6.00 55.00). eee Molle. Kentucky Viburnum. June. 12 feet. Zone 3. White flowers in long stemmed clusters to 3 inches across. Blue-black fruit. OO TS LO eh GEER NS beat Re cy eee oe ee 4.50 FOG kenya Won 0f oN 7. ogee b a base Wena eee J SER apeMnMe Sa PONE gE (Bm Mier eWay fF 6:00) . 222 ee opulus. European Cranberry. May. 12 feet. Zone 3. Smooth, light gray branches. White flowers in flat clusters followed by red berries. Fruit is effective both in fall and winter. Red autumn foliage. ADO 29 FiO. oer a Moats ar els ee aa ee Se See 3.50 30.00. S.gaeee PPPs UAT LAR lo ake Uc So ho Eg 2 ae ae Sra ge ce ena ae a. ps 4.50 40.00 350.00 fortunei minimus. Baby Euonymus. Zone 6. Slow growing dwarf evergreen with small leaves. Clings tightly to rough surfaces; excellent for covering low walls. Zo0i2) year, INO, pls ee PPA Gi Ale 9 CN EB SOR AES OA 6.50 30) 2" yearn, Wieck inry ss. Sa i Tan 2 every A Noyes oe he ae ey 5.50 2100" 180/624) inne OE ees eS eg Sg 2 SAI pe ee ee oe 16.50 150.00 50:00 4). ae SB00 S12 GOs US) Arse se os Yee IN Na he ot een re me eee 14.00 125.00 60:00 :\ eee BAUS ry CAL ING SCCOINES: 56 nie ee Sk 4.50 A000 HOg0. (2; year, No. 1 Seedlings. 2-22 #2225. a p e AE ds 1 Bee 4.00 35.00 mie vears, Medium: (Seedlings 52222 eee yt 4.00 35.00 EO Oo Oy FED ra a ae ee ee ee na nk ee eae $ 8.50 $ 75.00 300.00 Per 100 Per 1000 300.00 shiny black berries when not closely clipped. et 22 Widely grown privet. Prominent pyramidal clusters of flowers followed by frutescens. June-July. 20-25 feet. Zone 65. vulgare. European Privet. June. 15 feet. Zone 5. EUONYMUS WISTERIA "J.i ee Very fragrant white flowers. Lustrous, semi-evergreen foliage. The silvery seed heads make a display aftér flowers disappear. Vigorous and extremely ornamental. SOO iS VAT INO, Gr ial ON ioe es a AT ns ee $700 .-$ 6500 aoeoe Vear TINO boos <tc Sei yes ae He Se Si Re Ei 4.50 40.00 350.00 S20 mearsy CAL te WCGIUIY. ere ity Seca Sasa sy) oe eal 3.50 30.00 250.00 ability make this one of the most valued hedging plants. ovalifolium. California Privet. June. 15 feet. Zone 6. PDA Ons COMe Ean LT), £5 2 Sisk eee bens sere eee eee AA ea. ee 2 Ly ee 9.00 80.00 Creamy white flowers in small clusters are followed by black berries. meet LOL ushers nas ean eee ee ee 0 pea SE ree aE Sa aes 14.00 120.00 POLYGONUM 3000. 9°'to: 42. ini branched. eB ae rai as ys ee 8.50 75.00 UML OUUO Oued ede feos Se henge Oa Ds AN ee Ae See ae 19.00 160.00 2432023 DAO 2 VCAT. MING ob ote eae 8 ae a is BP eee 5.50 50.00 450.00 AOl 32) Vear NRO CuarNa ri ae ee tae ek Uys Neal eae ae 4.50 40.00 OU RRL Oia bbs 28) rt Sint ae Slee Dee) a eee is os o F Nig EE 22.50 200.00 auberti. Silvervine Fleeceflower. August. 25 feet. Zone 5. 350.00 PeriO0 Peri00 Per 1000 Clusters of small greenish-white flowers. Foliage is dense and bright green. A vigorous, twining vine that may grow as much as 20 to 30 feet in a vicaryi. Vicary Golden Privet, July. 12 feet. Zone 6. ULMUS tangutica. Golden Clematis. June. 9 feet. Zone 6. EO ee VSB EIN Os ees eure I 2S Rh oe an a 2 Oe 1.00.0 72. 4 Sr a0 2° year. Megumi 22 29s cit gt ie ee ee eel 6.00° >) 62 eee single season. SONA VCAT INOS tee en a eee Et sett 6.00 DOO! hip eee Pauuncey cor ® Medginmi 2: 22 sie 2 oe See shee Sot 5.00 45009 OOO i BZ ONS Da ee a a ee Sa ee le 4.50 40.00 350.00 Tee Golden yellow foliage during entire season. White flowers in small clusters. pumila. Siberian Elm. Blue-black berries. 7A 0 Uae Hin Co Sa Le AAMOA bo Vays i an A i pat ee Ne 0 i ee BY Ca PR TE FZ $3.50 $30.00 $275.00 An excellent hedging material. See "Lining Out Stock."
	i.)	Dee es ye Oh re Oe eae ee A te 52 oa eee ee ete ee ke gS a A a at a ee ee eee ee a ee PON, 6.00 7.50 4.50 5.50 aGaaG 90 00 6.00 D100)" 3.00 MNERONM STU NEE ee! erent te Fe CRI) eee eet st 2040 2 "to 3. Ph REM es ee ee enema wy 2 ibe rs 500) 2 .tor3 Tele kok Salle tele bry hae NE eee ED) SDN TR As Be a Pee n 4.50 wan. 20. fo. 3° It. 5.50 ae ae 6.50 SEL OTe ee Wd Ee be ie IS ad re 4.00 EEL Le SU iv iy Saas Tee a ee eS ee eS 5.00 eho 2, SO DS hy Ee See ee a ee 7.00 260 oy _ Se 55.00 (O00). 40.00 50.00 00 80.00 140 SISty 45.00 55.00 25.00 o 2.00 40.00 50.00 60.00 35.00 45.00 65.00 00 35.00	500.00 ihe sss 350.00 450.00 600.00 750.00 250 50 400.00 500.00 eee Ge ik 200.00 350.00 450.00 300.00 550.00 400.00 5 aeee 300.00	ae vat

-2930 940 Peace..Pure white flowers in long, well-formed spikes.Vigorous plant.22101010 Royal Red.Rich, dark royal purple flowers.Foliage deep leathery green.-.1450 ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS-Continued Dense shrub with glossy leaves and fragrant flowers of dark, reddish-brown.Foliage is aromatic when crushed and turns yellow in fall.Does well in ' arborescens.Siberian Peashrub.May.15-20feet.Zone 3. = f Produces clusters of yellow, pea-like flowers in midst of small, light green foliage.Completely hardy.Valuable in groups or as specimen.UM ACO ny CAA EIN Re te es ee ye PN eee So Sn nee doe We 2.clandonensis.Biue Mist.August.4feet.Zone 6.Low growing shrub covered with numerous clusters of powdery blue, fringed flowers from August to frost.The foliage is lanceolate, slightly toothed and silvery green in color.Hardy but dies back to ground in north.japonicarubra.Red Flowering Japanese Quince.May. 3 feet.Zone 4.An improved, non-fruiting strain which produces true bright red flowers.areRCO OT Pe BER crane Ske ee ae 2 ee kl 3.00 25.00 200.00 PNT pe TIA Ee 28d AAG Ys Ney a gl TR ge hy a, I A ne 4.00 35.00 300.00 REVO Bre MATE Uy Oe ID I eS ee ed ee ese ee 5.00 45.00 400.00 Fe BE OLR CAS Te 9 pa eA I caer ss Ne Stout, erect, bright branches.White flowers are followed by porcelain-blue berries.Outstandingly effective for winter color.$709:'to 12> Whee ee ees 3.50 30.00.Eee COTONEASTER acutifolia.Peking Cotoneaster.May.10-12feet.Zone 5. Pink blooms in 2 to 5 flowered clusters.Black berries.Prefers a sunny spot in well drained soil.Decidious.240122 0. 168 iri ee ee ee ee i ee ee 3.50 30.00 250.00 600.18: to" 24: "in.fePe ES Rare ire eel lemoinei.Lemoine Deutzia.May.7 feet.Zone 5. Very floriferous, semi-dwarf hybrid variety.Creamy white flowers in upright racemes.Distinctly different.Arnold Dwarf. 2 feet.Zone 35.A new dwarf type with excellent foliage.Desirable as a ground cover.LD! DLE el ig 1 Ee a a a Sie ae | A ee OO 45.00 URE ar ALI, OLS OTT NNAAS 2 | eRe See ae at, ee SS Eee od Cee E R G SL 65.A The earliest to bloom and also the hardiest Forsythia.Good yellow blooms.pts[Ooh bos oo Wea: So bo Wie Beagle Sel eA gh CURT EN ark Lys ale Anemone, double:ipink: 240550 eh ee Ae ee ee 230 500 230 130 Ardens, double purple _______-______-_-__------_------170 570 240 90 Boule de Feu, double purplish-red __________--__----290 360 260 160 Jeanne de Arc, double pure white _____-_____---_--_--220 490 130 100 Laicy, .semi-double,rose22) A deciduous holly.Bright red berries while leaves are still green and frequently remain until Christmas.Does well in damp areas.HOO Mes MRE Ong Pe DEAE C8 ns MEAs alee LR UPS Wy SE, SSIS ray! Dio).18/247.12/418"TEM OMe hw dee TR ee a Eg RTs, RE ROA Re ayer.250160 ERENT C P M en es ea el Spe Ae BL dng Dolpa 2k ON PRE Sew OS) | 270 100 WUACEDINCLONMEVCON feo ra le 8 ee ee whe Bas hs A200 220 40 RRC Mare mam ert a tye eee ie Sees Cb ee tee Sek pw elSO A PHILADELPHUS coronarius.Sweet Mockorange.May.9 feet.Zone 5. Old fashioned sweet-scented Mockorange.Free flowering and vigorous.Single white flowers 1-1% inches in diameter.Excellent for dry situations.SLTO: 12), tO ABS dee ise ee lee ae ee 4.00 35.00 300.00 900! 18) to (24.4.eee see a ae ee ees 5.opulifolius nanus.Dwarf Ninebark.June.4-5feet.Zone 3. A particularly valuable, hardy, dwarf shrub of dense habit.Excellent facing plant, hedging material.Smaller, less lobed dark green leaves.Flowers and capsules similar to species.SUL SIPs Sra 0s VSS ie Ee Se PO CLA Aaa ed ole ERO Cr 3.50 SOO ses PLR U ER iar eer ATs ris, jo ge eh oe A OE Eiceeed ae 1, 4.50 40.00 350.00 ERO AT bce Aunt eee Sloth bone es ee ee ee ee es i, a 5.50 50.00 450.00 LAIST Qe" ac EAR aot aie dhe la eee WR Sys SRNL ae hae Nee we EmRD RaPN 7.00 Gas00r ap ot = ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS-Continued POTENTILLA fruticosa veitchi.Bush Cinquefoil.May. 4 feet.Zone 2. Low rather dense shrub with conspicuous white flowers in early summer and sparingly until September.glandulosatomentosa.Manchu Cherry.April.9feet.Zone 2. Excellent shrub producing white flowers tinged with pink just before the leaves.Edible fruit are scarlet cherries, % inch in diameter.POO te, ACO! Orde 2 sie ee ek she eee See ae tee 4.50 40:00,» <3 glabra.Smooth Sumac.July.15feet.Zone 3. Small greenish flowers are followed by bunches of crimson berries which hang on into winter.Bright red autumn foliage.240)8D ACO! SAD anes 2 a SS Se 2.00 18.00, ~: 2223 920," 22)"to IS: ime Pe a Se ee ee eee 3.00 25.00 200.00 741 es Se on 2 sb « Sea ee ema eae TE Ae Olu he ego 4.00 35.00 320.00 AO Diy GOS Lt. oes SSS a eearguta.Garland Spirea.May.5-6 feet.Zone 5.The most free-flowering and showy of early Spireas.Flat clusters of pure white flowers on arching branches.Useful as specimen and in borders.vanhouttei.Vanhoutte Spirea.May.6 feet.Zone 4. Profuse white flower clusters, gracefully arching branches and general dependability maintain a valued reputation for the Vanhoutte.Excellent for flowering hedge, border and shrub mass.vulgaris purpurea.Common Lilac.May.20 feet.Zone 3. A hardy, attractive shrub with large clusters of purplish flowers.300 0 sto. 002? Anse ous eee oe ee ee ee 3.50 30.00 250.00 1500) 92-to. 18) Si See ee) Rees 4.00 35.00 300.00 8000.38) 'to 24 An. Spee oh, A ee Se ae eee ee 5.50 50.00 450.00 2000 2. tor, S sfti2 he Oe ele eae ee ee africana. African Tamarix. May. 10-12 feet. Zone 7. Slender spreading branches, reddish brown bark, pink flowers. WEIGELA Bristol Ruby. May. 5 feet. Zone 5. Large soft ruby-red flowers produced on a shapely, erect plant. Vigorous and hardy. 100 ivb2) tol SLB PET ee se eae Se ae ee meg ra 4.00.33). {oe P40 6 ASCO, Dae A sah ee ee, eee ee ee eee Reman gt 5.50 50:00: . 2a $80 °°). to WS CER eee RR ee ely Te aaa ces De Sen Aa 6.50 60:00. tree GOO? STO MA Pe eS a ee ce Ea Be er eee ee 8.00 75.00. heckrotti. Everblooming Honeysuckle. June. 30 feet. Zone 5. A vine-like shrub, valued for its bright purple flowers that open with a deep yellow center. Blooms throughout the summer. 2000%3.. VOars SIN Los 2 Se uaa eee lg eel Pe et ee 500 45:00.) 2 Sa FSO AD.) ear IN yh A flee oe hee Ca ae a 4.50 40.00 350.00 1500 «2 "year, -Medium p22 ea ee ee ere 4.heckrotti Gold Flame. June. 30 feet. Zone 5. A hardy, clinging vine producing dense green foliage that turns a vivid red in autumn. Leaves smaller than the species. ERS CALS GINO se Se ee ee i ent eee SEN AES otk tatarica rosea. Rosy Tatarian Honeysuckle. May. 8-10 feet. Zone 3. Flowers are rosy pink outside and light pink inside. 1800 .. 12) to 18) dma Se ee eee ee 11.00 100.00 250) 18. to DAC Ara, lh A IT Ie Ni 16:50)... eee 6700) 2° to 3 Pt oe se oN ae 28 en al a i a eee me 22.00 200.00 NOTE: Lonicera heckrotti makes a novel and attractive hedge when planted in rows and kept sheared. Blooms all summer. See "Vines" for further description and prices. 


  include digging, BALLED and BURLAPPED by experienced personnel; however, ALL EVERGREENS ARE SOLD WITH THE DISTINCT UNDERSTAND-ING THAT IF PLANTS ARRIVE IN GOOD CONDITION AND ARE ACCEPTED OUR RESPONSIBILITY CEASES. We DO NOT guarantee survival. Evergreens that are selected and marked by customers in the nursery will carry 20 per cent additional charge added to the following listed prices. WE INVITE inquiries for varieties and sizes not listed. Many items in nominal quantities of either size or variety are not listed herein. Tamarix Savin Juniper. 3 feet. Zone 4. Low spreader with ascending branches. Lacy, blue-green foliage. 740 yal Wsgh oy pes Uae boy en ee Os ie Ba Pay aime Se STE 3 20.00 252 Seeo 30 JB Mea 5 on 0c aga = is bo Ei RC pe lela esa ne AA Sipe nce BORE er yt Selsey. la 30,00" en ese PRN Trane Ve § betes Se eee en D or weeps Sink een ey Al Mepis eee Pre el pens ® SOOO fee Colorado Blue Spruce. 60 feet. 21 ARO a Ro Me Sis 6 Pane eK gel Pecan LAME Ape an Pf BR RED SS 2 $40.00 $375.00 BO Fin QO DU DE wie Os EN at Setie WKS eR Vandal, (7.5) 2 F. Long, pointed, orange-copper buds. Large double blooms of salmon and coppery pink on strong stems. 


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	SOOO FRAXINUS 200 C4 Bl Or) £2 Medicare Sato i ZA i Taitek set A200 15 02,1 WO) 0S tLe GLEDITSIA triacanthos inermis. Thornless Honeylocust. eae dah Sik ley ca Sad Up On ea a Oh ge Ley We Ua yee AZ NTA Ue aM ae eee ae es Teak cS a ee DODO AG Sie Dy era ete Rien eT ol ONS ety Meaney Lie aearaee 4770 Dain EAMES oo Wt Fes la) 9» Pepe MON a eM UNGER a la Oe cally Ua] Ciepa Uh: sai oo YD: Silly «eit NG OOOO wi De Cota tte ee i SAN ROOD SH ACOA ee a Fire) TU Liat RAs BN aks a a 200 04 EO LE oe oe ee See ye Mn eae deed JUNIPERUS Bushy, semi-upright growth; well covered with short, tufted, dark green PEC COG aon, eT bis oe ee LS 2 TOMS Een Meek ee Ey ES oie, pat ok Cap Ra ae 42-50 PSEUDOTSUGA Phe sabina Savin Juniper. 3-4 feet. Zone 3. Columnar growth habit and steel blue thick foliage. Responds to pruning. SOO He UEOr or eGo os SU ee OSES Zale thet ach a oe ea en 60.00 575.00 Ur eh Lea age ene virginiana Burki. Zone 2. old. Twisted bluish-green needles. Red bark on older trunks and branches. a eM ARPE EAL (lyn. Piel Sk RNa 560) Sr to i24 Mums ys eek 8 al Sa ye ae ae ge, a a $15.00 $125.00 GOO 2 LO Si Rte ye Be hl ea ee Ob ie ee 22.50 200.00 horizontalis plumosa. Andorra Juniper. Zone 3. a etd Figel3 B46 0 00 Ih RS be eg ele a py COUN pl ERA cha Le eye A 20.00 175.00 a ets O ee Us hoe ay? Hs NG | 2 ae eS i eR CRM De ae kt 27.50 250.00 Dense, pyramidal tree. Very hardy. BUMEOE LON Doo \ Pins Hn OS © AR ines ee ee de Y a y Open and pyramidal tree while young but round-topped and irregular when Fae way Se ae 2750. ic, sees sylvestris. Scotch Pine. 75 feet. Zone 3. to purple color in autumn and remains until new growth starts. virginiana. Eastern Red Cedar. , PAN Mes 45 ain oe Boy bo Woe eee MN Aa GA NMLN I eae HR AI Peau Geol teh a Y 42.50 400.00 Foliage more feathery and a lighter green than horizontalis. Turns pinkish "SLD Szeged a Sen Dain PER Si Actas Se BEE Wye tS PRONE Rc le apes tas Ml Bd 42.50 NOs COV Ee et Boe nate LE ga Se eR a Cpe 0b ks eae ee 47.50 TULL IB ORNS aii iF ee ONE SAAC ee eae Oe ol Fe ENC a eee PNM PsA 1 AIRS a io Yn Ua 2 i My ee es R a Vee I UMN MR SRN ee OSES 37.50 350.00 ce Sh OE O00) Peyee a ZO NAD EO AD fed ai i Sale NEN ae NR eg els Fe CEL Se ee yee 32.50 300.00 450.00 Dense globe-shaped plants fine for foundation plantings. 400.00 mugo mughus. Mugo Pine. 5 feet. Zone 3. Of columnar habit and greenish silver color. pensylvanica subintegerrima. (penn. lanceolata) Green Ash. Per 100 Per 1000 is Neg Lae SOO Ae $ 80.00 JUNIPERUS-Continued Per10 Per100 communis hibernica. Irish Juniper. Zone 2. foliage. scopulorum Welchi. PINUS A dense, upright form of communis. Very symmetrical with glaucous green Per10 Per100 scopulorum Sutherland. Broad pyramid of bluish-green color. SED ais ae A ee. AR ce aan a RE wt Se ok SRNL fe DAO CN cane __.. $42.50 $400.00 COU Meer LON ay LG see erie RES Sp ES ha ern DS ae «eae ee aed 47.50 TUES 1an HWS eae 9 nS eee ae Wee he peg OG Ler nL NPN ee Sy An Pie Seer ae J0:008, (unas aee GON 6 EO SS RES So Cn ao a) Ath Bee tae ge ee 55.00 525.00 450.00 ee rt 47.50 450.00 pungens glauca. hs TWO-TONED SHADES
	JUGLANS nigra. Black walnut. 2 year seedlings. DOOD ES (EO ES dR hore ay Ost eh ae de, el elu OOO SES EO Oe brass heen NE ee a Ais Ine ee LP A ae a ee LST UE IPAM oaths Mesh ty AMUSE me RPV CCEMPNAge ap San Rega TN ROOT de ly J NMA OOO PSO) yar Les oN Le Lat on eI ais nae MN caida ma | AR Oy ED EG eo i aie UNE OLED hi UB Ue a LS a 740, UR ais 0 WAN co of ROH Lge MPA Ute CUA RUe ene eN crc ARNY i eae POPULUS Lombardy Poplar. 1 year hardwood cuttings. PED, Rai oo Bakes Sa ea Mpa Ne a gl ra Luv Me AA 7S 8 SOO oS CO eae EEE ie ee 2 ou eas ona a Uy Seats ne chinensis glauca hetzi. Hetz Blue Juniper. 6-8 feet. Zone 4. Rapid growing blue-green spreader. Resembles Pfitzer but lighter in color. PeriO Peri00 Stands shearing well. 40-12. to, 15 in mast?) CSS oe be | 5 i a ne eee NT Peete Ney eee eS SA 27.50 chinensis Keteleeri. Keteleer Juniper. Zone 2. Bast od UE, we Sena oe Cae Peale ne Rae neanee $20.00 175.00 250.00 Compact pyramidal form with ascending branches and dark green scale-like foliage. CRED Pa SEE e 0! f 7 ey. oy te AS cha Ee Pe SO NS a de ee 42.50 Bigil) 2 EVENS STORE lye 3 mae ea ie Re eS ere gS oe ee ee eG Y 1) 47.50 PRROME EES Cron) Lic =o BS UM Lt De Boe st 2 ee 55.00 chinensis pfitzeriana. Pfitzer Juniper. Zone 4. foliage. Ideal for foundations, groups, or low borders. BO! spl 2 CO? by SAM es BE a 022 tae Egy Ne ee 20.00 175.00 a UA) fogs Wo ark oo He Us ab 9 Valea ie aeoneta a ee yea is YIN aa UA Vf ie! re ee 27.50 250.00 SORTS to (2a anes SS beset Se NA ep ah o e ah eok 2 a eee ea eh 32.50 300.00 virginiana Canaert. Zone 2. menziesi (taxifolia douglasi.) Douglas Fir. 70-80 feet. Of columnar habit and greenish silver color. PAO SCO Zee E bee Be <u 1 SEAR oe Al ek DE Ge 8D) oe ee ee 45.00 Hardy gray-green pyramid. Rapid grower. 425.00 aT UND Ha oo Meg: tbo Wem a Upp aC AL DEST EE Ch ee a 30.00. peo OO 2) CO 2b i BE st Nh NA A ee ge Si ee Ma 45.00). 2a 51) virginiana glauca. Zone 2. Very blue-gray leaves. OME OP 2 yo a Ebi oe ee Bas eee Reet eee a Yeens WIA ay i ON 45.00 425.00 Lo |) HA Ati OPES. ae i, SOM a My AECL WE SEES SPP de el lla Ne I Seg 5500) are eee THUJA sabina tamariscifolia. SOL Hers Oe TERS are IS SPs 2 ea aS A ae 42.50" ese scopulorum Blue Heaven. Myon) COM rcs. 2 ea cml Era eye pe Rey ee 22 TRS Ah nee 50.00 475.00 occidentalis globosa. Globe Arborvitae. 3 feet. Zone 8, virginiana Hill Dundee. Zone 2. Poplar globe type for sun or shade. Broad, easily maintained pyramid. Gray green foliage turns plum color in fall. POOR A MEO? aie, Diet Joost ete weft Lots se delbe hse NO Eee eee 42.50 ZOO 2 CO Op Bie see in i A Oe ae re ie i e a ae 15.00 125.00 400.00 AY TS Gy TBs ara ne iP GN NER leo cB SNS a 20.00 175.00 An attractive, easily maintained silvery blue pyramid. ATO ID CO 6D Ya PO ge oe sae ee SN tan eh i te an eae og a ag 42.50 1.StD) as heme Tae ies 0 PR ep Ss agin en Sy NN Ls Ce aS a eae ee 47.50 450.00 BAO AB CO IE: UR Ry eNO a es SR 2S Ta nO 2a 25.00 225.00 400.00 PAU 2 A do ne IR 8 ene eae R ne ee BS GON ROR YE SS Ma eo 47.50 Ag OW os LOA. LE, 2 epee oh att ntmed: POOR Leh ne as a RIE I G20 a? yi. ee 450.00 ZS Via SRO ames tN ie aL et na PR ta fe Ae ana RS, Se 79 100) ie 3 OY) i SO EG lls A Ny Be LE a ee 30.00 275.00
	SALIX alba tristis. Niobe Willow. LODO ZibO o3) Eee hy rN PACU UN AS gua 0 Mie" Sil Cee SOLE cuetplanene Mhera yi, cay ae ga De ad elas Sadie a eh blanda. Wisconsin Weeping Willow. TODO a2 EO Bi LES es os ee A TAs oh era PL aie eae eee PAOD 2) OA EE, eu 8 1 ead Me oe ee aw ne ae ULMUS americana. American Elm. PAU ioe oR 0 heat gtr 4 9 Mcp. Lae MWR sync NR Ei a ! fy oy 0 Valuable natural spreading habit of growth. Pa EERO Ey NTE Seroyal os Ey 8 ST ae a MPs EE Tey 3 99P ee ek te ee eer Oy eee ee ae eee 27.50 © ee 22.50 flit CLAS AA ie ee eat Saeco Ue SMe nas ee SE Ane 6 32.50 NC MEE CN Oreste PE tee. 3 ee Ol ee ee A 98 A ee ae ae 37.50 TLL EE 75 es eh eR aS a Neate Pe Se Os ae RA Ir ee et 42.50 scopulorum Cologreen. Light green foliage. Conical habit of growth. TOO eee EO Cato Et Shah) Bia Sigs Deis CE eet ta) ee Os eee eS eof 42.50 510? ea Oia hh 8 ae Ae See RnR Maan Ae Ses SCE AS eee 47.50 AVO\ 6S; CO) BUG PLU Sk S e Eh ee RU ce Nip 5 o e ae 55.00 occidentalis Little Champion. 20-36 inches. Zone 3. virginiana pyramidalis. Pyramidal Red Cedar. 10-12 feet. A superb new evergreen originating in Canada. Grows thick and bushy 400.00 450.00 Deep green foliage, narrow columnar habit with ascending branches. MD EON Zea SER e eens ts ene epee gs Lee Mee! aN Dee IC tg Ey Vs ee 42.50 without shearing. Rich, bright green foliage is lacy and soft. Very hardy. 400.00 SLU RIGS By To rats 3 eae Rs bees hea ae, LOS gE Nl ae aap to Met 27s) ee gees Sie ADO ASO TZ COM 1G imi oe ale ek lt Tg Sa EE ee ee 15.00 125.00 age ae DOD A EO: VTS AGRON Lao ke fee eee fac a a2 Pee 20.00 175.00 525.00 BO siete) AC Ors er PE, eck iy tal Noi Tel ET ee UE LL aie virginiana Walton's Frosti. G40\W 18! ton 24 ime ee eae Pein ates p a i tepa ma ete ig as. Oya 25.00 225.00 et 62:50" |) iia Distinctive silver blue, SO D> EO a EE eA Bee NR NO Be eae ean 30.00 275.00 chinensis pfitzeriana Silver Blue. Blueleaf. Zone 4. Similar to regular Pfitzer but with shining silvery-blue color. 2 Ly STNG TT OG + Se pel pe OES eee PO oe Oe oo RM TOSS See REY 32.50 eee SORE ATE is oe 3 lo a ie ee a ee ee ae 37.50 MA een RET aes sn Ye TE oan Te es be ee ee 45.00 scopulorum columnaris. 18-20 feet. Gray-green foliage on a tree of narrow, upright growth. ROO 256 us CO AS VEG ee OE Se ede Ba ad 47.50 LU) EAA iar De 5 0 Tn yh A an UE BR ESAT RSI Sa ad ee ee PEDO A) ee Aad Ves EOLIGE omen TNE er eg ee Re a Ree Oi ane hum b ene) ie te Se ee Se occidentalis Pyramidal. Pyramidal American Arborvitae. Zone 3. Se BOA | ay enoaee Foliage of rich green. Narrow, pyramidal habit. 450.00 SO SS COM See a SEC eo 8 NE 1 ed ID ees ae ae eee gE 55.00). B20. aS BO 2A Ames ko Se ah ee P e e d sietie shy Neen SPY Shy Sh eyes 25.00 225.00 * See PICEA QAO ZOE EO Be EG ees ee Es ee ei ae lea pea nee eS 32.50 300.00
	DOOD Mey COy LS Tas chinensis sargenti Ames. Ames Juniper. Zone 4. A) ae a ee ee ee eee ee scopulorum Moffeti. abies. Norway Spruce. 80-100 feet. Zone 2.	
	Tied: 3-4 ft. and up, 25; 2-3 ft. 50; 1824 in. and smaller, 100 per bundle. 5) 010] USS Rt 6 Jaa SO Ory Ue MBE ech eae Rae NA ANG ek AI Ht SH OTOL URE ib oe Tatts ake i gaye Mop rama eet pees Broad upright plant, tapering to a pointed top. Pyramidal habit with heavy base. Mixed green and silver foliage, more Dark green foliage. Rapid grower. Oh BW Se ANI Re Eh Lill) LELAA LES p72 26 ea As SERS Sea pie a ee 2 a eat oll F2y Oe AE Ss Pe 37.50 silver on tips of branches. ee eEL LASS: 2 SERIE eae See Sea eee Sei MENS 2 UE os 22.50 200.00 25 of each variety is minimum order for potted liners. ACER Peri00 Per 1000 saccharinum. Silver Maple. 1 and 2 year seedlings. ao CRE OEP ae LLY fer Stes ee eS Se oe te lee $ 3.00 eee SIU ORCL CDR OVE SIteS Seat ee ee one Rh ee ee POOLE terete 2 a AAC Ce ere Ee es Ss oy ON re eh ee 45.00 BOW 2 MEO Tatas: LEI Rese eS Sel et he eee SR te eS os ar 42.50 9) ees Sprecher one Eee ee ene eres ees eT ee Shs Ee ee ee 30.00 275.00 pumila. Chinese Elm. 1 and 2 year seedlings. A500 1G. Oy TAD Rr SS PG oe ace Pk oe ALGO). 212 "ho 1S yan eo ae 2 ee Oe a i a eee LOQOO! (4 hoy Eb e SA is dS chinensis Sargenti I-O-Ace. Zone 4. Good green tapering upright with broad base. RY Ba 1 es 2 7 ee OM a, URE TRE DRL Fer a TE Lo Rk ae AE 2 47.50: ae SD iB CO Bae EBay De aE as 8 eee 60,00) glauca densata. Black Hills Spruce. 60 feet. Zone 2. eee BO) vee: COS Ar EE ct Os OS a ee Re See ee, 8 a 62.50, | 2s Most compact, symmetrical, tall spruce. Green foliage with bluish tint. ee GOGO 5 CO Ga Fess tie as i ee i ee ae eerie ae Re EG eS See gs Ss ae oR es Ue te Set 50.00 Good green juniper. 2600" FG etO NS CEG: Yih me ea Tae re a ees LO LESS SIRE lp | SS ae EOS, SCRE ee ak SRC OAL SE Mer ot, pel ool RD PREY RF 37.50 Ta Ba EAP AL 5 Sele alt ee SRR eee ers eee eae oe eee 45.00 scopulorum Montana No. 1. Sie LAL SYS ee Oa eS EE a I gc A Pan a ea D500 t sas eee te
	TOD <2 te, Bue ER CELASTRUS AD DUG" tor S ART	a he cia Eo	NE	Nae ae RR ye Se AT Ue nag Seg bee oh ee oR ee oda	42.50 475023 te 25.00	400.00 ot ae 225.00
	orbiculata. Peg) Ze: CEG ALS, 1 re Se eae fe	aly	2 eee	ore	ee oe 32.50	300.00
	PBR a	eC een cee	en a eee et	nk	ee	eo	37.50	350.00
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LS fi [fay IPA Ts ee 9 RE de eRe Sal (Ra a ad Dae es ga (7 * Vee Dal BSE OLA. gare (ALES ay ahah I See Pay Oa Papa py OE a ee a TOOOR ee tA LINING OUT STOCK-Continued ELAEAGNUS angustifolia. Russian Olive. PRICES chinensis sargenti Maneyi. Maneyi Juniper. Zone 4. Prostrate variety that does well in shaded areas. Hardy. SeRMNOI EMER Lek Sioa 2!) Pe ie ee BR Se A ee Ne 27.50 Let ELLER Fie 0 Tp © Ries a ie gece digs Yorn ke gee Paes Aa RE ee A 32.50 wb HEURES ap be ae SR is OE SO OY Ap eon ee lan 37.50 SIMMER, C2 PB Cs ot teas Vee nee SLi Te fae Sh er 45.00 scopulorum Pathfinder. 140.2 to 206 Tee oo a, a ee 42.50 400.00 TIO" $246) tO 3! PEs oe ae Sk Se ce ee ee a eae eee 47.50 450.00 SPECIMEN EVERGREENS-Continued pungens. Colorado Green Spruce. 60-80 feet. Zone 3. Stiff, dense green foliage on a pyramidal tree. ACM LOR LOM ete aih y ene ae ee AO ee Se one es laws oe ool Ske tle. o 45.00" 4 233255 SPECIMEN EVERGREENS-Continued Comtesse 


  They open slowly from a dark cherry ovoid bud to the delightful cherry-coral open flowers. Rich spicy fragrance. A.A.R.S. Award for 1952. RG. 2.) | SMa et Eee ee ieee ee eet ce Ue ee 1.10 (7.4) 2 F. Patent No. 1415. (Retails $2.00 ea.; 3 or more $1.75 ea.) First white floribunda to win A.A.R.S. award, 1957. Spicy fragrant flowers to 4 inches across in clusters and as individual flowers. Golden yellow stamens. Dark green foliage 18 to 24 inches 


		THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA
	&	1.50 1.20 1.65 1.32 1.25 1.00 PATENTED HYBRID TEA-Continued 20-100 $ 1.50 1.20 1.37% 1.10 1.50 1.20 1.12% 1.75 1.40 ROSES-Continued (7.7) 3 V. Patent No. 1833. (Retails $3.00 ea.; 3 or more $2.65 ea.) Slowly opening long pointed bud of orange-coral blend. Large informal bloom to 6 inches across, hold its color to the end. Pronounced fragrance of crushed raspberry. Tall growing plant with glossy green foliage. 10-20 20-100 Each Each DN CoB a eee by air RL Stee I ER CR ECI iceaa oN L Yl Ly 2 $1.65 Helen Traubel, (8.7) 3 F. Patent No. 1028. (Retails Hawaii, $3.00 ea.; 3 or more $2.65 ea.) Named after one of the greatest of American Concert Artists. The color varies with the weather, sometimes a light sparkling pink, more often a luminous apricot. Its unusually large and long buds are magnificent and the half open flower and the glorious fully opened bloom display the lovely color in a most lavish way. King's Ransom, (7.6) 3 F. Patent No. 2103. (Retails Kordes $3.50 ea.; 3 or more $3.10 ea.) Long slender buds of chrome yellow opening gradually into extra large blooms 5 to 6 inches across. The full high centered flowers are held on long, strong stems over the entire bush. These roses hold their color well under warm condi-tions. The plant is tall and full with dense, dark green foliage from the ground up. A.A.R.S. Award for 1962. INO 460s Sat ee ES i NE RE RIAN TOL aN I ee INOS SG io ae en aR SONNE LE a a ey NT a Se Perfecta, (7.5) 2 V. Patent No. 1604. (Re-tails $2.75 ea.; 3 or more $2.40 ea.) Urn shaped buds open into flowers of 4 to 5 inches and 65 to 70 petals. Blooms are high-centered, very fragrant, cream tipped and then flushed crimson, suffused yellow. Long, strong stems. Dark, glossy foliage. Lady Elgin, (7.7) 3 F. Patent No. 1469. (Retails $2.50 ea.; 3 or more $2.20 ea.) Huge, handsome buds and blooms on long, strong stems. Petals of good texture range from 35 to 48 in number. Bloom of excellent form holds its unfading combination of orange and apricot through-out the season. Strong upright plant with good foliage. 1.32 1.65 1,32 1.85 1.48 1.50 1.20 $ 1.50 1.20 1.50 1.20 1.75 1.40 1.37% 1.10 1.25 1.00 ee he Ee 88 80 35 petals roll loosely outward. achieving a stunning effect in the open flower. 1958 4.10 NG TS pe) OT RR ee a eee 72 .60 generous flower clusters, continuously in bloom, velvety firm petals. Blooms are extremely long lasting. 1.25 1.00 1.10 ROSES-Continued 100-250 Each $ 1.40 1.12 1.30 1.04 1.40 1.12 1.05 1.55 1.24 250-up Each $ 1.30 1.04 1.20 96 1.30 100-250 Each $ 1.40 1.12 1.40 1.12 1.55 1.24 1.30 1.04 1.20 96 250-up Each $ 1.30 1.04 1.30 1.04 1.40 1.12 1.20 By h e 63 1.30 1.04 1.20 1.20 96 1.10 PATENTED HYBRID TEA-Continued 10-20 20-100 100-250 250-up Each Each Each Each Mr. Lincoln, Patent No. 2370. (Retails $3.50 ea.; 3 or more $3.10 ea.) A.A.R.S. Award Winner for 1965. Very large, double blooms of deep, vel-vety red. Strong tea and damask fragrance. Dark green glossy foliage on a vigorous hardy plant. nied eent (8 An? As Set Se Ee oe ee yes S1L.S5. 9 S175 oe $2555 Tamme wie NS. = eS ee Pe ee ee 1.48 1.40 aes i. ae Mojave, (7.4) 2 F. Patent No. 1176. (Retails $2.75 ea.; 3 or more $2.40 ea.) Slender bud opening into a blend of salmon, apricot and orange. A Charlotte Armstrong Cross that has many of its parents fine characteristics. BSE Lee in US SE ee ele ye ae aes ee, oD 1.50 1.37% 1.30 1.20 Ci St tr een ee a ee 20 1.10 1.04 96 New Yorker, (8.0) 2 F. Patent No. 823. (Retails $2.50 ea.; 3 or more $2.20 ea.) Brilliant red, with color long lasting and sun-resistant. Plant is sturdy, upright and vigorous. The buds slowly open into very large flowers, often measuring 644 inches across, of scarlet with rose red undertones and overlaid with rich velvety-sheen. DSide. Toy ete td Seep ey eae ae Fe 1.40 25 1.20 1.10 RD. Lio us 2 ey. Seas ere an sae ees ad ee tee aa AZ 1.00 .96 .88 Nocturne, (8.1) 3 V. Patent No. 713. (Retails $2.50 ea.; 3 or more $2.20 ea.) Bright cardinal red with dark shadings of crimson. The large petals have good substance, are richly tex-tured and the pleasant fragrant flower is iong lasting. Color is somewhat lighter and brighter during hot weather. A.A.R.S. award for 1948. PGi CAs i g h oon rape ee el Peake ee aire for oie le 1.40 1.25 1.20 1.10 CT SE > he ee nD ee me ha ert» See, 1.00 .96 88 ea.; 3 or more $2.40 ea.) Very fragrant and non-fading pink blooms are borne individually on long stems. The vigorous upright plant is quite generous with the 60-65 petal flowers. Disease resistant leathery leaves. PE men tes oe AS ee ee 1.50 1.37% 1.30 1.20 IND CN 6 oe See een he, Sere teed eae aay 1.20 1.10 1.04 .96 Royal Highness, (8.0) 2 V. Patent No. 2032. (Retails $3.00 ea.; 3 or more $2.65 ea.) Perfectly formed buds and blooms of frosty, light pink on individual long, strong stems. Dark, glossy foliage on a well proportioned plant. Fine exhibition rose. A.A.R.S. Award Winner 1963. OCPD RCE corte es Es ca eee Go ea tee lhe 1.65 1.50 1.40 1.30 LVS LE Sg Mead ae SL © set et SA Add ba ee 1.32 1.20 1.12 1.04 hybrid tea ever awarded the A.A.R.S. honor. Superb form of both bush and flower. The satiny white blossoms hold their purity of color on long stems ideal for cutting. The TG VS hates PL SESE SS aaa area ee a oe 1.00 8 TG Dp Ce NM ee) CR I SO Me ea a 2 a .80 7 white 4 inch flowers in abundant clusters. .60 1964. Buds, slightly flushed cream, double 75 Award for on a shoot. Vigorous grower, bushy, 3 feet. Saratoga, ( ) Patent No. 2299. for Tropicana, (9.0) Patent No. 1969. (Retails $3.50 ea.; 3 or more $3.10 ea.) Orange red color is held 4% to 5 inches in diameter wili last five to green foliage is very disease resistant. Adapted to all parts of the country. AARS. Award Winner for 1963. INGE a Be ay tee el VAR ee OS A ee Rp ee Pa 1.85 1.75 INO. 6 Dee Sk Oo Nie ee eee oe ree 1.48 1.40 White Knight, (7.2) 2 S. Patent No. 1359. (Retails -$2.75 ea.; 3 or more $2.40 ea.) First white 1.55 1.24 1.40 1.12 produced in large clusters of from 10 to 25 INOn JR Eee ie cet Se 2 aa nee eee fea 80 -64 .60 ings, foundation plantings and hedges. Flowers INGO dat EEE Sei) 2 2A Wk, 2s Se a ey ae eee 1.00 80 75 blue in any stage. Excellent for group plant-Vigorous; prolific bloomer. shades lighter when fully opened. Does not carmine; gradually deepens as blooms open. rich velvety cherry-red color and only a few 3% inch flowers in unfading clusters. Rich which features dark red buds, opening to a $1.75 ea.; 3 or more $1.55 ea.) Masses of ea.; 3 or more $1.55 ea.) A 1955 introduction Red Pinocchio, (8.8) 2 F. Patent No. 812. (Retails Baby Blaze, (7.7) 2: F. Patent No. 1362. (Retails $1.75 six days when cut. Constant bloomer. Rich Py PATENTED INGO ea) ge Sat tS oe lee Oe enon aera RE) eee .88 .80 76 .68 FLORIBUNDA NOR AG Ih aes 9 A ene Ve pee ee pe Fh 1.10 1.00 95 85 in sun as well as in a cut flower. Blooms JOSS LL Ete NA Mg IR IIE enh > DAN Ap) ROE Rk gf eh 1.65 1.50 ISU id Le iat ae ical i Pac A et aay KE Re SYS) Ada 1.32 1.20 1.40 1.12 for 1955. 1.04 ideal for hedges and borders. A.A.R.S. Award 1.30 age turning to rich green. Vigorous grower Pink Peace, (7.6) 3 V. Patent No. 1759. (Retails $2.75 ROSES-Continued PATENTED HYBRID ROSES-Continued ROSES-Continued ROSES-Continued PATENTED CLIMBERS PATENTED PATENTED FLORIBUNDA-Continued FLORIBUNDA-Continued 10-20 20-100 100-250 250-up TEA-Continued 10-20 20-100 Each § Each South Seas, (8.4) 3 F. Patent No. 2184. (Retails $3.50 ea.; 3 or more $3.10 ea.) Deep shell pink buds and very large blooms of coral-pink. Huge, high-centered blooms are fragrant and long lasting. Large, leathery foliage. Con-tinuous bloomer. Hardy. Sterling Silver, (7.0) 2 V. Patent No. 1433. (Retails $3.00 ea.; 3 or more $2.65 ea.) Silver-lavender flowers 4 to 5 inches across with sweet fra-grance. Medium tall plant, vigorous and free blooming, with dark green, leathery foliage. IN (ORE cURL toe dae ARE, arp ae ee pane mpi ARIUS 2 1.65 1.50 Bon) Ee ee wees mba 2 Citi ohn, Se ale Ate ee ee 1.32 1.20 Sutters Gold, (8.1) 3 V. Patent No. 885. (Retails $2.75 ea.; 3 or more $2.40 ea.) Beautiful long-pointed yellow bud, richly shaded with orange and red. Rich tea fragrance not found in any other yellow rose. The 24-petaled flowers are high centered and richly colored. A.A.R.S. award for 1950. INGA are ta Wee trent ay oe Ae Gs 2s LYS ReRS yc Meee 1.50 1.37% Folia: Leroi Manabh she Rega neaitad es et A mene MR IE ae SUSE Pe 1.20 1.10 Tiffany, (8.8) 3 V. Patent No. 1304. (Retails $2.75 ea.; 3 or more $2.40 ea.) Pointed phlox-pink bloom. Flowers qualities. Blooms are borne singly on long stems. Vigorous upright bush with dark green Ta kc RAs Eee Wenn ye a ape greta, By aA Np hc Mens OO aa ame 1.50 1.37% TNs i i eR ee ete CMe Le 1.20 1.10 1.30 not burn. Excellent for cutting. Very hardy. buds opening to coral-orange. Bronze foli-1.04 3 with delightful fragrance. Color holds, does $2.00 ea.; 3 or more $1.75 ea.) Tangerine red 1.20 ® display of deep velvety red 5 inch flowers Jiminy Cricket, (7.6) 2 V. Patent No. 1346. (Retails foliage. A.A.R.S. award for 1955. 4 3 or more $2.65 ea.) Pillar type. Constant INO ee ah aces Ne ME Ds a UY .80 .60 Don Juan, (8.1) V. Patent No. 1864. (Retails $3.00 ea.; Sito ean! Wepenaeeh Se pera Na, Big 2 GE Ker t n Be si pho ee ae rey _--1.00 872 75 formed, double and have exceptional lasting IND TENG A ce aaa a aia a diel) Rea aan ae NY Rep ope eed 112 1.00 88 bushy plant. Free bloomer. are _ perfectly ISHO, TL 4 co CNS ae ee att 2 eRe Male Sh nop eiea 1.40 1.25 1.20 1.10 of deep yellow borne in clusters on small pink with golden shading at base, open to a edged rose-pink. Very dark glossy foliage. ea.; 3 or more $1.55 ea.) Large double blooms buds of deep 100-250 Each $ 1.55 1.24 1.40 1.12 1.30 1.04 250-up Each $ 1.40 1.12 1.30 1.04 10-20 20-100 Each JEach 100-250 Each 20-100 100-250 10-20 250-up Each Each Each Each 250-up Each Each Each Each Spartan, (8.5) 2 V. Patent No. 1357. (Retails $2.00 ea.; Each (7.8) 2 F. Patent No. 1382. (Retails $2.50 ea.; 3 or more $1.75 ea.) Clusters of burnt orange Cl. Chrysler Imperial, (7.4) V. Patent No. 1528. (Re-tails $2.75 ea.; 3 or more 3 or more $2.20 ea.) Perfect urn-shaped buds buds open slowly to a huge high centered $2.40 ea.) Long of bright red and yellows, each color chang-hybrid tea shaped bloom of bright orange tapered crimson buds on vigorous canes open ing as the high-centered flower unfolds. Pre-red. Strong vigorous plant blooms long and to vivid oxblood red. Good foliage. A.A.R:S. dominating color may be orange, then pink abundantly. award winner 1958. IN Crm bape ey re 4 AI SS ee ee et ie AE eh $1.50 $ 1.37% INIBE, LEE RIC a a eas UGE He eRe sees 1.20 1.10 Cl. Gladiator, (8.1) F. Patent No. 1524. (Retails $2.75 ea.; 3 or more $2.40 ea.) Brilliant rose red blooms 5 inches across. Recurrent bloomer. Plants 8 to 10 feet high with decorative, disease resistant foliage of dark $ 1.30 1.04 or gold, maturing a bright red. Mildly fra-Rahicrerans tame aire sel 8 2 Ta Se eg ee eee eee $1.10 $ 1.00 $a .90% es) to $ 1.20 grant and of lasting substance making it TiGieeeyos es ee oe Ye 2 i ee ON ge ee re ts .88 80 as .68 96 fine for cutting. Plant is vigorous, medium low and compact with handsome Vogue, (8.2) 2 S. Patent No. 926. (Retails $2.00 ea.; foliage. 3 or more $1.75 ea.) Floribunda with its A.A.R.S. Award for 1956. ING A ete it 1 RIN STUN LS aL Ray ge $1.40 $ 1.25 1.00 $ 1.20 .96 own unique brilliantly glowing cherry-coral $ 1.10 color. Individual flowers three or four inches 88 in diameter are Hybrid Tea shaped with emerald green. Very hardy. ITs Tb eA Ea a ea ser I eS Seep eMC ae 00 1.50 1.37% TRIG LAE ea Rg OD i ee RT act 1.20 1.10 1.30 1.04 1.20 Fashion, (9.0) 2 F. Patent No. 789. (Retails $2.00 ea.; 3 or more $1.75 ea.) Brilliant coral-peach flowers open with wavy graceful petals. All season bloom, large clusters and_ singly. A.A.R.S. Award for 1950. perfect high centered form. 1.00 95 85 Ci. Golden Showers, (7.3) F. Patent No. 1557. (Retails $2.50 ea.; 3 or more $2.20 ea.) Buds Bao at Da eas ie eee ark | aan ee ea Pidaod Sap 1.10 1.00 95 85 DUG. Lai! 2 Se ee eee ee YS UR ae Co Sree OS 88 80 .76 .68 and flowers are exquisitely shaped daffodil yellow. Long pointed buds with fragrant, high cen-tered, 25-30 petaled 3% to 4 inch yellow open blooms. Recurrent bloomer. Almost thornless. 1957 A.A.R.S. Award Winner. Crue cemetery te ST a a ee c o f A Sule 1.40 hs) TICs «TEs * he A aha Ea cg pe eee ere ee a 1.12 1.00 Cl. Peace, (7.2) S. Patent No. 932. (Retails $2.50 ea.; 3 or more $2.20 ea.) Climbing form 1.20 1.10 88 Bo gd Bey Seem od Sy AOE le Ie Ae ac Nee me eR ey 8 88 Fusilier, (7.9) 2 S. Patent No. 1709. (Retails $1.75 ea.; 3 or more $1.55 ea.) Rich orange red of great brilliance which runs to a darker cherry red in the fall. Flowers are produced in heavy clusters. Petals of the large blooms are 80 -76 68 White Bouquet, tall. frilled. 1958 A.A.R.S. Award. INOS Me 23s, Ne ats de pope Pee eg mG TY SRS Nahe I Ee 1.06 IN Os DG Foo ee Rea eal Ope We) L a Rel ha Seti, he Na .80 8716 10 80 .64 Da at 2b Ys a ee a Py 1.10 1.00 95 85 75 Dui Dn (Eg i 2 Ae aa seg ee ae Bs a PC ee 88 .80 76 .68 60 of the famous Hybrid Tea. Blooms lemon-yellow, Goldilocks, (7.3) 1 F. Patent No. 672. (Retails $1.75 PATENTED GRANDIFLORA ROSES

Rubaiyat, (8.2) 3 V. Patent No. 758. (Retails $2.00 ea.; 3 or more $1.75 ea.) Shapely buds open to large, double flowers of rose-pink to cerise BET Loe ae el ES AS Lie ees el Se en ae ee A 1.10 1.00 95 85 red. Plant is tall, hardy and disease resistant. ee ee Nee eh ee see A. A. R. S. award winner. INO5, oD? S85 bse a CR Sage ed 1.50 1,373. Wo 086 0 se Ge ee 1:50). Chatter, (7.3) 1 F. Patent No. 739. (Retails $1.50 ea.; 3 or more $1.30 ea.) Unusually bright crimson, (Retails $2.50 ea.; 3 or more $2.20 ea.) A.A.R.S. Glossy dark green foliage on a healthy plant averaging 2% feet in height. ING. Ub ie Soha ok ae ee ee 1.40 


  Patent No. 2371. (Retails $3.50 ea.; 3 or more $3.10 ea.) A.AA.R.S. Award Winner for 1965. Large buds open to coral-pink double blooms. Blooms freely and continuously one, two or three to the stem, 5 inches across. .50 ea.; 3 or more $3.10 ea.) Deep, dark red. Profuse buds and blooms are colorfast and very long lasting. Vigorous, disease resistant plant. A.A.R.S. for 1962. Pink Parfait, (7.6) 3 F. Patent No. 1904. (Retails $3.00 ea.; 3 or more $2.65 ea.) Perfect buds and high centered blooms borne profusely on a robust plant, all ideal for cutting. Delicate pastel blends vary with the weather from salmon-buff at the heart of the flower to rich rose-pink at the tips of the petals. Disease resistant. A.A.R.S. Award 1961. D(C Dts Rerepmk MOLE Upc SavcRe A Sua alae SANE SE et aie 


			THE SHENANDOAH	NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH,	IOWA
								ROSES-Continued
						PATENTED GRANDIFLORA-Continued
											10-20	20-100	100-250	250-up
											Each	Each	Each	Each
	John S. Armstrong,	(7.3) Patent No. 2056. (Retails
		$3INGOs Ai es oh		ee		I et i av ae aa	ae	$1.85	$ 1.75	$ 1.55	$ 1.40
		IV OS US See ee oS fe ee		ey	1.48	1.40	1.24	1.12
	Montezuma, (8.6) 3 S. Patent No. 1383. (Retails $3.00
		ea.; 3 or more $2.65 ea.) Long buds of bright
		scarlet-orange slowly change to an attractive
		salmon-orange as large double blooms unfold.
		Flowers in long-stemmed cluster. Free bloom-
		DI	A	TENE Ue ied 5 ane	ER	eg a Le a 1.65	1.50	1.40	1.30
		INGO ya: yh Ss 0		SED a ah aes ee Re	eps 1,32	1.20	1.12	1.04
	Mount	Shasta, 3 F. Patent No. 2132. (Retails $3.00
		ea.; 3 or more	$2.65 ea.) Enormous,	long,
		pointed bud opens to a large white bloom
		with very broad petals. Flowers come abun-
		dantly and continuously on very long stems.
		Gray-green		leathery	foliage	on	a tall up-
		right plant.						
		Jyh Peay Ue Cee Ua Opie Wes	te a, SARIS NCS Spa ah Me ee	1.65	1.50	1.40	1.36
		Tes 73 pO Ey SN SRR SSF a a cp	oleh Me a i	ea	1.32	1.20	1.12	1.04
											eat	1.65	1.50	1.40	1.30
		ING be	as	eT aN AY De a	ae a	S h e ea Mains pee 1.32	1.20	1.12	1.04
	Each ARCs SUN) UE 1.20 Queen Elizabeth, (9.0) 3 F. Patent No. 1259. (Retails $2.75 ea.; 3 or more $2.40 ea.) Pure pink blooms of the hybrid tea type borne on long stems. Glossy deep green foliage. A.A.R.S. Award for 1955. Camelot, Large dark green leaves. Strong, vigorous plant. ATG AG CA Ue pe	Each 1.37% 1.10	Each 1.30 1.04	Each 1.20 96
		Pe Lie ee ees Seer A ere PSEA en) Se eee ES CE esa aye oad Ha (5)	Se -	SS
		1 GR	See = ea		en	ee PE gee Nene	1.48	1.40	ees	fey
	Carrousel, (9.0) 3 F. Patent No. 1066. (Retails $2.25
		ea.; 3 or more $2.00 ea.) Large double flowers
		of the Hybrid Tea class borne in clusters like
		a Floribunda. Continuous deep red flowers re-
		gardless of weather. Mildew resistant.
		LE	oi age oN	ee Sa ia ee, Bas	i	ee	1.25	1.12%	1.05	95
		IGS TEE Ne eS		ae dS	eee eee	ene	1.00	.90	84	.76
		DS	LS RS	Le os	ee ie of	he	1.40	1.25	1.20	1.10
		EEE	are		Se		a		AS	wt	1.12	1.00	.96	.88

Golden Girl, (7.4) 2 F. PatentNo.1912.(Retails $2.50ea.; 3 or more $2.20 ea.) Pointed bud. Brilliant yellow flower of 45 petals, 4 inches across, borne in great profusion on a vigorous upright bush. Fine for the home gardener. 


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										100
	230 Adolphe Rosseau.	(8.5) Shining crimson	with dark shading.
		rear lye CR eae baie a	eR Ri i kK) Ig SET	ig 0 er	$ 6.00	$ 55.00
	70 Anna	Saas, (9.6) Light pink-toned orchid blooms	on strong
		stenis;)Tall:/ Tate mid-season, | 4.0.2 2	ee	ee	6.00	55.00
	190 Baroness Schroeder, (9.0) Immense globular flowers of delicate
		blush changing to pure white. Tall strong stems fine for
		cutting. "wate smidseason, 02.502	222. es ee	4.50	40.00
	50 Duchesse Denemours,	(8.1) Crown type pure white. Fragrant.
		TRL ee Me pene is a	Le	GPA Guba oi AON	he a	4.50	40.00
	690 Edulis Superba, (7.6) Fragrant bright pink. Early...	-___ __.-s_	4.50	40.00
	1600 Francois Ortegat, (6.7) Purplish crimson. Midseason _____... __	4.50	40.00
	160 Mme. Ducel, (7.9) Silver pink with salmen and silver reflex.
		WINGS AS Oma ei Peeler hy NG ON	ei	a Ve ST	Ion 0 a	a	4.50	40.00
	400 Rachel, (7.9) Rose type. Large double garnet flowers. Midseason.	4.50	40.00
	540 Tourangelle, (9.4) Large flat flowers on Icng stems. Rose type.
		White overlaid with salmon and rose. Late midseason.	_.___	6.00	55.00
						PEONIES -By Color
	Lc 15 BGR cal oS CME RR ofc	UNE ES ad				4.00	35.00
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	SOROORRO)	ee Fe 9		RN	al	ae $7.06, > 24x24x10	0 eee	$6.00
	SOXB80xS ye feel ol ae	ee	ee ES G.OD4 | (24x24) (fr. oat te ie	5.50
	SUKCORG	oy.) ee		ee	EO ye BO AOD	io os ao	ee	5.00
	8b 2210), 47} elie ae eae ee ge wae IIe Ea	EE 450	20x20x8	od	ne SE ee	4.50
	in first class condition, prior to May 15.	
						CORRUGATED	BOXES
	GOZO 200 epee) 48x20x20	rte beled Aa $150) 36x20x20'). 6221 ea Re MN Pate kc,	$1.00
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ROSES

All our roses are carefully grown, consistently sprayed and dusted during the growing season and dug only when thoroughly dormant. These roses are carefully graded and stored in our modern automatically controlled cold storage. 
All roses are tied No. 1 and No. 1%, 10 per bundle. 

WE DO NOT BREAK BUNDLES

Following the procedure of the American Rose Society, national ratings are given following the name: (9.1). Christopher Stone, (8.1) 2 F. Vivid-scarlet, free blooming plant. 
Crimson Glery, (9.1) 3 V. Large, double, deep velvety crimson with shadings. 
Etoile de HoHande, (8.1) 2 V. Bright red unfading bloom on upright stem. Free flowering. 
Mirandy, €7.7) 2 F. Dark red buds, chrysanthemum red blooms of 50 petals. Long lasting. 
Red Radiance, (7.9) 3 V. Bright rosy red, free blooming. 
PINK SHADES Katherine T. Marshall, (7.2) 2 F. Large, open pink blooms on long stems. 
Picture, (8.0) 2 S. Clear rose-pink. Large and double. 
Pink Radiance, (7.9) 3 V. Large rose-pink. Long stems. Dependable. 
The Doctor, (7.6) 2 VY. The buds are long and pointed; enormous blooms of satiny pink. 

YELLOW SHADES

Eclipse, (8.1) 3 F. Long-pointed buds of deep gold opening to golden yellow blooms on long stems. Profuse bloomer. 
Golden Dawn, (7.5) 1 V. Double bloom of light sunflower yellow. Bud flushed old rose. Low spreading plant. 
Lowell Thomas, (7.7) 2 F. Large double blooms of canary yellow. 

Miscellaneous Perennials

We offer field grown, clean, well-rooted individual plants that are vigorous and free from disease. 
Perennials are very perishable and should be shipped by express. Perennials offered in this section are bare-root. 

Per10

Per100 DICENTRA, Bleeding Heart. 
spectabilis, an old-fashioned favorite; its long racemes of graceful heart shaped pink flowers are always attractive. 12 in.
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