332 



H 1? T 1 C U T< T U K E 



Srpt ember 21'. r.H, 



-UCED TO THE TRADE IN 

 • VFALL 1917 



TO XH^GENERAL PUBLIC 

 ""'PALL 1918 



ORIGINATED A^Lf OFFERED ONLY BY 



The Elm City Nursery Co. 



WooDMONT Nurseries, inc. 

 NEW HAVEN, CONN. 



^Wlaiural Oi£e of 

 Jjox 7k)armnj ^foliaae 



COPYRIGHT JULY 1917 



Box-Barberry 



Dwarf Typo of 



BERBERIS THUNBERGI 



NEW EDGE AND DWARF HEDGE PLANT 



OIJIi;i.\ATi:i) ill mil .Niirsiry slxlcii 

 .M'lirH ago uiiioiiK u butch of Japan 

 HiirlHTr.v MM-dliiiKB. It iittructod ul- 

 tfiitlon in the seedling bed and has b<en un 

 uikUt carefiil watrliInK Hini-c. The oriKinul 

 plant Is now about 2'4 fed wide, and globe- 

 like in shape, Its natural form 



It is proiiounred a most valuable And by 

 all who have seen either the orisinal plant 

 nr the stock We have proiiayated from it. In- 

 cluding experienced nurserymen, landscape 

 architects and gardeners, experiment station 

 men and amateurs. 



The public will ta''e to It Immediately. 

 It's Just what is wanted. As a formal-Kar- 

 den edge plant it is ideal; — this means 

 thousands of It for many a sinnle order. 

 Equally desirable as a low and medium 

 hedge plant, assuring a heavy demand. 

 Trims into perfect formal specimens. 



Propagates readily from either hard or 

 soft wood cuttings. Will not come true from 

 seed. 



OFFERED TO THE TRADE FALL 1917 

 NO RESTRICTIONS 



Offered to the general public and will be 

 freely advertised In Fall 131S and Spring 

 1919. Get up a stock and be ready for the cer- 

 tain heavy demand. 

 Prices to the Trade. November delivery — 

 ■trODg two-jrear old field plants, 

 no growth removed : 

 $4(10.00 for 1000 $L'r.ii.i"i for .'jIHI 



Jl.'iO.OO for two hundred and fifty 



$75.00 for one hundred $50.00 for fifty 



$:!7..''>0 lor tweniy-flve $20.00 for ten 



$10.00 for three $5.00 for one 



Stock at present exclusively owned by us. 



The Elm City Nursery Company 



Woodmont Nurirries, Inc. 



wo-d™oXc:nr New Haven, Conn. 



Winter-Flowering Sweet Peas "^T.^^" 



The best that can be procured for winter-flowering under glass 



Five Good Californian Varieties 



EARfV SNOWFLAKE. L.irge pure wliltc. Vi oz. 75c., Vi 



oz. ?1.25, oz. $■-'.(». 

 EARLY .SI'RING M.VII). Beautiful cream pink. Vi oz. 40c., 



!/■ oz. 75c.. oz. $1.25, Vi 11). $4.00, llj. $12.00. 

 EARLY MKLODY. Soft rose pink. >4 oz. 40c., % oz. 75c., 



oz. $1.25. ", ll>. $4.00, lb. $12.00. 

 E.\BLY SONG RIRO. Pale pink. Vi oz. 40c,, V4 oz. 75c., 



oz. $1.2."), Vi lb. $4.00, lb. $12.00. 

 E.\BLY' HEATHER BELL. Rich niauve, changing to 



laveiirler. \\ oz. 40c., V4 oz. 75c., oz. $1.25, V4 lb. 



.<4.00. lb. .$12.00. 



Six Splendid Australian Varieties 



(('on<M>r(i Spencer T.vpe§) 

 CONCORD riNK. Heautltul dcUcnti- pink. ^ 

 CONCORD CRI.MSON. KIne ruby red. Prices of Con- 



CONCORD L.WENDER. Light lavender cord varletleB: 

 blue. Y Per pkt. (50 



<'ONCORD WHITE. Large pure white. iieedH) 40c., B 



CONCORD SAL.MON. .Soft salmon pink. pkt». for $1.76. 

 covroRD Itl.rE. Hark purple bine. J 



YARRAWA 



MOST POPULAR ROSE PINK 



!4 oz. 40c., ox. 7Sc., « lb. $2.25. lb. $8.00 



STUMPP & WALTER CO., 30-32 Barclay St., NEW YORK CITY 



IN WBITIMC TO ADVERTISERS K 



INULY MENTION HORTICULTIBE 



