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THE DINGER & CONARD COMPANY, WEST GROVE, PA. 



Double Japan Snowball in full bloom. 



Spirea - Meadow Sweet 



Aurea (Golden Leaved).— Bright golden yellow foliage 



and small white flowers. 

 Billardi. — Spikes of rose-colored flowers; blooms pro- 

 fusely. 

 Bumalda. — Dwarf-growing. Flowers rose-colored. 

 Callosa Alba. — Dwarf white-flowering variety. 

 Callosa Rubra. — Grows 3 to 4 feet high; deep, rosy, 



red flowers. 

 Callosa Superba.— Light red flowers in profusion. 

 Prunifolia (Bridal Wreath).— Double, pure white 



flowers. 

 Reevesii. — Single, pure white; blooms latter part of 



May ; attains a height of 4 to 6 feet. 

 Thunbergi.— Blooms in April; compact; fern-like 



leaves ; flowers borne in clusters. 

 Van Houttei. — The bushes form 



fine, compact clumps. The 



pure white flowers are borne 



in great masses. 

 Perpetual Blooming Crimson 



Spirea, Anthony Waterer.— It 



makes a low, compact bush, 



15 to IS inches high. Large 



umbels of deep crimson flowers. 

 Blue Spirea (Caryopteris Masta- 



canthus). — The dense flower 



heads are of a rich lavender- 

 blue color. 

 Hardy Ornamental Grasses 



For ornamental purposes these 



grasses are strikingly original 



in effect and impart a tropical 



brilliance to the landscape. The 



plumes which these grasses pro- 

 duce are beautiful for interior 



decoration. 



Prices of all Eulalias and 



Erianthus described below, 20c. 



each; 50c. for 3; large clumps, 



35c. each; $1.00 for 3. 



Eulalia Gracillima Univittata. — 

 Forms an exceedingly hand- 

 some plant, 4 to 5 feet high. 



E. Japoinica Zebrina. — The leaf 

 blades are of deep green, dis- 

 tinctly striped crosswise with 

 large bars of pure white. 



E. Japonica Variegata. — Blades 

 are creamy white in the center, 

 with a broad margin of bright 

 green. Plumes are beautiful. 



Erianthus Raven nae. — Reed-like 



ornamental grass throwing up 30 



to 40 fine erect flowerlike stalks 8 



to 10 feet high the first season. 



The plumes are highly valued as 



parlor ornaments. 



Double Japan Snowball 



(Viburnum Plicatum) 



Blooms in early June, when the whole 

 bush is loaded down with great, com- 

 pact balls of pure white, double flowers. 

 They are borne in such profusion that the 

 entire plant appears one dense mass of 

 bloom ; the tree grows erect and bushy 

 6 to 8 feet high, with deep green leaves 

 peculiarly crimped and crinkled. Won- 

 drously beautiful. Price, ail field-grown 

 plants, one-year size, 25c. each, postpaid; 

 two-year size, 65c. each; three-year size, 

 85c. each, by freight or express; seven- 

 year size, extra-large specimen plants, 

 $1.50 each, by freight or express, at pur- 

 chaser's expense. 



VIBURNUM OPULUS STERILIS (Old- 

 fashioned Snowball), — A strong, hardy 

 grower ; pure white flowers. A showy 

 class of shrubs of compact growth, 

 luxuriant foliage and very free flower- 

 ing. 

 Deutzia Crenata.— 4 to 6 feet; double, 

 white, tinted rose. 

 Deutzia Fortunei. — 4 to 6 feet; pure white. 

 Deutzia Gracilis. — 2 to iVz feet. Drooping, snow-white. 

 Deutzia Pride of Rochester. — Pure white, with a faint 



blush. 

 Deutzia Lemoninei. — New, Immense. Purest white. 

 Weigela Candida. — Snow-white flowers; late June. 

 Weigela Lavellei. — Deep red flowers; beautiful. 

 Weigela Rosea. — Flowers are large and of a deep 



rosy color. 

 Weigela Variegated Leaf. — Green leaves, margined 



pure white. 

 Weigela Eva Rathke. — Rich reddish purple. 

 Rubra. — Red, shading to light pink. 



Price of ail plants on this page, except where noted: 

 One-year-old size, 25c each; any 5 for $1, postpaid; 

 two-year-old size, 75c each, $7.50 dozen, by freight or 

 express; three-year-old size, 90c each, by freight or 

 express at purchaser's expense. 







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