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Barberry makes a splendid hedge. Xeeds little care, grows round, 

 thick and regnlar, handsome and good. Cert?.in surroundings are 

 fitted for a plant of this kind when the more formal Privet does fact suit. 



PRIVET, continued 



Anioor Kiver Pri\et Kaili 



5 to 6 f et- 1 .«;0 .50 



Ibota Privet 

 5 to 6 feet r,0 



10 100 



S 4 50 ? 40 00 



Barberry 



Thunberg's i fJcrhcris Thunhergii \ . For a k»\v hcdgo. Tbini- 

 berg's barberry stands at the top of the li.st. It Js without 

 doubt one of the best of the hedge plants, requi^'ixig ao atten- 

 tion, and can be pruned <»r not at the owner's discretion. 

 It is extremely hardy, and even along the Great Lakes it 

 does not winterkill. Along a walk, a driveway, or even as 

 a boundary hedge, barberry can be used to great advantage 

 whether you trim it or permit it to grow as nature intend* d. 

 if you want a hedge that will give your grounds a really 

 natural effect, use Thunberg's barberry. If it is allowd to 

 grow without pruning or training in any way, it will form 

 a compact mass so dense that ev^u a cat can't g<t througli. 



Tlnnihrrff's Bfirhcrri' /.? not iJic host for irheat rust, and can 

 safely he planted anyichere. 



Each 10 100 



6 to Sin .<?0 20 SI 50 S12 50 



8 to 12 in 30 2 00 15 00 



12 to 18 in :o 3 OO 20 00 



We do not ship Barberry by Parcel Post 



