TINGLE'S SPECIALS 



Here Are Some Real Bargains 



Today, home planting is the thing that every up-to-date, progressive man and woman is discussing, planning and doing. It is a subject 

 every home ovi'ner is interested in. The time has come when a home is not considered finished unless it is planted. At the same time it is 

 a practical inve.stment through increased value. $25.00 spent in planting adds $100.00 in value to your property. All real estate men know 

 this and practically all of them do more or less before offering their property for sale. Our ornamentals are wonderfully fine stock, and in 

 selling them direct to you you save half or more of what some agents ask. So a complete planting costs you but little. We will gladly send 

 planting suggestions for your home if you will send us a rough sketch of the location and measurements of buildings, drives and present 

 plantings, and if possible send a photograph. This service is free. A big improvement can be made at a little cost. Do not wait. 



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ally suited for hodffcs, being u barr 



one of the best all-around Kbrubs i?rown today. 



scd for thi.H. It in also ospeci- 

 aerainst cats and ^logs. It is 



e: (,'rwn Harberry ThunlierKJ I'r 



!) to 12 in. 

 12 to IK in. 

 1« to 2<1 in. 



10 100 1000 



$0.76 $6,00 $40.00 



1.00 S.OO 70.00 



1.60 12.00 IflO.OO 



CHINESE AliBORVITAE 



V Uilt. »luniji,r, riiHt Krowini: (irlxirvlliic 

 h iillrdrtivc iliirit Kreon foliiiuc. 



Hlicll 



12 l<> IK in 10.70 



1« III 24 In 1.00 



2 11, an i.7r, 



(JLOIIE AKBORVI'l'AE 



■: Red Barberry Thunber^i 



10 100 

 V in. $2.00 $16.00 



12 in. 2.60 20.00 



24 in 6.00 60.00 



I'VIIAMIDAL AKBORVITAE 



A Inll, iilunilur, Dyrnmidlit cvcrKrcen of n bdnu- 

 liful durk sn'un color which iiiBts all winter. 



Each 10 



IS to 18 in S0.8G ST. 00 



18 to ii In 1.25 10.00 



2 lu 3 ri 2.00 17.G0 



ROSEDALE ARBORVITAE 



utltiil little cvcrnrccn with bluc-ici 



Evergreens 



The increasing popularity of evergreens in plantings is 

 here to stay for no other plants offer such all the year round 

 beauty as do they. Their variety of color, texture and habit 

 of growth affords ample opportunity for creating different 

 effects for moulding the planting to fit the house and grounds. 



You will find all our evergreens first class in every way 

 and the prices are very reasonable. It may be possible for 

 you to come and see the stock. If so, we will be pleased to 

 have you come and see the stock as it grows in our nursery. 

 No doubt the trip will be both interesting and profitable. We 

 are growing over 80 acres of good nursery stock — a good 

 many items that are not listed on this little folder. 



GOLDEN JUNIPER 



Another low spreading variety with beautiful 

 Kolden tipped branches. Especially attractive in 

 early spring and 



18 to 24 in 2.50 22.50 



IRISH JUNIPER 



A highly decorative slender spire or silvery, linht 

 A favorite formal ascent. Popular, 



to 24 in .$1.25 SIO.OO 



1.75 lC-00 

 1 ft 2.26 20.00 



GREEK JUNIPER 



ith prickiy fol- 



dwarf variety. 



Each 10 



il.GO $12.60 



2.00 17.50 



PLUMOSA JUNIPER 



low spreading Juniper assunting a 

 purple in winter. Good. 



I SI. 50 $13.50 



2.00 17.50 



of the very best of the semi-dwarf 

 ra. The foliage is of a. Hne. rich 

 roen color. Excellent for fottnd&tion 

 ngle specimen plantings. 



; to 18 in $1.75 $16.00 



S to 24 in 2.25 20.00 



2 to 3 ft 2.75 25,00 



A tall, narrow Juniper of a bright green 

 color. Very useful in formal plnntinRs. 



18 to 24 in $1.00 $9,00 



2 to 3 ft 1.60 14.00 



COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE 



s in distinct whorls, forming a handsome lawn 

 " needles. Very widely planted. 



Each 10 



$1.75 $15.00 



2.50 22.60 



Shrubbery 



For the modest home, the cottage or summer place, flower- 

 ing shrubs with their wealth of color are all that can be desired. 

 Inexpensive and easy to care for, adapted to most all soils and 

 conditions, they are very satisfactory for general planting. 

 While evergreens are more to be desired for permanent winter 

 effect and greater richness of foliage the flowering shrubs will 

 always be in favor for their lovely and fragrant flowers. 



The above picture shows how beautiful a few dollars spent in the 

 right kinds of shrubs and evergreens can make a place. If you do not 

 know just what to plant and will send us a rough sketch of your house 

 and grounds we will make suggestions and plans for you 



Prices of the following Shrubs unless otherwise noted, 2 to 3 ft. 50c each; 14.50 for ten 



lince). The 



SCOTCH BROOM. Broom-like foliage, green all 

 overed with yellow (lowers during June, 

 CRAPE MYRTLE. The favorite old-time flower of 

 lother's garden. 18-24 in. 50c ; 3-4 ft. $1.00. 

 RED FLOWERING DOGWOOD. One of 

 our most beautiful flowering shrubs. Rose- 

 pink flowers in May and June. 2-3 ft. $2.50. 



WHITE FLOWERING DOGWOOD. Red 



branches and beautiful large white flowers 

 in May and June. 18-24 in. 75c: 2-3 ft. $1, 



SPIREA, ANTHONY WATERER. 



Dwarf, dense pink. 2 yr. 50c. 



AZALEAS 





CYDONIA JAPONICA 



old favorite May blooming 



DEUTZIA GRACILIS, Dwarf, flno for bordi 

 ing...Pure white flowers in June. 15-18 in. 



FORSYTHIA, VIRIDISSIMA. Rell-shaped yellow 

 (lowers in May before leaves appear. Green twigs, 



HYDRANGEA. MAURICE HAMAR. Flowers a deli- 

 cate llcsh pink , sometimes blue. Strong plants 50c. 



HYDRANGEA. OTAKSA. Flowers blue. Blooms in 

 great profusion all summer. Strong planta BOc. 



LILAC. MARIE LEGRAYE. One of the best of the 

 white varieties. Strong 2 yr. 50c. 



AZALEA HINODEGIRI. The bright red 

 (lowers literally cover the plant in early 

 spring. Foliage stays on all winter. Un- 

 doubtedly the most popular of the early 

 blooming plants. 



6 to 8 inch $1.25 each 



8 to 10 inch 1.50 each 



10 to 12 inch 2.00 each 



12 to 16 inch 2.50 each 



AZALEA AMOENA. Similar to above 

 but the flowers are purple. Same price. 



BOXWOOD 



BOXWOOD SUFFRUTICOSA, Old Eng- 

 lish Boxwood. The kind you see in the old 

 gardens, one hundred years old or more. A 



5 to 8 inch 50 each 



8 to 10 inch 75 each 



10 to 12 inch 1.00 each 



12 to 15 inch 2.00 each 



BOXWOOD SEMPERVIRENS. Quick 



growing, hardy, pyramidal shape. Fine 

 for porch and window boxes, walks, etc. 



8 to 10 inch $0.50 each 



10 to 12 inch 60 each 



12 to 15 inch 75 each 



15 to 18 inch 1.00 each 



■ish Juniper below 



Norway Spruce 



Nil 



We ha 



EVERBLOOMING ROSES 



> 2 year plants: 60c each; $5.00 for ten 

 !e a very fine collection of Evcrbloi 



$0.85 



$7.50 



1.25 



10.00 



2.00 



17.50 



who receives this folder send us an order, 

 our stock will please you that we believe you 

 • is no advertisement like a satisfied customer, 

 hall try hard to satisfy you. 



The above picture shows a typical American Arborvitae. They 

 are one of our specialties — we are growing over ten thousand of this 

 variety alone. American Arborvitae can be used in many places: as 

 a specimen plant, mixed in with other plants and is much used for 

 hedges and windbreaks. Grows well and is hardy in all sections. 



Note the following low prices for American Arborvitae. 



Each 10 :00 



12 to 18 inch. Specimen plants ?0.60 55.00 |40.00 



18 to 24 inch. Specimen plants 1,00 8,00 70.00 



2 to 3 feet. Specimen plants 1.50 13.50 125.00 



3 to 4 feet. Specimen plants . , 2.25 20.00 175.00 



Prices on larger sizes quoted on requst. 



have usually been selling for. Below you will find a list 

 of the varieties we have, with color of same: 

 Briarcliff rose pink. Duchess of Wellington saffron yellow, 

 Etoilc de France dark crimson, Frances Scott Key brill- 

 iant crimson. Gen. McArthur bright scarlet. GruBS an 

 Teplitz dark scarlet, Hadley velvety crimson, J. J, L. 

 Mock brilliant pink, K. A. Victoria double pure white, 

 Killarney Brilliant bright pink, Killarney White white, 

 Los Angeles salmon pink, Mme. Butterfly bright pink 

 shaded gold. Mrs. Aaron Ward dark yellow, Mrs. Charles 

 Bell clear shell pink. Pink Radiance brilliant rose pink. 

 Red Radiance bright rosy red. W. R. Smith flesh colored 

 pink. Lady Hillingdon beautiful apricot yellow. 



DEUTZIA PRIDE OF ROCHESTER. Double white 

 flowers in June. Abundant bloomer. Very pretty. 



DEUTZIA WATERI. Similar to above except bloom 

 is a bejiutiful pink. Tall growing and beautiful. 



HYDRANGEA, P. G. Flowers white. Blooms from 



early August until frecKing weather. Very popular, 



LILAC, CHARLES X. Purplish-red flowers. The 



best of the standard purple lilacs. Strong 2 yr. 60c, 



LILAC, HUGO KOSTER. A new one. Purple 



flowers, strong grower. Good, Strong 2 yr. 50c. 



LILAC. MME. LEMOINE, Double, pure white 

 fiowers, A good bloomer. Strong 2 yr. 50c, 

 SWEET SCENTED SHRUB. Tall upright grower. Flowers choco- 

 late color having a delightful odor. Hlooms in May or early June, 

 WEIGELA EVA RATHKE. Flowers deep garnet red. Produces an 

 abundance the entire i-ummer and autumn.. Very good 



WEIGELA ROSEA An abundance of bright rose colored flowers 

 in June. One of the best rose colored flowers blooming at this time. 



SPIREA VAN HOUTTE. Tall with long 

 slender branches that liroop with their foli- 

 ago and flowers. White llowers in May. 



CALIFORNIA PRIVET 



California Privet is one of the leading 

 hedge plants and undoubtedly the most 

 largely planted of them all ; its foliage is 

 the deepest, richest green, almost un ever- 

 green ; does not shed its foliage until late 

 winter and then only in exposed positions. 

 Can be shaped in any form desired by 

 shearing. Set plants 6 in. apart in row. 

 Prices of California Privet 



10 100 1000 



6 to 12 in $0.25 $2.00 $15.00 



12 to 18 in -lO 3.00 20.00 



18 to 24 in 50 3.60 25,00 



2 to 3 fl: GO 4.00 SO.OO 



GOLDEN CALIFORNIA PRIVET 

 Similar to above but leaves are a beau- 

 tiful green and yellow in color.. Very fine. 



fi to 12 in. bushy $1.00 for 10 



12 to 15 in. bushy 2.00 for 10 



15 to 18 in. bushy 2,60 for 10 



18 to 2J in. bushy 3.00 for 10 



GOOD STOCK IS IMPORTANT 



The matter of buying your plants and trees may look 

 like n small matter, but it is an important job because so 

 much depends on the right kind of stock. No matter how 

 valuable your land — no matter how much you weed, dig, 

 hoe or cultivate— no matter how deep you plow— how well 

 yiju disc and harrow or rake — no matter how much the 

 Hun shines, or how much rain you get — or how much you 

 irrigate or water your garden^no matter how ideal the 

 weather uonditions may be or how much you fortiliKe or 

 manure the soil— and every one of these things represent 

 real money — they are all lost— all wasted — all your efforts 

 count for nothing if in the first place you do not have 

 the right kind of plants and trees to put in the soil. 



If it is possible we will indeed be pleased to have you 

 come and see stock. We are growing over 80 acres and a 

 good many items not listed here for lack of room. 



If you are bothered about your planting — do not know just what to plant or other troubles, 

 let us help you. Send plan of your house and grounds for planting plans and prices, etc. 



iriHIE iriNeiLIE NILCSIEICr C€.., IPIirrSYIILILIE, /HaVICTILaVNID 



