*=SK8I5N=- Evergreen Trees -Towson Nurseries, Inc. 



Those in charge 

 of the various 

 -propagation di- 

 visions atToivson 

 Nurseries are ever 

 on the alert for 

 neiv plant forms. 

 Painstaking bo- 

 tanical iv at chf ill- 

 ness has resulted 

 in the discovery 

 of the unique 

 specimen shoivn 

 in the illustra- 

 tion. It is Juni- 

 perus Towsoni de- 

 scribed beloiv. 



J. virginiana Towsoni. (Toivson's 

 Red Cedar) 30'-40'. A beautiful up- 

 right, compact tree. Growth, while 

 similar to the Virginiana, is gray- 

 green in color with a touch of sil- 

 very blue in summer turning to a 

 hue of purple-blue in the fall. This 

 outstanding form was discovered in 

 a group of seedling junipers by Mr. 

 William C. Price. It has been enthus- 

 iastically admired both by authori- 

 ties and laymen. 



Size Price Each 



4 to 5 feet $7.50 



5 to 6 feet 10.00 



6 to 1 feet 12.50 



7 to 8 feet 17-50 



8^10/^/ .... $25.00^35.00 



MAGNOLIA grandiflora {Ever- 

 green Magnolia) 70 '-80'. The his- 

 toric Magnolia of the South; makes 



a magnificent specimen. Beautiful 

 dark green glossy foliage and tre- 

 mendous white fragrant flowers, fol- 

 lowed by brilliant red seed pods 

 which are carried through the winter. 

 A specimen of unusual appeal. 



Size Price Each 



3 to 4 feet $10.00 



4 to 5 feet 15.00 



5 to 6 feet 20.00 



Spruce 



PICEA canadensis (White Spruce) 

 60'-70'. A native of the north; it is 

 fairly rapid in growth and makes a 

 splendid specimen. Its light green 

 foliage is tinged with blue. 



Size Price Each 



18 to 24 inches $3.50 



2 to IX feet 5.00 



I'Ato 3 feet 7.50 



P. excelsa {Norway Spruce) 80'-100'. 

 A well known variety of great hardi- 

 ness. It is a favorite because of its 



Pice a pungens glauca 



