Rayner^s True American 



HOLLY 



Now you can have Holly as inexpensively as many shrubs by 

 buying in the transplant size just as many nurserymen tlo. In 

 this size it transplants readily and successfully. Thrives from 

 {Jeorgia to Massachusetts. 



VIGOROUS HOLLY SEEDLINGS 



Holly trees are somewhat unusual as far as ornamental plants 

 are concerned because the male and female flowers are on sepa- 

 rate trees. Thus, only the female trees produce the well-known 

 bright red holly berries. The male trees are needed for pollinji- 

 lion and their leaves have the same beauty as female trees. 



These seedlings are about 12 to 16 inches tall and have a 

 sturdy root system. There are about half male and half female 

 trees in each shipment. Under proper conditions these plants will 

 rapidly develop into fine trees that are a valuable addition to any 

 planting. Hollies prefer a moist, acid soil. 



6 for $2.95; 12 for $5.25; 25 for $10,00 



POTTED HOLLY PLANTS 



Grown in 3" pots and shipped to you with the earth ball it 

 grew in. 2 female plants and 1 male plant for pollination. Sold 

 in this combination only. 3 HOLLY PLANTS from pots $3.95. 



See page 19 for Postal Rates. 



TIOT.T.Y PT.ANT 



Closenp of HoH.v Berries 

 below. 



Mnltif lora Rose 



Not Just A Beautiful Plant — 

 But A Practical Living Fence. 



In All Types of Soil The Cheapest 



Fencing You Can Buy - It Mends 



Itself - It Lasts A Lifetime! 



Grows Rapidly! 



Suitable For All U. S. A. Except Most 

 Northern Areas. 



■^'~'^'1M''M^JSSL.''^^S!1M^M^^^IL.'^W^W^^ After planting it is best to keep down 



4^&:.»d£#.j[^K.:....^^lL^^MK^^Hi^l^^w^^.^jP^^H weed competition and to use some fertili- 

 zer in the spring for the first 2 or 3 years. 

 For full information we snggest yon send 

 5c to the United States Government Print- 

 ing Oflfice. Washington 25, D. C. Ask for 

 Aliiltiflora rose gives best results when planted U.S.D.A. leaflet No. 87 entitled "The Miil- 

 in early spring. However; fall plantings are usual- tiflora Rose." 

 ly successful if a mulch is applied to prevent frost 



heaving. Fertile soil gives best results, and little MULTIFLORA ROSE PRICE LIST 



or no fertilizer is needed. However, on sandy or Vigorous 12-18" Branched Plants 



poor soil some fertilizer and cultivation may be ok i * t£9 9' 



needed to get the plants off to a good start. It is ^^ plants Jh^.^o 



liest to prepare the land in the fall, but this can be 50 plants 4.15 



done just before planting. The soil should be well loo plants . . . 7.50 



shon^f hf ' ^'^^ '^ '^ '^ ^^'''.^■'' ^'^i""^'^' }^'? P^"""^-^ •'^OO plants 30.00 



^nould be set on a ridge. A planting distance of ' 



lS-24 in. apart in the row gives best results. See Page 19 For Postal Rates 



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