19 



European fragrant, or sweet J m]sA e\ pirns coronar.'ua 



sc nted mock orange, .5 cts. 3 ' 



Double flowering 1 Almond,25 cts. Amvgdalus pumila, pleno 

 Christ's thorn, from the Holy } ha liurus 



Land, 50 cts. 5 



Honey suckle, 20 cts. Azalea bicolor 



Dogwood, 20 cts. Cornus Vlorida 



Indigo shrub, or bastard indfe*? Amornha fruetkos? 



with spikes of flowers, o/ $ cts. 3 

 Yellow flowering bladder senna, 5 ^ M . borescens 



bloom in Spring ct Autumn, 2o > 

 Shrubby St. John's wort, 25 cts. Hypericum kalmianuxn 

 Spice wood, 20 cts. Lauras benzoin 



Winter berry, 25 cts. Prinusverticiliatus, 



Yellow flowering currant, 25 cts. Ribes aureum 

 Variegated willow, with mottled ? ,. . 



leaves & large flowers, 2o cts. ^ 5 



"Franklinia, 100 cts. Gordonia pubescens 



Snow drop, or silver bell, 50 cts. Helesia tetraptera 

 Witch hazel 50 cts. Hemamelis virginiea 



New Jersey tea, 20 cts. Ceanothus americanua 



MAIN'S VIRGINIA, OR HEDGING THORN, 



Raised in abundance, from four to five dollars a thousand, 

 with a reasonable deduction to persons taking several thousands. 

 They will be packed in hogsheads, boxes, or mats, so as to be 

 sent with perfect safely to any part of the country, at a small 

 expense. Seed, prepared for sowing, two dollars per quart. 



PYKACANTH A. OB EVERGREEN THORN, 



At six dollars per thousand. Seed prepared for sowing, at 

 five dollars per quart. 



ROSE BUSHES. 



Chinese Ever Bloomixg, or Monthly Roses. 

 Mo. 1, Tea scented rosa odorata, 2 dollars 



2, Daily rose, pale red, 50 cents to 1 dollar 



3, Hamilton, or blush marble d, 50 cents to 1 dollar 



4, Chinese velvet. • r Otaheitc, 50 cents to 1 dollar 

 *5, Landreth*s white middle daily rose. 75 cents 



6 Sanguinea, deep crimson, 50 cents to 1 dollar 



