NE^W G-UIDE TO ROSE CULTURE. 



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*Deutzia Orenata. — Height four feet ; similar growth and habit to above; flowers very- 

 double ; /z^r^ white, beautifully tinged with rose; hardy and fine. 15 cents; larger 

 size, 20 cents. 



A Spray of Deutzia Crenata. A Spray of Deutzia Fortunii. 



*Deutzia Fortunii. — Height two to three feet ; one of the most beautiful and profuse 

 flowering varieties ; pure white, perfectly hardy. 1 5 cents ; larger size, 20 cents. 



Jessamine. — Yellow flowers ; sweet-scented. 1 5 cents ; larger size, 20 cents. 



Lilac. — New purple ; im- 

 mense heads of beauti- 

 ful purple flowers ; very 

 sweet and much es- 

 teemed. 1 5 cents ; larger 

 size, 20 cents. 



*Ligustrum Californi- 

 ca ( California Privet). — 

 Remarkable for the 

 beauty of its foliage and 

 its regular symmetrical 

 growth ; the leaves afe 

 dark green, very glossy 

 and wax-like ; it is excel- 

 lent for planting singly 

 on the lawn or in hedges. 

 1 5 cents ; larger size, 20 

 cents. 



Mock Orange or Sy- 

 ringa. — A rapid grow- 

 ing, medium-sized shrub, 

 with very fragrant white 

 flowers. 15 cents; larger 

 size, 20 cents. 



Pyrus Japonica {Ja- 

 f>a7i Quince). — Two 



KINDS, CRIMSON AND A SpRAY OF SpIREA BiLLARDI. A SpRAY OF WeIGELA RoSEA. 



PURE WHITE, low bushy shrubs, with glossy green leaves and sharp thorns. They bear 

 a profusion of beautiful flowers, very early in Spring, and are exceedingly showy and 

 handsome. 15 cents; larger size, 20 cents. 



