68 CATALOGUE OF THE YOKOHAMA iNLTHSKKY Co., Ltd. (1911). 



AnunliiiJiria fastuosa, tall and 

 erect l>anil)()()^ Avith luxuriant 

 leaves, 14-15 ft. in height with 

 a girth 3-4 inches — height : 

 1^2 ft. per 10. $2.50 ; per 100, 

 $20.00. 



FIiras>iiu{es communis, (Japanese 

 rush) the stem extensively 

 use for supporting chrysan- 

 tiiemuni also thatching and 

 making nia(s for shading 

 (clump ]tot grown) per 10, 

 $1.50 per 100, $13.50. 



Kulalia Xatsiilto, early variety, 

 flowers in fJuIy and August 

 (clump) — per iO, $1.00; per 

 100, $8.00. 



BAIMBU.SA vj;rj'uiui, 



Eulalia Japoiiica, very graceful tall ornamental grass giving ostrich 

 feather-like ])anicles used for dry l^ourpu t 



Eulalia Japouica Zohrina, distinct white band across ihe leaves in 

 succession, ^vhile ^mniclcs 



Evergrt'eu Eulalia, (Mis(anthnfi Jajionicus) evergreen gnnving 

 mostly at the sea-s'de, 5-6 feet in height, larger and stronger 

 than common Tjdalia, dried spikes furnish a ])arlour orna- 

 ment (strong clump) 



MiSCanthus saccliariflonia, (()?4"i) cln.^eally of the Kulalia Japouica 

 5-6 feet, leaves hroader and stronger than the Eulalia Ja})onica 

 (strong clum])) 



Carex Oaudicliaudiaua, a ( arex, w ith luxuriant narrow long leaves 

 tliriving AVell in moist ])lace , 



Miscantlius condeiisatus, broad leaved Eulalia, its young leaves good 

 for feeding cattle 



per 10 

 $1.00 



1.50 



1.00 

 2.50 

 1.50 



per 100 

 $8.00 



13.50 



11.00 



8.00 

 22.50 



STOCK PLANTS FOR GKAETINO ON k SEEDLINGS FOll KEFOFtESTlNO 



PURPOSES. 



Deciduous trees : 



Citrus trifoliata seedlins»- 



Ditto 



Magnolia Kolms *• 

 Persimmou 

 Pyrus Toriugo " 

 Pruuus triflora 

 Maple " 

 Chestnut " 

 Pear " 



Cutt'ns: and Seellin 



fov <»rafiing. 

 year, j er l,O(,0 



1 



2-3 



;1().00 

 3.50 

 11.50 

 11.50 

 11.50 

 15.00 

 11.00 

 12.00 

 7.00 



Cutting and Feedling 

 for graft n^,'. 

 ler l,r,00 

 $11.50 

 8.00 



Deciduous trees : year. 

 Peach seedling- 2-3 



Alnus maritima " " 

 Rhus veniicifera 11.00 

 R. succedanea 11.00 



Quercus serrata " " 7.50 



Q. glandulifera " 7.50 

 Q. crispula " 7.50 



Zelkowa Keaki " 4.50 



Cherry " 8.00 



Prunus pseudo-cerasus, var. Fujisakura, (P. incisa). This is a hardy Avild variety Avhich 

 comes from Mount Fuji and we re(;ommend it as the best variety of stock plant for 

 Prunus communis and cherry to grafc on, especially tliose Avho Avant to make a dwarf 

 plant for pot culture as the tree is a dwarf nature and bears fruit abundantly. Asa 

 garden ]dant it is also very handsome f»r its w hite blossom coming out eariv in spring, 

 before all other cherries do— per 100, $2.50 ; per 1,000, $22.00. 



Price in TT. S. DoVl 



