WESTBURY STATION, 
Evergreens 
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White Pine bank in formal garden. It is not generally' known that by pruning in May and June it may be kept low, dense 
and full. Pachysandra terminalis is the low evergreen at the base. 
COMMON HILMLOCK, continued 
We offer an unparalleled opportunity to reproduce the effect of the old Yew hedges 
of England, having a hedge about 30 years old, 9 feet high and wide, clipped to a uniform shape, and 
prepared for successful transplanting. For taller effects, we offer a group 25 feet high, 40 feet long and 
25 feet wide. 
Carolina. T. Caroliniana. A graceful, hardy tree of a lighter green than the above. 
JUNIPLR. Juniperus 
Most of the Junipers are small trees or shrubs, the Red Cedar being the most valuable of all as a tree. 
(See page 30.) 
Irish. J. communis, var. Hibernica. This is 
accustomed to a more equable climate than ours, 
and frequently winter-kills here. It grows as a 
cylindrical column useful in formal planting. 
. We recommend using the red cedar in its place, 
and offer large quantities of uniform specimens, 
trained by a machine of our invention. 
Flat. J. communis, var. Canadensis. While 
botanists call this species the same as the Irish, 
it differs in hardiness and form. It makes a 
broad, saucer-shaped bush covering the rugged 
hillsides of New England, and is occasionally 
found on Long Island. 
Golden. J. communis, var. Canadensis aurea. 
This makes a bright golden mat i to 2 feet high 
and 5 feet wide. 
J. Chinensis, var, procumbens. The Japanese use 
this for holding the drifting sand at the seashore, 
and, like many Japanese plants, it is perfectly at 
home here. It looks like a carpet of bright 
green moss 6 inches deep, closely covering the 
ground. When it becomes more common, some 
one will make a charming effect with it as a 
ground cover. It mg.y be used in front of ever- 
greens on a steep bank, on the side of a terrace 
slope or in a rockery. 
Prostrate, or Trailing. /. Sabina, var. prostrata. 
This attractive creeping Juniper is native to 
New England, It grows as a cushion 10 inches 
deep, or its long trailing branches hug the rocks 
and hang over the top of a wall or the crest of a 
surf-beaten cliff. It may be vised as border tg 
evergreen plantings. 
