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^ North) Main Street Nurseries. 
Vlburnani plicaium vu Decoratiou iJay. 
Viburnum plicatum. This new Snowball (roiii Japan forms an erect 
shrub 0 feet high. It is in full bloom on Decoration Day, wlicn its larfje 
balls of pure white flowers are in ^reat demand. A brancli a fcrol iind a half 
in length, havitif^ a dozen or twenty flowers, interspersed with plaitcil olive 
greeti leaves, is in itself a beautiful bouqxict. It is, perhaps, the most 
pleasinfT o( all slu-iibs, and the true variety is yet very scarce. .50 cts. each; 
larger plants, .tl each. A few extra strong plants, $2.50 to $5 each. 
Deutzia parviflora. Prof. Sargent describes this new variety as "the pret- 
tiest of all the Ueutzias." 75 cts. eaidi, $:^ for '> plants. 
