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For plantations or hedges these can be supplied, by the hundred, at low rates. 
Price, SO cents, unless noted. 
Almond — Double ; a charming shnib with profuse rose flowers. 
Dovible white; lilce the above, the flowers being pure white. 
Althaea — A small tree with large showy flowers of various colors in 
August and September. Four best kinds. 
Azalea Pontica — Yellow flowering. • 
Pink ; very gay with its profuse and fragrant pink flowers. 
Ghent varieties; superb named kinds, at $1 each. 
Berberry Purple — Desirable on account of its soft purple leaved 
Sigaonia — A vine with large scarlet trumpet flowers. ^ 
Box-Tree — An indispensable, compact, bushy evergreen. 
Calycanthus — Prized for the aromatic fragrance of its wood. 
Cornus — Florida; a nmrdl flowering tree, with fine autumn foliage. 
Mascula ; cornel ian-cherry. 
Variegata; new, and very marked variegated leaves. $1. 
Sanguinea; fine foli.ige; its scarlet wood is very effective in winter. 
Crataegus Pyracantha — Nearly evergreen, fine scarlet beries. 
Currant — Double scarlet; very brilliant, large flowers, conspicnous. 
Daphne Mezerium — Deliciously fragrant flowers in early spring. 
Daphne Cneorum — More spreading ill habit, nearly evergreen, 
with fragrant pink flowers. 
Deutzia Crenata — Medium growth, fine. 
Crenata flore plena. A' decided acquisition from ,Tapan, profusely 
flowering, double white, beautifully tinged deep rose. 
Gracilis; a charming small shrub, with profuse white starry 
flowers. 
Scabra; stronger in growth, but similar. 
Deutzia Fortunii — similar in foliage and habit to Crenata, with 
wliite flowers. New flue. , 
Euonymous (Strawberry- Tree) — Beautiful red berries in au- 
tUMUI. 
Latifolia; large foliage and berries. 75 cents. 
Evergreen; broad deep green leaves, beautiful, needs covering. 
Forsythia Viridissima — Rich, dark-green wood, golden flowers. 
Suspensa; a new kind, of creeping habit. 75 cents. 
Fringe-Tree — Exquisite and curious white flowers, foliage rich 
green. 
Hazel Purple — Leaves dark purple, fine. 
Holly, American — An evergreen of slow growth. 
