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CHOICE SHRUBS. 
This class of plants is specially adapted to ornament lawns and the vicinity of 
dwellings, where heavy sha<le is undesirable. Many very beautiful additions have 
been made to this class, both in rare coloring of fohage and in other merits. 
This list includes choice novelties which should find a place in all grounds. The 
price for plants of good size is 25 cents each. $2 per 10, except as noted. 
Many of these can be supplied in quantity at low rates, on application. 
Almond. Double pink flowering. 25 cents. 
Almond, Chinese. Double white, it is covered with balls of snowy-white 
flowers, very showy. 50 cents. 
Althaeas. Choice varieties, such as Boule de Feu, EUgantissima Grandijlora 
Stiperha, and Tottts Albus. Desirable for late flowering. 
Althaea, Variegated. The strongly marked yellowish-white and deep-green 
of this foliage produces a most pleasing and desirable contrast. 50 cents. 
Andromeda Floribunda. a hardy, broad-leaved evergreen shrub which 
forms its sprays of flowers in the fall, opening in early spring in coral bells of 
wonderful beauty and profusion. Not surpassed by any. gi; extra size, $2. 
Andromeda Japonica. A new and worthy companion of the preceding. $\. 
Azaleas, of the hardy Ghent type, and in variety of the most brilliant colors 
Fine flowering plants, %\. 
Azalea Mollis. "<-'«' type, flowering earlier than the Ghent, and in brilliance 
of colors and form of flowers approaching the superb but tender India varie- 
ties. A great acquisition. 50 cents to $1 each. 
