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Flava Nova. Fragrant bright-yellow. 
Halleana. From japan. Richest glossy-green foliage, lasting into winter. 
Free, yellowish-white flowers, very fragrant. One of the best. 25 cents. 
SempervirenS ( Scarlet Trumpet). Very free, brilliant-scarlet flowers. 
25 cents. 
Running Roses. See Prairie Roses, page 27. 
Wistaria, Chinese, strong-growing. Flowers in immense, long, pale-blue, 
pendulous clusters. 35 cents. 
Alba. Similar to the preceding, except in its white color. 50 cents. 
HEDGE PLANTS. 
Acacia. Three-thomed. The foliage is very beautiful, and it makes a strong 
and fine defence. Very hardy and unsurpassed. 2 years, $2; 3 years, $4. 
Arbor Vitse. American. Stocky plants. I to i ^ feet, ^10 per 100. 
Barberry. "The common variety is excellent and the fruit is very conspicuous 
in fall and winter. 2 years, $3 per 100. 
Purple. This has the added advantage of beautiful, soft-purple foli- 
age. S4. 
Buckthorn. Makes a hardy and strong defence. 2 years, $2; '4 years, $4. 
California Privet {/Js'^lrum ovalifoHum). Fine glossy-green folijge, 
remaining into winter. Excellent where hardy. I3 per 100. 
English Privet. Hardy, rapid in growth, desirable. $2 per 100. 
Lilacs. The standard purple. S3 per 100. 
The Chinese white. $4 per 100. 
Seedlings of Norway. Silver and Scarlet Maple, Scarlet Oak, Chestnuts, 
Berherris Thunbergi, and many other desirable sorts can be furnished, 
for which rates will be given to applicants. 
Spruce, Norway and White. Small plants, S6 per 100; 2 feet, stocky, $15. 
HERBACEOUS PERENNIALS. 
To meet the growing demand for this class of plants, a careful selection of the 
most desirable species and the very best varieties is made, without attempting to 
embrace all the common indifferent kinds. Considering the ease of culture and 
the permanent effect and the brilliance of many of the improved varieties, it is no 
wonder that these plants are increasingly popular. 
Achillea Serrata, fl. pi. Pure-white flowers, very desirable for cutting 
purposes. 20 cents. 
TomentOSa. Numerous bright^yellow flowers; useful for cutting. 20 
cents. 
