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Willow, American fountain {SuUx purpurea). A slender- 
growing species, wliicli forms a fine weeping-tree when worked 
on a tall stem. SI. 
Babylonian (S. Dabulonka). Oiiginnlly from Asia: it is now 
well known as tlic most graceful of trees, and is indispensable for 
low grounds and water-sccncry. 
Kilmarnock (S. caprca pcndula). A variety of the Goat Willow, 
wliicli, wlicn grafted on standards, forms remarkably regular, pen- 
dulous beads. $1.50. 
rosemary-leaved (S. pdhlwis). A small native shrub, which, 
when grafted, forms a beautiful specimen. $1. 
Salomon's (S. Salomon). Anew and more hardy and stronger- 
growing kind than the Babylonian. 
weeping silver (S. serissca pendula). A new and very remark- 
able and distinct silvcr-Icavcd weeping variety. $1.50. 
DECIDUOUS AND BROAD-LEAVED EVERGREEN 
SHRUBS. 
Price, except as noted, 50 cents each. 
Almond, double rose [Prumis .Taponica multiplex, and erroneously 
Ami/fjdaUis pumila). A charming shrub, bearing a profusion of 
double rose flowers, 
double white (P. Chinensis fl.pl.)- A recent and elegant va- 
riety, with beautiful double snowy-while flowers. 
Althssa (Hibiscus Sjriacus). A largo-sized shrub from Syria, of 
easy culture, and desirable on account of its profusion of flowers 
in autumn. The following arc best varieties : — 
alba plena, double white, 
anemone flora, very pretty, 
ccerulea, double blue. 
elegantissima, a large double blush, with deep purple markings ; 
one of llio best. 
pOBOniflora, large double lilac, 
rubra fl. plena, double red. 
speciosa, pink, elegantly mottled. 
totUS albus, pure white, single. 
variegata, foliage broadly marked with white ; flowers purple. 
violacea, double purple. 
Andromeda floribunda. A beautiful broad-leaved evergreen 
shrub, having a profusion of small, wnxy-white, bell-shaped flow 
ers in early spring. $1. 
