KELSEY'S HARDY AMERICAN EVERGREENS 
PRICES ARE AT BOXFORD NURSERY 
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Leiophyllutn prostratum as a rockery plant in Massachusetts 
^hJ-arfw?^ 0 "*', ^^ved Laurel. 2 to 4 ft. Makes fine ground-cover. A charming, 
show v r V ^ ' , KC -." , ' raI l ha " t ^ K. forming dense, low clumps. In early spring 
snowy clusters of wheel-shaped, deep rose-colored flowers. Each I0 too 
„.,,._ D ."■ ; • So 35 $3 00 $20 00 
*h,?w"v H ,,hR- r , 1 t0 Z , 1- L J U ' Ber ti<nvi ' rs tllan Preceding species; crimson-purple and very 
showy. Both K. glauca and K. Angustifolia are invaluable for the Rhododendron border. 
1 to iU ft Eacl1 10 100 
$0 45 $4 OO $35 00 
LEDUM groenlandicum (latifolium). Labrador Tea. 1 to 4 ft. 
A delightful little ericaceous plant. Handsome white flowers in 
umbel-like racemes and fine foliage; adapted for borders of ever- 
green shrubberies ami swampy situations. Each 10 100 
8 to 10 m Jo 25 $2 00 Ji8 00 
LEIOPH YLLUM buxifolium. Sand Myrtle. 1 to 4 ft. Extremely 
useful heath-like plant, "box-leaved." The beautiful white or 
? j g pink flowers in May completely cover the bush. Each 10 
6- to o-in. spread $ 0 3 „ j 2 50 
rostratum. Mountain Heath. 6 to 12 inches. The Carolina 
mountains prostrate form of this beautiful genus. Rockwork 
evergreen, closely covering the surface with a bed of green. In 
full bloom May or June; produces a striking effect. The delicate 
flowers are tinged with pink. One of our choicest alpine plants. 
... . Each 10 100 
3- to 6-in. spread $0 50 $4 00 $35 00 
6- to y-m. spread 75 6 00 
LEUCOTHOE CATESB/EI. 3 to 8 ft. Few shrub evergreens of 
the broad-leaved sort have the grace of this one. The thick, 
y _ _. . - . shining green leaves are evenlv disposed on long, recurved 
aaPFV.'^SH branches, with dense racemes of beautiful, white, bell-shaped 
■h*..* flowers. As an undershrub or for banks and the borders of 
streams it is without a rival. The spravs make beautiful winter 
decorations indoors, turning a rich bronze in the fall where 
^ir • exposed to the sun. My stock of this broad-leaved border plant 
ls the best I have ever had and the larger sizes will give im- 
mediate effect. All the heavy clumps come balled, and where the 
large sizes are used in quantity it is preferable to forward in car 
shipments. See illustration, page 15. Each 10 100 
£S Kjft *<> so l 4 00 J30 00 
Leiophyllum boxifoliun, t C. Y.\ :::.":::::: ,2 ,f |S SS 
(Sand Myrtl.) 2 to 3 ft V. \ [ \ \ g £ 00 1^ 00 
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