8 Harlan P. Kelsey, Highlands Nursery, 
HEMLOCKS. - 
(Tsaga Canadensis.) 
Thomas Meelian, in "Ornamental Trees," remarks of the Hemlock : " II 
would not be exaggeration to pronounce this the most beautiful evergreen in 
cultivation." The leading Nurserymen now say : The demand is unlimited. 
IVe say: The supply is equal to it if you order through us. 100,000 fine 
plants growing in Nnrsery. We are also introducing the grand new and dis- 
tinct species, 
CAROLIIVA HEMLOCK. 
(Tsuga Caroliniana. Harland P. Kelsey, Introducer.) 
With a charming pyramidal growth and very dense foliage. We now 
have a fairly large stock of several thousands of this most rare conifer to offer. 
LEIOPHYLLUM PROSXRATUM. 
(Harland P. Kelsey, Introducer.) 
The beautiful "Mountain Heath" of our Carolina Mountains, and the 
prostrate form of the L. huxi/olium. We supplied thousands to the estate of 
Mr. George W. Vanderbilt, at Asheville, N. C, for planting on the border of 
his magnificent "Approach Road," and for hillside and rock work ^o.nivi 
strong plants, mostly with buds, to offer 
ARISXOLOCHIA SIPHO. 
Several thousands of this strong vine in strong specimens, drown on con- 
tract at low rates. 
