CATALOGUE OF SEEDS, PJUANTS, BULBS, AND FRUITS. 
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nay's Twentieth Century List of Novelties and Specialties. 
Ilardy, OrnameDtal 
riowering Shrubs • • /• 
Tlif»e have all been tested by ns and [iroven thoroaglilyhardy, witiw 
siHndine our rigorous winters without any protection. T?rloe. nnloM' 
otherwise noted. 25c each or $2.50 per doz. 
JAPANESB SNOWBALI,. 
Deutzia Crenata. J^t" «* ^™ y p«ttyf ^ 
Detltyin riraflli* Adwarfbnsh.covered withepJkesofpnre 
L^CUL^ia VliaVlll». white flttwers in early Bammer. 
Hydrangea Paniculata Qrandiflora. XuLut 
doubt, the grandest shrnb ever introduced. 1 1 tltiives in all sections of 
the country and comes into bloom in Aujnist at a time when all other 
shrubs arc through flowering. Jt produces large pryamidal shaped 
heads of blooms in the greatest proftision. Thetc are pure white when 
they first open, gradually changing to pink and remain on the bush nn. 
til winter. 
I ilaC Purnle The common variety, very hardy and produce* . 
•^••u.^, • ui piw. very fragrant blooms. 
Lilac, White. 
Snowball fnow w^hiteballsofbloom, bosn* in great profusion 
in early summer, ■ • 
Syringa. Pure white. Very fragrant blooms. 
Spirea, Prunifolia or Bridal Wreath. 
of small pure white blossoms in the greatest profusion in early summer. 
Soirea. Van HOUtti. ^^e grandest of an the Splreas. It to 
4^pii T c*ii I ivuLLi. abeautifnl ornament for «he lawn at 
any season but when in flower is a perfect fountain of white bloom, th» 
foliage hardly showing. 
Sambucus Aurea, or Golden Elder. '^J'^ 
tiful shrub, with golden yellow foliage producing a very fine eSect when 
grouped with other shrubs or as single specimen plants on the lawn. It 
Itroducea clusters of pure white flowers, which are followed by the fmit 
timilar in appearance to the common elder berry. 
Viburnum Plicatum or Japanese Snowball. 
k raagntflcicnt variety with mammoth double blossoms, larger than 
Double Paeonias. It is impossible to imagine anything more beautiful 
than one of these shrubs loaded with its great bunches of snow white 
ower«. It is indeed a grand .shrub and without doubt a most valuable 
, ariety for this ct>untry. as it has proven to be as hardy as the Lilac, 
^ew. hardy shrubs grow with such rapidity or blossom. so young as 
his magnificent SnowVjall. It remains in bloom a long time and the 
ppearance of a few of these Giant Snowballs grown in clumps or when 
scattered throughout the yard makes the grandest display imaginable. 
White Frinwe The foUage is thick, leathery and very pleasing 
in appearance. The blooms, resembling tassels 
of white fringe, are borne in great profusion and are very fragrant. 
>ll|.nif> Ra rhf^rrv Vlolct colored foHage and fmit. Avery 
wi Udiuwiij. handsome and attractive ornament on 
' the lawn. 
tannn Olllnf** a verj' showy and popular shrub which blooms 
'"F**** V""**'^* in early spring; flowers bright dazzling scarlet. 
Makes an excellent hedge. 
Honeysuckle, White Tartarian. ^'^^"SZ^X'Zm;: 
vhich blossoms very profiiselj- in the early summer; flowers pure white, 
very pretty and effective. 
Honey Suckle, Red Tartarian. |^rh%7oss''om1,'o7a 
bright red color. 
Wfiff^llfl I?rk«f»a ^ vigorous compact grower producing 
'"^ I\."»C<1. beautiful cup shaped blossoms of a bright 
roie color. Makes a very attractive lawn plant. 
Welgelia, Variegated Leaf. ^,lV7^j!iL''TJ'/.''fZl 
c&vea beautifaly margined with creamy white; flowers rosy pink. 
For $1.00. 
We win send one each of the follow- 
ing hardy shrubs postpaid. 
LII.AO. PTJKPLE, JAPAN aXTmCE, 
HYDRANGEA PANICTTLATA ORANDIFLOEA, 
SYBINOA, PTJKPLE BARBEBKY. 
SPIREA, PRTTNIFOLIA. 
