CATALOGUE OF TUBES, ETC. 
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OYDONIA JAPONICA. (Pyrus Japonica or Japan Quince.) Scarlet ; an old favorite, 
having a profusion of bright scnrlt t floners in early spring. One of the best early 
shrubs we have ; no tlower garden should be without one or more. 
DEUTZI.A. A class of very useful and popular flowering shrubs, of compact and bushy 
growth. . 
Creiiata. Double flowering ; a handsome variety. Flowers white, tinged rose. 
Crenata 11 . pi. .-Vlba. New ; flowers pure white. , . , , 
Gracilis. Flowers pure white, bell shaped ; dwarf and graceful ; is often forced by 
florists for its prettv flowers, which a,, pear with very little heat in the winter. 
Pi-i<lc of KochesteV; Double pink ; fine. ■ u t. v 
HONEYSUCKLE, Tartarian Upright or Bush. A vigorous shrub of upright habit, 
suited to almost any soil and exposure ; leaves good size and rich green ; flowers 
pinkish, coming early, before the leaves, and very fragrant. 35 cents each. 
HYDKANGE.A. Vigorous, spreading shrubs with large showy leaves and great pani- 
cled flowers ; well known and valuable. Thrive best if planted in jiartial shade and 
somewhat moist ground. 
Otaksa. Flowers pink, occasionally blue, in immense trusses. 50 cents each. 
Paiiiculata Gramliflora. Of spreading form, bearing immense pyramidal panicles 
of white flowers, more than a foot long, which change to pink, and finally to purple. 
Blooms from June to frost ; one of the best ornamental shrubs, and popular every- 
where. 50 cents each. , . „ • . 
Thomas Hogg. Plant not so strong as above. Abundant white flowers in immense 
heads, often ten to fifteen inches in diameter ; the best of its class, and very fine for 
pot culture. 50 cents each. , 
JASMINE, Catalonian. Foliage beautiful ; fragrant white flowers. H.ardyhere. 
LIL.AC. Well known, hardy and fragrant. Grow well in almost any soil and are very 
beautiful. 
Purple. The well-known variety ; good bloomer. 
White. Rich glossy foliage ; flowers pure white. 75 cents each. 
Persian Purple. Has a heavy crop of blooms in the spring, and then blooms occa- 
sionally through summer and fall. 50 cents each. 
PHIIiADELPHUS. (Svringa or Mock Orange.) Strong growers ; beautiful and showy. 
Gramliflora. Flowers very large, slightly fragrant. 35 cents each. 
Coronarius. White ; fragrant. 35 cents each. 
Coronarius fl. i)l. Semi double flowers. 35 cents each. 
SPIllEA. A very extensive class of flowering shrubs, embracing many forms and colors 
of blooms ; popular and good. 
Blllardii. Large spikes of deep pink flowers ; profuseand perpetual bloomer ; Iragrant. 
Callosa. Flowers pink ; everblooming. 
Callosa Alba. Flowers white; everblooming, of dwarf growth; very neat and des ta- 
ble. 35 cents each. 
Callosa Siiperba. Flowers pale flesh. 
Prunifolia. Flowers small, pure white, very double, produced in great profusion, upon 
long slender branches ; blooms early in spring. 35 cents each. 
Rcevcsit. (Bridal Wreath.) Single while. 
Kcevesii fl. pi. Large round clusters of double white flowers, covering the whole plant. 
One of the best ; blooms in soring. , . „ ^ c 
Thunl)orj^ii. Low growing, with beautiful foliage ; abundant white flowers. One oi 
the most charming of all low growing shrubs. 50 cents each. . , • , • j 
POMEGll.ANATE. Flowering and fruiting. Perfectly hardy south of this latitude. 
Here they are killed to the ground during the coldest winters, but grow out again in 
the spring. 
Double White. 
Double Ketl. ... , ^ a 
SNOWB.AIiIi. A favorite old shrub, producing large globular clusters of white flowers. 
50 cents each. . . 1. ■ • 
SNOWBEUBY. Pink flowers in spring, and quantities of large white w'axy berries in 
nUlUlllll. ^ . Ill* 
WIEGEIiIA. Very useful shrubs, bearing pretty flowers at a time when bloom is scarce. 
Amahilis. Of robust growth ; pink, very profuse bloomer. Spring and fall. 
Amabilis Alba. Flowers white, turning pink soon after opening. 
Nivea. Rather dwarfish habit ; flowers pure white, in spikes. 
Kosea. Fine rose-colored flowers in spring ; one of the best and most popular Wiegelias. 
Kosea Variegata. A variety of the preceding, with variegated foliage ; of dwarfish 
habit and an exquisite bloomer. 50 cents each. 
PRIVET. A class of shrubs or low trees, fine both in foliage and flower. 
California. Rich glossy foliage ; white flowers. , j u 
Japan. Fine shrub or low tree ; foliage broad ; panicles of white flowers, followed by 
purple berries. 50 cents each. ,, , 
Coininon European. The leaves are dark green and smaller than those of the pre- 
ceding varieties. Beautiful as a single shrub or for hedging. 
