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OUNT HOPE NURSERIES • • • ORNAMENTALS. 
Purple Lilac. 
flKCim oVS SHRUBS, continued. 
HYDRANGEA, Large-clustered, A fine, large shrub, bearing showy panicles of pink 
and white flowers in the greatest profusion. It is quite hardy, and is altogether 
a most admirable shrub for planting singly, or on the lawn in masses. 
LILAC, Common Purple. One of the hardiest, best shrubs ; very well known and 
popular. 
Large-flowering White [Syringa alba gra7idiJlora). Has very large, pure white 
panicles of flowers; considered the best. 
PURPLE FRINGE, or Smoke Tree. A conspicuous small tree, of spreading habit, 
covered in midsummer with a profusion of dusky, fringe-like flowers. 
QUINCE, Japan Scarlet. Bright scarlet flowers in early spring. Makes a beautiful 
and useful hedge. 
SYRINGA. All the species and varieties of the Syringa have white flowers, many of 
them quite fragrant. Assorted varieties. 
SNOWBALL. A well-known favorite shrub, of large size, with numerous globular 
clusters of very handsome white flowers in June. 
SPIR.$A (Meadow Sweet). The Spiraeas are all elegant low shrubs of the easiest 
culture, and their blooming extends over a period of five months. 
Arisefolia (White Beam Tree-leaved Spiraea). An elegant species from imrthwest 
America ; habit dense and bushy ; plant entirely covered with greenish white 
blossoms in June. 
WEIGELA rosea. An elegant shrub, with fine, rose-colored flowers. Quite hardy ; 
blossoms in May. 
WHITE FRINGE { Chionanthus Virginica). One of the best small trees, with superb 
foliage, and fragrant, fringe-like, white flowers. Exceedingly graceful. 
DECIDUOUS HEDGE PLANTS. 
HONEY LOCUST. Very hardy and desirable for the north. Foliage fine and fern- 
like. 
OSAGE ORANGE, Highly esteemed in the west and south ; not hardy enough for 
the northern states. 
Our Stock is Always Packed Well for Sliipineiit. 
