D. HILL NURSERY CO., DUNDEE, ILLINOIS 
A New Style 
Is Sweeping the 
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E verywhere we look we see 
I fresh evidence of the great desire 
for beautiful home surroundings 
that is sweeping the country. The editors 
of our great magazines and newspapers, 
whose fingers are ever on the public 
pulse, are fully conscious of this trend and 
are devoting ever increasing space to the 
subject of beautifying the home grounds. 
As a result, the eyes of the American 
people are being directed, as never before, 
to their home surroundings. Garden 
Clubs are springing up everywhere, and 
all over America one finds a new interest 
in the fascinating pastime of beautifying 
the home. America will become the gar¬ 
den spot of the world when every citizen 
comes fully to realize that—“It’s Not a 
Home Until It’s Planted.” 
Seeing is believing. Compare the small 
pictures at the bottom of this page with 
finished plantings, shown in the colored 
pictures. The transformation is easy and 
now inexpensive, and it is permanent. 
The foundation is a good place to begin 
to transform your home. Suggestions for 
the proper selection and arrangement of 
the trees are given on pages 2 and 3. 
Dwarf and slow growing trees should be 
used. Avoid large growing Spruces, 
Pines and Firs. 
For the taller, narrow trees for each 
side of the entrance and at the corners 
use Pyramidal Arborvitae, American 
Arborvitae, Column Chinese Juniper, 
Cannart Redcedar, Irish Juniper, Dun¬ 
dee Juniper, Redcedar, Hill Silver Juni¬ 
per and Silver Redcedar. If the location 
is very shady, use Hemlock or Japanese 
Yew. 
Beneath windows, along the founda¬ 
tion wall, or in front of the trees men¬ 
tioned above, use Pfitzer Juniper, Von 
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Ehron Juniper, Andorra Juniper, Roster 
Juniper, Mugho Pine and Woodward 
Arborvitae. 
If very low growing trees are wanted, 
use Japanese Juniper, Sargent Juniper 
and Waukegan Juniper. 
These trees are offered in various sizes, 
as quoted on pages 6 to 11. Remember 
Evergreens grow! Small sizes quickly 
develop. All the varieties mentioned can 
easily be trimmed so you need never have 
an overgrown planting. 
