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HERBST BROTHERS, INC. 
TREE AND SHRUB SEEDS 
14 lb. lb. 
CRATAEGUS 
coccinea, Thicket Hawthorn, C.S.45 1.35 
cordata, Washington Hawthorn, D.B.30 .90 
crusgalli, Cockspur Thorn, C.S.40 1.25 
The above is one of the varieties the U. S. 
Forest Service is considering for the new Shelter 
Belt Project just recently authorized by the Presi¬ 
dent. You should grow some. 
monogyma, English Hawthorn, C.S.30 .85 
oxycantha, English Hawthorn, C.S.30 .85 
prunifclia, Plumleaf Hawthorn, C.S.45 1.50 
punctata, Dotted Hawthorn (Berries) .40 1.20 
CRYPTOMERIA 
japonica elegans, Plume Cryptomeria .85 3.00 
japonica lobbi, Lobb Cryptomeria .55 1.75 
CUPRESSUS 
arizcnica, Arizona Cypress .75 2.50 
benthami, Bentham Cypress .80 2.75 
funebris, Mourning Cypress .70 2.25 
goveniana, Gowen Cypress .70 2.25 
lusitanica, Portuguese Cypress .85 3.0G 
macnabiana, Macnab Cypress . 1.15 4.25 
macrocarpa, Monterey Cypress .55 1.75 
sempervirens, Italian Cypress .25 .75 
sempervirens horizontalis, Spreading Italian 
Cypress .25 .75 
sempervirens stricta, Columnar Italian Cypress.. .30 .85 
torulosa, Bhutan Cypress .45 1.35 
CYDONIA 
japonica, Flowering Quince, C.S.75 2.45 
oblcnga, (vulgaris), Common Quince, C.S.30 1.00 
CYTISUS 
nigricans. Spike Broom . 1.75 6.85 
scoparius, Scotch Broom .35 1.15 
DAPHNE 
mezereum, February Daphne, C.S. 1.15 4.00 
mezereum rubrum, Red February Daphne, C.S... 1.45 5.25 
DEUTZIA 
scabra crenata, C.S.55 1.75 
DIOSPYROS 
virginiana, Common Persimmon .25 .75 
DRACAENA 
draco, Dragontree .75 2.50 
ELAEAGNUS 
angustifolia, Russian Olive .25 .75 
The above is one of the varieties the U. S. 
Forest Service is considering for the new Shelter 
Belt Project just recently authorized by the Presi¬ 
dent. You should grow some. 
lomgipes, Cherry Elaeagnus .55 1.75 
ENKIANTHUS 
campanulatus, Redvein Enkianthus . 1.50 4.50 
cernus rubens . 1.00 3.00 
EUONYMUS 
americanus, Brook Euonymus .35 1.25 
atrcpurpureus, Wahoo .45 1.50 
latifolius, Broadleaf Burningbush .40 1.20 
EXOCHORDA 
grandiflora. Common Pearlbush .55 1.75 
FAGUS 
americana, American Beech .45 1.25 
sylvatica, European Beech . 30 .85 
sylvatica purpurea, Purple Beech .55 1.75 
FRAXINUS 
americana, White Ash .35 1.10 
excelsior, European Ash .30 .85 
lanceolata, Green Ash .35 1.10 
The above is one of the varieties the U. S. 
Forest Service is considering for the new Shelter 
Belt Project just recently authorized by the Presi¬ 
dent. You should grow some. 
mandschurica, Manchurian Ash .40 1.25 
nigra. Black Ash .40 1.25 
ornus. Flowering Ash .30 .85 
pennsylvanica, Red Ash .30 .85 
velutina, Arizona Ash .50 1.50 
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