CHASE, ALABAMA 
LINING-OUT STOCK (Continued) 
CONIFEROUS EVERGREENS (Continued) 
Per 100 
Thuja orientalis aurea conspicua, 8-12 In.$15.00 
Thuja or. aurea nana, 4-6 In. 15.00 
Thuja or. aurea nana, 6-8 In... 17.50 
Thuja or. aurea nana globosa, 4-6 In. 15.00 
Thuja or. bakeri, 8-12 In. 15.00 
Thuja or. bonita, 6-8 In. 12.50 
Thuja or. compacta, 6-8 In. 15.00 
Thuja or. compacta, 8-12 In. 17.50 
Thuja or. elegantissima, 8-12 In. 15.00 
Thuja or. pyramidalis, 8-12 In—... 15.00 
NOTE: For full description of varieties, see finished 
stock under heading “CONIFERS.” 
BROADLEAVED EVERGREEN SHRUBS 
Field-grown except as noted. Quantities to suit purchaser. 
See also Potted Plants on pages 60-61. 
Per 100 Per 1000 
Abelia grandifiora, 8-12 In.$. $35.00 
Buxus arborescens (Tree Box), 4-6 In. 3.50 . 
Buxus suffruticosa (Dwarf Box), 2-4 In.. 3.00 . 
Euonymus colorata (Spreading Winterberry), 
8-12 In. 3.50 . 
Euonymus patens (Winterberry), 8-12 In. 5.00 . 
Ilex opaca (American Holly), 6-12 In. 7.50 . 
Laurocerasus caroliniana (Cherry Laurel), 
6-12 In., S. .. 5.00 . 
Ligustrum japonicum (Japanese Privet), 
8-12 In., S. 5.00 . 
Mahonia aquifolium (Oregon Holly-Grape), 
6-12 In., S. 45.00 
Mahonia aquifolium (Oregon Holly-Grape), 
8-12 In., transplanted. 10.00 . 
Nandina domestica, 4-6 In., S. 25.00 
Nandina domestica, 4-6 In., transplanted. 7.50 . 
Pyracantha coccinea lalandi (Laland Firethorn), 
8-12 In... 10.00 . 
RHODE ISLAND, November 23, 1934: “The shipment of shrubs arrived 
today ill first-class order, and according- to the invoice.” 
SOUTH CAROLINA. November 26, 1934: “The Junipers recently received 
were very nice.” 
VIRGINIA, November 25, 1934: “The trees came through in good con¬ 
dition without boxing, and very promptly for freight.” 
ILLINOIS, June 18, 1935: “I am pleased to report that I received ex¬ 
cellent results from all of the evergreens purchased from your firm.” 
MISSISSIPPI, December 2, 1934: “The shipment of shrubs came in in 
nice condition.” 
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