No Home Planting is Complete Without Shrubs 
Color and Fragrance All Summer Long 
Philadelphus virginalis—Finest of All Mock Oranges 
Callicarpa purpurea (Beauty Berry)—A slender twigged, delicate shrub growing to 4'. 
Prettiest in the fall when its branches are laden with clusters of small, shiny, lavender 
berries. A handsome plant for any garden. 18-24", 35c; 2-3', 50c each. 
Calycanthus floridus (Sweet Shrub)—A neat compact shrub with fragrant double, 
mahogany colored flowers. Grows about 6' high. 18-24", 25c; 2-3', 35c each. 
Cornus alha siberica (Red-branched Dogwood)—Attractive medium sized shrub. 
Blue and white berries in the fall. Bright coral red stems in the winter. 18-24", 25c; 
2-3', 35c each. 
Cotoneaster horizon tabs (Rock Cotoneaster)—A dwarf shrub for rockeries or the 
front row of a border. Bright red berries give color in winter. Leaves are dark and 
glossy. Outstanding at all times. Likes a sunny place. 5" pot plants, 60c each. 
Cydonia japonica (Japan Quince)—Scarlet flowers in early May. Dark glossy foliage. 
Makes beautiful hedges or specimens. 12-18", 35c; 18-24", 50c each. 
Deutzia gracilis (Slender Deutzia)—Bushy and dwarf, a mass of pure white flowers 
in May. Excellent for front of borders or small specimen. 12-18", 35c each. 
Deutzia gracilis rosea—Like above with pink flowers. Less dwarf. 18-24", 50c each. 
Deutzia scabra crenata—Double white flowers in June. Upright to 6'. 2-3', 35c each. 
Deutzia scabra Pride of Rochester—Earliest blooming Deutzia. Large double white 
flowers tinted pink outside. 8'. Showy. 18-24", 25c; 2-3', 35c each. 
Elsholtzia stauntoni (Mint Shrub)—Low shrubby plant, prized for its spikes of 
lilac purple flowers in late summer and fall. Give a sunny place. 15-18", 55c each. 
Euonymus alatus (Winged Spindlewood)—A matchless beauty in Autumn with 
orange-red fruit, like Bittersweet, and leaves deep rose, turning scarlet. Stiffly spread¬ 
ing, corky winged branches are picturesque. Grows easily. 18-24", 35c; 2 3', 50c each. 
Euonymus yedoensis—Attractive all year and like the Spindlewood reaches the climax 
of its beauty in the fall when it is a mass of scarlet berries with bright pink outercoats, 
and brilliant scarlet leaves. Makes a fine compact specimen. 2-3', 75c each. 
Exochorda grandiflora (Pearl Bush)—In early May showy masses of large, pure 
white flowers are displayed on this dainty slender shrub. Grows upright to 10'. 
18-24", 35c; 2-3', 50c each. 
Forsythia spectabilis—This makes the most handsome specimen. Branches covered 
with rich golden flowers. A compact and shapely shrub. 18-24", 35c; 2-3', 50c each. 
Forsythia suspensa—Very long drooping branches. Splendid for covering banks or 
training over trellises. Bright yellow flowers in spring. 18-24", 25c; 2-3', 35c each. 
Hibiscus (Rose-of-Sharon)—Bright flowers in Aug. Double red or pink. 23', 50c each. 
Hydrangea aborescens grandiflora (Hills of Snow)—Medium sized shrub with 
large snowy white flowers from early June to Sept. Very hardy. 18-24", 35c; 2-3', 
50c each. 
Hydrangea paniculata grandiflora—Pyramids of white, pink tinged flowers. Mid- 
July to Oct. Shrubs: 18-24", 25c; 2-3', 35c each. Tree form: 3-4', 50c; 4-5', 75c 
each. 
Ilex verticillata (Black Alder)—This native shrub, a Holly, keeps its bright red berries 
all winter. Splendid for decorating and gives a touch of winter color to the garden. 
Grows about 9' high. Plant 2 or 3 together. 18-24", 35c; 2-3', 50c each. 
Kolkwitzia amabilis (Beauty Bush)—A handsome shrub growing 8' high. Foliage 
fine and glossy. Branches arching, with pink flowers in June. 18-24", 35c; 2-3', 50c 
each. 
Lespedeza formosa (Bush Clover)—Medium sized and bushy. Covered with rosy 
purple pea-like flowers in midsummer. Good among perennials. 2 yr. No. 1 plants, 
50c each. 
ROSA ROFLETTI —Tlie Fairy Rose 
.A Real Treasure for a Rock Garden 
Dwarf , Bright Pink 
Double Flowers 
Double 
Hybrid 
LILACS 
3 in. POT PLANTS 
75c each 
4 in. POT PLANTS 
$1.00 each 
Grown on Their Own Roots by Barnes 
Brothers Special Method. Each One a Splendid Specimen 
Single 
Congo—Red purple. Tone dark to medium. 
Jan Van Tol—White. Long clusters. 
Lamartine—Rose mauve. Intermediate. 
Ludwig Spaeth—Red purple. Dark. 
Royal Blue—Blue. Intermediate. 
Charles Joly—Purple. Dark in tone. 
Ellen Willmott—White. Large clusters. 
Mme. Jules Finger—Pink lilac. Intermediate. 
President Grevy—Lilac blue. Pale. Clusters open and large. 
Prices 
18-24 inch, 75 cents each. 
2-3 feet, $1 each, Post Paid 
Viburnum carles i (Fragrant Viburnum)—A Gem for Every Garden 
Lonicera maacki—Striking in summer and fall with bright red berries and dark green 
leaves. White flowers in June. Tall, spreading shrub. 2-3', 50c each. 
Lonicera tatarica (Tartarian Honeysuckle)—Bushy and tall. Flowers in June. Red 
and orange currant-like fruits in summer. Red or white flowers. 18-24", 25c; 2-3', 
35c each. 
Philadelphus coronarius (Garland Mock Orange)—A fine, old shrub with delight¬ 
fully scented, creamy flowers in May. Grows 10' high. 18-24", 25c; 2-3', 35c each. 
Philadelphus coronarius aureus—Its golden leaves are valuable for contrast in 
groups. Creamy white flowers in May. More dwarf than above. 15-18", 50c ezich. 
Philadelphus virginalis (Virginal Mock Orange)—A magnificent upright shrub. 
Flowers large, white, double and semi-double, fragrant, with long blooming period. 
8'. 18-24 ", 35c; 2-3', 50c each. 
Philadelphus hybrid Avalanche—A graceful dwarf Mock Orange with a profusion of 
creamy white flowers in June. Fragrant. Mature height 4'. 2-3', 50c each. 
Prunus glandulosa (Flowering Almond)—Low shrub with arching branches which 
in spring are covered with double pink flowers. Exquisite for front of border. 2-3', 
75c each. 
Rhodotypos kerrioides (Jetbead)—Bears showy white flowers in May. Shiny jet black 
fruit lasts all winter. Very vigorous and hardy. 18-24", 25c; 2-3', 35c each. 
Spiraea Anthony Waterer—An old favorite among small garden shrubs. Flat clusters 
of bright rose pink flowers last all summer. Mature height 3'. 12-18", 25c; 18-24", 
35c each. 
Spiraea thunbergi—In April and May its delicate arching branches bear fine bright 
green foliage and a profusion of white flowers. 18-24", 35c; 2-3', 50c each. 
Spiraea trichocarpa (Korean Bridal Wreath)—A handsome new shrub similar to S. 
Van Houttei but its flowers are two weeks later. 18-24", 25c; 2-3', 35c each. 
Spiraea Van Houttei—A popular medium sized shrub. Covered in late May and June 
with pure white flowers. Leaves dark and fine; branches arching. 18-24", 25c; 2-3', 
35c each. 
Symphoricarpos racemosus (Snowberry)—This low plant bears pinkish white 
flowers in summer and large white berries in fall and winter. A superb, fine textured 
shrub for borders. Grows to 5' and doesn’t mind shade. 18-24", 25c; 2-3', 35c each. 
Symphoricarpos vulgaris (Coral Berry)—A small shrub that thrives in shade. Its 
small pink clustered berries last until late winter. 18-24", 25c; 2-3', 35c each. 
Syringa vulgaris (Purple Lilac)—The well-known, old-fashioned lilac with real fra¬ 
grance. Makes a fine specimen or hedge. 18-24", 35c; 2-3', 50c each. 
Tamarix africana—Tall and slender with feathery foliage and plumes of pink flowers 
in early summer. Thrives in seaside soils. 18-24", 35c; 2-3', 50c each. 
Viburnum carlesi (Fragrant Viburnum)—Clusters of clove-scented flowers, rose pink 
in bud paling to white. Its sweetness makes it a delight in any garden. Still rare. Broad 
and round growing to 5'. 18-24", B & B, now only $1.00 each. 
Viburnum dentatum (Arrowwood)—Tall, erect. White flowers; black fruit. Richly 
colored in the fall. Fine for informal borders. 18-24", 35c; 2-3', 50c each. 
Viburnum tomentosum—Compact and upright to 10'. Beautiful foliage. Clusters of 
white flowers in May and June. For tall borders or screens. 18-24", 35c; 2-3', 50c 
each. 
Weigela Eva Rathke—A small spreading shrub to 5' with many dark red flowers during 
the summer. Makes a beautiful specimen. 18-24", 35c; 2-3', 50c each. 
Weigela rosea (Pink Weigela)—This popular Weigela bears a mass of deep pink flowers 
tall in June. A tall shrub to 8' and very showy. 18-24", 35c; 2-3', 50c each. 
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