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IT’S NOT A HOME UNTIL IT S PLANTED 
Fir Douglas — I his is a very desirable evergreen, 
doing well in almost every situation retaining the 
branches to the ground. The growth is naturally 
pyramidal. It is well adapted to trimming. Foliage 
grayish green, soft and feathery. We highly recom¬ 
mend this tree. 
15-18" $ .90 3-4' #2.00 6-7' 34.00 
18-24" 1.25 4-5' 2.50 7-8' 5.00 
2-3' 1.40 5-6' 3.00 8-10' 7.50 
Fir European Silver ( Pectinata )—This is the 
common h lr of Europe. The underside of the needles 
is marked by two heavy white bands giving to the 
upward glance at a large tree a very glaucous or 
silver effect. The upperside of the needle is a flat 
green so one does not notice the silver underside of 
a small tree. Growth is rapid. Here is an op¬ 
portunity to plant a specimen tree that everyone 
does not have. 18-24" $1.75 2-3' $2.00 
Fir Nikko ( Homoleptsis) —A fast growing specimen 
native to the forests of Japan. It closely resembles 
the European Silver Fir in coloring and habit with 
sharp lance-like needles. 
18-24" $1.75 2-3'$2.00 
Fir Veitchi —One of the best fir particularly hand¬ 
some when young. A medium grower densely 
covered with heavy glossy deep green needles which 
are heavily banded with silver on the underside 
giving a marked contrast of color to the foliage. 
Native of central fapan. 
15-18" $1.35 18-24" $1.75 
HEATHER ( Calluna ) 
Calluna Vulgaris— ( Common Heather )—Low evergreen shrub not exceeding 12 inches in height, 
cultivated chiefly for its rosv-pink flowers which are borne in great profusion in late summer. 
The closely set branches are densely covered with miniature needles. Fine for a sunny slope or 
at the base of a sunny rock garden. Best planted in groups. 6-8" $ .40 8-12" $ .55 
Calluna Vulgaris Alporti —Strong grower. Bright green foliage, reddish purple flowers. 
6-8" $ .50 
Calluna Vulgaris Carnea —Flesh colored flowers. 6-8" $ .50 
Caluna Vulgaris Rubra —Spreading habit more dwarf than above described varieties, also 
flowers in the Fall over a longer period. 4-6" $ .50 
HEATH (Erica) 
Heath ( Erica Carnea )—Very closely allied to the preceding Heather. Grows to 6 inches tall, 
making a small mat. Bright rosy flowers. This variety should have a light winter covering. The 
Ericas have been popular in European gardens for centuries and are very interesting. This 
varietv always flowers verv early in the Spring and throughout the winter in mild seasons. 
6-10" $ .75 
Erica Stricta ( Corsican Heath )—A strong upright grower attaining 1 to 2 feet. Flowers rosy 
purple. Needs some winter protection. 8-10" $ .50 
HEMLOCK (Tsuga) 
Hemlock Canadian —Our native tree. A splendid evergreen of many uses, lending itself ad¬ 
mirably to any location. Beautiful in group work. It stands shearing well, making a good com¬ 
pact tree or hedge. Highly recommended for that shady corner. 
18-24" $1.00 2^-3'$2.00 4-5'$3.50 6-8'$7.50 
2-2 1.50 3-4' 2.75 5-6' 5.00 
Hemlock Carolina (Carolinianum) —Quite distinct in habit from the Canadian Hemlock, being 
more dwarf with darker green foliage and more compact habit of growth. 
18-24" $1.75 2-2jG' $2.00 
Douglas Fir 
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