Foto by S. L. K. 
SERBIAN SPRUCE 
AT KELSEY-HIGIILANDS 
NURSERY 
BEAUTY FROM AFAR 
Southeastern Europe sends its finest conifer, Japan an exquisite flower¬ 
ing shrub, and North Carolina its own loveliest rhododendron to grace 
our gardens. You will want them all. 
SERBIAN SPRUCE (Picea omorika). Not just another Spruce, but the finest 
of all Spruces. Of ironclad hardiness, its narrow pyramidal form and black-green 
leaves silvered beneath give it unusual appeal. We guarantee that ours is the true 
Serbian Spruce. 90 feet at maturity. 
12-18 in. spec. $3.00 each $27.00 per ten. 
18-24 in. spec. 4.00 each 36.00 per ten. 
REDVEIN ENKIANTIIUS (Enkianthus campanulatus) . This jewel of Japan 
is a noteworthy contribution to American gardens. Its slender upright branches, 
red when young, bear small leaves changing in fall to brilliant crimson. Pale 
reddish-salmon bell-shaped flowers veined with red, borne in great profusion. 
An ericaceous acid soil plant, happy with Rhododendrons, Azaleas, etc. 20 feet 
at maturity. 
Foto by 
H.W. Gleason 
2- 3 ft. spec. $2.50 each $22.50 per ten. 
3- 4 ft. spec. 4.00 each 36.00 per ten. 
CAROLINA RHODODENDRON (Rhododendron caro- 
linianum). Loveliest of our native Rhododendrons, this 
has proved of rare value both in the smaller garden and 
where mass effects are needed in larger landscapes, on 
hillside or in rock garden. The profuse clustered flowers 
are clear pink, and always make a brilliant display. 
12-18 in. clumps $1.50 each $13.50 per ten. 
18-24 in. chimps 2.25 each 20.25 per ten. 
THE EXQUISITE REDVEIN ENKIANTHUS 
Foto by H. P. K. 
THE CAROLINA RHODODENDRON 
This rare and beautiful Rhododendron was introduced by us 
