HERBST BROTHERS, 92 Warren St., New York 
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CYDONIA JAPONICA PYGMAEA (Dwarf Flowering Quince) 
Similar to C. japonica (Flooring Quince) in brilliancy of flower and 
fruit, but of dwarf and creeping habit. Highly recommended for rock 
gardens. Easy to grow from seed. 
70^ lb; $ 6.30 10 lbs. 
EUONYMUS ALATUS (Winged Euonymus} 
Turns brilliant-red in the autumn. Berries also turn to bright red. Very 
showv. 
75? lb; § 7.00 10 lbs. 
ILEX CRENATA (Japanese Holly} 
A small tree wicn small thick glossy foliage similar to Boxwood. Lends 
itself to specimens and hedgework and may be trimmed frequently. 
90 d lb ; $ 8.00 10 lbs. 
MAGNOLIA CONSPICUA (Yulan) 
Ours is true strain. Order early. 
8 2.60 lb; 824.00 10 lbs. 
MAGNOLIA KOBUS (Japanese Magnolia} 
Many nurserymen have trouble in starting the seed but we can supply 
such Kobus seed which is sure to germinate. They are harvested with 
utmost care and dried in such manner that they do not fail to germinate. 
Customers must plant our seeds immediately on their arrival. 
$ 1.30 lb ; $ 12.00 10 lbs. 
MAGNOLIA LILIFLORA 
A large dowering Magnolia. The dower is even larger than Yulan but 
with dark purple-red color. 
$2.60 lb; $24.00 10 lbs. 
NANDINA DOMESTICA RED 
One of the most beautiful of red berries in Japan. Usually they attain 
from 3 to 6 feet high making standard appearance as they lose their 
foliage from the bottom. The brilliant red berries born on the top part 
of the plant in very heavy clusters which easily measure more than foot 
long covered by hundreds of good sized round berries of most brilliant 
red imagined. Easily can be grown from seed and comes to berry within 
a few years. 
$ 1.00 lb ; $ 9.00 10 lbs. 
PRUNUS INCISA (Mame Cherry} 
Absolutely hardy in the Arnold Arboretum and rivals P. subhirtella in 
abundance of blossom. As the petals fall, the calyx become bright colored 
and adds fully a week to the Spring beauty of this tree. 
$1.75 lb; $16.00 10 lbs. 
PRUNUS LANNESIANA (Hitoye Cherry) 
One of the principal parents of the double-dowered Japanese Cherries. 
Pure white blossoms, each about T} inches in diameter, borne several 
together in fascicles are crowded toward the ends of the branches. The 
dowers are fragrant. 
$ LOO lb ; $ 9.00 10 lbs. 
Special prices on larger quantities. 
