20 
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HEDGE PLANTS. 
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OSAGE ORANGE—2 years. First class.o 75 
2 years. Second class.• 5 ° 
EVERGPuEENS—See pages 10, 11, 12 and 13. 
SHRUBBERY—See pages 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, iS and 19. 
PRIVET—See page 17. 
ROSES. 
Class 1 . Grown in the Open Ground , 
All on their own roots except otherwise noted. 
HYBRID PERPETUAL—2 years, strong and very healthy 
CLIMBING—Strong, 1 and 2 years. Baltimore Belle, 
Greville and Prairie Queen. 
Gem of the Prairies. On its own roots, fine strong 
plants, 2 years .•.:. 
Eugene Jardine. A climber of superior excellence, pro¬ 
ducing large whitish flowers. Strictly hardy and a strong 
grower, 2 years. 
MOSSES—2 years. In the following varieties, fine Comtesse 
de Murinais, Blanche Moreau, Gloire des Mous- 
SEUSES, PRINCESSE ADELAIDE, LUXEMBOURG, RAPHAEL 
and Salet ; own roots. 
SWAMP ROSE—(Rosa Carolina), strong, 2 years, iS to 24 
inches. 
SWEET BRIER—(R. rubiginosa), 3 years strong. 
MME. PLANTIER—Rosa alba, 2 years . 
RUGOSA—Strong and well branched, own roots, 2 years. 
Mme. G. Bruant, 2 years, (Budded) Double White. 
TaVcoun, 3 to 4 feet ( Budded). 
WIOHURAIANA—Two years, open ground, very strong... 
EMPRESS OF CHINA—Hybrid Runner, i and 2 years, 
very strong. 
MULTIFLORA—2 years, fine. 
CRIMSON RAMBLER—Japanese Climber, nice field- 
grown plants, 2 years old, fine. 
YELLOW RAMBLER ( Aglaia) y A new climber highly re¬ 
commended. Strong plants from open ground. 
HARRISON’S YELLOW (Budded), fine. 
PERSIAN YELLOW (Budded), fine. 
STANDARD OR TREE ROSES-Mixed colors. 
Cuss 2 . Grown in Pots . 
All on their own Roots. 
EVERBLOOMING—Standard varieties, in 4 and 4j^-inch pots. '$ 1 50# 12 00 
Mainly of the following kinds—B eaute Inconstante, Belle 
S IE BRECHT, Bon SlLltNE, BRIDESMAID, CHRISTINE DE NOUE, 
Clotilde Soupert, Ciiromatella, Climbing Hermosa, 
Climbing La France, Climbing Malmaison, Duchess of 
Edinburg, Duchess of Albany, Etoile de Lyon, Gen. R. 
E. Lee, Hermosa, Kaiserin Augusta Victoria, Luciole, 
La France, Letty Coles, Little Pet, Meteor, Marie 
Guillot, Mme. de Watteville, Mignonette, Mme. Cusin, 
Mme. A. Veysset or "Striped La France,” Mrs. W. C. 
Whitney, Mrs, Pierpont Morgan, Maman Cochet, Mme. 
Caroline Testout, Mme. Hoste, Mlle. A. Guinosseau 
( White La France), Mlle. Cecils Brunner, Marie Van 
IIoutte, Marechal Niel, Marion Dingee, Nipiietos, Perle 
des Jardins, Perle d’or, Papa Gontier, PacqueretteJ 
Rainbow, Reine Marie Henriette, Safrano, Solfatare,; 
Souv. de la Malmaison, Souv. de Wootton, Sunset, The 
Bride and William A. Richardson. 
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