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Hovenia 
DULCIS (Japanese Raisin Tree). Large shrub or 
small tree, wiwi handsome shining foliage; flowers 
are greenish, growing in cymes. Very new and 
scarce. $2.50 each. 
Hypericum 
ARNOLDIANUM. Stocky, full grower, attaining 
a height of 4 to 6 feet, and covered with clear yellow 
flowers in midseason. 
AUREUM (St. John’s Wort). _ Stiff, dense habit, 
with top gracefully globular; bright yellow flowers 
in July and August. 
CHINENSE. A half-evergreen variety of Iowhabit; 
a unique plant of this group. New. 75 cts. each, 
$6 for 10. 
DAWSONIANUM. A new variety, and one of 
the most profuse bloomers. $1 each, $7.50 for 10. 
DENSIFLORUM. Bears large corymbs of 
flowers; flowers measure J^inch across. 
GALIOIDES. Flowers of clear yellow, borne in 
large numbers, singly, or in cymes. 
LOBOCARPUM. Yellow flowers, borne in an 
elongated panicle. 
Jasminum 
NUDIFLORUM (Naked-flowering Jasmine). 
Rich, golden yellow, fragrant flowers, blooming in 
spring before foliage appears. Can be trained as a 
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vine. 
Ligustrum (Privet) 
ACUMINATUM. An upright variety of Privet, 
bearing large, shining black berries well into the 
winter. 
AMURENSE (Amoor Privet). A hardy variety, 
similar to the California Privet, but with smaller 
leaves; nearly evergreen. 
ARGENTEUM elegans. One of the best silver- 
tipped varieties. 
AUREUM elegans. Leaves variegated yellow 
and green. 
MACROCARPUM. Similar to L. acuminatum , 
but more upright, and leaves and fruits larger. 
MACROPHYLLUM. One of the largest-growing 
varieties, attaining a height of 15 to 20 feet. 
IBOTA. A desirable decorative shrub and hedge 
plant. Considered as being the hardiest of all Privets. 
LYSIMACHIOIDES. Very new and scarce. Of 
slender and slightly pendulous habit. $1 each, 
$7.50 for 10. 
PATALUM Henryi. A new hardy variety, 
growing 3 to 4 feet, with a profusion of clear yellow 
flowers in July and August; foliage remains until well 
into the winter. $1 each, $7.50 for 10. 
Ilex 
See, also, Evergreen Shrubs 
SIEBOLDII. An extremely beautiful Japanese 
deciduous shrub, bearing a profusion of small, bril¬ 
liant scarlet berries in winter. $1.50 each, $10 for 10. 
Sieboldii alba. Similar to preceding variety, but 
with showy white berries. $1.50 each, $10 for 10. 
VERTICILLATA (American Black Alder). Of 
special value for its vivid red berries retained well 
into the winter. $1 each, $7.50 for 10. 
Indigofera 
DECORA (Indigo Plant). Semi-herbaceous 
shrub, hardy as to roots, having leaflets in pairs on 
red-tinged branchlets; flowers of showy rose-pink. 
OVALIFOLIUM (California Privet). A hardy 
variety of fine habit and almost evergreen foliage, 
much used for hedges. Often grown as formal 
specimens sheared to any desired shape, where box¬ 
wood is not hardy. California Privet is considered 
one of the best hedge plants. In quantity jor hedges , 
prices on application. 
POLISHII. Compact, erect grower, with bluish 
green, lustrous foliage, nearly evergreen; suitable for 
extra-hardy hedge. 
REGELIANUM (Regel’s Privet). A very valu¬ 
able hardy shrub of low growth and horizontal, 
bending branches, completely covered in winter with 
small black berries. Very ornamental when planted 
in combination with Berheris Tbunbergii and other 
berry-bearing plants, and may be used planted in 
masses to completely cover banks or terraces. 
QUIHOUI (Japanese Privet). Spreading in 
habit; foliage nearly evergreen; hardy for a low 
hedge. 
VULGARE (Common Privet). Nearly evergreen, 
leaves taking on purplish tinge in fall; white flowers 
appear in dense panicles, followed by black fruit. 
$1.50 each. 
DOSUA. Variety bearing pale purple flowers. 
FLORIBUNDA (Gerardiana). Flesh-colored 
flowers from June until late fall. $1 each, $7.50 for 10. 
Jamesia 
AMERICANA. A collected plant from the Rocky 
Mountains, growing to 4 feet, bearing terminal 
panicles of white flowers, tinged pink; excellent for 
rocky slopes and shrubbery borders. Very rare. 
$2 each. 
Lonicera (Chamascerasus) 
Upright Bush Honeysuckle 
The Bush Honeysuckles are nearly all of dense, 
upright habit, and are among the most effective 
shrubs for mass planting. The most of them are 
followed, after their season of bloom, by very hand¬ 
some red fruit, which remains a long time. 
ALBERTI I (Siberian Honeysuckle). A shrub of 
slender, drooping habit, with narrow bluish foliage; 
exceedingly fragrant pink flowers in July. A pleas¬ 
ing shrub for lawn planting. 
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