I Maloney* Bros. & Wells Co. 
7 1 DANSVILLE N.Y. 
Shrubs ( Continued ) 
SNOWBALL COMMON 
WEIGEL A ROSEA 
Snowball, Common. 
A popular shrub. 
Makes a large bush. 
Bears balls of pure 
'white flowers in 
June. 
Rhododendron 
(Rosebay )--No shrub 
in Nature’s garden 
the world over, can 
compare with this. 
$1 .OO each. 
Upright Honey 
Suckle (pink.) Pink 
flowers which con¬ 
trast beautifully 
with the foliage. 
Weigela , Candida. 
The flowers are of 
the purest white, 
blooming in June, 
and all summer. 
Hardy. 
Weigela Eva Rathke, 
With showy, bright 
red flowers borne 
freely during the 
summer. 
A BUSH OF SPIRAEA VAN HOUTTF.I IN FULL BLOOM 
Weigela f Fieri- 
bunda. The flowers 
are dark crimson, 
with white stamens 
somewhat like Fuch¬ 
sia flowers. It 
blooms in the spring 
and in the fall. 
Weigela, Rosea. 
This is one of the 
most charming 
shrubs in cultiva¬ 
tion ; it cannot be too 
highly recommend¬ 
ed ; the flowers are 
large and of deep 
rosy color, and are 
borne in great pro¬ 
fusion. 
Tree Form 
Same as Hydrangea P. 
G. except in tree form, 
being grafted on a Hy¬ 
drangea stalk about 3 
ft. high. When in full 
bloom are very attrac¬ 
tive. Price 75c each. 
Photograph of Our Shrub Collection No. 1 Which We Offer for $1.80 
1 Althea, Purple 1 Golden L. Elder 1 Spiraea, Billardi 1 Snowball 
1 Deutzia, Crenata 1 Calycanthus 1 Purple Fringe 1 Barberry Thumbergii 
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