RED VARIETIES 
Agawam, Delaware Red, Lucille, Lutie, Massa- 
soit, Wyoming. 
WHITE VARIETIES 
McKinley, Niagra, Thompson Seedless. 
The New Boyseniberry 
This sensational new berry will produce heavier 
crops of much larger berries than will the Young- 
berry or any Blackberry. Berries size up to IV 2 inch 
long and an inch through. Experience so far proves 
them to be sufficiently hardy for weather conditions 
in the Northwest. The average number of berries in 
a pound of Boysenberries will range from 55 to 65 
while the average range in a pound of Youngberries 
was 90 to 100. This gives you an idea how large 
these berries really are. Planting of strong tip root 
plants is recommended for spring usually in March. 
Price 25c each; $2 per 10. Special prices for hundred 
or thousand lot orders. 
Broad Leaved Evergreen 
Trees and Shrubs 
The great beauty of the broad leaved evergreens 
make them most valuable for gardening purposes. 
Many are among our most spectacular and gorgeous 
flowering shrubs, while their broad attractive leaves 
show out most effectively during the parts of the 
year when many trees and plants are without 
foliage. There is practically no end to the charming 
results that can be obtained by the liberal use of 
this class of plants. 
ABELIA 
Delicate pink flowers, blooms August to October. 
18-24 inch 65c; 24-30 inch 80c. 
ANDROMEDA 
Hardy, dwarf, white flowers like Lily of Valley. 
6-9 inch 75c; 9-12 inch 90c. 
ARALIA Japan 
Like rubber plants. Valuable for tropical effects. 
Six year plants $1.50 each. 
ARBUTUS Unedo (Strawberry Tree) 
Large handsome shrub or small tree with excel¬ 
lent foliage, attractive, striking red or orange 
fruit; drooping white bell-shaped flowers. 9-12 
inch 90c; 15-18 inch $1.25 each. 
AZALEA Japan 
Dwarf habit. Bright scarlet and salmon pink. 
Useful in rockeries and borders. 6-8 inch 75c; 8-12 
inch $1 to $1.25. 
AUCUBA (Gold Dust Laurel) 
Glossy spotted yellow leaves. Very resistent to 
cold. 15-18 inch $1; 18-24 inch $1.25; 24-30 inch 
$1.50. 
Our Peonies Bloom in May and June 
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