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WILLIAM N. CRAIG, WEYMOUTH 
ioensis flore-pleno. (Bechtel Crab.) Large 
double, delicate pink, and very fragrant 
flowers, the latest bloomer of the family. 
$1.00-$2.00 each 
Sargenti. (Sargents Crab.) Low, spreading 
variety with pure white flowers followed 
by red fruit, a very beautiful form. . .$1.50 each 
scheideckeri. Large double pink flowers, pro¬ 
fuse bloomer...$1.50 each 
spectabilis flore-pleno. Semi-double pink 
flowers, followed by yellow fruits. .. .$1.50 each 
theifera. One of the late E. H. Wilson’s great 
favorites, stiff spreading branches smoth¬ 
ered with white or delicate pink flowers, 
a real gem. Strong plants.$1.50-$2.00 each 
OXYDENDRUM. 
arboreum (Sorrel Tree.) Of moderate height 
and rather slow growth this is very fine for 
dotting in shrubberies. The oblong leaves 
are quite large and rich green turning bril¬ 
liant red in the fall. In summer the white 
racemes of flowers are very freely produced, 
5-6 feet, $2.50. 6-8 feet.$4.00 each 
PHILADELPHUS. (Mockorange.) 
avalanche. Graceful hybrid of moderate 
habit.75 cents each 
coronarius. The well known sweet mock- 
orange...75 cents each 
grandiflorus. Tall odorless mockorange. 
75 cents each 
manteur d’hermine. A splendid hybrid. 
75 cents each 
virginal. The finest of all the hybrids, large 
double white, very fragrant flowers. 
75 cents each 
PRUNUS. (Plum or Almond.) 
glandulosa. Double pink flowering almond. 
$1.00 each 
alba. Double white almond.$1.00 each 
maritima. The well known beach plum, ex¬ 
cellent for seaside planting but succeed¬ 
ing well inland.75 cents each 
triloba. Double pink plum. Carries in early 
spring a great wealth of lovely peach pink 
flowers..$.50-$1.00 each 
RHAMNUS. 
cathartica. Common buckthorn. Fine seaside 
plant.50-75 cents each 
SIMPLOCOS. 
crategoides. (Turquoise berry.) Beautiful 
turquoise blue fruit. Strong plants. 
$1.50-$2.00 each 
SPIRAEA. 
Anthony Waterer. Bright rose carmine flow¬ 
ers all summer.50 cents each 
arguta. Splendid pure white variety. 
50 cents each 
prunifolia. Double pure white flower in great 
abundance.50 cents each 
Thunbergi. Graceful variety, pure white, 
very early.50 cents each 
trichocarpa. This new spiraea is a later 
bloomer than Van Houttei and a much 
better variety. Its stems arch gracefully 
and are smothered with pure white flow¬ 
ers. Strong field grown plants. 
75 cents-$1.00 each 
Van Houttei. Although much over-planted 
this remains the most popular of all the 
Spiraeas.50 cents each 
