FERNDALE NURSERY—ASKOV, MINNESOTA, 1938 45 
—villosa (Himalayan lilac). Pink flowers. 
3— 4 ft. _ .75 
4— 5 ft. - 1.00 
—French lilac in variety. 
18—24 in. _ .75 
2—3 ft. _ 1.00 
Mock Orange (philadelphus). 
—grandiflora, single flowered, white. 
18—24 in. _ .35 
2—3 ft. _ .50 
—virginale. Double flowered white. 
18—24 in. _ .50 
2— 3 ft. _ .75 
Sorbaria sorbifolia (false spirea). 
3— 4 ft. _ .75 
Spirea. 
—Anthony waterer, dwarf rose. 
12—18 in. _ .35 
18—24 in. _ .50 
—arguta (garland spirea). White. 
18—24 in. _ .35 
2—3 ft. _ .50 
—billardi, rose colored spikes. 
18—24 in. _ .35 
2—3 ft. _ .50 
—bumaldi, dwarf, pink flowers. 
12—18 in. _ .35 
18—24 in. _ .50 
—callosa rubra, dwarf, red. 
18—24 in. _ .35 
—douglasie, grows to four feet, deep pink flowers. 
2—3 ft. _ .50 
—frobellie, pink flowers 
18—24 in. _ .35 
2—3 ft. _ .50 
—integrifolia. One of the taller growing varieties. 
Pink flowers. 
18—24 in. _ .35 
—Korean, similar to Van Houtie. 
18—24 in. _ .35 
—opulifolia (nine bark). Golden leaves. 
18—24 in. _ .35 
2—3 ft. _ .50 
—thungbergie, one of the dwarf types with deep pink 
or red flowers. 
18—24 in. _ .35 
2—3 ft. _ .50 
—Van Houtie (V. H.) Bridal wreath. The best known 
of the spireas. 
18—24 in. _ .35 
2—3 ft. _ .50 
Snowberry (symphoricarpus). White berries. 
18—24 in. _ .35 
2—3 ft. _ .50 
Olive, Russian, good for hedge. 
18—24 in. hedge stock, 10 for $2.00- .25 
2— 3 ft. _ .50 
3— 4 ft. _ -75 
Weigelia, rosea, pink flowers. 
18—24 in. _ -50 
2—3 ft. _ *75 
