NOBLE NURSERY, NOBLE, OKLA 
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JUNIPER SCOPULORUM GLAUCA GAREEI 
(Garee’s Blue Juniper)—One of the bluest we 
have seen. Naturally pyramidal but easily trained 
into tall, spreading or ball shapes as desired. 
JUNIPER SCOPULORUM COMPACTA GAREEI 
(Garee’s Compact Juniper)—Erect, pyramid 
type, very dense. Soft foliage of light green 
that stays green in winter. 
HARDY ARIZONA CYPRESS—In January 1930 
we had temperatures around zero to 10 or 12 be¬ 
low nearly every morning for 2 or 3 weeks and it 
finished most of the Arizona Cypress in this 
section. We had only one small tree among 200 
or more that was unhurt, so we dug up the others 
and began propagating from it. You should see 
these beautiful blue trees. How they shine in 
hot, dry weather! Budded or grafted on roots 
of Chinese Arbor Vitae they dig and ball per¬ 
fectly, whereas Arizona Cypress growing on its 
own roots will develop a poor root system and 
is very hard to dig and transplant successfully 
except when very small. 
HARDY YAUPON HOLLY—We have one tree of 
this variety which has a history similar to that of 
the hardy cypress. It bore a crop of red berries 
in 1930 after all the others had been badly 
nipped: many killed to the ground. Young trees 
grafted from it have not missed a crop since. 
Beatiful red and green effect November to Feb¬ 
ruary. 
OZARK WHITE CEDAR {Juniper AsTiei)—Na¬ 
tive in limited areas in Oklahoma, Arkansas and 
Missouri, where it endures in dwarf form on the 
poorest rocky bluffs and mountain sides but de¬ 
velops in the better soil below to a height of 
20 to 30 feet. Upright, spreading, many stem type 
or grown into single stem pyramid as desired. 
Foliage of young trees distinctly blue, changing 
to dark green with age and does not turn brown 
in winter. Recently selected by the Forestry 
Department for planting in the shelter belt pro¬ 
ject in sections where apples are grown because 
it does not have cedar-apple rust. 
Althea, all colors 
Amoor South Privet 
Beauty Bush 
Buckthorn 
Bush Honeysuckle 
Butterfly Bush 
California Privet 
Crepe Myrtle 
Desmodium 
Deutzia 
Dogwood 
Fern Leaf Elder 
Flowering Almond 
Flowering Peach 
Flowering Quince 
Golden Bell 
Golden Willow 
Hydrangea A. G. 
Hydrangea P. G. 
Hypericum 
Ibolium Privet 
Japan Barberry 
Kerria 
Lodense Privet 
Persian Lilac 
Philadelphus 
Purple Lilac 
Pussy Willow 
Redbud 
Red Leaf Barberry 
Rose Acacia 
Snowball 
Spirea A. Waterer 
Spirea Bumalda 
Spirea Collosa Alba 
Spirea Prunifolium 
Spirea Thunberg 
Spirea Van Houte 
Tamarix 
Vitex 
Weigela 
White Lilac 
HARDY VINES—Honeysuckle, assorted 
colors; Wistaria, blue, white, purple; Bitter¬ 
sweet; American Ivy, English Ivy; Kudzu. 
SPECIAL ROCKERY PLANTS — Yucca; 
Red Yucca; Cactus. 
TENDER BULBS for Spring Planting— 
Cannas, many colors; Tube rose; Angel lily; 
Dahlias, many kinds and colors—deliv. May 
1; Queens Wreath (vine); Gladiolus; Ele¬ 
phant Ear; Maderia (vine.) 
HARDY BULBS for Fall and Winter Plant¬ 
ing.—Tulips; Jonquils; Peonies; Hardy Lilies, 
assorted; Mallow Marvel. 
PERENNIALS—We have not gone exten¬ 
sively into this line, but are adding to our 
list. 
HARDY SHRUBS—Good stock, two or 
three years field grown, and ready to bloom 
the first season if planted early. Many of 
our varieties as they stand in the nursery 
are more than a yard high or a yard wide. 
Dwarf growers are smaller. In most in¬ 
stances we are able to supply you well 
branched or many-stemmed specimens that 
will fill up your shrub beds and give imme¬ 
diate effect. 
Among those now offered are Chrysanthemum, 
many colors; Hardy Lantana; Santalina (border); 
Pansies; Ornamental grasses; Baby’s Breath; Ar- 
temesia; Physostegia; Phlox; Statice; Aster; Vio¬ 
lets; Daisies; Gold flower; Vinca; Lavender; 
Thyme; Iris, assorted; Columbine; Loco. 
BEDDING PLANTS for Spring—Gerani¬ 
um; Coleus; Verbenia; Calendula; Periwin¬ 
kle; Salvia; Petunia; and other popular sorts 
that we do not grow, but that will be stocked 
for March and April sales. 
It is hardly possible to get everything into one small catalog. 
If you have not found what you want, please ask us about it. If 
it is worth growing here we have it or will get it for you. 
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