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Dbl. Red Flowering Peach 
LAGERSTROEMIA 
Indica ( Crape Myrtle). Pink, 
Watermelon red, and white. 
Wm. Toovey. Very large 
flower heads of best red color. 
LILAC 
Persian ( Rothomagensis ). The 
dainty foliage of this Lilac is 
not as heavy as that of com¬ 
mon Lilac. The blooms, 
however, are very similar. 
This is the only Lilac we 
have found to be satisfac¬ 
tory in our section. 
Common White. 
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Japan Quince 
LONICERA 
Fragrantissima ( First Breath of Spring). 
Well known, medium growing shrub. 
Lindleyana. Semi-dwarf. Fragrant flow¬ 
ers blooming from May until frost. 
Almost evergreen. 
Tatarica ( Bush Honeysuckle). Flowers 
in Spring, followed by red berries in 
Summer. We have red and white flow¬ 
ering. 
PRUNUS—Continued 
Pissardi ( Flowering Plum). Purple leaf 
Plum. 
Serrulata Sieboldi ( Double Flowering 
Cherry). Pink flowers of good size. 
Subhirtella pendula ( Weeping Cherry). 
Large, umbrella-like heads on tall stand¬ 
ards make a fountain-like appearance 
each Spring when in bloom. 
MALUS 
(Flowering Crabapple). Pink. 
POMEGRANATE 
Orange red flowers, edible fruit. 
PRUNUS 
Persica (Double Flowering Peach). A dwarf 
tree characterized by its early profusion 
of double flowers. Red, Pink, White. 
SPIRAEA 
Opulifolia (Bridal Wreath). White flowers 
covering long stems in early Spring. 
Thunbergi. Light green foliage. Dwarf 
grower. White flowers very early. 
Van Houtte. Medium drooping shrub. 
Clusters of white flowers in Spring. 
Crape Myrtle 
Prunus (Japanese Weeping Pinkflowering Cherry) 
