Flowering Sh rubs--Specia 1 Prices 
Continued 
Early Spring 
First Breath of Spring 
7 ,_l, 
J L -r 
ft. 
Golden Bell, fortunei 
2-3 
ft. 
Sweet Shrub 
2-4 
ft. 
Spring 
Spiraea Vanhouttei 
2-4 
ft. 
Late Spring 
Deutzia Pride of Rochester 
5-5 
ft. 
Deutzia crenata rosea 
3-5 
ft. 
Weigela nana variegata 
3--4 
ft. 
Weigela rosea 
3-5 
ft. 
Mockorange 
2-3 
ft. 
Snowba 11 
2-4 
f t. 
Early Summer 
Rugosa Rose 
2-3 
ft. 
Spiraea Anthony Waterer 
15 -l 8 in. 
Spiraea Billardi 
4-5 
ft. 
Summe r 
Althea anemonaef lor us 
2-3 
ft. 
A.lthea ardens 
2-5 
ft. 
Althea Lady Stanley 
2-5 
ft. 
Althea paeoniflorus 
2-3 
ft . 
SHADE TREES, Continued 
PIN OAK (continued) 
12 -ll:« cal. 5.OO 
l 2 -lM, 2 i- 3 : ' cal. 9.OO 
lip-lo 5" cal. 11.00 
OAK, WILLQIV-LEAVED (Quercus 
0-6 1 I.90 phcllos) 
OAK, RED (Qucrcus rubra) 
t-TF 1.50 
P OP LA R, L CMPARDY (Populus nigra 
ita1ica) 
6 - 3 ' .75 8-10' 1.25 
POPLAR, SIMON (Populus simoni) 
5 - 3 "' - 1725 6-8' 1.50 
POPLnR, TULIP (Liriodendron 
tulipifera) 
6- 8’ 1.25 8-10’ 1.50 
10 - 12 * 2.00 
Fall 
Callicarpa purpurea lJ -2 ft. 
Sumacs 5 “6 ft. 
All of one kind 
12 for 9.OO 
25 for • 10.00 
50 for 17.50 
100 for 25.00 
TEXAS UMBRELLA TREE (Mclia 
azedarach umbr ac\i 1iforrais) 
3 -k' 1.00 L-5' 1.50 
5-6' 2.00 
WIL LOW. WEEP ING (Salix babylonica) 
5~b * xx 1.25 6-0*xx I.50 
6-8* 1.50 8-10* 2.00 
- 0 -o-o-o- 
HEDGE PLANTS 
EVERGREEN PRIVET(Li gustrum 
amurense) 
2-yr. transplanted, well branched, 
410.00 per 100 
-o-o-o-o- 
SHADE TREES 
ASH, WHITE (Fraxinus americana) 
6-8 ft."~ 1.50 8-10’ 2.00 
ASH, GREEN (F. lanceolate) 
"""6-0* 1.50 8-10’ 2.00 
BIRCH, RIVER (Betula nigra) 
6-8* IT50 8-10’ 2.00 
ELM , AMERICAN (Ulmus americana) 
8-10 ’ „ cal . 2.00 
ELM, CHINESE (Ulrnus pumila) 
‘'Siberian Elm 1 ' 
6-8* 1.50 8-10’ 2.00 
10 - 12 ’- 5.00 
GUM, SWEET (Liquidambar styraciflua) 
6-6* 1.50 8-10’ 2.00 
10-12’ 2.S0 
LOCUST, BLACK (Robinia pscudoacacia) 
8-10’ IToo 10-12’ 1.50 
MAGNOLIA--See Flowering Trees 
MAPLE, RED OR SWAMP(Acer rubrum) 
6- 18 r.50 3-10’ 2.00 
MAPLE, SUGAR (Acer saccharum) 
'6-T r — 1.25 
7 - 8 *• 1.50 
8-10’, l-li"cal. I.75 
10-12 1 , li-li” cal.2.50 
OAK, PIN (Qucrcus palustris) 
6-8*“" 1.50 
8- 101, l-ii" cal.1.75 
10-121; Mi- V'cal. 2.50 
10-121•li-2” cal. 5.50 
12 - lij * ,li- 2 " cal. 4.25 
ROSES 
Push Varieties, Everblooming 
Hardy, 2 -yr, field grown 5O8 ea, 
WHITE . . 
Kaiserin Augusta Victoria 
Frau Karl Druschki 
PINK 
Briarc 1 iffc 
Co 1 umb i a 
Dame Edith He 1 en 
Editor McFarland 
Mrs, Charles Bell 
Radiance 
W.i 1 i ov/me r e 
RED 
Ami Quinard 
Charles K. Douglas 
E. G .Hi 11 
Etoile de Hollande 
Red Radiance 
YELLOW 
Lady "Hi 11 ingdon 
Luxcmbourg 
Mrs. Pierre S. DuPont 
YELLOW, ORANGE, RED COMBINATIONS 
Betty Up richer cl 
Edith Nellie Perkins 
President Herbert Hoover 
Ta 1 isman 
CLIMBERS 
Dr. V/. Fan Fleet--Flcsh-pink 
Gardenia --Ye 1 low buds, creamy 
Mary Wallace--Large bright pink 
Mmc Gergoirc Stacehc 1 in--Pink 
Paul's Scarlct--Intense scarlet 
Silver Moon--Creamy white 
Scorcher--Early brilliant scarlet 
EVERELCOMIHG CLIMBERS 
Cl • (Truss an Tcp 1 i tz-Deep red. 
Cl. Ta 1 isman--Same as bush rose. 
Cl. Red Radiance--Same as bush 
Cl. Radiance--Same as bush rose. 
Marechal Nei 1 --Creamy yellow. 
