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Pfitzer Juniper 
Juniperus Cannarti—Cannart's Red Cedar 
No. 3 
One of the best. Compact rich green foliage. Bears 
blue and silver berries. 
Juniperus Chinensis—Chinese Juniper No. 3 
It is immune from severe winters and has a' re¬ 
markable ability to withstand heat and drought. A 
narrow compact pyramidal type. Bluish green foliage, 
and rather fast grower. 
Juniperus Depressa Plumosa—Andorra 
Juniper No. 6 
Very low growing in habit. A new variety of merit. 
Bright green in color turning distinctive rich purple in 
winter. 
Juniperus Excelsa Stricta—Spiny Greek 
Juniper No. 3 
This beautiful tree forms a tall, dense, narrow con¬ 
ical head, tapering gradually from the ground to a 
sharp terminal point. Has bluish green prickly needles. 
Slow grower. 
Juniperus Japonica Procumbens—Japanese 
Creeper No. 6 
Lowest of all trailers—not exceeding 10 inches in 
height. Eventually spreads to great width, but can 
be kept smaller by trimming. Has bluish green sharp 
pointed leaves. 
Juniperus C. Pfitzeriana-Pfitzer’s Juniper 
No. 5 
Leads in popularity for low spreading type tree. 
Has long sturdy branches growing out horizontally, 
well covered with dense green foliage. Hardiest of all 
and endures shade. 
Juniperus Sabina—Savin Juniper No. 5 
A low, many branched, short type, with spreading 
effect. Has dense bright green foliage. 
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