Hammonton, Xew Jersey 
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Quantity Price 
DIGITALIS, assorted (Foxglove), P. 18 ft. 10 1.00 
DOGWOOD 
Ked or pink. They are both alike. 3 ft. Fit. 
15 ft. 1 1.00 
White, 3 ft. Fit. 15 ft. 2 1.00 
Golden leaf, white flowers, 3 ft. F'lt. 10 ft. 1 1.00 
Weeping type, 1 ft. Ult. 6 ft. 1 1.00 
DOROMCF.M (Leopard’s Bane), P. 4 1.00 
DUTCHMAN’S PIPE (Aristoloeliua Siplxo). 
Rapid growing vine; large leaves, close in for¬ 
mation. Fine for a dense screen. Rain does 
not penetrate it as it is an arbor plant. Strong 2 1.00 
KICHARI8 AMAZONICA. The handsomest White 
Lily grown. For indoor only. 2 1.00 
EDELWEIS, K. True Swiss variety. Easily grown 
in lime soil. Warm and dry. 4 1.00 
EREMURUS. New European perennial, 4 ft. 
trusses of pink, yellow and white flowers. 2 yr. 
(Large size roots .$1.75 each) Difficult to grow 2 1.00 
EVERGREENS: 2 Spruce, 2 Arbor-Vitae, 2 Hem¬ 
lock. All 9 inch sizes. 0 1.00 
FEATHER BUSH. See Tamarix. 
FERNS. Hardy climbing type ferns in 3 in pots 2 
FERNS. These hardy ferns are nursery grown. 
They are not swamp types but highland selec¬ 
tion varieties. Maidenhair, Xmas Fern, Dagger 
tine Lace fern, etc. Like woodland soil or 
peat .clumps G 
FERNS, house culture choice of ten for fern 
dishes, assorted, not hardy. 10 
FIGS, large pear-shaped fruit for Southern States 
only. 3 ft. 2 
1.00 
1.00 
1.00 
1.00 
Celestrial and Brown Turkey. 
One of our customers from New York City writes: "I planted 
one of your Figs in a tub in the spring, and in the fall we 
had 50 edible tigs and plenty more coming.” 
They will winter outdoors if protected. 
FLAMING BUSH (Cydona Japonica). This is 
the bright red bush you so often see in the gar¬ 
dens in early Spring. Flowers in formation 
similar to an Apple Blossom. We offer a bril¬ 
liant Salmon and a fiery red blooming size.... 2 1.00 
FLAMING BUSH (Cydona Japonica) Ult H. 4 ft. 
We have a very fine selection. Pure white 
flowers. Very attractive and quite rare. 1 1.00 
Extra large plants may be had at $2.00 each. 
FLOWERING QUINCE. See Flaming Bush. 
FLEECE VINE. Tiny White flowers in July. Ex¬ 
tremely abundant. Handsome for Pergola. 
Extra size plant. 2 1.00 
FORSYTH1A. 1 Tall, 1 Medium, 1 weeping type 3 1.00 
FRANKLINIA. White Magnolia like flowers, 
golden center. Fall. A handsome tree. Re¬ 
quires damp and sour soil. 18 in. Ult. H. 14 ft. 1 1.00 
Larger trees are offered on Page 20. 
FRINGE TREE, Chionanthus, fragrant ribbon¬ 
like flowers, novelty, very beautiful, 3 ft. 
Ult. H. 12 ft. 
FRUIT TREES 
Apples. In four select sorts—Baldwin, De¬ 
licious. McIntosh Golden, Transparent. Hand¬ 
some specimens. 5 ft.each 
Cherries. Montmorency. This is the largest 
pie cherry. 3% ft. 
Peaches, Champion, Elberta, Golden Jubilee. 
Selection one each, 3 ft. trees. 
Plums. Large purple. 4 ft. 
Pears. Sickle or Bartlett, 4 ft.each 
For further fruit trees see Page 30 (Not $1.00 
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Specials) 
FUCHSIA Magellanica. Hardy Fueliia. Pendant. 
Flowers all summer, red blooming size. 2 1.00 
GAILLARDIA, P. 18 in. One of the few plants 
that flower all summer. Beautiful red center 
yellow. Fine for cut flower. 10 1.00 
Pure Gold. A fine golden type of the above 1 ... 4 1.00 
GALAX. This is the galax so commonly used by 
florists for set pieces. A very pretty ground 
cover for dense shade. Does well in acid soil. 
Coppery leather leaves: flowers pretty white. 
Plants are shipped as “Sods.”. 4 1.00 
