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Shady Lawn Nursery 
Quantity Price 
SCARLET SAGE. Our plants are nicely grown 
and ready for immediate planting. The fol¬ 
lowing may be selected. 35 1.00 
Splendens, height about 30 in. 
Bonfire, height about 16 in. 
Harbinger, height about. 10 in. 
SNAPDRAGONS, seedlings. 75 1.00 
SNAPDRAGONS. Large, rust-proof. Trans¬ 
planted... 25 1.00 
STOCKS. From pots. Pink and white. 15 1.00 
TUBEROSE. Mexican. Everblooming. The best 
of the Tuberoses. Single Jasmine fragrance. 
No. 1 size bulbs (100—$4.00). 20 1.00 
TUBEROSE. The Pearl. Tall double flowers. 
Blooms but once. 20 1.00 
VERBENIA, out of 2% in. pots. 12 1.00 
WINDOW BOX ASSORTMENT: Geraniums, 
Vinca variegated, Ageratum, Balcony, Petunia, 
Verbena, etc., from pots. 10 1.00 
ZINNIA, dahlia flowering. 35 1.00 
OTHER ITEMS NOT $1.00 SPECIALS 
Priced to meet temptation. Perfectly Hardy. 
APPLE. A truly useful novelty. Three varieties 
on one tree. McIntosh, Delicious, Rhode Is¬ 
land Greening. Large fruiting sizes, 0 ft. 1 3.50 
AVELENA. Purple Leaf. Here is a shrub that is 
always attractive. Has large purple leaves 
which resemble the purple beech. Will remain 
the same color all summer. Fine for lawn ef¬ 
fect. Rarely seen in gardens. 18 in to 2 ft. 1 2.50 
BEECH, purple, heavy, 3 ft. 1 3.50 
BEECH, Weeping, 12 ft. 1 15.00 
BIRCH, Purple Leaf. 4 to 5 ft. 1 3.00 
BIRCH. Weeping. 6 ft. Ult. H. 20 ft. 1 2.50 
BLUE SPRUCE, Roster. 18 in., well formed. 1 2.50 
Koster Blue will lose its blueness when trans¬ 
planted but will return to its natural color 
another season. 
CHERRY. Sept. Bearing. A fine edible sort that 
bears fruits as the red Oxheart. A mighty fine 
variety. 3 ft. tree. 1 1.50 
CHERRY’, YVeeping Japanese. Single or double 
type. 5 ft., standard. 1 3.50 
CHERRIES. Napoleon Black Oxheart, Red Ox- 
heart and White Oxheart, 6 ft. bearing size ea. 2.50 
CHERRY, as seen in Washington. Double pink. 
4 ft. 1 1.50 
CLADTSTRA, excellent lawn tree, beautiful white 
flowers in abundance, 6 ft. 1 3.50 
CRAB. Ornamental type. Large red flowers, 
red leaves, tiny red apples in Fall. 4 ft. Ult. 
H. 12 ft. 1 1.75 
CRAETAGEOUS ARNOLDIANA. A thorny tree. 
Flowers in white followed with tiny red Apples 
and literally covered remaining on all through 
the Fall. Very attractive. Ult H. 10 ft. 
4 ft. 1 3.00 
DAPHNE. YVe have some 24 in. Merzerium. This 
variety will stand 50 degrees below zero. The 
first to flower and known as the February 
Daphne. Each. 1.50 
DOVE TREE (Davidia). Ult. TI. 10 ft. One of 
the new trees and rare. Flowers resembling 
that of a white dove. 2 ft. 1 10.00 
DOGYVOOD. Double white flowers. 4 ft. Ult. 
IT. 15 ft. 1 3.50 
DOGWOOD, red or pink. Large specimens. 6 ft. 
Budded and well branched. Each. 6.00 
ESPELIER APPLES, AND PEARS. Write us 
for attractive prices. 
FOUNTAIN CHERRY. Ultimate height 6 ft. This 
is a weeping cherry that appears as a waterfall, 
branches meeting the ground, beginning at the 
base. Covered with pink flowers in the spring. 
Fine for pools. 2 ft. trees. 1 3.00 
