HELPS IN SELECTION 
We liave arranged the following lists hoping that they may 
help you in selecting the right plant for each particular situation 
that you have. If you will call us we shall be glad to give 
you futrher advice as to proper trees and shrubs for your needs. 
Enduring- Partial Shade 
Snowberry 
Piivets 
Spireas 
Honeysuckles 
Arrow wood 
Gooseberry 
Cotoneaster 
Coralberry 
Barberry 
P''orsythia 
Klderberry 
Ninebark 
Currants 
Pluonymus 
Dogwood 
Thimbleberry 
Sumac 
Cinquefoil 
Mock Orange 
Lilacs 
Buckthorn 
Thriving in Hot Dry Places 
Siberian Pea 
Russian Olive 
Barberry 
Mountain Mahogany 
Cinquefoil 
Tamarix 
Sumac 
Shrub Roses 
Matrimony Vine 
Buckthorn 
Sand Cherry 
Native Clematis 
Three-leaf Sumac 
Mugho Pine 
Indigobush 
Rock Spirea 
Rose Acacia 
Squaw Currant 
Colutea 
Ponderosa Pine 
Cherrystone .Juniper 
Colorado Juniper- 
Green Ash 
Honey Locust 
Chinese Elm 
Buffalo beii-y 
Sea-buckthoi-n 
Tamarix 
Russian Olive 
Honey Locust 
Sunijac 
Honeysuckle 
Toleratingr Alkaline Soil 
Indigobush 
Spireas 
Lilacs 
Rose-acacia 
Poplars 
Matrimony Vine 
Cherrystone Juniper 
Chinese E'lm 
Buckthorn 
Siberian Pea 
Sumac 
Dwarf Ninebark 
Meadow Rose 
Native Maple 
Valuable for Fall Color 
Ginnala Maple 
Hawthorn 
Aed-leaf Rose 
PInglemann Ivy 
Barberry 
Cotoneaster 
Arrowwood 
Euonymus 
For Special Effects 
Russian olive, Buffaloberry, Sea-buckthorn, and Lead plant for 
silvery-gray leaves and picturesque habit of growth. 
Red-leaf Roses, Barberry and Plum for red foliage all summer. 
Sumac and Tree-of-Heaven for Tropical effect. 
Tamarix for feather foliage. 
Snow Garland Spirea for fine light green foliage. 
Siberian Pea, Mock Orange and E'uonymus for tall slim growth. 
Prairie rose. Sand Cherry and Wild Gooseberry for covering bank.s. 
Willow for early spring color of branches. 
Bolleana Poplar for smooth green bark, tall slim habit of growth, 
and silvery leaves. 
Bladder Senna and Hoptree for large silvery seeds. 
Catalpa, Tree-of-eljaven and Honey Locust for picturesque seeds. 
Soft Maple for silvery branches. 
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