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SAKATA’S RELIABLE SEEDS 
F. 0. B. Seattle 
Duty and Fomigation Included 
BERBERIS 
d Sieboldii, Siebold Barberry. Order early. .. .. ^2.00 $ 18.00 
Very handsome shrub for its beautiful leaves and fruits 
which retain bright color until the following spring. 
d Thunbergii, Japanese Barberry. Order early. .. . . 1.80 16.00 
See Specialty page 4. 
BETULA 
d japonica (alba), White Birch .. .. •. 1-85 17.00 
Rapid grower, bark silvery white, joliage triangular, chan- 
, ging to rich tints in fall, very effective. 
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BUCHLEYA 
d joan, light green flowers appear around in June. . . . . 3.50 31.50, 
BUDDLEIA (Butterflybush) 
d japonica .. ., .. .. .. .. 3.00 — 
Hardy, ornamental shrtib has handsome lilac colored 
flowers profusely in showy spikes or globular heads. 
BUXUS 
e* microphylla koreana, Hardy Korean Box ,. .. .. 3.00 27.00 
Handsome shrub of dense, compact growth with small deep 
green leaves. Qood for hedging. Extremely hardy. 
On arrival, store them in shade and cool place. Before 
severe winter sets in, stratify the seeds with soil in the box 
burying them into the ground Qthin layer may be better 
otherwise they sometimes germinate in the box). In March- 
April, take the seeds out of the box and sow them in the 
beds. . 
CALLICARPA 
d japonica, Japanese Beautyberry ,. .. .. 4.00 — 
Flower pink or whitish followed by violet berry-like fruits, 
beautiful. 
CAMELLIA 
e japonica, Japanese Camellia .. .. .. .55 5.00 
Beautiful pink flower in late spring with glossy deep green 
leaves. Excellent for garden uses. 
e ' japonica, winter flowering mixed colors, collected from 
garden varieties. Beautiful flowers in winter months. .. 1.50 13.50 
e japonica Double-fl. mixed colors .. 1.80 16.50 
See Specialty page 4 . 
e sasanqua, Saaanqua Tea .. .. .. .. .55 5.00 
Seeds collected from garden varieties containing many different 
colors. An excellent garden tree in late fall to winter months. 
e theifera-see Thea sinensis page 11. 
Unless specified, our seeds are always cleaned either out of hulls or berries. 
Such seeds are far economical for the nurserymen than nncleaned seeds. 
