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SAKATA’S RELIABLE SEEDS 
PHOTINIA 
e glabra 
F. 0. B. Seattle 
Dnty and Fumigation Included 
Per lb. 10 lb. 
.. 12.00 $ 18.00 
An ei>ergre.en shrub with attractive dense purple red foliage. 
Extensively used for hedge work in the Orient. They have 
the color shown in Bloodleaf Maple. 
d villosa (Pourthiaea laevis) 
A very handsome shrub in flower, as well as in foliage 
particularly in fall when covered with its brilliant red, long 
retained berries which are not eaten by birds. The leaves 
also color brilliant fed under favourable condition. Like 
Cotoneaster and Exochorda, it demands good drainage for 
best development, especially for. good fall coloring. 
16.50 
PHYLLODOCE 
d nipponica .. .. .. .. Per \ lb. $3.00 — —•< 
A small alpine shrub, making spreading cushion or wide 
mats, several tiny bell flowers are born on each stem. 
PIERIS 
e japonica, Japanese Andromeda . . .. .. 2.80 25,00 
Hardy evergreen shrub, with clusters of Lily'of'the-Valley 
like flowers. Its lustrous foliage is highly ornamental. 
PITTOSPORUM 
e tobira .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 1.00 9.00 
A handsome shrub of low'Spreading growth; foliage dark 
green and glossy; flower yellowish-white, fragrant and 
abundant. < 
PLATYCARYA 
e . strobilacea, has graceful foliage. .. .. .. .. 3.00 — 
POTENTILLA 
e fruticosa, Shrubby Cinquefoil .. Per J lb. $3.00 — — 
Low shrub, one or two feet in height, very hardy. Flowers 
sulphur yellow in June. 
Japanese Flowering Cherries 
PRUNUS CCherry)-see also Fruit page 10. Per lb. 10 lbs. 
d* incisa, Marne Cherry, See Specialty page 5. .. .. $1.80 $ 16.50 
d* japonica, Bush Cherry .. .. .. .. .. .. 1.20 11.00 
A dwarf spreading shrub with beautiful, soft rose pink 
flowers. 
d^ Lannesiana, Hitoye Cherry .. .. 1.20 11.00 
One of the principal parents of the double-flowered Japanese 
Cherries. Pure white blossoms, each about li inches in 
diameter, borne several together in fascicles are crowded 
toward the ends of the branches. The flowers are fragrant. 
Unless specified, our seedst are always cleaned either out of hulls or berries. 
Such seeds are far economical for the nurserymen than uncleaned seeds. 
