BOXWOOD (Weller’s Hardy Northern Type) 
During the last twenty years we have developed a Boxwood which 
has proved hardy in this part of the country as well as in other sec¬ 
tions where otherwise no other Boxwood would survive. It stood 
the seveiiJT^inter of five years ago of 28 degrees below, while most 
other typ^in southern areas were partly exterminated. No wonder 
that it has since grown in popularity to such an extent that we can not 
keep up with the demand. For hedging there is not a cleaner, health¬ 
ier looking and prettier plant on the market. 
We offer for fall and spring, for hedging and window boxes the 
following; First shipment can be made in July, second in Sept-Oct: 
Per 10 Per 100 
BUSHFORM, without ball, 6-8 inches $2.00 , $15.00 
BUSHFORM, without ball, 8-10 inches 2.50 20.00 
BUSHFORM, without ball, 10-12 inches 3.50 30.00 
WELLER NURSERIES CO., INC., HOLLAND, MICHIGAN 
July 1, 1940 
