IT IS EASY TO ORDER FROM WIGHT’S 
READ BEFORE ORDERING 
When to Plant. Planting can be done any time the trees 
and bushes are dormant and the ground not frozen. In the 
South the best season for transplanting is usually from Novem¬ 
ber 15 to April 1. 
When to Order. It is best to order early, as this enables us 
to reserve for you the varieties you want and avoids the possibil¬ 
ity of our being sold out. The time of shipment may be left to 
us, as we keep track of weather conditions throughout the coun¬ 
try and ship each order so as to reach our customers at the 
very best time for planting in that locality. If it is necessary 
that an order arrive on a certain date, please note it on your 
order sheet and we will ship to arrive as near to that date 
as possible. 
Terms of Payment. Cash with order, or satisfactory refer¬ 
ence before shipment; or, if preferred, will ship goods with Bill 
of Lading attached to Sight Draft, through express or bank. 
On All C. O. D. and Sight Draft Orders we require 25 per cent 
of the bill before shipment. 
Prices. All prices are net and subject to change without 
notice. We offer no premiums, discounts, or gratuities. Five 
trees or plants of a class will be billed at the 10 rate; 50 trees at 
the 100 rate; 500 at the 1000 rate. 
Transportation. All orders, unless otherwise specified, travel 
at the cost and risk of the purchaser. Where shipment of small 
sizes by Parcel Post is desired, add 20 per cent to your order to 
cover postage. Any excess funds will be returned to you. 
Motor freight is now quite satisfactory, especially to points 
where numerous transfers are not necessary. Considerable sav¬ 
ings can be effected on balled and burlapped plants, because 
motor freight carriers do not require boxing or crating. Through 
bill of ladings from Cairo are available to most points. Rates 
are practically the same as railroad freight. 
Express shipments of nursery stock now take the second class 
rates. We recommend especially that pecan trees, fruit trees, 
and other deciduous nursery stock be shipped by Express. 
Please specify method of shipment, otherwise we will use our 
best judgment. 
How to Send Money. An Express Money Order, Postal 
Money Order, or Bank Draft is the best form of remittance. You 
can send your personal check if you desire. It is not safe to 
send silver or bills except in a registered letter. 
Please use the Order Sheet. This makes it much easier for 
I us to know your wishes and fdl your order correctly. 
Number of Trees or Plants on an Acre 
Distance apart 
each way 
15 feet. 
No. of 
plants 
.193 
Distance apart 
each way 
30 feet. 
No. of 
plants 
.48 
16 feet. 
.170 
35 feet. 
.35 
18 feet. 
.134 
40 feet. 
.27 
20 feet. 
.108 
50 feet. 
.17 
25 feet. 
. 70 
70 feet. 
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Landscaping your home, or the purchase of nursery stock 
for beautifying your home, may be financed through a Eed- 
eral Housing Administration loan. Your banker will be glad 
to give you the details of the plan, or write us for full in¬ 
formation. 
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INDEX 
A Page 
Abelia.18 
Abelia (color illustration) ... .24 
Aleurites Fordi.11 
Althaea.20 
Arborvitae.15 
Azaleas. 3 
Azaleas (color illustration) ... 1 
B 
Bamboo.22 
Blueberry.11 
Boxwood.18 
Broad-leaved Evergreens 18, 19 
C 
Calainondin.11 
Camellia.16, 17 
Camphor.18 
Cedar.15 
Cedrus.15 
Cercis.21 
Cherry Laurel.19 
Citrus Fruits.9, 11, 20 
Cleyera japonica.18 
Cocos.21 
Conifers.15 
Coral Vine.22 
Cotoneaster.18 
Crape-Myrtle.20 
Cydonia . . 20 
D 
Dogwood.21 
E Page 
Elaeagnus.18 
English Laurel.19 
F 
Eeijoa.18 
Fig, Climbing.22 
Figs.11 
Flowering Shrubs.20 
Fruits.8-11 
G 
Gardenia.18 
Gelsemium.22 
Gloves, Garden.23 
Grapes.9, 10 
Grasses.21 
H 
Holly.18,24 
Honeysuckle.20 
I 
Ilex.18 
Ilex (color illustration).24 
Ivy, English.22 
J 
Japonicas.16, 17 
Jasmine . . .'.19,22 
Jessamine, Yellow.22 
Junipers.15 
K 
Kumquat.11 
L Page 
Lagerstroemia.20 
Laurocerasus.19 
Lemon.11 
Ligustrum.19 
Lonicera.20 
Loquat.21 
M 
Magnolia.21 
N 
Nandina.19 
Nandina (color illustration). . .24 
O 
Ophiopogon.21 
Orange (color illustration).. .9,11 
Osmanthus.19 
P 
Palms, Hardy.21 
Peaches.8,9 
Pears.8,9 
Pecans (color illustration) .... 
4-7 
Persimmons. Japan (color il¬ 
lustration).9,10 
Photinia.19 
Pittosporum.19 
Plant, When to.23 
Plums.9,10 
Podocarpus.15 
Page 
Privet.See Ligustrum 
Pyracantha.19 
Q 
Quince, Flowering.20 
R 
Redbud.21 
Roses.12,13,14 
S 
Scotch Broom.20 
Snake’s Beard.21 
Spiraea.20 
T 
Tea-Olive.19 
Terms.23 
Thuja.15 
Trees, Ornamental.21 
Tung Oil.11 
V 
Viburnum.19 
Vines. 22 
W 
Willow, Weeping.21 
Y 
Youngberry.11 
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