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DOUBLE FLOWERING PEACH—A tree similar to 
ordinary Peach except it is more dwarf grow- 
ing and the flowers are very double, much larger. 
resembling small roses. Suitable for specimen or 
large group planting. 
Double Pink—Flowers clear pink. Not so free 
flowering as the white or red. 
Double Red—Most showy of all; flowers very 
bright and numerous. 
Double White—Very free flowering; pure white. 
Each § Per 10 
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MAGNOLIAS. 
. The Magnolias are among the finest ornamental 
trees; they are valuable for their shade, as well as 
for their outstanding flowers. If you co not have 
any of these trees, try a few this year. . 
MAGNOLIA ACUMINATA. A tall tree of pyrami- 
dal shape ,with greenish yellow flowers and large 
broad ,leaves; coral clusters of seed follow the 
blooms. : 
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MAGNOLIA MACROPHYLLA. Rapid growing 
tree, with unusually large leaves from 12 to 15 
inches long; white cup-shaped flowers; fragrant. 
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MAGNOLIA SOULANGEANA—Flowers large, cup- 
shaped, white, more or less suffused with pink, 
borne in March. Plant is usually branched with | 
several limbs near the ground. 
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MAGNOLIA TRIPETALA. Rarely grows taller 
than 30 feet. Immense leaves in clusters around 
the large white flowers; rose-colored fruit cores. 
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HEDGE PLANTS. 
Hedges have many outstanding uses, too numerous 
to mention in the small space we have alloted them, 
and are becoming more popular and_ beneficial. 
They are valuable as screens for unsightly places, 
or to enclose yards to give one indoor privacy with 
outdoor benefit. 
AMUR RIVER NORTH PRIVET.—The most hardy 
of all Privet, and erect in habit; dark lustrous 
green leaves remain on until late winter. . 
| Per10 Per25 Per100 
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