Paine, . Gontinued Each 10 
gmelini principis-rupprechti. Similar to previous, but with large: 
cones. 
(ike toys pole ea LRA $6.00 
leptolepis, JAPANESE LARCH. 45-80 ft. 
Handsome as a lawn specimen, of unusually rapid growth. The leaves of this 
deciduous conifer appear in very early spring. 
18-20 ft. pe SOUL $270.00 
LEUCOTHOE 
racemosa, SWEETBELLS. 4-10 ft. White bell-like flowers. April- 
une. 
Rath ee ere ee $ .75 $6.75 
recurva, REDTWIG LEUCOTHOE. 5-10 ft. White. April-June. 
From Carolina Mountains. 
Reve NY epee eo as te _ $ .60 $5.40 
PiswolLRUM ... PrRriver 
amurense, AMUR PRIVET. 6-15 ft. White. June-July. The 
“North” or hardy strain, with growth similar to California privet. The latter 
is not hardy in this latitude. 
eee eter (612.00 per] OO} eee $ .20 $1.60 
Goro it. (916.00 per 100) eee vds: 2.00 
ibolium, IBOLIUM PRIVET. 4-6 ft. White. June-July. Upright 
hardy form; very useful instead of the tender California privet. 
iaeat ins ($12.00 pers 100) See ee $ .20 $1.60 
eeeoust:.+)()16.00° per 100 gee 5 2.00 
vulgare, EUROPEAN PRIVET. 6-15 ft. White. June-July. Rich 
dark green foliage. Blue-black fruit through the winter attracts birds. 
Ear Tet co > see Re $ .20 $1.60 
BONICERA -..-. . HONEYSUCKLE * 
maximowiczi sachalinensis. 
A new choice variety reaching 10 ft. in height. Light green leaves and attrac- 
tive small reddish-purple flowers followed by red fruit. 
Band ity? site 2, Aes oe Er 2 $1.00 $9.00 
morrowi, MORROW HONEYSUCKLE. 5-6 ft. 
White. May-June. Red fruit. 
Bec LT ance aoe ence $ .40 $3.60 
syringantha, LILAC HONEYSUCKLE. 6-8 ft. 
Flowers pink. Fragrant. May-June. Upright. Slender-branched. 
Poe Tein eS Se tee eS $ .40 $3.60 
tatarica alba, WHITE TARTARIAN HONEYSUCKLE. 6-10 ft. 
White. May-June. 
U2 4510 od (ek ere ee ee ees SE $ .35 $3.15 
tatarica rosea, ROSY TARTARIAN HONEYSUCKLE. 6-10 ft. 
Pink. May. 
Pees oft,” ia 1 juan ec iore egeP e $ .50 $4.50 
tatarica rubra, RED TARTARIAN HONEYSUCKLE. 6-10 ft. 
Light crimson flowers. May. 
PaaS toy (as: SO Ba ie el ae ah 2 $ .50 $4.50 

See Our Special Lists of 
BERRY BEARING PLANTS, Page 59 
HEDGE PLANTS, Page 58 
PLANTS FOR SPECIAL ENVIRONMENTS, Page 55 

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