ROSA ... ROSE Each 10 
Se curerie PRICKLY ROSE. 3 ft. May-June. Low. Solitary deep- 
rose single flowers 2 in. across. 
cae ED ee re en $ .60 $5.40 
blanda, MEADOW ROSE. 3-5 ft. May-June. Low. Delicate pink 
flowers 2-214 in. across. 
Dl tana ome set ante eee sc te ee te ry $ .40 $3.60 
carolina (lucida), VIRGINIA ROSE. 2-4 ft. June-July. A dwarf 
form adapted for borders or shrub plantings; shiny foliage and bright pink 
flowers. 
eee ie eae ee ee $ .50 $4.50 
hugonis, HUGONIS ROSE. 
Very free flowering with single sulphur- yellow flowers 2% inches across, in 
May or June. Often called the “Golden Rose of China”, 
Bun o ctl 
ee eee $ .75 $6.75 
MAX GRAF. Trailing rose with large single pink flowers. 
Bie Oat Pee teen ee ce $ .50 $4.50 
nitida, BRISTLY ROSE. 3-6 ft. 
Fine single reddish flowers 114 in. across, in June or July. A desirable dwarf 
native rose with branches covered with numerous reddish bristles. 
DOT emt oe ae se Lee ee $ .60 $5.40 
per rms ets ee ee ee ot Be ere $ .90 $8.10 
rugosa, RUGOSA ROSE. 5-6 ft. 
Upright shrub with large single reddish-purple flowers from May to Sep- 
tember and brilliant large brick-red fruit. Fine as a hedge plant. 
Teun) leap sel wee ws. Seiad a ts tee $ .75 6.75 
setigera, PRAIRIE ROSE. 7-8 ft. Single rose-colored flowers in 
June or July. 
EO-T SE Tie cts Sten > ts See eee ae $ .40 $3.60 
spinosissima, SCOTCH ROSE. 3-4 ft. One of best singles. Fine 
yellow flowers in May and June. 
elo stew ce Seco ea Bee eee ree $ .60 $5.40 
SAL LXS ae 3 WILLOW 
alba, WHITE WILLOW. 60-90 ft. 
A rapid growing, moisture loving tree. 
emit Meee ee eee. 2 eee eee pL .00 $9.00 
Dar O shi emre at dt, 21k. <a ee 1.50 13.50 
cuprea, GOAT WILLOW. Large conspicuous bright yellow catkins 
in early spring. 
eee Deke ii sete oath Sc ee eae es $ .50 $4.50 
matsudana tortuosa. A curious tree with all branches twisted and 
contorted. Very rare. 
aR OPEL sie Os oe ope > Fe ee $1.00 
NIOBE WEEPING WILLOW. 35-40 ft. We consider this the 
best of all the Weeping Willows. It has bright eet young branches. 
Oapey eh CaN ee eee Ste Mea, $2.00 $18.00 
purpurea, PURPLE OSIER. A dwarf willow rarely exceeding 5 ft. 
Fine for low hedges. 
clei Time eee teee eee $ .75 $6.75 
SAMBUCUS 
canadensis, AMERICAN ELDER. 8-14 ft. 
A vigorous shrub with showy fragrant white flowers in late June or early 
July followed B) purplish-black edible fruit. Attractive to the birds. 
aman) Wiehe cacoP tt 5 eee ne ete $ .75 $6.75 
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