26 MOSTY BROS. NURSERIES 
BLENDED COLORS 
TALISMAN—A rich blending of orange, red, copper 
and gold. The finest rose grown for beauty, dainti- 
ness and loveliness. 
CLIMBING ROSES—EVERBLOOMING TYPE 
CLIMBING PINK RADIANCE—A perfect rose and a 
vigorous grower. 
CLIMBING AMERICAN BEAUTY—Colors rich red, 
passing to crimson; heavy strong grower; hardy. 
CLIMBING K. A. V.—Creamy white. Perfect open 
flower. Strong grower and free bloomer. Climbing 
Talisman. 
DWARF OR POLYANTHA OR BABY ROSES 
CECILE BRUNNER—tThe sweetheart rose. .Soft deli- 
cate pink, perfect shaped buds and open flowers. 
GLORIA MUNDI—Small double flowers in clusters. 
Color dazzling orange-scarlet. Constant bloomer 
which will be a bright spot in your garden. 
IDEAL—Compact dwarf grower, rich garnet-red clus- 
ters of flowers. A constant bloomer and a favorite. 
KATHARINE ZEIMIT—Bud and flower small, pure 
white, borne in clusters. Continuous bloomer. 
FLOWERING DECIDUOUS 
SHRUBS 
We recommend planting principally in groups or 
masses and for hedges or screens, planting against 
buildings, along fences and drives, and in every nook 
and corner. You should also include some of the EV- 
ERGREEN class. Crepe myrtle, althea and other sum- 
mer blooming shrubs will bloom prettier and grow 
more symmetrically if severely pruned during the win- 
ter season. 
Each Dozen 100 
Medium size, 2-year ................ $ .40 $4.00 $30.00 
Extra largess 3-yeary...) se. .00 5.00 40.00 
Tareer Specimens eee oe ete ee $1.00 and Up 
ALTHEA—Flowers like roses, blooms all summer, 
shrub or tree; hardy; colors, red, lavender, pink and 
white. 
BLUE SPIREA (caryopteris)—Also called Blue Beard; 
lavender blue flowers in clusters during summer and 
fall. 
BRIDAL WREATH (spirea Van Houtte, Reevesiana & 
Thumbergi)—The prettiest of spring bloomers; 
snowy white, very graceful and hardy. 
DOUBLE BRIDAL WREATH (s. prumfolia)— 
BIRD OF PARADISE—Upright, spreading shrub, fern- 
like foliage, large clusters pea-shaped, yellow flow- 
ers with long, brilliant red stamens. Very hardy. 
Deciduous. Used extensively for roadside planting 
by the Texas Highway Department. 
