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Quantity Price 
ASTERS in collection of 8 for $1.00. 
Barr’s Pink. 3 ft. Early Light Blue, 2% ft. 
Red Rover 4 ft. Tataricus. 6 ft. 
White Aster 3 ft. Novae-Angliae Purple. 3ft. 
Climax. 3 ft. Tennessee Blue oud 4 ft. 
/ Harrington Pink. The first true pink. Do not 
¥ fail to have this attractive variety. 35 cents 
each. 
AUCUBA (Japonica). Also known as hardy Cro- 
ton. Shrub. Has long oblong leaves, mottled 
golden, which remain on all winter. Used for 
Sheen boxes as well as house plants. Ult. H. 
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AZALEAS. Any of the following nice bushy 
Plants withMbudsimeces cece es ec ke hereon cee et 
Japanese Red (Hinodegiri), evergreen, the best 
Amoena, Bluish, pink, evergreen, very hardy .. 
Indica. White. Inclined to winter kill; ever- 
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AZALEA CHRYSANTHEMUM. Under Chry- 
santhemum, page 12. 
BAPTISIA. If you are fond of the Lupines 
and found difficulty in growing them try Bap- 
tisia. Flower spikes very similar to Lupines, of 
easiest culture. A handsome deep blue on 
stems two feet and over. Makes an excellent 
symmetrical plant growing upright. Many 
spikes of flowers to a stem. Scatter a few of 
these in your perennial border. Sturdy plants 
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BABYSBREATH. P. 
Bristol Fairy. The best double Ult. H. 2 to 8 ft. 
Bodgeri. R. P. The dwarfest of the Babys- 
breath. Double flowers tinted pink. A nice 
border as well as rock garden variety. Height 
about ten inches. Blooms all summer. Des- 
tined to become the leader in this class ..... 
BALD CYPRESS. Ult. H. 70 ft. This is the cy- 
press seen in the dense swamps of Florida. Ex- 
tremely hardy in the north. Handsome ever- 
green leaves of fine texture, turning red in 
autumn. Deciduous, 1 to 8 ft. trees ........... 
BARBERRY (Thunbergi) 
Japanese. Red berry type, bushy, 15 to 24 inches, 
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BARBERRY., New thornless type. 15 in. ........ 
BARBERRY. Red leaf. Large bushes for immedi- 
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BARBERRY. Green leaf red berry type. Large 
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BARBERRY, Julianae. A handsome type of unus- 
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BAY (Ilex). Hardy Bay has an excellent shiny 
leaf with a heavy mass of pretty black berries 
sprinkled underneath. Very attractive and well 
for naturalizing. Ult. H. 5 ft. 2 ft. heavy plants 
BEACH PLUM. Fushy nursery grown, excellent 
for jelly.0 2:ftult) He Gift eo ee 
BEAR BERRY (Arctostaphylos). R. Low grow- 
ing evergreen foliage, bears pretty black berries 
in fall; very dwarf. The leaf of this plant was 
- used by the Indian in his pipe of peace. EAD 
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