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Eremuris (Fox Tail Lily) 
45 
Quantity Price 
EREMURIS (Fox Tail Lily). Not a lily. Flower 
grows to the extent of 6 ft. on sturdy stems. 
Long spikes of flowers 2 feet. Yellow or white. 
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FRANKLINA (Gordonia). Rare Gorgeous July 
flowering ‘‘Magnolia.’’ Golden centers. Flowers 
resemble white Magnolia. Parent tree was 
found by John Bartram, Royal Botanist to 
King George, 1770, and never found again. 
Transplanted to Bartram’s Garden, Philadel- 
phia. Extra heavy bushy specimens. With 
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GOLDEN RAIN (Laburnum Vulgare). Extra, 
large cocto. Git. Olt. Hla fh tee each 
GOLDEN RAIN (Laburnum Vosie). Extra large, 
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LOCUST. Thornless type. 5 ft. ...........cccuee 
BEECH. Purple, ‘heavy... 3:ft.. 2.2... sess eee 
BEECH a (Weeping). 12 eitae...... ee eee 
BIRCH (Purple Leaf). 4 to 5 ft. ............... 
BIRCH (Weeping). 4 to 5 ft. Ult. H. 20 ft. ..... 
BLUE SPRUCE (Koster). Well formed. Koster 
Blue will lose its blueness when transplanted 
but will return to its natural color another 
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CHERRY. September bearing. A fine edible 
sort that bears fruits as the red Oxheart. A 
mighty fine wariety. 38 ft. tree. Jiisccveecdaces 
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