ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS, VINES AND ROSES 
KOLWITZIA, BEAUTY BUSH, a beautiful shrub covered with masses of pink 
flowers in May. 
2-3’ $ 1.00 each 
LIGUSTRUM (The Privets) 
Amoor River Privet (L. amurensis), a very hardy hedge plant, probably 
most satisfactory for this climate. 
18-24” $10.00 per 100 2-3’ $15.00 per 100 4-5’ $45.00 
Ibolium Privet, a hardy variety derived from Ibota and California. 
18-24” $10.00 per 100 2-3’ $15.00 per 100 
Regels Privet makes a low dense hedge. 
18-24” $35.00 per 100 
California Privet, most popular hedge plant with deep green, waxy leaves. 
18-24” $ 7.00 per 100 2-3’ $ 9.00 
LONICERA (The Honeysuckles) 
Morrows Honeysuckle, dwarf shrub with wide branches making a flat top 
bush. 
2-3’ $ .65 each 
Standish Honeysuckle, half-evergreen shrub to 6’ high, very fragrant 
white flowers. 
2-3’ $ .75 each 
Lilac Honeysuckle (L. syringantha), a little known shrub with rose-lilac 
flowers. Very desirable. 
18-24” $ .85 each 
Tartarian Honeysuckle, Pink, White or Red, in three separate flower 
colors, all rapid in growth, flowers and fruits abundant. 
2-3’ $ .55 each 3-4 550.15 
PHILADELPHUS (Mockorange) 
Sweet Mockorange, with masses of fragrant, white flowers in May-June. 
3-4’ $ .60 each 
Dwarf Mockorange (P. avalanche), very slow in growth with a graceful, 
arching habit. 
18-24” $ .75 each 
Virginial Mockorange, beautiful, semi-double, white flowers produced inter- 
mittently all summer. 
2-3’ $ .85 each 
PHOTINA (P. villosa), deciduous shrub, white flowers followed by red fruits 
and leaves. 
18-24” $ .60 each 
PHYSOCARPUS (Ninebark), a vigorous growing shrub with white flowers in 
June. 
2-3’ $ .60 each 
Golden Ninebark, similar to above with white flowers and yellow leaves 
in early spring. 
2-3’ $ .60 each 
RHAMNUS (Common Buckthorn), a very popular variety of hedge plant with 
large leaves. 
12-18” $25.00 per 100 
RHODOTYPOS (White Kerria), a large shrub with white flowers followed by 
black berries. Also called Jet Bead. 
2-3’ $ .75 each 
RHUS (Smoke Tree), with fine, lacy flower spikes resembling smoke. 
2-3’ $ .2.00 each 
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