ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS, VINES AND ROSES 
CUTLEAF rae ae ae a deeply lobed plant, growing to 5’ with white 
owers. 
2-3’ $ .60 each 
SYMPHORICARPOS (Snowberry) 
Chenault Coralberry, with brilliant pinkish berries in clusters. 
2-3’ $ .50 each 
Snowberry, with waxy white berries. 
2-3’ $ .50 each 
Red Snowberry, with red berries in clusters. 
2-3’ $ 50 each 
SYRINGA (Lilac) 
Chinese Lilac, generally sold for Persian Lilac, more vigorous grower and 
bloomer, hardier. 
2-3’ $1.00 each 
Persian Lilac, medium growing type with narrow leaves, bright pink 
flowers and extremely free bloomer. 
2-3’ $1.00 each 
French Hybrid Lilacs—This group contains the most perfect flowering 
types with larger flowering trusses, better color and fragrance. 
Prices all Hybrid Lilac: 
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2a ie ie De eae: 1.75 I Aphis Ash Oh rete 3.50 
Varieties: 
Belle de Nancy—Double rose-violet, sizes 114-2, 2-3, 3-4’. 
Charles the Tenth—Single reddish-purple, sizes 114-2, 2-3’. 
Congo—Single deep purple-red, sizes 114-2’. 
Dame Blanch—Double white, sizes 114-2’. 
La Tour de Auvergne—Double purple, sizes 2-3, 3-4’. 
Mme. Lemoine—Double white, sizes 114-2, 2-3, 3-4’. 
Leon Simon—Double Lavender, sizes 114-2’. 
Ludwig Spaeth—Single reddish purple, sizes 144-2, 2-3, 3-4’. 
Pres. Grevy—Double blue, sizes 2-3, 3-4, 4-5’. 
Pres. Poincare—Double pink, sizes 2-3, 3-4’. 
Rhum Von Horstenstein—Single dark reddish purple, sizes 2-3, 3-4’. 
VIBURNUM 
American Cranberry, handsome native shrub, red fruit in July remaining 
all winter. 
2-3’ $ .85 each 
Wayfaring Tree, flowers white in May-June followed by red berries chang- 
ing to black. 
2-3’ $ .85 each 
Arrowwood (V. dentatum), upright shrub with blue-black berries in fall. 
2-3’ $ .85 each 
European Cranberry, large white flowers, red fruit persisting through fall 
and mid-winter. 
2-3’ $ .85 each 
Fragrant Viburnum (V. carlesi), spreading shrub, with pink-white frag- 
rant flowers. 
15-18” $ 3.00 each 
Common Snowball, large, white flowers in ball shape, usually in bloom 
for Decoration Day. 
2-3’ $ .85 each 
Kentucky Viburnum (V. molle), similar to Arrowwood, slower growth, 
white flowers, blue-black fruit. 
2-3’ $ .85 each 
Withe-rod (V. cassanoides), upright shrub with white flowers followed by 
blue-black berries. 
2-3’ $ 1.50 each 
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