Philadelphus 
Virginal 

Rose Tree of China 
Home Gro. 
FLOWERING SHRUBS 
LILAC, Chinese. 6-7 ft. Fine leaved, fine twigged variety. Does 
not sucker like common Lilacs. Great masses of delicate purple blooms. 
LILAC, French. 6-8 ft. The most gorgeous flowers of all large 
blooming shrubs. Do not sucker profusely like common Lilac. 
Alphonse Lavallee. Double flowers of a lovely blue shade. 
Chas. Joly. Double dark purplish red flowers. 
Ludwig Spaeth. Single. Long heads of very dark purple flowers. 
‘aes Lemoine. Double, pure white, beautiful contrast with darker 
colors. 
MAYFLOWER BUSH. 10-12 ft. Covered with cream-colored flow- 
ers with leaves early in May; very fragrant. Birds relish the bright 
red berries. 
MOCK ORANGE. 8°10 ft. Semi-spreading large shrub. The pro- 
fuse bloom is very fragrant. 
MOCK ORANGE, Virginal. 6-7 ft. Double Mock Orange. Blooms 
from June throughout the season. Beautiful double flowers of orange- 
blossom fragrance. Fine for the border or as single specimens. One 
of the newer shrubs; supply limited. 
NINEBARK, Dwarf. 3-4 ft. Beautiful new dwarf shrub. The white 
flowers in June are followed by pinkish fruit that forms yellowish seed 
pods as they ripen. Does well on all soils. 
ROSE TREE OF CHINA. 6-7 ft. The earliest flowering hardy 
shrub of deep pink. Double blossoms appear in great profusion be- 
fore the leaves. completely covering the branches with what appear 
like small pink Roses. One or two should be in every planting. 
RUSSIAN OLIVE. 10-12 ft. A gray-green foliage plant. Splendid 
in background screen plantings. 
SILVERBERRY. 4-5 ft. A sensational new shrub with strikingly 
beautiful silver foliage. This shrub gives extreme contrast when planted 
with Purple Leaf Cherry, Golden Elder, as a background shrub for 
Red Leaf Barberry or Euonymus. Black berries appear in late summer 
or early fall and hang on into winter. 
Bee BERRY. 3-4 ft. Produces great masses of white berries in 
the fall. 
SPIREA, Anthony Waterer. 18-24 in. Excellent for border and 
low foundation planting. Blooms freely in July. 
SPIREA, Billiardi. 3-4 ft. A shrub of exquisite beauty, having tall 
spikes of deep pink flowers which bloom in July and August. 
SPIREA, Snow Garland (Arguta). 4-5 ft. The habit of covering 
the branches with pure white flowers gives this shrub the popular 
name. The branches look like garlands of snow. The earliest bloom- 
ing Spirea. 
SPIREA, Van Houttei (Bridal Wreath). 5-6 ft. The most popular 
shrub, useful in foundation and border plantings. 
SPIREA, Froebel’s. 18-24 in. Dwarf shrub for low plantings. 
Flowers bright, rosy red in flat clusters produced during July and 
August. Foliage purple-red in early spring and again in late fall. 
TAMARIX (Lace Tree). 6-7 ft. A beautiful shrub with lacelike 
foliage. Bluish gray with large clusters of pink flowers. An excellent 
shrub that is becoming very popular. 
WEIGELA, Eva Rathke. 4-5 ft. A beautiful pink-flowered shrub, 
good in borders. Flowers profusely. 

BEAUTIFUL HOME GROUNDS REALLY COST 
YOU NOTHING 
Well-selected plantings add more to the value of your 
property than the small cost of the trees or shrubs you 
plant. 

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ANDREWS 
-Landscape Service. 
Do You Need Help 
to Plan Your Home 
Planting? 
If a detailed land- 
scape planting plan is 
desired drawn to scale 
and designating the lo- 
cation of each shrub or 
tree, we offer our cus- 
tomers the aid of our 
landscape draftsmen. A 
small charge of $2.00 is 
made for a plan for or- 
dinary sized grounds, 
larger grounds in pro- 
portion. Send complete 
measurements, location 
of buildings, drives, etc. 
This $2.00 for landscape 
plan may be deducted if 
an order for nursery 
stock is placed with us 
amounting to $15.00 or 
over the same _ season. 
No detailed plans can be 
prepared after April 1st 
on account of time. 



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