Viburnum opulus sterile (Snowball) 
The common and widely planted snowball develops into a ten 
foot shrub. Large round clusters of white flowers in May and 
June. Give it a sunny location. 
Viburnum prunifolium (Blackhaw) 
An angular wide-spreading shrub eight to ten feet high. Small 
leaves that turn a wine-red in the fall. Cadet-blue berries. Grows 
naturally with tall Junipers. 
DW oe! 00d havin Renin Se aoe a Une Wee vig Any Ne leh ESF re each $1.00 
Except as noted all Viburnums are priced as follows: 
BATT? iO geaetee ee eg toto. a ae een na ete each $ .40 
4/5 it, c HISD: - SPECIMENS pede es-ee ae. ce ee ee ees ee each F475 
5/. G15 > high specinen@ fu. ee eee oe ee each 1.00 
WEIGELA FLORIDA ROSEA 
Profuse bloomer. Rose-colored flowers in June. An attractive 
eight foot shrub for the border. 
3/4 struhigh gitar re tae ee hue each $ .45 
WINTERBERRY (llex verticillata) 
One of our native hollies, the winterberry prefers a moist, 
well-drained location. Magnificent combined with cedars or hem- 
locks. Produces the bright red-berried stems sold at Christmas 
time. 
5/18 at i gin er ete ae es eo acre ee each $ .35 
yh he IG | ae Cd icles ea gies POR OANA RR yet RD each _—-.60 
WITCH-HAZEL (Hamamelis virginiana) 
The common witch-hazel reaches a height of fifteen feet or 
more. Small yellow flowers and dry, luminous leaves in early 
winter. Splendid as a background shrub or for use in naturalis- 
tic plantings. 
a/4vte. high *bushty? sO ibcsis cee ati occ, Pe eee ces each $ .75 
Plants Whose Berries Attract Birds 
Barberry (all) Red Cedar 
Golden twig Dogwood Shadblow 
Gray Dogwood Snowberry (all) 
Hawthorn (all) Staghorn Sumac 
Honeysuckle Bush (all) Viburnum (all) 
Mountain Ash (all) Virginia Creeper 
Prairie Rose Winterberry 
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