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CALLICARPA 
Purpurea (Chinese Beauty Berry)—A pretty shrub with graceful habit growing to 3 to 4 feet high. 
Especially attractive in September with its lavender or orchid colored berries. 18-24" $.40; 2-3’ 
$.45; 3-4’ $.50. 
CALYCANTHUS FLORIDUS (Sweet 
Scented Shrub)—Upright to 6 feet, 
clothing its straight reddish shoots with 
large glossy leaves. Flowers double, 
chocolate red. 18-24" $.40; 2-3’ $.50; 
3-4’ $.60. 
CARAGANA ARBORESCENS (Siberian 
Pea Tree)—Large growing shrub to twelve 
feet. Yellow pea-shaped flowers in May. 
18-24’’ $.40; 2-3’ $.50. 
CEANOTHUS AMERICANA (Jersey 
Tea)—Low erect shrub to 3 feet. Has a 
profusion of white bloom in large panicules. 
12-18’ $.45. 
CEPHALANTHUS OCCIDENTALIS 
(Button Bush) — Round heads creamy 
white flowers July to September. Glossy foliage. Likes 
moist soil, -2-3% $.45:03-4"'$.55, 
CLETHRA ALNIFOLIA (Sweet Pepper Bush) —A 
beautiful little shrub covered in August and September 
with small white spikes which are delightfully fragrant. 
Grows 3 to 5 feet and makes a fine sub-shrub. 18-24” 
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CLETHRA BARBINERVIS—Larger growing heavier 
foliaged and larger flowering than the above. Must be planted jn a protected situation. 
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COMMON PERSIMMON—Woody plants to 15 feet, grown for handsome foliage and variable 
edible fruit. 4-5’ $1.25; 5-6’ $1.65. 
COMPTONIA ASPLENIFOLIA (Sweet Fern)—A small native shrub growing 3 to 5 feet. Useful 
for covering banks and to grow on sterile sandy and stony soil. It is an attractive undershrub 
with fern-like, scented foliage and brownish head of imperfect flowers. 15-18" $.50. 
CORNELIAN CHERRY (Cornus Mas)—Handsome shrub or small tree of dense growth. Very 
attractive in early Spring with its yellow flowers and again in the Fall with its shining scarlet 
fruit. 3-4’ $1.25; 4-5’ $1.65; 5-6’ $2.25. 
COTONEASTER—The Cotoneaster family is very interesting. An assorted group of them 
makes a valuable addition to the garden. Their leaves are small, round and glossy. Minute 
flowers are followed by glossy berries. Habit in general is semi spreading. 
Acutifolia (Peking Cotoneaster)—Small pink flowers. Black fruit. 18-24’ $.60; 2-3’ $.70. 
Bullata—Quite upright with larger crinkly leaves. Black fruit. 2-3’ $.65; 3-4’ $.75. 
Dielsiana (Diels Cotoneaster)—Red fruit in abundance. Matures at 6 to 8 feet. 2-3’ $.75; 3-4’ $1.00. 
Divaricata (Spreading Cotoneaster)—A handsome shrub growing to 6 feet with oval glossy green 
leaves. Persistent red fruit. 18-24’’ $.60; 2-3’ $.75; 3-4’ $.90. 
Hupehensis—Red fruited. A handsome species growing to 5’. 3-4’ $1.00. 
uaaen t upright shrub to 8 feet. Dark green foliage. Black fruit. 18-24" $.60; 2-3’ $.75; 
3-4’ $.90. 
Moup‘nensis (Mupin Cotoneaster)—Spreading shrub to 10 feet. Pinkish flowers in clusters 
followed by black fruit. Large heavy veined leaves glossy above, gray green below. 2-3’ $.70; 
3-4’ 3.90; 4-5’ $1.25. 
Perpusilla—A variety of Horizontalis. Low, slow growing Rock Garden subject. Red fruited. 
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Simonsi (Simon’s)—Semi-evergreen shrub to 4 feet with loose spreading habit. Shining red 
fruit in abundance. 2-3’ $.75; 3-4’ $.90. 
Wilsoni—Grows to 5 feet. Fruit red. 18-24’’ $.60; 2-3’ $.75; 3-4’ $1.00. 
CORYLUS AMERICANA (American Hazelnut)—One of our native nut bearing shrubs that 
makes an attractive addition to natural planting. 2-3’ $.60; 3-4’ $.75; 4-5’ $.90. 
Corylus Avellana Atropurpurea (Purple Filbert)—This is a grafted variety of European Filbert 
which makes a specimen shrub about 15 feet high. Leaves dark purple or brownish red. 6-8’ B & 
B. $10.00. 


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Calycanthus Floridus 

Our shade trees will please you. They have been properly grown. 
