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SCHIZOPHRAGMA hydrangeoides. 25’-30' Hydrangea Vine 
For permanence this self-clinging vine is most desirable. 
The round leaves are about four inches across and shingle 
a wall beautifully. Quite similar to the climbing Hydran- 
gea this can be identified by the single petaled bracts 
among the more numerous true flowers. 
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SCIADOPITYS verticillata. 20°-25’ Umbrella Pine 
EVERGREEN. So called because the thick four inch leaves 
are arranged in whorls similar to the ribs of an umbrella. 
These dark green glossy needles handsomely clothe the 
branches which make a dense pyramidal head. Growing 
very slowly it can be safely used in low plantings. 
Drainage is essential for this unique beautiful conifer. 
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SOPHORA japonica. 60’-70’ Chinese Scholar Tree 
Improves with age as the tortuous branches assume in- 
teresting shapes, and the crop of greenish yellow pea- 
shaped flowers increases. Really a fine tree that should 
be used for avenue or specimen purposes. Adaptable. 
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viciifolia. 5'-6’ Vetch Leaf Sophora 
Clusters of porcelain blue or pale violet pea blossoms ap- 
pear in June to decorate this shrub. Dry sunny spot. 
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SORBARIA arborea glabrata. 12’-15’ Tree Spirea 
All too rarely is this bold handsome August blooming shrub 
seen. The feathery bunches of flowers are often two feet 
long, gracefully held aloft or extended at ends of arching 
branches. Large compound leaves add to the tropical effect. 
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sorbifolia. 5'-6’ Ural False Spirea 
Quickly spreads by suckers to make a handsome clump 
well clothed with refined ash-like foliage, topped in August 
by creamy panicles of fuzzy flowers. Easily grown. 
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SORBUS aucuparia. 25’-30’ European Mountain Ash 
Ideal for the small lawn, the Rowan tree is extremely 
popular in Europe, where the great clusters of orange-red 
fruits figure in song and story, but here they serve the 
more practical purpose of food for robins. Good drainage. 
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decora. 20'-25' Showy Mountain Ash 
Certainly worthwhile for the lovely big red fruits, which 
sometimes are a half inch in diameter. Hardy and rare. 
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