F. t F. NURSERIES 66 
Each Ten Hundred 
SPIRAEA bumalda Anthony Waterer. 3’ Waterer Spirea 
Flat topped heads of rose pink flowers are produced all 
summer. Compact useful shrub for ‘facing’ tall border. 
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prunifolia. 7’-8’ Bridal Wreath 
The erect branches are in May gracefully arched over by 
the profusion of tiny double white flowers that are borne 
in clusters along the upper stems. The handsome dark 
green foliage turns orange and finally scarlet in autumn. 
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thunbergi. 4’-5’ Thunberg Spirea 
Even finer than “‘arguta” this feathery light green shrub is a 
bank of snow in April when every twig bears its quota of 
white flowerlets. Orange and scarlet autumn coloring. 
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trichocarpa. 5’-6’ Korean Spirea 
Quite similar but coarser than Van Houtte which flowers 
about three weeks before this neat broad spreading bush. 
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van houttei. 6’-8’ Van Houtte Spirea 
Generally “overdone” but nevertheless very beautiful in 
June, when the arching branches are transformed into 
snowy garlands which defy description. Fortunately no 
special soil or location is needed but space it must have 
and please don't prune formally or “bob” its growth. 
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STAPHYLEA colchica. 10’-12’ Colchis Bladdernut 
Interesting because of its pale green inflated seed pods but 
not showy. In June the upright clusters of yellowish 
white flowers can be traced by their delicate fragrance. 
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STEPHANANDRA flexuosa. 5’-6’ Cutleaf Stephanandra 
Graceful arching branches well clothed with finely cut 
bright green leaves changing to reddish purple in 
autumn. Never grows “out of hand,” a useful filler. 
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The individual groups of evergreens—trees— 
shrubs, listed on pages 124-127, according to size and 
shape may help you select for a specific purpose. 
