
Rhododendrons 
Hardy Evergreen Shrubs 
The importance of this class of plant material has long 
been recognized by many garden lovers. Since most are 
evergreen, they present an attractive appearance, in both 
summer and winter. They are comparatively slow growers, 
are easy to keep in bounds, and grow more beautiful with 
age. All of these varieties grow best in a somewhat acid 
soil, lightened by plenty of Ieaf-mold or peat-moss, and 
some require protected Sea tins for best results. Certain 
varieties may be used with success in plantings in the shade. 
ABELIA grandiflora. Glossy Abelia. 
A dainty evergreen shrub bearing little bell-shaped pink 
flowers. Blooms throughout the summer until frost. Excellent 
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BERBERIS juliane. Wintergreen Barberry. 
A yellowish green, spiny-leaved shrub with bright yellow 
flowers followed by purplish fruit. Good autumn color. 
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B. verruculosa. Warty Barberry. 
Bushy and densely clothed with small shiny green holly-like 
leaves. Attractive yellow flowers followed by inconspicuous 
black fruit. Good for border work, hedges, and rockeries. 
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BUXUS sempervirens arborescens. Boxwood. 
Hardiest type of Boxwood. Dark green color, compact in 
growth, adaptable for use as edging, specimens and in topiary 
work, 
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