6 CHASE NURSERY COMPANY 
DECIDUOUS SHRUBS AND TREES 
(Continued) 
AMYGDALUS persica, ‘‘Peppermint Stick,” 
Flowering Peach 
A valuable new addition to the Flowering Peach 
family. The very attractive red-and-white va- 
riegated bloom gives it its name. 10 feet, 
Per10 Per100 
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FEED te aE OE A Bay. 4.00 
ARONIA arbutifolia, Red Chokeberry 
Strong erect shrub. Showy red berries hang on 
well into winter. 8 feet. 
Dea UU Meese hie aPan I ier 2.25 $20.00 
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LE SUBY aes create day Sieh aNe oe ne 1.25 10.00 
brilliantissima, Brilliant Chokeberry 
Somewhat stronger grower than arbutifolia. 
Berries are a lustrous brilliant red. 8 feet. 
Chm gn tora es Ae dee aan Ueeeuea sees 3.50 30.00 
Pies Waa NC bt AM frag aie Dt Sirs AS 2.715 25.00 
1S SZ HS See Syl Sar ne Sect e 2.25 20.00 
BEAUTYBERRY—See Callicarpa 
BERBERIS thunbergi, Green Barberry 
One of the best mass shrubs. Hardy and tough. 
Brilliant fall foliage is followed by persistent 
scarlet berries. 5 feet. 
do eng 1. Mie Pree ly, aS oss teens ATLA ised 1.75 15.00 
AS Pon Bee KG RNID rs Seer ge OMEN ory UG oa 1.50 12.00 
i ras WSN amainahy sO ans Nene A RENEE BE 1.20 10.00 
BUDDLEIA alternifolia, Chinese Butterflybush 
Hardiest of all Buddleia. Narrow _gray-green 
leaves on semi-arching branches. Long spikes 
of lilac-purple flowers during spring. 6 feet. 
PV OG LINO ee, ee Ce ee ee ee 2.50 
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“Charming” 
The new Pink Butterflybush. Unusually large 
compact spikes of deep pink bloom throughout 
the summer. Distinct and attractive. 6 feet. 
Do VQATIIN O Aes ee eee ee ee 2.50 20.00 
PVG eVLCCLUI ee eee ee 2.00 15.00 
MICHIGAN, March 24, 1943: ‘“‘The stock arrived in excellent con- 
dition, and perhaps we will have a few more orders for you before the 
season is over this spring.” 
