CHASE, ALABAMA 9 
DECIDUOUS SHRUBS AND TREES 
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CORNUS fiorida, Flowering Dogwood 
Beautiful native tree, which produces large 
single white flowers in early spring. Symmetri- 
cal in growth. Red berries in winter. Thrives 
in sun or partial shade. <A valuable specimen 
plant. 25 feet. 
Per10 Per 100 
pe eee Tea Wa ele asia Sty ¢ meas OEY, eae $6.00 
PA On REM Speedy ay Mier tee Sed Nes irae 4.50 $35.00 
TBS PIN Haye amie nie tae eee as pate ac 3.00 25.00 
fiorida plena, Doublefiowering Dogwood 
One of the showiest of the Dogwoods, this 
double-flowering variety blooms freely about 
ten days later than the common white. The 
flowers are large and double. Trees bloom at 
a younger age than the common white or the 
pink Dogwoods. 20 feet. 
4 DAB Bieter a ree keg ma eles ics 22.50 200.00 
Dic ests LSM anen Beret geek Oe ee aS 17.50 150.00 
yr aid ed BYTE ee te tT t Mok en pe lens 12.50 100.00 
NOTE: We have priced these “BB”. If wanted 
“NR” see below for amount to deduct. 
fiorida rubra, Redfiowering Dogwood 
Beautiful single deep rose-colored flowers give 
this well-shaped tree an unusual effect. Blooms 
in early spring. Thrives in sun or partial shade, 
' One of the most lovely of the Dogwoods. 
20 feet. 
GaN ic cae eee PCr ae en ena: 22.50 200.00 
FG aN Pe eo heck orca ek ere tree 18.50 160.00 
PARE BREA AR TEL al oe Bias, ead, a, edhe 14.50 120.00 
BAN Hien ye eet eee. 11.50 100.00 
BB Price Schedule: 
If wanted NR or BB, deduct from or add to prices 
on Dogwoods as follows: 
GES Sie mee ss Wap eee ao ae 50¢ 
Fd Gy a ab Bile.) kul PR eR CaN costes 40¢ 
US Dy irate de sachs PRUNE SET ORT tes ee ieee abit ea 306 
oa Peg a ASTON! i aes a? Ee ona ERO hte ap eae EN 20C 
PAs Li Tea We gs Caen oe Mea at ag TCR Ta UG 
ASSO Oe ae beg I eR OS ogre Be 15¢ 

IOWA, March 25, 1943: ‘‘We appreciate the very satisfactory man- 
ner in which you have handled our orders.” 
UTAH, March 25, 1943: ‘‘We-are enclosing check for our recent 
shipment of Lining-Out Shrubs, which arrived in good condition.” 
