
EVERGREEN FRUIT TREES. The following fruit tyees will bring beauty, 
to your garden as well as luscious fruit to your t\ble. Selected for their ornamental value, 
adaptability to Southern California, and grown tX\the high standards of Del Amo quality, 
each plant is a specimen. 

For prices on these and other fruit trees cor 
AVOCADOS. Fuerte. The finest variety for earss Seedless. 
home planting in Southern California. Fruit 
r-shaped, medium sized with a smooth 
n; ripens in winter. Flesh is but- 
amy yellow. Makes handsome shade 
tree for the backyard 
GRAPEFRUIT. Marsh Seedless. Few seed 
LIMES. 
all lime’ 
summer 



MANDARIN. \ King. 
with roughdy skin. 
orange with 


s, thin 

rind, abundant juice and fine flavor mate 
this the be rapefruit. Fruit is large, tree 
vigorous upact, a heavy bearer ORANGES. Washington 

ONS: Eureka. Bears large crops of good- well known naveKorange. The seedless vari- il al tH t. gc 40c; 5ac, bushy, $1.85 
sized juicy lemons, ripening fruit all year. ety harvested in Winter. December to April D A ‘ : er “1 es ' row; reddish-bronze new grgwth. Makes a very soul along the coast. gc ic; ogc, bushy, 1.00; 
Meyer. This semi-dwarf variety bears right Excellent small ornamental tree Del Amo Nurseries presents in simplified form a visual planting chart to help plant your Victory dense roundish bush branchgf from the base, or can tree form, $2.00. 
af D. q. 12 € < ur e . . ‘ : ere 
ee ee Valencia. California’ summer orange; has Garden. We have selected the better varieties for each use and have described thera under be grown as a tree with g single trunk. Not par Pyracantha formosana. FORMOSA FIRETHORN. Here 
throughout the year. Flowers ave large, abundant juice. Of meWium size, the fruit has ‘ : ; ticular as to soil or expogure, hardy. gc S0c; Sgc is the finest of all the Pyracanthas for huge clusters 
sweet-scented. Available in both bush and few seeds. Largest gNwing of the citrus their respective headings. $2.00. of brilliant red berries. Not only are the berries 
tree form. See picture on outside Bears April to October Laurus nobilis. GRECIAN/ LAUREL. This is the true spectacular but the graceful, arching branches ap- 
DECIDUOUS FRUIT TREES. Almonds, apples, apricots, cherries, figs, neclarines, peaches, With this guide, the new home owner may plan his own garden. The experienced gardener may Bay Tree, an erect sifw-growing shrub with aro- Pear 10 be Jacien with snow in the spring when they 
lums; deciduous ] t vines e e 0 ary ‘ i : atic dark green leajhery leaves. Can be pruned SS i ee ee 
Pp eciduous small fruit vines and nut trees should be planted from J\nuary through find new uses for his plants and new plants to replace those now unsatisfactory. Del Amo home tee ae aaae a ee eee ae Glam, Molise. ncicenisneiticnaan, (sma Sacieie 
March fifteenth. We stock a complete assortment of these fruits in season offering only 
varieties recommended by the University of California Agricultural Experime 
this area. If you are on our mailing list you will receive a copy of Gardenlanc 
each December for the following season. 
SHADE PLANTS 
Aucuba japonica crotonifolia. GOLD DUST PLANT. ¥ 
marked with yellow, giving the effect of filtered sunlig? 
hardy, likes moist soil and will stand some exposure to 
gc 60c; B&B 18-24" $2.00. 
Bouvardia albatross. FRAGRANT BOUVAHDIA. A magnificent va 
flowers that are intensely fragrant. This is a new improved form o 

larger more deliciously fragrant flowers and finer foliage. Will produceNnore and better 
flowers if cut back once or twice a year. gc $1.00. 
Clivia miniata. SCARLET KAFIRLILY. A rare plant from South Africa, has broa 
leaves and brilliant fragrant flowers that resemble Amaryllis. They 
deep shade and like the exotic Bird of Paradise make heavy clumps, 
flowers during the fourth or fifth year. B&B blooming size division, $2.50. 
Daphne odora marginata. WINTER DAPHNE. One tiny flower cluster 
of this remarkable plant will perfume an entire room! The sweet- 
scented blossoms are waxy shell pink and are borne profusely 
throughout the winter. The lustrous dark green leaves are margined 
with gold. Will not freeze; must have good drainage. gc 75c; B&B 
12-18" $2.00. 
Eranthemum nervosum. BRILLIANT BLUE ERANTHEMUM. This tropi- 
cal shrub from Asia is highly prized for its rich deep blue flowers. An 
evergreen shrub to 4 feet with luxuriant foliage all year if given a 
shady location and plenty of moisture. Protect from frost. gc 50c; 
5ge $1.85. 
FUCHSIAS. Few plants give as much in return for a little care as does 
this shade-loving plant. Producing their spectacular flowers over a 
long season, they may be had in a number of different types to fit 
the requirements of your shade garden; trailing, spreading, giant, 
dwarf, and climbing. Our collection imcludes more than 50 choice 
varieties. Ask for descriptive list and prices. 
Tlex pedunculosa. LONGSTALK HOLLY. A handsome new evergreen 
holly with shiny leaves to about 3 inches long. Makes a dense 
mound of handsome fol’age the year around. Splendid foundation 
shrub for the north or east side. Thrives best in rich, well-drained 
soil. Bright red berries on long stalks. ge 60c; 5gce $2.00. 
Jasminum sambac grand duke. ARABIAN JASMINE. A rare and beau- 
tiful scandent shrub with large, very double, pure white flowers and 
with a fragrance rivaling the Gardenia. Blooms almost the entire 
year. Is quite hardy, preferring shade; a very worthy plant. gc 60c; 
Sge $2.00. 
Mahonia bealei. LEATHERLEAF MAHONIA. Medium sized shrub 
branching from the base with leathery, deeply-toothed, dark green 
leaves. In the winter the leaves are mottled with yellow and scarlet. 
Foliage is especially useful in unusual flower arrangements. Soft 
yellow flowers are followed by long strings of blue berries. An 
aristocrat. gc 50c; 5ge $1.85. 
Sarcococca ruscifolia. FRAGRANT SARCOCOCCA. The wavy, black- 
green, pointed leaves cf this evergreen shade loving shrub make a 
‘Splendid toil for the long-lasting scarlet berries. Makes a compact 
spreading shrub to about 3 feet. The clusters of tiny white flowers 
are delightfully fragrant. Thrives in deepest shade. gc 60c; S5gc $2.00. 
Shrubs described elsewhere in this list suitable for shade planting are: 
Brunfelsia floribunda, Camellia japonica, Clerodendron thomsonae, 
Hardenbergia comptoniana, Hydrangea domotoi, Mahonia aquifolium, 
‘Murraya exotica, Trachelospermum jasminoides. 

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MAHONIA (OREGON-GRAPE) 
sult our separate fruit tree list. 
Hardy, it ripens most of its fruit in 
Bears heavy crops quickly 
Large type of Tangerine 
Fruit 
ew seeds 
even when yo&ng. Bears March to August. 
ga improved form of the old Gold D 
Plant with finer color and markings. The large, shin}P\dark green leaves are beautiful 
in dark corners. Is completely 
ind and a degree of salt. 
ty with snowy-white 


color and fragrance 
Largest and finest of 
is delicious, deep 
Bears large crops 
Navel. California's 

So many varieties are available that it is difficult to select the proper plants for each Surpose 
withcut some reliable guide. 

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planning and planting service is at your disposal. We extend an invitation to visit the nursery 
at your convenience. Should you, because of tire shortage, wish to order by mail or phone, 
such orders will receive our prompt attention. Buy Del Amo quality grewn-plants-for best 
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B. humboldti, with 
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flower freely 
producing their ¥ St 
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30 feet; beautiful fern-like blue-green silvery foliage 
tinged with purple. The masses of light yellow, puff- 
ball flowers in spring make a striking contrast with 
the purplish leaves. Fine for cutting. gc $1.00; 
5ge $2.00. 
Cinnamomum camphora. CAMPHOR TREE. Widely 
planted evergreen aromatic tree to 40 feet; light 
shining green foliage with exceptionally attractive 
bronzy new growth. A handsome rather slow grow- 
ing tree of regular growth. A beautiful lawn speci- 
men or tree for wide parkway. gc 50c; 5gc $1.85. 
Eucalyptus viminalis.s MANNA GUM. A tall wide- 
spreading variety with narrow light green leaves on 
pendulous branches. Fine shade tree when plenty 
of space is available. Makes a rapid growth in poor 
soils and takes extremes of temperatures. gc 40c; 
Sge $1.75. 
Magnolia grandiflora. SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA. A 
noble evergreen tree to 100 feet, of comparatively 
slow growth, with thick leaves shiny green above 
and rusty brown beneath. Prized for its large white 
fragrant flowers to 8 inches across. Makes a more 
rapid growth in heavy soil with lots of water. 
ge 50c; 5ge $1.85. 
Platanus orientalis. ORIENTAL PLANE TREE. Some- 
times called the European Sycamore, this is a pyra- 
midal deciduous tree with large bright green leaves. 
Of much merit as a shade or street tree. Grows rap- 
idly under almost any conditions, may be pruned 
heavily if necessary. 5gc $1.75. 
Quercus virginiana. VIRGINIA LIVE OAK. Similar to 
California Live Oak in general appearance with a 
more uniform shape, longer leaves and is slightly 
faster growing. A good sized, fast growing, long- 
lived, evergreen shade tree. Also a fine tree for 
the parkway. ge 50c; 5gce $1.85. 
Schinus molle. CALIFORNIA PEPPERTREE. Pictur- 
esque, large, round headed, evergreen tree to 50 
feet. Its wide spreading branches and gnarled rug- 
ged trunks are well known in the Southern California 
landscape. Easily grown, requiring little or no care. 
gc 35c; 5ge $1.75. 
Ulmus parvifolia. EVERGREEN ELM. Often called the 
Chinese Elm, this open headed tree to 25 feet has 
attractive, dark green, glossy foliage and weeping 
branches. For a small to medium sized specimen 
for garden, lawn or patio this tree is ideal. Is be- 
coming widely used as a street tree. gc 50c; Sgc 
$1.75. 
Trees described elsewhere in this list suitable for shade 
trees are: Ceratonia siliqua, Jacaranda acutifolia, 
Pittosporum undulatum and Schinus terebinthifolius. 

ACACIA baileyana purpurea. Rare spreading tree to 


















Ten Best Roses 
for the Pacific Coast 
As recommended by the Pacific Rose Society. 
Etoile de Hollande. Dark velvety crimson with fine fragrance. ~ 
ing deep red rose. 
President Herbert Hoover. Blended cerise, orange and gold. Long pointe 
buds, free flowering and strong growing with long stems. 
Talisman. Favorite, brilliant, orange-yellow-red multicolor. Fragrant: 
Texas Centennial. (Plant Patent No. 162.) Red sport of Pres. Hoover with 
same habit, differing in color only. Rich luminous red. 
Mrs. E. P. Thom. Clear canary-yellow with high-centered buds. Glossy 
dark green foliage, mildew resistant. 
Mrs. Sam McGredy. Long pointed coppery-orange bud. Flowers scarlet- 
copper-orange flushed with red. Good foliage. 
J. Otto Thilow. Perfectly shaped blossoms of rich glowing rose-pink. 
Vigorous grower with good leaves. 
Dainty Bess. Has clusters of large single pink flowers with ruffled edges 
and wine-red stamens. 
Hinrich Gaede. Fragrant copper-orange with bright glossy foliage. Good 
stems, outstanding. 
Joanna Hill. Large golden-yellow, center tinged with apricot. Excellent 
for cut flowers, good buds. 
All the above roses priced at 85c each. Number 1 roses in 5-gallon cans. 
PERENNIALS for Color in the Garden 
Agapanthus africanus. LILY OF THE NILE. Dark green wide leaved 
tuberous rooted plant. Showy heads of blue or white flowers on tall 
stems. Requires little care, occasional watering. Shade or sun. gc 35c. 
Aster frickarti. WONDER OF STAFFA. Best of all the hardy asters. The 
large lavender-blue flowers bloom June through December. A bushy 
plant to 2 feet. Sun. ge 40c. 
Chrysanthemum frutescens. MARGUERITE. Canary-yellow or snowy- 
white daisies completely cover this plant practically the entire year. 
Likes full sun. Excellent for cutting and makes a good pot plant. gc 35c. 
Heuchera sanguinea. CORAL BELLS. A low plant with many tall spikes 
of coral-red flowers in early spring. Fine border plant for full sun or 
semi-shade. gc 35c. 
Hunnemannia fumariaefolia. GOLDEN CUP. Beautiful perennial poppy 
with large, crepe-like, single yellow flowers shaped like tulips. Likes 
warm dry location, blooms over long period. gc 40c. 
REHMANNIA Pink Perfection. Produces quantities of pink trumpet-shaped 
pee on tall spikes from summer until winter. Sun or light shade. 
gc 35c. 
VIOLA Royal Robe. Gorgeous new violet with blossoms to 1¥/2"’ across 
and stems 9 inches long. Wonderfully fragrant; large rich green leaves. 
A must” plant for your garden. Pot grown, 50c, 3 for $1.35. 
Zantedeschia devoniensis. BABY CALLA LILIES. Miniature white callas 
on 8" stems. Plant in shade. gc 50c. 
PLAN A VICTORY GARDEN 
This Easy Way ... 
The house and grounds become a thing of beauty with proper planning and plant 
ing. Most trees, shrubs, and flowers have definite uses in the home planting scheme. 





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SCREEN PLANTS 
STRAWBERRY TREE. Laryve 
some shrub or small tree with excellent age, clusters of fragrant white flowers followed by orange 
attractive, striking red and orange fruit; yeddish berries. A better hedge plant, whether for informal 
stems and waxy white bell-sha flowergf Bears or formal use, could not be asked for. When grown 
flowers and berries almost entire year. Stafids heat, with a single stem it is unexcelled for a parkway 
cold and draught; sun or part shade. gg 40c; Sge or patio tree. Can be grown with two or more trunks 
$1.75. for an informal lawn or shade tree. We are the 
Carissa grandiflora. NATAL PLUM. Intybduced from largest growers of this plant in the world. ge 3Sc; 
South Africa, this evergreen shrub isfprized for its Sgc $1.75; Tree form B&B 6-8" $3.80 
edible crimson fruit and fragrant, whjfe, star-shaped Prunus caroliniana. CAROLINA CHERRY. Bright 
flowers. It is seldom we can offer &: plant with so gr foliage, fuzzy white flowers followed b 1e 
much in its favor; clean glossy Ajcliage, fragrant black berries characterize this tall growin 
flowers and edible fruit. gc 50c; Jac $1.80 green shrub. Medium fast growing, it can be grown 
WILLOW HAKE s a tree for the parkw« aches about 25 feet in 
Large shrub or 
small tree with pale green foligge. Leaves are nar- 
b or specimen plant. Extremely 
hardy, likes sun of/part shade, gc 50c; 5gce $2.00. 
Leptospermum laevigatum. AUSTRALIAN TEA TREE. 
Ast growing screen plant is needed 
graceful arching branches of this 
spreading shyib are thickly clothed with grayish- 
needs very little water and thrives in 
almost anyfsoil. Will reach a height of more than 
ge 
Photinia serrulata. CHINESE PHOTINIA. Tall ever- 
green fhrub with shiny wavy-margined leaves to 
abouff8 inches long. Juvenile foliage is bronze; in 
the Winter some of the leaves change to vivid scarlet 
It is an excellent background shrub 
prgducing many snowy-white heads of bloom in the 
lgte spring. One of the most decorative and aristo- 
ratic plants we can offer. Can be grown with single 
trunk for handsome small tree. 5gc $1.85; B&B 2-3’ 
Pittosporum undulatum. VICTORIAN BOX. This is 
without a doubt the most versatile plant we grow. 
And bines well with almost every type of foliage and has 









ght and is particularly a stable to light d 


as a large shrub or as an espalier against a wall. 
ge 40c; 5gce $1.85. 
Pyracantha polychroma. NEW PYRACANTHA, Fine 
new variety originating in our nursery. Foliage is 
red and green, becoming highly colored and very 
spectacular during winter months. The arching 
branches are dotted with lacy white flower clusters 
in spring. Good red berries. ge 50c; 5ge $2.00 
Pyrus kawakami. EVERGREEN PEAR. Graceful large 
shrub, glossy bright green leaves and slender arch- 
ing branches. Foliage keeps its fresh color the 
entire year. Makes a splendid display with its frosty 
white masses of bloom in the spring. Grow as large 
shrub, small tree or drape over walls and espalier 
according to needs. gc 60c; S5ge $2.00. 
35c; 
will 
Xylosma senticosa. A medium sized shiny leaved 
plant for the shrubbery border, excellent for contrast 
because of its light green color. Hardy and cop 
pletely evergreen, it makes up for its lack of flgwfers 
with its lush foliage, ease of care and ity to 
combine beautifully with almost ever ariety of 
shrub. ge 60c; 5ge $2.00. 
ers. 

Shrubs described elsewhere jthis list suitable for 
screen plants are: Hibis rosa-sinensis, Eugenia 
australis, Tetraclinis artigeflata. 
When immediate eff€cts are desired, we recommend 
planting larger sifes of the items listed. For prices of 
these and ofw€ér varieties inquire at the nursery or 
phone. 




















Buxus sempervirens arborescens. BOXWOO Adéal dwarf hedge with 
small, round, bright green leaves. It is slow growing and requires a 
minimum of pruning. Can be kept as low as 8 inches or be grown to 
3 or 4 feet. Much used as trimmed specimens for planting in the open 
or containers. Flats $2.80; gc 35c. 
Eugenia paniculata australis (myrtifolia). AUSTRALIAN BRUSHCHERRY. 
The best of the Eugenias for a dense medium sized hedge. The highly 
polished bright green leaves are tipped with bronze. About the only 
taller hedge that can be kept narrow. Excellent specimen or screen 
plant if left untrimmed. gc 35c; 5gc $1.75. 
Leptospermum compacta. COMPACT TEA TREE. For a dense low hedge 
in a hot dry location this plant has no equal. Requires no trimming; 
foliage is soft blue-green, flowers white. Exceptionally clean and will 
not freeze. Does well along the seacoast. gc 40c; B&B 18-24" $1.70. 
Ligustrum japonicum DA-12. WAXLEAF PRIVET. Here is California's 
best 1edge plant. Developed in our nursery, this exceptional variety 
has lustrous, dark green, leathery leaves and is entirely evergreen. 
Not bothered by extremes of heat or cold. If allowed to grow untrimmed, 
will produce masses of snowy-white flower spikes in the spring. 
gc 40c; Sge $1.65. 
Tetraclinis articulata. ARAR TREE. We recommend this as a substitute 
for Monterey Cypress. A member of the Cypress family, it grows 
under the same conditions, but is not subject to the fungus disease that 
is killing all the Monterey Cypress in Southern California. Source of 
the resin Sandarac, the foliage has a menthol aroma. gc 50c; 5gc $1.85. 
Plants described elsewhere on this list suitable for hedge plants are: 
Gardenia jasminoides, Laurus nobilis, Pittosporum undulatum, Viburnum 
suspensum, 
ia siliqua. CAROB TREE. Dense round-headed tree to 40 feet; 
(dmirably suited for dry sections in street planting; an historic tree, 
the edible pods or beans having been used for centuries. One of the 
finest evergreen trees for Southern California planting; a very clean 
tree replacing its leaves slowly. ge 40c; 5gc $1.80. 
Cocos plumosa. QUEEN PALM. Tall feather palm native to Brazil with 
smooth slender trunk 15 to 40 feet high. The most extensively culti- 
vated palm on streets and highways; very desirable because of its 
erect spreading crown of long feathery green leaves. 5gc $1.75; 
B&B 5-6’ $3.50. 
Eucalyptus sideroxylon rosea. RED IRONBARK. Slender, moderate sized 
ornamental tree to about 40 feet, has quantities of rose-colored flowers 
in the dead of winter making a pleasing contrast with the silvery green 
leaves. One of the best Eucalypti for decorative effects and deserving 
of much more general planting as a street tree. gc 50c; 5gc $1.80. 
Jacaranda acutifolia. JACARANDA. Handsome symmetrical tree from 
Brazil with emerald green foliage and clouds of violet-blue tubular 
flowers in the spring. A medium fast growing tree to about 35 feet; 
should be planted in frost-free areas. gc 35c; 5gc $1.75. 
Melaleuca leucadendron. CAJEPUT TREE. Rather slender tall tree with 
thick spongy bark. A fast growing tree with silvery green leaves and 
masses of white bottlebrush-like flowers. Hardy under almost every 
condition of Southern California soil or climate. Does well in narrow 
parkway. gc 50c; 5gc $2.00. 
Schinus terebinthifolius. BRAZILIAN PEPPERTREE. A medium sized tree 
to 25 or 30 feet tall with wide spreading limbs and bright green neat 
foliage. Has clusters of deep red dry berries. Hardy under arid condi- 
tions and thrives on neglect. A fine clean growing tree. gc 40c; 
Sage $1.80. 
VITEX lucens. Introduced from New Zealand, this tall, stately evergreen 
tree has lustrous dark green leaves. Clusters of rose-pink fruits follow 
the pink bell-shaped blossoms. Should be planted in frost-free areas. 
Likes lots of water and deep soil. gc $1.00; 5gc $3.00. 
Trees described elsewhere in this list suitable for street trees are: 
Arbutus unedo, Cinnamomum camphora, Hakea saligna, Magnolia 
grandiflora, Photinia serrulata, Pittosporum undulatum, Platanus orien- 
talis, Prunus caroliniana, Quercus virginiana, Schinus molle, Ulmus 
parvifolia. 

Abelia Edward Goucher. 
fusion of rich pink flg 
with bronze; habj#@is compact. It is evergreen and hardy. Our guess is that it 
will prove mg 
ge 85c. 
Beloperon 
‘Ting color to your garden almost the entire year. 
6wn flower bracts, giving the plant its common name, develop best in color 
and length in slight shade and fairly loose, rich soil. 
Choisya ternata. MEXICAN ORANGE. Popular evergreen shrub to about 5 feet, 
glossy bright green foliage with clusters of intensely fragrant, pure white flow- 
Excellent for use under high windows or open space along walls. 
well drained soil. gc 40c; S5ge $1.75. 
Correa pulchella. AUSTRALIAN FUCHSIA. We highly recommend this neat, 
spreading, evergreen shrub. 
produced October through March. Spreads about 3 to 4 feet, probably never 
exceeding more than 2 feet in height. Likes full sun. ge 60c; S5ge $1.85. 
Diosma reevesi. BREATH OF HEAVEN. This low, rounded, heather-like shrub, 
native of South Africa, is covered with a profusion of tiny white flowers in 
spring. The finely-cut foliage is spicily fragrant when crushed. Combines well 
with conifers. Should be well drained. ge 50c; 5ge $1.75. 
Escallonia rubra dwarf. DWARF ESCALLONIA. A hardy compact shrub to about 
4 feet, with shining dark green leaves and deep red tubular flowers. Likes full 
sun or partial shade and is not particular as to soil. Give it plenty of water. 
ge 50c} Sge' $1.75: 
Gardenia jasminoides. CAPE JASMINE. Handsome dark green foliage and a 
wealth of intensely fragrant flowers combine with a good habit and ease of 
care to make this a “must” for your garden. Grow your own Gardenia cor- 
sages. Likes full sun or partial shade. gc 40c; B&B 18-24" $2.00. 
Mahonia aquifolium. OREGON GRAPE. Extremely hardy shrub to about 5 feet. 
Has dark lustrous, holly-like foliage and small yellow flowers in late winter 
and spring, followed by blue berries in the summer. New growth is bronze, 
older leaves turning shades of yellow and red in winter. Likes partial shade, 
ample moisture. ge 40c; 5gc $1.75. 
Murraya exotica. 
- orange-blossom-like flowers. 
darker in shade. Habit is rather spreading, seldom grows more than 4 feet 
| fee ADA “a ean TA, high. The fragrant flowers bloom several times a year. gc 60c; B&B 18-24” 
Ao Vy SPY - ly $2.50. 
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FOUNDATION PLANTS 


NEW ABELIA. This lovely new variety bears a pro 
ers over a long season. Foliage is glossy green tinged 
popular than its parent A. grandiflora. Sun or part shade. 
guttata. SHRIMP PLANT. Attractive soft-wooded little shrub which 
The unique redadisi= 
gc 35c; B&B 18-24" $1.50. 
Likes 
Its dainty, inch-long, bell-shaped flowers are 
ORANGE JESSAMINE. Low evergreen shrub with small 
Foliage is small, glossy light green becoming 
> Sollya heterophylla. AUSTRALIAN BLUE BELL. This low vining shrub twists 
upon itself to make a compact plant. Has narrow foliage and attractive small 
bell-shaped flowers over a long period. Likes lots of water but needs good 
drainage. Full sun. gc 40c; S5ge $1.75. 
Viburnum suspensum. SANDANKWA. An excellent plant for foundation plant- 
ing when a larger shrub is needed. Grows 6 or 7 feet unless pruned. The 
handsome oval leaves are about 4 inches long; flowers are pinkish in clusters. 
Makes a compact bush. Sun or shade. ge 40c; 5gc $1.75. 
iq floribunda, Cistus purpureus, Eranthemum nervosum, Ilex pedunculosa, 
Ligustrum japorl 
aria capensis, Tracf 
um DA-12, Raphiolepis delacouri, Sarcococca ruscifolia, Tecom- 
espermum jasminoides. 




GROUND COVERS 
Ajuga reptans. CARPET BUGLE. Low, dense, fast-spreading creeper 
with glossy dark green leaves. Excellent for covering shady slopes or 
for the rock garden. Flats $2.00. 
Fragaria chiloense. MOCK STRAWBERRY. Fast-covering ground-cover 
for either sun or shade with glossy leaves and typical strawberry 
blossoms and red fruit. Flats $2.80. 
Hedera hahniensis. SELF-BRANCHING IVY. A much-branched, small- 
leaved variety. Grows in almost any location, durable. The best ivy 
for ground-cover. 4’ pots 25c; rooted cuttings, $2.00 per 100. 
Lantana sellowiana. TRAILING LANTANA. Colorful trailer with laven- 
der flowers. A fine bank-cover; likes full sun with little water. Flats 
$2.80; gc 35c. 
Lonicera halliana. HALL’S HONEYSUCKLE. Well-known climber with 
long twining branches. Has fragrant yellow flowers, covers quickly 
and thrives on neglect. ge 35c. 
Stenotaphrum secundatum. ST. AUGUSTINE GRASS. Best lawn substi- 
tute for Southern California. Tough and durable grass growing in 
almost any soil. Flats $1.25. 





Everything for Gardening at 
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Space limitations restrict our listing to only a few of 
the many varieties and sizes we grow. We invite 
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