Broad-leaved EVERGREENS 


















The doorway at the home of the 
F. W. Wilsons, in Norfolk, is graced 
by these splendid full-grown speci- 
mens of Pyracantha crenato-ser- 
rata. This plant has so much to 
recommend it that it is one of the 
most desirable of all broad-leaved 
evergreens. The healthy evergreen 
foliage and showy fruits make it a 
decorative shrub, and the thorny 
stems contribute to its usefulness 
as a hedge plant. The heavy growth 
and profuse mass of berries pic- 
tured here are typical of the results 
to be anticipated from Greenbrier 
pyracanthas. 
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The specimen of Berberis Julianz shown at the right is a healthy, vigorous 
plant dug in our nursery and balled and burlapped for shipping. Strong, well- 
grown plants like this have built the Greenbrier reputation 
Barberry need not be cut into a straight, formal hedge pattern; it also makes 
a lovely informal hedge when left untrimmed, for its arching thorny stems and 
fine foliage are charming when allowed to go their own way. Not the least of 
its attractions are the bright berries (bluish black in the species illustrated 
here) which are formed in the fall. 
56 GREENBRIER FARMS, INC. 
