PRINCETON NURSERIES 41 

Unit Price in Quantities 
1-4 5-24 25-249 
ELAEAGNUS angustifolia, 15’-18’ Russian-olive 
Silver-gray leaves and branchlets, orange berries; good 
for massing. 
a 30 as 20 
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yl hy eel SS A a .70 445 45 
MEER ol) en sc kloeroe'c Sw gO me .60 
argentea, 10’-12’ Silverberry 
Fruits densely clothed with silver scales. 
Ss .70 55 45 
NE Se in ale. ga. 4: 4° u?ein afere' es’ s'ais .gO 75, 60 
oe fe 1.10 95 75 
longipes, 6’-8’ Cherry Elaeagnus 
Silvery leaves, fragrant, yellow flowers. May. Large, red 
berries ripe in July. 
PE ST) onic bc oS ass ioe 0's 5 0s AS 27 30 
7 CUTS ea .70 55 45 
—ovata, 6’-8” 
Similar to above. Fruit ripens July to August. 
MET Oe Load. 64 Sunde + ss 1.10 95 —_— 
on A ee ae 1.35 1.10 —— 
pungens reflexa, 8’ Bronze Elaeagnus 
Evergreen. Foliage somewhat like the longipes but 
smaller. Delightful, fragrant blossoms in fall. 
Memtoe)5iint 2 10. Pots. ......... .60 50 40 
umbellata, 8’-10’ Autumn Elaeagnus 
Attractive, silvery foliage and yellowish-white, fragrant 
flowers in May or June, followed by oval, scarlet fruits 
in September. 
EMA CT hays dis 0. coo ernie chek ehacels 70 ts 45 
RRM CCM arty Os oie. 5) aie's. eel pcevss wis gO 7s .60 
MELO 20a 'e on ns ki 9 Bonde! wietaicns 1.10 5 7s 
NE as ego gs vise ula’ 0 Sis as 1.50 ey 1.00 
ELSHOLTZIA stauntoni, 4’-5’ 
Very attractive, late summer shrub, dense, lilac-purple 
flowers. Very showy. 
MUISIE LSS CITI, Sd She aed Sis voxlsice ates 45 ay 30 
ENKIANTHUS campanulatus, 20’-25’ 
Red Vein Enkianthus 
Handsome erect shrub of great ornamental value. Excel- 
lent when associated in plantings with ericaceous and 
broadleaved evergreens. Prefers a peaty soil. 
BORER 10 Be. Bose vices csevas 1.65 135 ale 
Peperititle Be Bs acces ucts 225 1.90 1.50 
OS UE ar 2.85 2.35 1.90 
2S ew he dn ee 3.90 as 2.60 
RARE ES OO Bid. hale das eis a's 4.85 4.00 —- 
