100 PRINCETON NURSERIES 

Unit Price in Quantities 
SORBUS—continued 1-4 5-24 25-249 
aucuparia, 25’-30' European Mountain-ash 
A valuable tree on a small lawn; the scarlet berries are 
quite striking. 
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OROpsttireso ee eke ieee alone ie 1.90 1.50 
Sto lO tte cas ceeer ts cee eee ek 2.35 1.90 
1GMORIZITt A ee cue ris ook achat 3.60 2.85 — 
SPIRAEA alba, 4’-6’ Meadow Spirea 
Panicles of white flowers in July. 
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BOM TC enw eae e 45 xy 30 
ASTOMSAI ies ek ence see ee eee 55 47 Rie 
albiflora, 3’ Japanese Spirea 
A good dwarf shrub. White flowers in July. 
LS COMO Atty ot coer Soares 7 22 18 
(Sito 2dsin, ee ales ss ee ee Be daly toy) 
arguta, 5’-6’ Garland Spirea 
Very free flowering. Somewhat similar to thumbergi but 
more vigorous. 
1S tO 24 Anes ee ee Cee 30 26 20 
DutO estilo ewe cts Pee ee 40 42 27 
SitOAgit.se ees es ace ee ee es 50 40 33 
billiardi, 5’-6’ Billiard Spirea 
Bright pink, fluffy flower spikes, July-October. Valuable 
for dry places. 
DILOUREL CBee cases es ke Cee 30 25 .20 
Sita cAitts ecw one cert ees AS a7 30 
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bumalda, 3’ Bumalda Spirea 
Light pink flower, July-September. A good, dwarf, 
“facing” shrub. 
US Tom Giitigenete. a ees coe 27 23 18 
IS tOsddcileae souls ate LG | 30 25 
ZHtOra aries cece ere ee AS 37 30 
—anthony waterer, 3’ Anthony Waterer Spirea 
Deeper rose pink than preceding; very free-flowering all 
summer. 
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TELOclS ins ayes eee Ten 33 Sey 22 
IBS CO 240 ilin coe awe ees 37 30 27 
DEtOA a thet sats. oe eee 50 40 33 
—froebeli, 4'-5’ Frobel Spirea 
Tall and more vigorous than above with bright crimson 
flowers. 
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PURGE NCS Sibert orien aes 37 30 ca. 
20a tO.G ft) ieee em ees & AS ae 30 
