4 SPRING PRICE LIST, FEBRUARY 15, 1943 
SHRUBS (Continued) 
CRAPEMYRTLE (Lagerstroemia indica) 20 ft. Per10 
Pink, Red, Purple. Crinkled or fringed flowers, very showy. 
When transplanting, cut tops back severely and cover 
completely with soil. 
PROUT Tyg eee ee ae Se eee ee ee ee Se See eS 2.50 
18294 Sin ches fs. ee ee ee eee ee ee ee 1.90 
POST Serie Se ace ee ee ne a ee et eee 1.45 
CURRANT (See Ribes) 
CYDONIA JAPONICA (Flowering Quince). Bright red flowers in early 
spring, aromatic fruit, 20 ft. 
B28 Ue NT eet ee a oe ane 2.90 
Dat: faatic. eee oe ee ae Pe ee ee eee cel 
[R204 inches ae oe ee ee ee ee wal) 
pap Boe Sheed ays tek | cess ile) Roe a oS A alg ge a A oleae Sk oe eee ae pe 1.20 
DESMODIUM PENDULIFORUM (Bush Clover) 
Drooping branches of rose-purple flowers in fall. 
CONT ta eas ee en oe es EP ee a ea ea ene 2.15 
IVE GCULULYY) ere ae eee 8 a ee ae ae ee ee eee 1.70 
DEUTZIA. Showy flowers in early summer. Easy culture. 
Gracilis. Dwarf shrub, double, pure white flowers in May. 6 ft. 
TE 1 ee IN CHGS ee ke ee ee er re ee ee 2.40 
Pride of Rochester, Showy flowers, white tinged rose. 8-10 ft. 
SNe ery ee ance ea eae Me Rael i, Bag iE AOE EO a rea tee lf 1.90 
ASHE OAM oleh aia teh testa Ne OE RR ia Oh a a ete ee a 1.45 
LET Sia i Ci Ser we ee ee ee eee -95 
DOGWOOD (See Cornus) 
ELAEAGNUS. Highly ornamental shrubs with silvery foliage and hand- 
some fruit. Used for mass plantings, hedges, and windbreaks. 
Angustifolia (Russian Olive) Leaves silvery above, fruits yellow and 
silver. 20 ft. 

Per10) 
22.00 
16.00 
12.00 
25.00 
18.00 
14.00 
10.00 
18.00 
14.00 
20.00 
16.00 
12.00 
8.06 
45.00 
30.00 
22.006 
18.00 
12,00 
10.00 
30.00 
22.00 
16.00 
12.09 
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PASE MG CEO can ate salen  Se ny ie hee a SS a A aol a ae Ne ep eee Sone 1.45 
Rad MT CLC sagen eee ae eee ee es A Nee ee ee ee es 1.20 
Argentea (Silverberry) Foliage silvery on both sides, fruits silvery. 12 ft. 
ADS TOOts mea oe eee i ee ME SOE Se, ROT yd Pe Re 8,50 
A ae CC Le a et a ae a ns ee ee Dae See 2.501 
DRS os) oY en go = sid tay cl ct ate NR ne ty EE in, Retest m7 Mite pt aee igert a ag SoU Stl eases, aa 1.90 
UR S24 IN Ch CS ee ee ee es Ree Ag Le Seen oper wen 1.45 
12-18 inches Be eee AS ac SEE ge ee ee RO gee ES Oe Se, Oe Se. SORE 1.20: 

ELDER (Sambucus) Handsome foliage, showy flowers, attractive berries. 
American. Large white flower clusters, purplish-black berries. 12 ft. 

425° Teet* 2 ea ee ee ee So ee ee ee a 285 () 
BSA TOGE eee ee a AL en yarn Peele ee eer ee 1.90 
PAS Help 1 5) Sigal een Sa Pe Sh Ses pe, tee ae a, AR Ns POOR) SACD Ferg es hay SLI alee | 1.45 
Golden. Bright golden foliage, white flowers, black fruit, 12 ft. 
ca piel 2 oi clay Ata ib rench oes ihc oR 3-7 ae Ue na rie an es ee MP ALE eR ON Sa el oe 3.50 
Ded 1 COU ree een ee ee ee ee eee Be a Pee ee ree 2.50 
Ba pail COU Ae ee ee Seep Pe SLRS EY Shes ee ATO oe SP rere Ole Ra 1.90 
TS 22 4251 NCIC ee eee erie eeaen me teee Cat pape. ee Se SG od eet 4 hee ee See See a 1.45 
EUONYMUS. Grown for handsome foliage and attractive fruit, 
Alatus. (Winged Burningbush,) Branches with corky wings, fruit 
purplish. Crimson foliage in autumn. § ft. 
PRS igh BEY 5 | Reel eae RR BRA ee ao i I leek 2 OB Be at Apel A Rin dt Bek 5.00 
URS DA SIN CHCS rete eae ne eee ree ee ee EN oe ee 4.00 
WO 8S INCH CS yee a a ee ae ee ee cee ae ae 2.40 
Americana (Strawberry-Bush) Pink clustered fruit. 8 ft. 
US 24 MeL TL CIOS gy wc Se es ee See Neen e eee nee 2.40 
Atropurpurea (Burning-Bush) Purple flowers, scarlet fruit. 25 ft. 
34.  TOCUl ee ee ee ee ee eae eee ee ee eae ee 3.50 
Dm ey ELC OU Re crete ee ee ee ee ee ee er eee ee 2.50 
PS e243 ANGI CS a ee eee ee ee eee ae 1.80 
Europaeus, Flowers yellow, fruit pink; grows rapidly. 25 ft. 
Sea Test Ba a a ee ee ae ee een eee eee 2.90 
On9 UtLCOt oc See ee eee Fe ees ee eer re 2.40 
18-24 inches 
10.00 
22.00 
16.00 
12.00 
30.00 
22.00 
16.00 
12.00 
45.00 
35.00 
20.00 
20.00 
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25.00 
20.00 
16.00 
