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HYDRANGEA P. G. (Pee Gee). Individual flowers 
of large size in June and July; creamy white 
flowers turning to pink in the late summer. This 
is considered one of the best shrubs for lawn 
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Each Per 10 
POR LOM 2S LACH nce. ay ene aed S 20S 23.50 
2 AOBO LOCLioc 7 a heerdae deh ea eae 55 4.50 
HYDRANGEA QUERCIFOLIA (Oakleaf Hydran- 
gea). Flowers creamy white, large oaklike leaves 
with a dark green silver beneath, turning to bril- 
liant colors in the fall. Hardy. 
TS" tO ped winch ee ee $ 45° $3.50 
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LINDERA BENZOIN (Spice Bush). Small bright 
yellow flowers in March and April. In autumn, 
gorgeous yellow foliage with red berries which 
attract birds. Hardy. 
LS4to.24,nnch? > eae Ps Ie $ 40 $ 3.50 
Dt (Ow or TOC beet 4 eA es ee . 45 4.00 
LILAC (Persian). Smalt leaves; flowers pale lilac 
and borne in loose panicles. A very free bloomer 
in April and May. Hardy. 
TS Ste 224 “ING ae ee $2.45 D> 25.00 
ee LO oe LOCE ee eae ee eee An. 4.50 
LILAC (French Hybrids). Named Varieties. 
Alphonse Lavallee—Double Purple. 
Charles Joly—Double Red. 
Marie LeGraye—Single White. 
Lilacs have long been great favorites everywhere. 
Their free-flowering habit, their easy culture, and 
great range of color make them easily adaptable 
to almost any situation. 
eto 18 inchs ee ee .$..45 $3.50 
£5 sloeo i inch ee ee et oe 55 ~~ 4.50 
LONICERA FRAGRANTISSIMA (Fragrant Honey- 
suckle). Spreading grower with drooping 
branches. Has fragrance of old- ESE eS honey- 
suckle vine. Hardy. 
18st0.24aineh. pct es ee $ .40 $ 3.50 
DetOpiteeicm ie Ne ae eee 45 4.00 
LONICERA MORROWI (Morrow Honeysuckle). A 
Japanese variety with rather small, creamy white 
flowers, followed by brilliant red fruit. Not so 
tall as other types. 
184to (24 inches ae Peet irs $ .40 $ 3.50 
20a 1CCL Freee at ee On 45 4.00 
LONICERA TARTARICA ROSEA (Pink Honey- 
suckle). Pink trumpet-shaped flowers followed 
by attractive red berries. An upright grower. 
Very fragrant. 
EM te ab: Banh aled a uate ee te U5 aa $ 40 $ 3.50 
all 5 ee Ce i 21 ee SO ee a ee Re 45 4.00 
MOCK ORANGE, Sweet (Philadelphus Coronarius). 
The old-time sweet mock orange. The long 
branches are covered with a profusion of single, 
pure white flowers with centers of golden yellow 
stamens. Exceedingly fragrant. 
BE MeL E TICLE, ce Ss 26% cic ria "Pe ner AWM 2401 35.00 
ECT et OE LOGE 7 8a veal nos. ho wea vice 45 4.00 
