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RHUS AROMATICA (Fragrant Sumac). A native 
low spreading shrub with yellow flowers and 
- scarlet fruits. The foliage has sweet, aromatic 
aaciagas and takes on deep, rich tones in au- 
umn 
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16 ate 824tinch? >... Pie Mcpce ert $4406 $.18.508 
210 Go D1CGk pein eee Nise ee ae eee 4 4.00 
RHUS COPALLINA (Shining Sumac). Glossy 
green foliage which turns brilliant red and bronze 
in the fall; scarlet berries. 
180-24 inch. 4a see oe $ .40 $ 3.50 
“Oe 0! LOGE Nias ee are eer ee 45 4.00 
RHUS GLABRA (Smooth Sumac). A _ splendid 
shrub for mass planting; rather dwarf; foliage 
shining green, coloring crimson in fall; red fruits. 
18510;224 Sanches. iejaes One ear Pero $ 40 $ 3.50 
Br itGic 3 “LECL 2 Ciro mn epee bet ige, ie 45. 4.00 
SPIREA ANTHONY WATERER. Of dwarf, bushy 
spreading growth. Flowers in corycombs of 
bright rose. Sufficiently dwarf to be used in front 
of foundation plantings or in borders. Does best 
in partial shade. 
Latest inchs ee PAR SANS ater $ 45 $ 4.00 
1) Om Le SIC vee is ae ees 50 4.50 
SPIREA THUNBERGI. A graceful bush with in- 
numerable small white flowers in April and May 
and tiny fernlike leaves. 
18 to (24 cinch. vk eee ee eee $ 45 $ 4.00 
9° to v3 feet ad ee nee Pere eee 50 ©6450 
SPIREA VAN HOUTTEI. A strong hardy flower 
of graceful drooping habit, with wealth of white 
flowers in round clusters covering the plant early 
in spring. Foliage deeply cut and attractive. 
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18 to 24 inch..... tegen oe On alt $ 40 $ 3.50. 
2 tpibeMeety > pekiceeue, aces o- 45 4.00 
SNOWBERRY (White). A dwarf growing shrub 
- with graceful drooping branches. In late fall and 
winter the plant is attractive with its numerous 
white berries formed along the branches. 
TER Omar Cie aioe. es cba se $ .40 $ 3.50 
ZALOind eLCCtLe br tase ye Pee ee ay £45 4.00. 
TAMARIX (African). A straggly spreading grow- 
er with dark green foliage. Blooms early in 
spring before foliage appears, and the delicate 
blossoms completely cover the plant, making a 
- veritable cloud of pink. 
18316: 24inchj-4.4528; ae $ 45 $ 4.00 
a LOA feet 5) ee we isch ct a eee eee .50 4.50 
VIBURNUM (Common Snowball). Larger globu- 
lar clusters of white flowers in early April. An 
old favorite. From Asia. 
Tea atOv lO Cn. wh ae OE eee * .05° “$25.00 
18k toa24 inchs heshe + eer aa . .60 5.50 
VIBURNUM PLICATUM (Japanese Snowball). A 
beautiful variety of upright, bushy growth; pro- 
duces heads of white flowers in great profusion. 
Far superior to the old Snowball. 
12*to 6 inch 204s 2 Ace eee $ .55 $ 5.00 
13: lo’ 24-inch? ce eee .60 5,00 
