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EUOQNYMUS YUNNAN Pyracantha yunnanensis 
Cae habit, area: se oes re 
in. rd. 
SIEBOLD (Patens) E. Sieboldianus B&B en eatel Soe uk? 3 Tt. $1.50 $1.90 
pa og ate habit, scarlet Re SG winter. =e ages B&B 4 ft. 1.90 2.75 
ass in. - >. Crean in, ve. @. ©. Git hte grepeed COSC aes A 
BeBe ener 2 ft. $ .75 $1.10 B&Bs See 5 ft. 2.75 3.60 
i Oe eas 3 ft. 1.10 1.50 
le fva bis conan Lae i Tee 4 ft. 1.50 247455 
WINTERCREEPER E. fortunei 
Similar to Patens only spreading habit. 
Class Min. Sprd. d.O.€ >, O.@.€ 
B&B es oe 18 in. Cy oh $ .90 
Beebea et. ee PAM th 1.10 1.40 
FIRETHORN 
PYR ACANTHA 
Sometimes called “Crataegus” and “Evergreen Haw- 
thorn.” A Family of plants of the greatest beauty in 
masses against foundations, along borders ete.; graceful 
branches, Brilliant winter berries. The berries cling till 
spring, when attractive white flowers take their place. 
Blooming at the same time as Spirea (Bridalwreath) 
and most attractive, so that the plant always has some 
Beauty in addition to its green foliage. 
The larger sizes require large balls and severe pruning. 
GROWN FROM CUTTINGS 
GLORIOSA Pyracantha gloriosa 
Upright Spreading habit, Bright orange-Red berries form in large 
clusters. 
Class Min. Ht. XxX xxxX 
B&B ioe ee ott: $ 1.80 $ 2.50 
B&Bics. 2 eae Att: 2.40 3.00 
B&B shea hoe 5vtt. 2.90 3.90 
B&B theres See 6 ft. 4.25 5.50 
B&Bty pe eon ee Birt: 10.50 16.00 
LALAND Pyracantha coccinea Dalandi 
Upright grower. Orange colored berries. 
Class Min. Ht. 3.8 xxxX 
BE Bien see sek 2 ft. $1.20 $1.60 
B&Beea see Shae outs 1.60 1.90 
B&B eee aes Atte 2.00 2.90 
B&B ie kee ent ie Dette 2.90 3.50 
BEB ee 6 ft. 3.50 5.50 

The New Pyracantha 
“Wilma.” 
Cluster of Berries from 
Wilma Firethorn. 
ATLANTOIDES Pyracantha atlantoides 
Semi-upright growing type, with clusters scarlet berries. 
DUVAL Pyracantha duvaldi 
New variety originated in California, producing fairly well in Gulf 
Coast section. Semi-upright habit of growth, large red berries in 
mid-winter season. 
FORMOSA Pyracantha formosana 
Fine, narrow leaves. Masses of brilliant red berries in Fall and 
Winter. More upright habit. 
WILMA Griffing’s Hort. variety 
A new Firethorn we introduced two years ago that has upset 
all records for sales for the Landscape. It is upright in habit of 
growth, masses of white flowers in the Spring, and clusters of large 
gorgeous red berries during the Fall season. The most talked of 
and in greatest demand for the Landscape of any other variety 
known for general planting. 



Colorful Berries on all Pyracanthas shown up in Fall and Winter 
Season. They vary from the orange color of the Lalandi, to red- 
dish-orange, and scarlet of the New ’’Wilma”’ variety. 
GUAVA-Feljoa 
LEMON GUAVA alOe cattleianum 
The fruit is bright yellow. Very fine for eating. Foliage light, 
glossy green, shaded with a brownish tinge on new growth. 
Class Min. Ht. 2. O.€ 5. @.@,€ 
B& Bese eee uelte $1.90 $2.90 
B&Bs. ae eee Anite: 2.90 3.90 
STRAWBERRY Psidium cattleianum 
Fruit is very fine, the color, size, and flavor resembling straw- 
berries. 
Class Min. Hit. Oe xxx 
B&Bs eee 18 in. $1.25 $1.60 
B&B yes ascends 24 in. 1.60 2.90 

Pineapple Guavya—An ornamental that bears attractive flowers 

Class Min. Ht. xX XXX and edible fruits. 
BEB nm a as ‘ a5 at $ ste PINEAPPLE GUAVA Feijoa sellowiana 
tetera pain se eee . . : a sand bl ek 
B&B ..... pen ee eee yt te 3.90 4.90 Glassiays Mate sis Gane Mie at er ode a 2, @.O-€ 
BSB eo. Bee tte Ee : Ft: 5.90 7.90 B&B gore eee a $3.40 $4.50 
B&B ih. ea. OD i 8.40 12.00 BSB eet 5.4 Seen. Et. 4.90 5.90 
SPECIMENS $15.00 ntl up. BSB ees te oe 6 ft. 6.90 10.90 
USE GRIFFING’S STANDARDIZED GRADED TREES 
