10 
ILEX—Continued. rate, 
NAMED VARIETIES. Grafted hy- 
brids. 
aquifolia. English. 
cornuta. Chinese. 
K. Paiatka. Smooth leaves, abundant 
berries. 
Female. Heavy berry-bearing plants. 
Hume No. 1. Spreading, spineless 
leaves. 
Hume No. 2. 
bright fruit. 
Howardi. Best columnar habit, ber- 
ries in clusters. 
Lake City. Dark leaves, orange. 
Male. For pollination of female. 
Pitman. Hardiest, large berry, spiny 
wide leaves, best. 
Taber. Narrow upright, 
ries. 
18 to 24 in., B&B. 
MAE O ol has heh Oc Leal pivrs oactae aunielsceinis|«ieiet 
Large spiny leaves, 
large ber- 
JUNIPER burki. Burk’s Blue Vir- 
ginia, 3 to 4 ft. only. 
—canaerti. Dark green. 
—columnaris. Chinese Blue, 8 to 4 ft. 
only. 
—keteleeri. Pyramidal, 3 to 4 ft. only. 
—scopulorum. Colorado, 2 to 38 ft. 
only. 
Dy RS cy ahh, AER eco oHOdepO QO OnOS 1.50 
BELO eae Canes Se wereterelatel steve orsielsyeenaicns 1.75 
—Andorra. Horizontalis Plumosa. 
—hibernica. Irish, 2 to 3 ft. only. 
—sabina. Savin’s Vase. 
op et alice Beycdsis 6 ho domo booed .85 
It OunteL Ce imlKes ES cccrateteane esis leucine, she slates 1.25 
—zlobosa. Globe, 18 to 24 in. only. 
—pfitzeriana. Spreading Pfitzer. 
—meyeri. Meyer’s Fishtail, 18 to 24 
in. only. 
HCP OL enbeKs Leven hn dan. oS eho oeend 1.25 
DEQ Eat ds ten ao OCHS sien slereucieheiedstonelisiel els 1.50 
—stricta. Spiny Greek. 
TK) Aifey ALP? hale ASP AB On Sane GonAdoaD 60 
iPS aitey TG hee, MEYASy so on jompoacuOMOn 215 
LARIX europaea. European Larch. 
—leptolepis. Japanese Larch. 
33 Utoy Zea AERA Sec iaimgimor Ecc oOo 1.25 
Zt Kioy GY tne BSYeaaie nn oGodnoosa cD oUdOO 2.00 
LIBOCEDRUS decurrens. Incense 
Cedar. 
i aie) Tectia Stasis geo enemogootMe ood 2.00 
ij. 1aoy (hedibe LEX3I5 5 Gon AogacccbmeD Con 2.50 
MAGNOLIA soulangeana. Pink Saucer. 
Paha) Bb gqiag LB~Cd Slam conc CORIO COOe eG 1.75 
SCOT Ae Etsy | 3 Re Es rcreteus) sete © Serer « icel silel epel 2.25 
NANDINA domestica. Heavenly Bam- 
boo. 
Pee won Lbs pis Gos erste aise: atts leqeisie le fistetess 85 
Bi txoy EM HiAGe EtodShe A neon aa er He po.0 ole 1.00 
OSMANTHUS aquifolia. False Holly. 
§ to 12 in,, B&Bs... cee wien eis wee os i 
PICEA canadensis. White Spruce, 12 
to 15 in. only. 
—engelmanni. Engelmann, 12 to 15 
in. only. 
—pungens. Colorado Blue. 
BO Co) PRIN) BEBE oie ceiere eis sists le eiei'e -70 
ia) Yb, BSt ast. om oem eet dO OCIS 1.00 
—excelsa. Norway. 
WA won Obie, IeAS Se Goo os oOo oO 45 
TH9tO ASHins, SEB ceo eccteseaetn wise os 55 
Ato Mais Istod she ecigaic do Comme ci -65 
OSEOM SEL Cer aS Ge Bin clesienetoye chererets ene! =si—6 85 
PIERIS japonica. Japanese Androm- 
eda. 
GMO ORB? hob. GEYAs Met omy oss ono one o 15 
U2 STON LO Ne, ES OcES ete ofetsisin steals) oleie) ets 1.00 
PSR LOMLS Allen es cise toreneiere eared eleiererenv ire 1.50 
PINUS cembra. Swiss Stone Pine, 
1: to 15 in. only. 
—parvitiora glauca. Blue Japanese, 
2 to 3 ft. only. 
1D) ay aye Max eI an ooo Oooo Colo” 1.25 
Shtorartt. B&B aw. eewighie a= nae nos 3.25 
—densiflora. Japanese Red, 18 to 24 
in. and 2 to 3 ft. 
—nigra. Austrian, 2 to 3 ft. and 3 to 
4 ft. 
—strobus. White, 3 to 4 ft. only. 
—sylvestris. Scotch. 
—thunbergi. Japanese Black, 18 to 
24 in. and 2 to 3 ft. 
LS tO 4 Ane ISSc Be a ale cle) a rstiateren sien Hare rho 
ON Wn, Say WEY CIS os poco DMO pOnIC ODO G -85 
BmCOmA, Leg Ss Goldin crete cvehaielen virial =isaeiele 1.25 
PSEUDOTSUGA douglasi' glauca. 
Douglas Fir. : 
PEO ey Ohtnn LEMS 5 AO bO OmOrOmO Ou 85 
ON WWey Ly Sith JElca Se coc wiGide OEE aaa cic 1.25 
100 
rate. 
a. 0.38 078 
1.25 
75 
1.00 
1.00 
1.25 
“45 
1.00 
10 
rate. 
RETINOSPORA  plumosa. Plume uae 
Cypress, no 15 to 18 in. 
—plumosa aurea. Golden Plume, no 
2 to 3 ft. 
—squarrosa veitchi. Moss. 
LSRCOn LS in VBS Be cdiieee eels nae . $0.60 
LSS tows’ s Ane wis hose eat etae ee e -75 
imc OMGs LU ne Ba Bee accor okie arava 1.00 
—squarrosa nana. Dwarf Moss, 
LZetopl Seine & Be. ce ee eters 85 
RHODODENDRON catawbiense 
named hybrids. 
A —12) to) 15) in., 
B.—15 to 18 in., 
C.—18 to 24 ins., 
D2 to! 246 ft: "BEB 
(Letters after varieties 
indicate sizes available.) 
Album Elegans. White, tall, hardy RE. 
Album Novum. White, medium bushy 
B. 
Catawbiense Album. White, medium 
ABC 
Cat. Boursault. 
pact ABC. 
Cat. Grandiflorum. Lilac, very hardy, 
compact ABC. 
Delicatissimum,. Flesh, fast-growing 
Crimson-red, com- 
AB. 
Dr. Dresselhuys. 
ABC. 
English Roseum. Clear deep pink, 
medium bushy ABCD. 
E. 8S. Rand. Red, compact B. 
Everestianum, Lilac, low B. 
Ignatius Sargent. Light red, tall AB. 
Kettledrum. Red, hardy, medium A. 
pare S. Sargent. Light red, bushy 
Parson’s Gloriosum. Pink, good C. 
Parson’s Grandiflorum. Wine-red, 
good, tall AB. 
President Linco'n. 
hardiest, tall C. 
Purpureum Elegans, 
AB 
Red, tall, hardy 
Lavender, one of 
Purple, bushy 
Roseum Elegans. Orchid-pink, best 
ABCD 
SYRINGA named hybrids. Best va- 
rieties, well branched. 
Ae Sto 24 ine, Ske Biieyecdeiecas avenue texe 85 
Biz to 3) ft., B&B Saptepe ts ctassuahelreneiers 1.00 
Cr setonagiten B& Erm dentate cron 1.50 
D.—4 to 5 ft., BE Be ya dere ae es 2.25 
1D 5. ae ae Sy ASIP eoiecreacic cre DOO 3.25 
lilac, early BE. 
dark blue BC. 
Berryer. Sel., 
Capitaine Baltet. Sgl., 
Cavour. Sgl., lilac B. 
Charles X. Sgl., lilac BCD. 
Edith Cavell. Dbl., white C. 
K. Gentile. Dbl., dark blue BC. 
Horstenstein. Sgl., dark red ABCD. 
J. van Tol. Sgl., white BC. 
Lamartine. Early, dbl., lilac CE. 
L. Gambetta. Dbl., light pink BD. 
L. Spaeth. Sgl., dark red BC. 
M>rerostachya. Sgl., pink B. 
Marechal Lannes. Dbl., light 
Be 
M. Le Graye. Sel., 
Maurice Barres. Sgl., 
Mme. Lemoine. Dbl., 
Miss Ellen Willmott. 
BCD 
Mme. Florent Stepman. 
lilae 
white D. 
lilac BC. 
white BCE. 
Dbl., white 
Sgl., white 
white BCD. 
dark red 
BC. 
Mont Blane. Sel., 
Mrs. Edward Harding. Dbl., 
BD 
Necker. Sel., pink B. 
Pres. Faillieres. Dbl., light pink C. 
Pres. Grevy. Dbl., dark blue BCD. 
Reaumur. Sgl., dark red ABC. 
Wa'ldeck-Rousseau. Dbl., light pink 
BC 
SYRINGA. Mixed colors of hybrids. 
DRC OMOm LUMPS Or ES aicaia iver wiccsratene orcs: 85 
BY aon 2h Bibi n LBRO S30 oro cites cun.o cud ee 1.25 
TAXUS ecapitata. Pyramidal Yew. 
—cuspidata spreading. Spreading 
Yew. 
Bee oad AT sa ED EE ar oles ini'o, ei tusiedss.s ceteris 1.00 
il Geer eke They, Mees i on Boon co coco 1.50 
—hiecksi. Hicks’ Upright Columnar 
Yew. 
Thy (key. TUE bawy, Wek aS Bs gio ara eine ORONO 1.00 
Saou dud ine SOcis\c « tetela vie aiaterel/senelers 1.50 
DOLD PLCs ES OCS a Gita) e wise. ee taha"s, walle! 3,5 2.00 
100 
rate. 
$0. 50 
-90 
“15 

“45 
-90 
1.25 
2.00 
3.00 
15 
1.00 
90 
1.25 
a 
1.2 
105 
10 100 
TAXUS—Continued. rate. 
—brev. nana. Dwarf Yew. 

10 to 12 in., B&B....... $0.90 
12 to 15 in., B&B.. 1.25 
15 to 18 in., B&B... 1.75 
—hatfieldi. Pyramidal or Columnar. 
Ura ytoy Biss tho ishs sian oe 5 MVeiatevnie. stoheeote 1.00 -90 
ABLOWSEEES, PS Gols cent ce tee seis sche 2.50 2.25 
—hicksi seedlings, various upright 
forms. 
UGMCO US Uin ets oe ES iayelelereaiecsie ciateiee oF 1.00 -90 
LORCO gL seis Geen setmeretesce «5 cheers 1.50 1.25 
La COUomL Coemiis Oe ES: solel erciete ureteral nat anel seine 2.00 1.75 
—hunnewelliana. Vase-shaped. 
LEE LORA AS i nieep bs bey Esc cy cele retain wiaerencic eke 2.00 1.75 
Ap COMSmt baits Gels saps cerette dette ote tereiele oie 2.50 2.25 
—intermedia, equal width and 
height. 
UZ oCOpL Slee ee es arveleneuterae-atete. ee orate 1.00 -90 
ARES iveh ES has US Yea Sie.5 Oi 5 Geni esate ico 1.50 1.25 
USE LOGS FIN eri Ge ES etalavetes eters ave lend ceore 2.00 1.75 
—repandens. Low Creeping Yew. 
L2SCOm Da trees es ane hater teeieracieiere cele 1.50 1.25 
LOS tOMUSH nay Ede Et meucinsrciciesnetnieiars ate 2.00 1.75 
—tfastigiata. Upright. 
Udo) PE b als Nexen Bin nyo nAea 5 oe Oe 1.00 .90 
THUJA globosa. Globe, no 2 to 8 ft. 
—rosenthali. Slow Pyramidal, no 12 
to 15 in, 
—wareana. Siberian, no 12 to 15 in. 
—woodwardi, Dwarf Woodward 
Globe, 18 to 24 in. only. 
ee Kae my abo, tS red Som Ao Glog D OM CO an -60 50 
LB CO MiSs An seas Ge een tevenweciels «ean averens 45 65 
OOP tenho 6 8Y.-al by Gig oth AGiore ED Ole conte 1.00 90 
ae tons tte, B&B seston sheten eee scanty eka) ean 1.50 1.25 
THUJA elegantissima. Yellow tip, 
no 8 to 4 ft. 
—occidentalis. American, 3 to 4 ft. 
only. 
—pyramidalis. Pyramidal. 
MSN torZeking, esc se chee ctciecyereeee “75 65 
ZECOsS! Ptr ERE ene tacts ck eke ciate 1.00 90 
DutOl aed tt OS ee Ace aN enna, is 1.50 1.25 
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shipping instructions—whether by freight, ex- 
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we will ship at once or as soon as weather or 
conditions of plants allow. 
LINING-OUT STOCK. Lining-out material is 
shipped bare root with the roots puddled and 
protected with damp moss. Azaleas and Rhodo- 
dendrons having a natural ball are protected 
with paper. 
SPECIMEN PLANTS. All specimen stock is 
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wood and Lilacs. These items are mossed. 
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crop failures or shortages and other causes be- 
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KOSTER NURSERY 
Wholesale Nurserymen 
SEABROOK FARMS 
C. Courtney Seabrook 
John Vermullen 
BRIDGETON, N. J. 
Edgar Joyce 
