
HYDRANGEAS. These ornamental deciduous shrubs are 
adapted to shady and half-shady locations and produce 
a wealth of beautiful flowers in early spring. Only 
white varieties bloom true to color; the others may be 
pink or blue, depending on soil and cultural conditions. 
The plants offered below have been grown in the open 
ground and are well branched, husky specimens. 
Altoona. Clear pmk. Early. 
Ami Pasquaar. A fine early red. 
Deutschland. Salmon-pink. Early. 
E. G. Hill. Clear pink, but often blue. Early. 
Europa. Salmon-pink. Early. 
Gertrude Glahn. Dark rose or violet-blue. Midseason. 
Hollandia. Late-blooming; salmon-red. 
Louis Savage. Excellent Jate dark pink. 
M. Foch. Deep carmine. Early. 
Niedersachen. An excellent early blue. 
Sch. Perle. Large; pink. Midseason. 
Prices of above Hydrangeas: Each 
12 to18 Ingo Re ee $0 50 
18 t0.24:1m. Gee eh Yee ee ee 75 
2:16 aS fite she ia Bloke ath; oe eer 125 
ILEX Cassine. Dahoon Holly.. Similar to Angustifolia 
with the exception of wider leaves, of paler color. 
Each 10 100 
Sto 12 ine lee ee ee $1 00 $8 00 
2 tO. 3. ithe eo eee $1 00 
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I. Cassine angustifolia. Leaves are narrow and 2 to 3 inches 
Iong. Bears deep red berries very young and most pro- 
fusely. Having smaller leaves than above kind, berries 
show up better. One of the very best berry-bearing 
plants. 
Otos San eC Al ee ee pee $0 85 $7 00 
8 to‘ 1 Zins Gee ea eae 1 00 8 00 
18 to 24 in., B&B, with berries ..$1 00 
2to 3 ft., B&B, with berries.. 1 50 
3to 4 ft., B&B, with berries.. 2 00 
4to 5 ft., B&B, with berries. . 2 50 
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