DECIDUOUS SHRUBS 
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ELEAGNUS multiflora (4) 
10 
CHERRY ELEAGNUS rate 
Bears a wealth of large attractive, 
cherry-like red fruit. A good thing. 
36 tO ee eee 
FRANKLINIA alatamaha (5) 
FRANKLINIA 
3¥in? pote: to 1 Osis Besser wae 
GREVYIA sutherlandi (9%) 
Rare S. African shrub bearing horse- 
chestnutlike clusters of red flowers 
with purple stamens. 
AVin  pOtie. ‘tO Sa Al Ce eee nee 
HAMAMELIS japonica rubra (5) 
Asin. pot S8ato 312 se eee. oe 
virginiana (4) 
COMMON WITCHHAZEL 
4:ing pote Letoti ye: [tr ae. 
LAGERSTROEMIA CRAPEMYRTLE 
.60 
65 
45 
.60 
45 
100 
rate 
00 
.60 
.40 
40 
Assorted colors, mixed. 
Pal tO) bo ak Uocreg etait eee 45 .40 
SPECIAL! 
With most good ornamental stock so extremely 
scarce as to be almost unobtainable it is a great 
pleasure to be able to offer the following TREE 
PEONIES to the trade. They are seedlings from 
named varieties. Plants are from 7 to 11 years 
old and all have flowered. When in bloom last 
spring each one was graded A, B or C solely by 
size and excellence of flowers and also tagged to 
show color and class. They range from full dou- 
ble to at least semi-double. All plants will be dug 
and shipped “bare roots” so may be sent to any 
part of the country at small cost. Assortment of 
colors must be left to us to assure a fair distri- 
bution. We have a fairly large stock but fear it 
will prove entirely inadequate so recommend or- 
dering early. 
PAEONIA suffruticosa (5) 
TREE PEONY (as above) 
10 or 25 or 50 or 
more @ more @ more @ 
Class A 
5.50 B20 5.00 
Class B 
4.00 BE 3.50 
Class C 
3.00 eg a 2.50 
Single Moutan 
1.75 1.60 1.50 
delavayi (5) - 
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