ROSE BUSHES 
75c Each; $8.00 Per Dozen 
Ours are Salem-grown acclimated Rose 
Bushes. ; 
Angele Pernet—Coppery orange-yellow. 
Autumn—Burnt orange. , 
Austrian Copper—Single shrub rose. Copper 
red on one side and yellow on reverse. 
Ami Quinard—Very dark red. Fragrant. 
Betty Uprichard—Copper-pink. 
Catalonia—V ermillion. 
Caladonia—White. 
Cecil—Single. Yellow. Large flowers. 
Cecile Brunner—Tiny double pink. 
Chas. P. Kilham—Oriental red suffused with 
orange. 5. 
Conqueror—Saffron yellow. 
Christopher Stone—Blazing crimson. One of 
best Roses of recent years. 
Condesa de Sastago — Bicolor. Yellow and 
raspberry-red. 
Cuba—Semi-double orange scarlet. 
Dame Edith Helen—Well formed, shell pink. 
Dainty Bess—Best single. Rose pink. 
Dorothy James—Chamois pink. Two-toned. 
A new one. 
Edith Nellie Perkins — Orange buff inside. 
Coppery pink outside. 
E. G. Hill—Large, fragrant dazzling scarlet. 
Etoile de Hollande—Dark velvety red. 
Ellen Poulsen (polyantha)—Dark pink. 
Erna Teresendorf (polyantha)—Pink. 
Faience—Bicolor of pink and yellow. 
Feu Jos, Looymans—Bronzy yellow. 
Frau Karl Druski—Large white. 
Girona — Turkey-red and golden yellow. 
Somewhat on Talisman order. 
Golden Dawn—Sunflower yellow. 
Golden Emblem—Golden yellow. 
Golden Gleam—Yellow. 
Golden Ophelia—Yellow. 
Golden Salmon (polyantha)—Orange-scarlet. 
Heinrich Wendland—Golden-yellow and nas- 
turtium red on opposite sides of petals. 
Hinrich Gaede—RBeautiful copper-orange. 
Hadley—Rich crimson. 
Improved LaFayette (Floribundi) — Large 
glowing red in loose clusters. Constant bloomer. 
Imperial Potentate—Beautiful pink. 
Innocence—Single white. ; 
Irish Elegance—Single. Bronze pink. 
Irish Fireflame—Single. Orange-red. 
Isobel—Single. Orange-pink. 
Jonkheer J. L. Mock—Pink. 
Joanna Hill—Light yellow. 
Mme J. Perraud— Large, double orange 
flowers. ~ saat 
Kathleen Pechtold—Long buds of old gold 
and orange and copper.’ 
Karen Poulsen—Single. Unfading red. Con- 
tinuous bloomer. 
Lady Hillingdon—Long buds apricot. 
Los Angeles—Flame pink. 
Lulu—Slender buds of coral-apricot. Finest 
boutonniere rose. } 
Mayor Baker—Showy orange-scarlet. 
Margaret McGreedy—Large orange-scarlet. 
Mabel Morse—Clear yellow. 
_Martha Lambert—New. Everblooming shrub 
rose growing 4 feet high and same width. 
Single scarlet blooms. 
Mme. Edu Herriott—Coral pink shaded yel- 
low and scarlet. 
Mme. Caroline Testout — Clear pink. The 
“Portland Rose.” 
Mme. Jules Bouche—White. 
Mrs. P. S. Dupont—Fine yellow with pointed 
uds. 
Mrs. E. P. Thom—A fine yellow. 
Mrs. Sam McGreedy—Copper-orange flushed 
Mrs, G. A. Van Rossen— Yellow with orange- 
brown veins. 
Night—Very dark crimson. 
Padre—Brilliant coppery-scarlet. 
Picture—Fine new pink. 
Poinsetta—Long buds of poinsetta-scarlet. 
Portadown Ivory — Long, perfectly shaped 
bud opening ivory white. 
Pres. Hoover—Orange-scarlet. 
Rapture—Pink. An improved Butterfly. 
Red Ripples A new floribundi. Intense 
vivid red long lasting blooms. 
Roslyn—Golden yellow. 
Sequoia—Light yellow, suffused apricot. 
Senori Gari—Gold, buff and apricot. 
Southport—A fine red. 
Sunshine (Floribundi) — Orange scarlet. 
Constant bloomer of tiny roses. 
Sou. de Mme. C. Chambard — Outer petals 
rose red; inner petals rose-pink. Fragrant. 
Talisman—Mixture of red, yellow and cop- 
per. 
The Doctor — Silvery pink, long pointed 
buds.. Fragrant. | 
Ville de Paris—Sunflower yellow. 
PATENTED ROSES 
Peace—All-American selection for 1945-46. 
Buds are creamy yellow changing to creamy 
white with picotee pink edging to the petals. 
Peace received the highest score of any rose 
that has even been under All-American test. 
Each 2.50 
Countess Vandal—Long buds, coppery bronze. : 
Each $ 
Crimson Glory—Vivid crimson; each.......- $1.50 
Eclipse—Long pointed buds of rich gold. 
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Fred Edmunds—Glowing copper-orange. 
of the best. Hach 
Grand Duchess Charlotte—Long buds. Bego- 
nia-rose color. 1943 All-American selection. 
Each $1.50 
Lowell Thomas—All-American 1944. Chrome- 
yellow. Each 2.00 
Mme. Chiang Kai-Shek—All-American 1944. 
Creamy-yellow. Each ; $2.00 
Mary Margaret McBride—All-American 19438. 
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Deep coral pink, Each ........------------------ a $1.50 
Mme. Henri Guillot—Water-melon pink. A 
beauty. Each......-...--- iad SGA ad ie ake $1.50 
Pinnochio—Floribundi; pink. each.......... $1.25 
Sonata—Pointed buds of cochineal-red....$1.50 
Parcel! Post—For parcel post shipment add 
25¢ to each order of 6 roses or less to cover 
shipping costs. This applies both to these pat- 
ented varieties and to our regular list of roses. 
CLIMBING ROSES 
; 75c Each 
Ataerican Pillar — Single. Apple-blossom 
+» pink, Vigorous. 
‘Betty Uprichard—Coppery-pink. 
Cl. Cecile Brunner—Tiny pink flowers. 
. Yellow Cecil Brunner—Yellow flowers. 
. Etoile de Hollande—Dark red. 
. Golden Emblem—Yellow. Vigorous. 
. Hoosier Beauty—Dark crimson. 
. Los Angeles—Coral pink. 
. Lady Hillingdon—Long apricot buds. 
. Mde. Edu Herriott—Orange and coral. 
. Mrs. E. P. Thom—Yellow. 
. Mrs. P. S. Dupont—Beautiful yellow. 
. Mde. Butterful—Light pink. 
Cl. Pres. Hoover—Vigorous. Orange-scarlet. 
Countess of Stradbrooke — Unfading red. 
Everblooming. 
Dr. Van Fleet—Flesh pink. 
Kitty Kinninmonth—Clear pink. 
Mermaid—Large single, sulphur yellow. 
Mme. Gregoire Staechlin—Pink. 
Paul’s Lemon Pillar — Best white climber. 
White with trace of lemon. 
Paul’s Scarlet Climber—Great clusters scar- 
let flowers. | 
Reveile Dijonnias — Bicolor. Golden yellow | 
suffused with pink. Different. / 
Sou. Claudius DeNoyel — Velvety crimson.) 
Recurrent bloomer. Fragrant. 
Dainty Maid—Single, pink. A little more 
color than the very similar Dainty Bess. 
Dr. Kirk—New flame-scarlet. Fragrant. | 
Lizzy Horstman—New large scarlet-crimson. | 
Majorka—Large fuchsia-red flowers. New. 
Sister Therese — Fine, large clear yellow 
flowers. 
Serene—Large shining silvery white. New. 
Triumph de Orleans—Polyantha. Red. 
Ci. Talisman—tTalisman is a better rose as a 
climber than as a bush. Repeat bloomer. 
NOTE—We will prepay postage on lots of a 
dozen or more roses to points west of the Cas- 
cades. On small lots add 25c for order less 
than $2.50 and 10% of order for large orders 
to cover prepaid mailing. 
PLEASE NOTE 
The prices in this list are salesyard prices 
and do not include postage unless marked | 
“POSTPAID”. 
If parcel post shipment is desired it must be 
postpaid. If you wish your order to go forward 
by mail and if the price indicated in this list | 
does not state that the price is a postpaid one, — 
simply add 25c to any order under $2.50 or) 
10% of amount of order to orders over $2.50 
and we will ship parcel post. Otherwise we will 
ship by express or freight or auto freight and 
you pay the shipping costs when picking up - 
your parcel. 
OUR LOCATION 
We do all of our selling at our salesyard 
located three blocks south of State Street on 
South Liberty, near the Salem business district. 
The address is 375 South Liberty which is at 
the corner of Mill and Liberty. We keep a 
complete stock here during sales season, which 
extends from October 15th until June 1st. 
CAMELLIAS 
Alba Supurba—Large semi-double white. 
Cheerful—Most common double rose red. 
Chandleri Elegans — Rose pink sometimes 
splashed white. ; 
Daikagura—Early blooming, often in fall. 
Rose-pink splashed white. 
Elena Nobile — Flame-red double. 
bloomer. 
Emperor of Russia — Large, 
scarlet flowers. 
Grandiflora Rosea—Very large, deep pink, 
semi-double. 
Herme—Pink and red variegated with white 
margin. A dandy. 
Julia Drayton—Large salmon-pink. 
Kumasaka—Large deep pink. 
Mikenjaku — Large deep rose 
splashed white. 
Monjusi red—Deep red flowers. 
Mad Leboise—Large flat double red. 
Magnoliaflora alba — Large semi-double 
creamy white. 
Pink Perfection—Double rose-pink. 
Purity——Double symetrical white. 
Victor Emanual—Huge peony form deep 
velvety orange-red. 
Valtevareda—Double, two shades of pink. 
We will have a price-list showing sizes and 
prices of above Camellias and others about No- 
vember first. This list will include grafted 
Rhododendrons also. Send for it if interested. 
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EVERGREEN SHRUBS 
This list does not cover evergreen 
shrubs. We have a very complete line of 
balled shrubs at our salesyard. These are 
too heavy for maling and crating is too 
scarce to permit many shipments. Your 
best deal on this class of stock is to look 
them over at salesyard and make your 
own delivery. 
We have no general printed list of 
evergreen shrubs. We do have a folder 
on Camellias and Rhododendrons. Send 
for it if interested. 
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DECIDUOUS SHRUBS 
Under this heading are flowering shrubs 
that lose their leaves during the winter. They 
are somewhat lower in price than are ever- 
green shrubs, since they are moved bare-root. 
As a class they are more colorful than the 
evergreens. They are especially valuable in 
dressing up backyards. 
Pink Flowering Almond—Grows about 4 ft 
high. 
Althea—Rose of Sharon. Following varie- 
ties: 
Lucy—Red. 
Banner—White with red eye. 
Pulcherima—Rose. 
Rubis—Red. 
Red Barberry—Has red leaves. 
Beauty Bush—Pink flowers. Grow 4 to 
feet high. 3 to 4 ft., $1.50. 
Highbush Cranberry — Resembles snowball 
bush except for flat white flower and great 
clusters of red berries. 18/24”, 75c; 3/4 ft., 
$1.50. 
Pink Deutzia—Grows to 7 feet. 
Forsythia (Goldenbells) — First shrub to 
flower in spring. 
Pink Tartarian Honeysuckle—Makes 6 ft. 
bush. 
Hydrangea Hortensis—Pink or blue fiowers, 
$1.25 and $1.50. 
Kerria (Japrose )—Yellow flowers in spring. 
Lilac—2 to 3 ft. size bushy, $1.00. 
Persian Lilac 
Single Mock Orange—Grows 6 to 8 ft. tall. 
Double Mock Orange — Fine double white 
flowers. 
Jap Quince—Red flowers. 
Snowball—The old fashioned round ball va- 
riety. 2 to 3 ft., $1.00. 
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Spirea Anthony Waterer—Pink flowers in - 
summer. 
Spirea Thunbergi (Jap spirea)—-Very early 
flowers. White. 
Spirea Van Houtte—A little later than 
Thunbergi, and taller. 
Pink Weigelia—Pink flowers in May. 
Korean Spirea—White flowers a little after 
Van Houtte. 
Red Weigelia—Red flowers. 
Red Elderberry—aA native with red berries 
in summer. 
Ocean Spray—Creamy white flowers in June. 
Prices—Unless otherwise marked the above 
shrubs sell at 75c for 2 to 8 ft. and $1.00 for 
3/4 ft. grades. In some varieties we can sup- 
ply either size and in others only one size. 
Note—We will prepay postage 
on lots of a dozen or more Roses 
to points west of the Cascades. 
On small lots add 25c for order 
less than $2.50 and 10% of order 
for large orders to cover prepaid 
mailing. 



Washington 25, D.C. 
LIBRARY 
U. S. Department of Agriculture 
SALEM, OREGON 
Sales Yard 375 S. Liberty 2 Blocks S. of Armory 
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NATIVE TREES AND SHRUBS 
Many of our fine native trees and shrubs 
have been little used in the past because they 
were not obtainable from the nursery. Ex- 
perienced planters know that stock dug from 
the wild seldom thrives. We offer what is prob- 
ably the largest stock of nursery-grown native 
stock in the state. These plants are especially 
desirable in the development of country places. 
Pinus Contorta—Coast pine. 30 to 36 inch 
trees, $2.50; 3/4 ft., $3.50; 4 to 6 ft., $5.00 to 
$6.00. 
Pinus Ponderosa—The big pine of Eastern 
Oregon with very long needles. Price same as 
Pinus Contorta. 
Sitka Spruce — Coast spruce. 2 to 3 tes 
$2.50; 8 to 4 ft., $3.00. 
Tauga Heterophylla (Western hemlock)— 
Handsome trees with drooping limbs. $2.50 to 
$5.00. 
Pseudotsuga Mucronata—Douglas Fir. 3 to 
A ft., $2.50; 4/5 ft., $3.50. 
Libocedrus Decurrens—Incense cedar. Trees 
6 ft. to 10 ft., $6.00 to $10.00 each. 
Thuja Plicata—Pacific red cedar. Especially 
desirable for tall hedges and windbreaks. Fast 
growing. $1.50 up. 
Chamaecyparis Lawsonia—Lawson cypress 
or Port Orford cedar. A fine evergreen. 3/4 
ft., $2.50; 4/5 ft., $3.50 up to 15 feet. 
The above natives are all sold with dirt ball 
and cannot be shipped parcel post. We have 
these in larger sizes up to 15 ft. in some varie- 
ties. 
Red Flowering Currant—3/4 ft., $1.00. 
Ocean Spray (Holodiscus)—A showy desid- 
uous shrub with creamy white flower plumes. 
Grows to 8 ft., 75c¢ to $1.50. 
Vine Maple—A fine shrub for fall color. 4 
to 5 ft. plants $1.50. 
Red Elderberry—tThe red berried shrub seen 
on the way to the Coast. 3/4 ft., $1.00. 
Oregon Grape — Evergreen balled plants, 
$1.50 to $3.00. 
Native Dogwood — A fine flowering tree. 
Balled 5/6 ft., $3.00. 
Chittem Tree (Cascara)—6/8 ft. branched 
trees, $1.25. 
Oregon Ash—A tall growing tree that will 
endure the wetest of locations. 5/6 ft., $1.00; 
6/8, $1.50; 8/10, $2.50. 
Oregon Maple (Big leaf maple)—Trans- 
planted trees 6/8 ft., $2.00; 10/12, $3.00; 
12/15, $3.50. 

GIVE SHRUBS FOR XMAS 
“Give Gifts That Grow” 
You can solve many of your gift prob- 
lems in this year of scarcity of merchan- 
dise by giving living gifts—gifts that en- 
dure through the years. 
Give Flowering Trees, 
Shrubs, fine 
budded Lilacs, Camellias, Rhododen- 
drons, Pink Flowering Dogwoods, ete. 

