Deciduous Trees The Linn County Nurseries 
Size Each Per 10 
melanocarpa—Black Chokeberry. 4-6 ft. -.................. 2-2 ft. .90 8.00 
A compact shrub with clusters of attractive white 
flowers in spring and shiny black fruit in fall. 
Splendid foliage becoming deep red in fall. 
ASH—Green: 50-60 sft. ee ee 4- 5 ft. aD 6.50 
A rapid growing, splendid shade tree. Thrives 5- 6 ft. 1.00 9.00 
almost anywhere. Not easily broken by storms 
or likely to be injured by pests. 
AZALEAS are “tops” among the flowering shrubs 
and are not as difficult to grow as most people 
believe. <A location protected from dry winds 
such as the east side of a building, partial shade, 
plenty of peat, and not too much lime in the soil 
will satisfy the hardy kinds listed. Most of the 
great number of varieties grown in the South and 
East are not hardy here. 
mollis—Chinese Azalea. 3-4 ft. ooo... 12-15 in. 150 B&B 
Clusters of large flowers before the leaves, pale 15-18 in. 250 B&B 
yellow to red, mostly orange. Mildly acid soil. 18-24 in. 3.507 B&B 
All will bloom the first season planted. Plenty 2-2% ft. 400 B&B 
of humus and some protection from the driest 244-3 ft. 5.00 B&B 
winds and hottest sun are its requirements. 
mucronulatum—Mongolian Azalea. 6 ft. _......0......... 2-21 ft. 3.50 B&B 
This azalea thrives in our climate and tolerates 244-3 ft. 400 B&B 
some lime. fPurplish-rosy-pink flowers about 
April 20th. Foliage colors very beautifully in fall. 
poukhanensis—Korean Azalea. 3-4 ft. -....00020 0. 214-3 ft. 5.00 B&B 
Single, rosy mauve, fragrant flowers. Acid soil. 
Earlier than mollis. A compact attractive dwarf 
shrub. 
schlippenbachi—Royal Azalea. 6-8 ft. QQ... 2-214 ft. 3.00" bee 
Large pale rose-pink, needs some shade. The most 2-3 ft. 450 B&B 
vigorous grower of the group. Ordinary soil with 3%-4 ft. 59.00 B&B 
some peat seems to suit it. Tolerates considera- 4- 5 ft. 6.00 B&B 
ble lime. Beautiful fall coloring. 
BARBERRY, Japanese—B. thun- 
Drei. Foe Ue ee eee ee Per 100 $20.00 12-15 in. 30 2.50 
Brilliant red fall coloring and Per 100 25.00 15-18 in. 30 3.00 
winter berries. Unexcelled for Per 100 30.00 18-24 in. 40 3.50 
thorny hedges; also trims well 
and makes good shrubs for the 
border or foundation. 
Mentor Barberry—B. Mentorensis, Evergreen 
Barberry. (U.cS. Plant: Patent 99) 2:57 18-24 in. 85 6.50 
Practically evergreen. In late winter the leaves 
change to coppery-bronze and are retained until 
the new green leaves appear. Splendid for foun- 
dation planting. 
