Painesville, Ohio 


HARDY FLOWERING SHRUBS 
CHOKEBERRIES 
RED CHOKEBERRY. Aromia Arbutifolia. 6 feet. Of 
comparatively slow growth. Compactly upright, with 
oval, woolly leaves turning red in fall; fruits brilliant 
red, carrying on into winter. 
18-24 in., Each $.75; 10, $6.00 
BLACK CHOKEBERRY Aromia Melanocarpa. 5. feet. 
Lower growing inclined to sucker, thereby making 
a good subject for a filler, especially on rock slopes. 
Leaves smooth, turning red and yellow, fruits black. 
18-24 in., Each $.75; 10, $6.00 
BARBERRIES 
SAPANESE BARBERRY. Berberis’ Thunbergi. .4 ; feet. 
The ideal low hedge plant, hardy, tough, of dense 
growth; adapted to shearing. Daintily small and 
profuse foliage, beautiful green in summer; crimson 
in fall. 
15-18 in., Each $.35; 10, $3.00 
BOX BARBERRY. Berberis Thunbergi Minor. 2. feet. 
Foliage round, dense, compact; it closely resembles 
Boxwood. Slower and lower, growing than Thun- 
bergi, its density allows closer shearing into any 
shape. 
15-18 in., Each $.75; 10, $6.00 
TRUEHEDGE. Thunbergi Pluriflora Erecta. 4 feet. Up- 
right in form, of uniform density, foliaged to the 
ground. 
15-18 in., Each $.40; 10, $3.50 
RED-LEAF BARBERRY. Thunbergi Atropurpurea. 5 feet. 
A brilliant accent shrub to set among those with 
green foliage. It is an exact reproduction of the 
green barberry except for its color. In the spring its 
foliage is a warm bronzy red; the heat of summer 
intensifies its red brilliance; and autumn adds other 
tints to its richness. An abundance of scarlet berries 
persists throughout winter, along its dense network 
of spiny twigs. Does best in sunlight. 
15-18 in., Each $.60; 10, $5.00 
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HEDGE OF JAPANESE BARBERRY 
BUDDLEIA 
Often called Butterfly Bush, or Summer Lilac. Of 
quick bushy growth. Lovely bloom-spikes appear in 
July, which radiate a delightful perfume and glow 
with the tints and flower-shape of the Spring Lilacs. 
CHARMING. 6 feet. A strikingly different shade in 
Buddleias. Its flowers are a clear lavender ‘pink 
borne on a plant 5 to 6 feet in height and spread. 
The heads are round and open full length. In the 
sun the flowers appear a clear pink and under lights 
a soft pink. The color blends» particularly well with 
light blue flowers in bouquets. 
Each 60c; Per 10, $5.00 
CONCORD. 6 feet. A deep lavender variety, almost 
the shade of its parent, Magnifica, but with more 
brilliance and having a much more compact cone- 
shaped panicle. A gorgeous flower of charming 
brilliance. 
Each 60c; Per 10, $5.00 
HARTWEGI. 6 feet. A deep lilac purple color graces 
this comparatively new variety, each bright floret 
being centered with a tiny orange color spot. 
Each 60c; Per 10, $5.00 

BUDDLEIAS: PINK CHARMING and CONCORD 
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