12 CHASE NURSERY COMPANY 

DECIDUOUS SHRUBS AND TREES 
(Continued) 
ROSES—See Index 
SALIX discolor, Pussy Willow 
The old favorite Willow, whose large early spring 
catkins of bloom are so much admired. 20 feet. 
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SPIREA vanhouttei, Vanhoutte Spirea 
The popular Spirea for massing. Covered in early 
spring by clusters of white flowers. Vigorous grow-. 
er with graceful, semi-drooping habit. 10 feet. 
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SYMPHORICARPOS, Assorted 
chenaulti, Improved Coralberry 
Neat ,fine foliage on slender stems. White fruit with 
red spots. 5 feet. 
mollis, Spreading Snowberry 
Graceful arching branches, with large snow-white 
berries in winter. 4 feet. 
vulgaris, Coralberry (Indian Currant) 
Excellent bank retainer. Spreads by stolons. Heavy 
with red berries during the fall and winter. 4 feet. 
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SYRINGA, MOCK ORANGE—See Philadelphus 
TAMARIX, Assorted 
The graceful, feathery-leaved shrub with pink flow- 
ers. 
africana, African Tamarix 
Gray-green foliage, early bloomer. 
gallica, French Tamarix 
Blue-green foliage, light pink flowers. 
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