DOUBLE 
FLOWERING 
ALMOND 
Prices: 
2-3 ft., $1.00; 3-4 ft., $1.50. 
These well known bushy 
shrubs never fail to pro- 
duce in early spring, be- 
fore the leaves appear, a 
profusion of small, very 
double, pink or white, rose- 
like flowers that are close- 
ly set alone the branches. 
Choice of pink or white. 

FLOWERING ALMOND 

FRENCH BUDDED LILACS 
FRENCH BUDDED LILACS PINK FLOWERING DOGWOOD 
Pink flowering variety which is greatly in demand. 
if ay Piva “ a]< aa «Ara SEY ‘ a7 a TRL . 
The Freneh Lilaes are far superior to the old va Prices: 2-3 feet, $2.50; 3-4 feet, $4.00. 
riety, or common Lilac. They produce immense clus- 
ters of high colored, fragrant blossoms, and bloom at ’ : ; 
an early age. Wehavethemin both Double and Single _ 
type, in an assortment of colors. Two or more colors , 
grouped together make an unusually attractive dis- 
play. 
Planting Note: Plant the union of top and root 
stock about four inches below the surface of the soil. 
LILACS 
Prices: Each 
8-24 In Chi plants ier, cision menecic cee = caine aara terete: $1.00 
Alphonse Lavalle—Pyramidal clusters of double 
bluish hlae flowers. 
Belle De Nancy—Great panicles of double satiny 
rose blooms. 
Buffon—Single pink; large clusters of blossom. 
Charles Joly—Double purplish-red; attractive. 
Congo—Single wine-red. Large blossoms. 
Henri Roberts—Larege double flowers of purplish- 
blue. 
Lamarck—Double pink-mauve. Very choice. 
Leon Ganbette—Double bluish-purple. Extra large. 
Lucie Baltet—Single coppery-rose. 
Massena—Large flowers of single reddish-purple. 
Mme. Abel Chatney—Choice double creamy-white. 
Mme. Lemoine—Double pure white. Erect; tall. 
Mont Blanc—Fragrant single white. Very good. 
Oliver de Serres—One of the best double deep blue. 
Pres, Lincoln—Large single blue. 
Pres. Vigor—Large double blue. 
Prodige—Single purplish-red. Very large flowers. 
Stan. De Rothpletz—Very choice, double deep 
purple. 
Vesuve—Large single deep purple. 
Wm. Robinson—Blue, light lavender inside. Most 
double of all. 



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