10 KAYLOR NURSERIES, 

Kalmia Latifolia, or Mountain Laurel. A 
broad leaved evergreen shrub bearing large 
white to rose flowers in terminal clusters 
-somewhat resembling Rhododrendons. They 
like partial shade and will grow into bushes 
of about the same size and type as do the 
Rhodys. Foot-high plants $1.50, mailable. 
Kolwitzia, Beautybush. Grows into an 
eight-foot specimen and produces many 
small snapdragon-like cream-pink flowers 
in June. 18-inch plants $1.00. Mailable. 
Lavender. The bushy shrubs whose 
spire-like blossoms are dried and used for 
scenting clothes closets. Foot high plants, 
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Lawson Cypress. Evergreen, pendulus, 
heavy foliage gives this tree a somewhat 
drooping appearance. Grows into a large 
and stately tree. Three foot high trees, $3. 
Pieris Japonica, Andromeda. Busy ever- 
green shrub sometimes called the Lily of 
the Valley bush. Hundreds of white flowers 
in early summer. $1.50. Mailable. 
Photinia, Chinese. Spreading Evergreen 
shrub growing to six feet. Broad glossy 
leaves having serrated edges. Tips of new 
shoots are fiery red in late winter and 
spring. Broad flower clusters are followed 
by bright red berries. Two-foot bushes, 
$2.50. 
Pfitzer Juniper. Spreading evergreen 
shrub growing to four feet and of about 
same breadth. Small bushes, $1.25, mail- 
able. 
Retinospora Aurea. Golden evergreen 
foliage, growing to about ten feet tall in 
a pyramid form. Sometimes mis-named 
Golden cypress. Small plants, $1.00, mail- 
able. 
Retinospora Veitchi. Grows into a spread- 
ing shrub up to ten feet tall. Finely cut 
evergreen foliage of a bronze-green color. 
Small plants, $1.25, mailable. 
Retinospora Squarrosa. Compact spread- 
ing habit of growth. Soft evergreen foliage 
with a decided reddish cast in winter. Small 
plants, $1.25. Mailable. 
Santolina. Round, ball-like evergreen 
bushes with dense gray-green foliage. A 
beautiful thing to bring novelty into your 
evergreen planting. Ten-inch plants, $1.50. 
Spiraea Anthony Waterer. Compact, 
semi-dwarf plant producing many broad 
crimson flowers. Long blooming season. 
Large plants, $1.50. 
Viburnum Tinus. Glossy evergreen leaves 
with large flower clusters very early in 
spring. Small plants, $1.50. Mailable. : 
Weigela. Tall growing shrub of spread- 
ing habit with cup-shaped flowers in great 
abundance in early summer.: Flowers are 
rose pink hanging 
branches. Large bushes, $1.75. 
in sprays from the - 
LAKEWOOD, WASH. 
Dahlia Tubers jeer 
No summer garden is complete without 
a few Dahlias to provide long-season bloom 
and.to add to the landscaping effect. We 
grow only a few varieties, but every one 
of them is a reliable performer. Our tubers 
all have live “eyes” when shipped and if — 
they do not sprout within a reasonable time _ 
after planting, send the “duds” back and — 
get your money. Unless otherwise noted, ' 
prices are 45c per tuber. ee 


Amber Queen, P. P. Two-toned amber- 
apricot. i: wee 
Baby Royal. Small Caete pink and ap- 2.4 
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Commodore, I..D. A monster flower on ae 
strong plant. 
yellow. 
Bobby, P. P. Small ball, rich plum color. a | 
Champoeg, D. Very large waxy yellow, er 
pink tips. is 
City of Cleveland, I. D. Medium size ee 
fiery orange. ae 
Dreamthorp, Min. Orange and light t ter- 
racotta. 
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Eunice, P. P. Base cream, ends lavender. 2 
Ida Perkins, F. D. Large clean white. 
Jane Cowl, D. Large gold-bronze-buff. 
Jersey Beauty, I. D. Fine standard pink. : ; 
Joe Fettee. Best small white pompon. am 
Marjorie Emberson, Min. Pink, fine form. as 
Oriental Glory, I. D. Large rene scar- 
let. = ee 
Satan, S. C. Very oe fire red. 2 bie 
Thomas A. Edison, F. D. Large royal 
purple. eo 
Tommy Keith, P. P. Deep red tipped 
white. 
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Tower's Empire, F. D. Very tall, lone 
stems, mammoth flowers, gold with ambe 
shadings. 
Winnefred. Best red pompon. e ae 
White Cactus Sport. If it has a. name 
we do -not know it, but the flower is larg 
fully double, a white cactus type. 
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