
1253—Viburnum, Fragrant® © 
(Carlesi) 
In the spring, as the leaves unfold, the bush is covered with masses 
of pink-flushed, domelike flower clusters. This dainty color, plus the 
intense and delightful fragrance which can be detected over the entire 
garden, places this glorious 4-foot bushy shrub in a class by itself. 
1212—Rose Acacia (Sweet Pea Bush) © 
A novel, low-growing shrub that produces a profusion of very 
exquisite rose-colored, sweet-pea-like blossoms that hang in 
beautiful clusters. Branches and blossoms are thickly set with 
fibrous hair, giving this new shrub an unusual mosslike ap- 
pearance. Ultimate height 3 to 4 feet. 

1237—Vitex Macrophylla ® © 
Attractive spires of lovely lavender-blue flowers are profusely displayed 
from July until frost. The distinctive starlike foliage and graceful 
drooping branches are most unusual. Ultimate height 4 to 6 feet. 
1158—Calycanthus © © @ (Sweet-Scented Shrub) 
A unique, upright growing shrub, clothing its straight, strong reddish 
brown shoots with large, glossy leaves, from the base of which spring 
in June odd, double, attractive, spicy, fragrant, bronze-chocolate flow- 
ers. Ultimate height 4 to 5 feet. Sometimes called Carolina Allspice 
or Sweet-Scented Shrub. 
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