

Spreading Yew. 
Of all the Yews this one is propably planted more than any other. 
The rich, dark green color remains the same throughout the year. 
It is very hardy and easy to transplant, and produces beautiful 
red berries, which cling to the plant a considerable lenght of ti- 
me. The Spreading Yews is best used in the foundation planting 
where an informal effect is desired or in a shady location, such 
as the north side, under awnings, in corners or under trees. 
We offer strong, twice transplanted trees 
10-15 inches 
2 tor only $ 1.00 Postpaid. 
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Hicks Yew. 
The Hicks Yew is of columnar form with branches ascending almost 
vertically, giving the tree an pleasing columnar narrow shape. In 
form it resembles somewhat the Irish Juniper but of course it is 
more hardy. Poliage is of a good, rich, dark glossy green color. 
Thies Yew produces an abundance of red berries. The Hicks Yew was 
introduced by the Hicks Nursery, Long Island, N. Y., hence its 
name. It is one of the most widely known variety of the Japanese 
Yew. It is now extensively planted and greatly appreciated. 

are many. Entrance, foundation, speci- 
men, groups and above sll hedges. It 
is indeed the best plant for a narrow 
evergreen hedge. Very little trimming 
is needed. If planted as a hedge dis- 
tance should be about 18 inches. 
We offer twice transplanted, field- 
grown trees, about 12 inches high. 
Each : 60¢ -- 2 for $ 1.00 Postpaid. 
We also have some larger trees, about 
18 inches high, three times trans- 
planted which we offer at the extre- 
mely low price of $ 1.00 each. . 

