



WISTARIA PURPLE 
Very fast growing Blooms quite youn ifi j 
: g. Magnificent with 
its drooping clusters of dark lavender shaped flower clusters 
often a foot long. 3 4r. blooming size, 2 ft., No. 17A1, Reg- 
ular 65¢ each. Sale Price, 2 for 66¢. 
AMERICAN BITTERSWEET 4, 2°, 2c tary 
. Vine, easy to ow, fille 
with orange and gold berries each Autumn. Unsurpassed Tron neat 
bouquets. 3 yr. fruiting age, 2 ft., No. 
2 for 61¢. Ge, t, No. 17A2, 6O0¢ each. Sale Price, 
RED, WHITE AND BLUE IRIS 
eS SSNNNeeers > 2 
SPECIAL—Three famous Siber- 6 for PEACH TREE SALE 
ian Iris. Lovely new stream - 
Peaches all a ‘i 
lined orchids with new beauty. S a aoe cuatunteed An 
est grafted yellow freestone varieties, 
Excellent cut flowers. Red a 1 early, 1 mid-season, 1 late. Spring 
Raider, Snow Queen and Blue Hill’s choice of varieties. 2 yr., WA 
King. No. 17A3, 2 for 65¢; ft. size, No. 17B4, 89¢ each. Sale 
3 for 66¢. . Price, 2 for 90¢; 6 for $1.98. 







AMUR MAPLE—Handsome dwarf shrub like tree from 
China, with brilliant red autumn foliage. 18 to 24 
inch, 2 yr., No. 17A5, 60¢ each; 2 for 61¢. 
Old- - 
Fashioned 
Snowball 
(Viburnum Opulus 
Sterilis) — Always 
a great favorite. 
Exeellent for cut 
flowers. 2 year 
branched. pot 
plants, 8 to 12 
inch, No. 17C6, 
65¢ each 
SALE PRICE 
2 for 66¢ 
- New: Hardy 
Golden Privet 
Beautiful dwarf hardy 
shrub with bright yellow 
leaves. A wonderful vari- 
ety that adds color and 
charm to your planting. 
2 yr., 1 to 1'% ft. size, 
No. {7C10, 40¢_ each. 
Sale Price, 2 for 41¢. 
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HARDY CLIMBING 
ROSES—Excelsa (Red) ; 
Silver Moon (White) ; 
Dorothy Perkins 
(Pink) ; Gardenia (Yel- 
low). . Your choice of 
color. 2 yr.,_ field 
grown, No. 17B8, 99? 
each. SALE PRICE, 2 
for $1.00. 
CASE SESE eS 
SESS = BLACKBERRY LILY— 
TOM THUMB {RI1S—Miniature . Lovely coppery-gold en. 
darlings 6 to 9 inches tall often flowers sprinkled with 
100 blooms. Excellent for bor- crimson dots. Black- 
ders. Your choice of colors : berry like seed pods for 
Yellow, Blue, Purple. White. winter bouquets. Easy 
No. 17A7, 40¢ each; Sale Price, # to grow. 2-yr., No. 
" 2 for 41¢. 17A9, 30¢ each; Sale 
Price, 2 for 31¢. 


















(Physalis Gigantea) — 
Twice the size of the 
ordinary kind. The ex- 
tra large fiery-orange 
lanterns last all winter 
for interior decorations. 
Blooming size, No. 1{7- 
All, 39¢ each. Sale 
Price, 2 for 40¢. 
HARDIEST PRIVET 
(Amur River)—Hardiest of all priv- 
ets; makes a beautiful clipped hedge. 
Save 50% on 2 yr., 1 ft.- hedging 
size. Truly an outstanding value. 
Excellent field grown plants at whole- 
sale because of 
Spring Hill’s sur- 
plus. No. 17D12, 5 
10 for erred pale 
Price, or 
$1.99; 25 for % ag 
$3.98. Sale price, 
50 for $3.99. 
RED BUD 
Cercis 
Canadensis 
RED BUD CERCIS 
CANADEN S I15— 
Why this orna- 
mental small. tree 
is not more gen- 
erously used is a 
mystery. Serenely 
radiant in April 
and May when its 
black branches are 
covered with 
thousands of 
bright rosy pea- 
shaped flowers. 2 
yr., 1 to 14 ft. 
tall, No. {7C14, 
60¢ eéa. Sale Price 
2 for 6i¢ 












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