Colorful SELECT Evergreen Shrubs 
Select evergreen shrubs are grown in one and five- 
gallon cans. This method has proved itself for the past 
many years. No roots fo cut, or ball to disturb. Just 
cut the can, and your plant is ready for its place in 
your garden. 
NIGHT SCENTED JASMINE 
CESTRUM PARQUI. Known for its perfume which 
the evening breeze carries to all parts of the garden. 
A light green shrub of no outstanding showy char- 
acteristics, but when evening comes, the fragrance 
makes it ‘‘tops’’ in the garden. Grows either in sun 
or part shade to about five feet. 
CESTRUM ELEGANS. A different type of shrub. 
Quick growing, with large leaves, and huge masses 
of red, tubular flowers in spring and summer. Erect 
growing to about six feet. 
GERALDTON WAX FLOWER 
CHAMAELAUCIUM CILIATUM. A rather new in- 
troduction just beginning to find its rightful place. 
It has an attractive heath-like foliage, grows open- 
ly, with sprays of fine little waxy blooms of white 
and pink with a dash of maroon in the very center. 
Flowering starts in January, and even at the end 
of April some of the older blooms are still beauti- 
ful. Much of its popularity comes from its cut-flower: 
qualities and for use in flower arrangements. The 
Wax Flower lasts for days and often a week in water. 
Eventually grows to about six feet. 
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Lovely Geraldton Wax Flower 

LILY-OF-THE-VALLEY TREE 
This is a prize addition to our grow- 
ing list of new and rare shrubs and 
trees. Offered only sparingly in South- 
ern California, Select Nurseries are 
proud to list this new introduction. 
Cliethra arborea. One of the finest 
shrubs or small trees yet to be offered 
to the public. It will grow in either 
full sun or part shade, needs plenty 
of moisture and excellent drainage. 
A beautiful tree or shrub, with excep- 
tionally nice foliage, and to top it off, 
it bears lovely, fragrant white flowers, 
resembling the lily-of-the-valley. We 
cannot begin to describe it beautifully 
enough for you to picture it, but as 
they become more plentiful, Clethra 
arborea will be the talk of every gar- 
den. You should take advantage now 
of this offering. Will stand frost to 22 
degrees, and eventually will reach 
about 20 feet. 

MEXICAN ORANGE 
CHOISYA TERNATA. A bright green, neat shrub, 
often used in foundation plantings. | Covered in 
spring with sweetly-scented white flowers, resembling 
orange blossoms. Quite symmetrical. Grows to five feet, 
and is hardy to 15 degrees. Needs good drainage. 
THE LOVELY ROCKROSE 
Rockroses are a splendid subject for planting on 
banks, terraces or hillsides. They are very hardy, 
and thrive on little water, standing both heat and 
cold. The lovely rose-like blooms are borne in great 
profusion, and make a glorious showing. Dense with 
foliage and low growing. 
CISTUS CORBARIENSIS. Leaves of sage green, and 
white flowers about two inches across. Will thrive 
in any type of soil, and likes the heat. Gal. 75. 
CISTUS LADANIFEROUS MACULATUS. (Brown-eyed 
Rockrose). Lare crepy-white flowers with conspicuous 
brown spots at the base of each petal. Flowers often 
four inches across. Foliage long and deep green, with 
a varnished sheen. 
CISTUS PURPUREUS. More rounded than sprawling, 
with deep green foliage. Will reach three to four 
feet high, and spreads to cover six feet. Considered 
by some to be the finest of the Rockroses. Flowers 
of soft salmon-cerise colors, with maroon blotches at 
the base of the petals. 
