
Pniladelphus Virginalis 
P. VY. Bouquet Blanc 5 ft. 
White Bouquet Mockorange 
Low dense habit. Blooms freely in May. 
and June. 
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PHYSOCARPUS OPULIFOLIUS 10 ft. 
Ninebark 
“Spiraea opulifolia.” Vigorous white wide 
Spreading branches. Creamy white flowers in 
June. Decorative seed pods. 
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P. O. Lutea 10 ft. Goldleaf Ninebark 
Golden yellow leaves. White flowers in June. 
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P. O. Nanus 4-6 ft. Dwarf Ninebark 
Dense, bushy habit. Small leaves, small 
white flowers in June. 
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POTENTILLA FRUITICOSA 4 ft. 
Shrubbery Cinquefoil 
Yellow flowers in June-September. Very 
adaptable and useful shrub. 
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PTELEA TRIFOLIATA 20 ft. Hoptree 
Small, round-headed tree. Dark green leaves. 
Greenish flowers in June followed by large 
clusters of broadly winged seeds of light green 
color. Very decorative. 
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PRUNUS GLANDULOSA 5-6 ft. 
; Flowering Almond 
Covered with soft pink double flowers in 
May; very showy. ; 
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PYRACANTHA COCCINEA LALANDI 6-8 ft. 
A small, picturesque shrub, thorny with box- 
like evergreen foliage. Especially fine orange 
scarlet berries in fall and winter. Needs shel- 
tered location. Easily trained on walls: ex- 
cellent in rock gardens, or as a low orna- 
mental hedge. B&B. 
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RHAMNUS. CATHARTICA 12 ft. 
Common Buckthorn 
Toothed leaves of dark green, flowers in 
clusters. Black fruit. Good for backgrounds. 
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R. Frangula 8-9 ft. Glossy Buckthorn 
Berries red, changing to black. 
Dgihtite WBS 2.3. 5 oe $2.00 
RHODOTYPOS KERRIOIDES 6 ft. Jetbead 
“White Kerria.” Fresh green foliage; white 
flowers in May-June, shining black fruit all 
winter. Adaptable to shade. 
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RHUS CANADENSIS 8 ft. Fragrant Sumac 
Yellowish flowers in elusters in April-May. 
Hairy red fruit in June. Aromatic foliage. 
Withstands drought. 
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R. Copalina 2 ft. Shining Sumac 
Dense growing shrub, winged stalks. Green- 
ish flowers in dense panicles in July-August. 
Red, hairy fruit. 
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R. Cotinus 15 ft. American Smoke Tree 
Bushy shrub. Purplish panicles to 8 inches 
long in June-July. Also called “Purple Fringe. 
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R. Glabra 12 ft. Smooth Sumac 
Green flowers in dense panicles in June- 
July. Scarlet, hairy fruit. Brilliant autumn 
eoloring. 
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R. G. Lacintata 4-5 ft. Cutleaf Sumac 
Deeply cut leaves. Grows slowly. ‘Sitriking 
crimson in early autumn. 
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RIBES ODORATUM 6 ft. 
Missouri or Buffalo Currant 
A handsome shrub with fragrant yellow 
flowers, April-May. Large black berries. 
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ROBINA HISPIDA 5-6 ft. Rose-Acacia 
Rosy pink, attractive flowers May-June. 
Soon develops into a mass. 
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RIBES ALPINUM, Mountain Currant 4-6 ft. 
Ribes alpinum, 4-6 ft. Mountain Currant. A 
hardy, dense shrub suitable for hedges or 
mass planting. Small greenish flowers, April- 
May. Searlet fruit. 
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