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Sensational 
BARBERRY, SHERIDAN RED 
(Plant Patent No. 703) 
A new version of one of the finest plants for hedges, foundation plant- 
ings and other places where a tough attractive bush is needed for all- 
round use. Sheridan Red is a startling new type that’s a double 
winner! Adorned by flattering deep red foliage, absolutely wonderful 
as a hedge. Grows upright without any wayward branches and so 
will not become a nuisance by catching clothing, etc. A hybrid of 
Berberis thunbergi but superior in so many respects. 
Grows Rapidly—Easy to Train 
In a few brief years you can grow a superb 3-ft. hedge as pictured. Clips 
: readily to any shape and stays trim and neat longer than the older type. Ideal 
od is an all-round plant that for trimming to the popular 3 or 4-ft., tall narrow style so widely used. Planted 
u make your property more 18 in. apart, it makes a hedge that’s unique, lovely, impervious. Also makes a 
‘cause it has wonderful color delightful specimen shrub because of its charming color of deep purple-red. 
After flowering comes bright red fruit for weeks of added color. Grows rapidly 
in its early stages to a medium tall shrub at maturity. 
18 to 24 in., 85c each; 3 for $2.25; 12 for $8.50; 25 for $17.00 
\ l i \ \ \\ \ ego 12 to 15 in., 60c¢ each; 3 for $1.50; 12 for $6.00; 25 for $12.00 
in the Exposed to rigid tests and bred for ORNAMENTAL AS WELL AS PRACTICAL 
its can definite blight-resistance, these trees of FIRST HARVEST IN TWO YEARS! 
aplant Chinese stock are quick and prolific , 
evas- _ bearers, usually producing 3 sweet full- 
oods_ flavored nuts to each burr. Fully as 
ve been delicious as the native American Chest- 
Fseveral nut, but a little larger in size. Hardy 
y by the everywhere that peach trees will grow 
Staiit trees and in the same general areas where 
years after the native Chestnuts grew years ago. 
by 4 
to 5-ft., 2-yr.-old nursery-grown trees. Shipped 
rimmed, ready to plant, guaranteed, prepaid. 
$2.75 each; 3 for $7.40 
crops insured by planting two or more trees for pollination 

