


THIS OFFER EXPIRES MAY 1, 1948 
RYeFIV TREES on this page 5. 
(which includes crating for shipment, F.O.B. Stuart, Fla.) 
GOOD SHOWY-FLOWERED TREES 
ERYTHRINA — Mature trees are now masses of red flowers. I offer either E. variegata | 
(big spreading shade tree rest of the year) or E. senegalensis (for small yards). 
NOVEMBER YELLOW SHOWER — Cassia multijuga is just as pretty as the famed 
golden shower and comes two months later. 
PINK CALLIANDRA — This pink fuzz-buzz from Surinam (Dutch Guiana) puts on 
| a show nearly every month. 
‘AFRICAN TULIP — Just a few of these left. Spathodea campanulata .is eee 
now for tourists to see. 
_ PURPLE ‘GLORY TREE + This Tibouchina granulosa is magnificent with its royal 
purple flowers. Exceptional value. Last time at this price. 
) DWARF POINCIANA — Beautiful summer flowering shrub with red- mau deyelovy bril- 
liant flower spikes. Or clear yellow if you prefer. 
JACARANDA — These are small trees but now is your chance to pick up a sturdy little 
fellow on this bargain table. 
DILLENIA — This Indian tree with magnificent magnolia-like white eek os is seldom 
offered. 
TABEBUIA — Here is a grand flowering tree I raised from seed from southern México. 
Worth more than $1 but I have a surplus. 
‘NORONHIA EMARGINATA — Here's a real bargain. Madagascar evergreen tree 
that bears fragrant yuan flowers in clusters, purple fruits. (Small plants). 
~UNUSUAL TREES (BUT DON’T EXPECT FLOWERS) 
MALPIGHIA PUNICIFOLIA — Headquarters for vitamins, this West Indian cherry 
is in high demand now. | (Small plants). 
HURRICANE PALM — ena name for it is Red Areca. Very pretty yard palm. 
Husky 2-foot plants. 
_ TROPICAL ALMOND — Symmetrical pyramidal shade tree with huge leaves that turn 
red in December. This is Terminalia catappa. 
f SEAGRAPE — If you want one of these for your yard because 6f its decorative foliage, 
here's you chance. 
(Include one extra in your order to allow for shortages.) 
4 EDWIN A. MENNINGER 
end: < eam “THe FLOWERING TREE MAN” 
Stuart, Florida 
