
Scouting the “Wilds” for Better Type Evergreens ... 
Marshall's Select-Strain EVERGREENS 
By careful selection and grafting, Marshalls have developed an outstanding stock of ornamental evergreens of 
the entire West. 
During the past 30 years Marshalls have made many trips into the Black Hills, the eastern slopes of the Rocky 
Mountains, and the North Woods, scouting for trees having characteristics adapting them to specific home and 
landscape uses. Marshalls have secured wood from hundreds of such trees for grafting. 
Each selection is made because of some superior quality of the mother tree—shape, color of foliage, texture of 
foliage, etc. The matter of each one retaining the general form for which selected, without much shearing on the 
planter’s grounds, is important. 
GRAFTING INSURES UNIFORMITY. 
Grafted varieties are much superior to stock grown from seed, which does not always follow true.to the charac- 
ter and hardiness of the parent tree. Plant Marshall’s grafted evergreens. 
Marshall’s evergreens are all dug with a large ball of earth and are guaranteed to grow. 

Hy% JUNIPER (Upright) 
We: Green Junipers 
RICHMOND. A new columnar type Virginia Juniper needing very 
little trimming to keep it in form. Deep green color which holds 
well over winter. Is a fast grower and is best used at house corners 
or in front of rather narrow, high wall panels and for border screens. 
Gives quick effect. Hardy. 
DUNDEE. An upright growing grafted variety of Virginia Juniper 
which, with a minimum of shearing, can be kept like tree shown. 
Its summer color is a good green and its autumn and winter colors 
are plum-purple which is very attractive. Well adapted to the Prairie 
States. 

Silver Junipers 
HALL JUNIPER. A new grafted variety. Its showing to date, after 
our first grafts are six to seven feet high, is the best of any upright 
Juniper that we know about. Its natural growth is like the picture 
- ; é' ‘ on this page—it needs practically no shearing. It has a dense, soft te. : 
HALL JUNIPER silver-blue whipcord type foliage which does not winter fade. RICHMOND 

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