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PHILADELPHUS 
(Mock Orange) 
PHILADELPHUS CORNARIUS (Sweet Scented 
Mock Orange)—Familiar shrub with vigorous 
erect habit that has white blossoms near Dec- 
oration Day. The breath of orange blossoms-- 
of such entrancing fragrance--intense from 
the multitude of bloom, that is a necessity to 
a garden, and works splendidly in all sorts of 
plantings. 
8 <to 4c eet a See etree each, 90c 
PHILADELPHUS GRANDIFLORA (Large Flo- 
wering Mock Orange)—Old - fashioned shrub 
which blooms around Decoration Day. Large 
single flowers with yellow center. Heavy 
erowing shrub which is excellent for border 
and screen planting. 
O° L044 “Teeter ere ee eet each 90c 
PHILADELPHUS VIRGINALIS—A magnificent 
new variety, far exceeds any other Mock Or- 
ange in beauty and form. Flowers are semi- 
double and cover the entire bush in early 
June. Has scattered blossoms the balance of 
the year. 
2°t0' 0 LECCE Seer ee eee each, $1.25 
PHILADELPHUS MINNESOTA SNOWFLAKE 
(Plant patent No. 538)—-A very hardy, new 
mock orange introduced by a Minnesota nur- 
sery. The name Snowflake describes the shrub 
correctly. When in full bloom, the foliage is 
completely obscured by the profusion of large 
white flowers. 
2 TOYS EECO tate ace oe eee eal eee eee ee each, $1.50 
PRIVET 
PRIVET, AMUR RIVER HEDGING — Well- 
known formal hedge plant for shearing. One 
of the hardiest types of plants grown. Does 
not winter kill like the California Privet. 
3107) Canes i. sere eeee ee per 100, $25.00 
O1CO et CAN GS ay. eran a pen cme ae per 100, $35.00 
PRIVET, IBOTA—This strain of Privet is simi- 
lar to Regal’s except that it branches higher. 
Excellent when you want a heavy, broad 
‘hedge. Does well in difficult locations. 
2 COB eT eC tea ae Cnc ee ee ge $ .50 
Per 10-—$4.50 
PRIVET, REGAL’S —A low spreading form 
with gracefully drooping branches. The dense 
growth and dark green persistent leaves make 
it a desirable shrub for foundation or border 
planting, growing in shade and other impos- 
sible places. 
24-101:30' “Iinchestees.-22 eee ee each, 90c 
PRUNUS 
PRUNUS BESSEYI (Hanson’s Bush Cherry)— 
Beautiful as an ornament and valuable for its 
fruit. Easy to grow; effective in any land- 
scape planting and which bears delicious fruit 
f good size and excellent flavor. Fruit is 
vonderful to eat right from the bush; makes 
superb jam, or clear, sparkling jelly. Perfect- 
ly hardy anywhere. They always retain their 
dwarf stature. 
3 tort: feet Ae ein eee eee each $1.00 
PRUNUS CISTENA (Purple Leaved Prune)— 
Outstanding because of its brilliant red foli- 
age throughout the growing season. Has a 
small pink bloom in spring. 
Si to.Asfeet wc arceroe each, $1.50 
PRUNUS THUNDERCLOUD (Purple - Leaved 
Plum)—A new introduction to the purple or 
red-leaved Prunus varieties. Outstanding be- 
cause of its ability to hold its vivid red color 
during the hot summer months. 
3: to 4:féet ie 2 ooo te ee each $1.75 
PRUNUS TRILOBA (Tree Flowering Almond)-- 
The small, double, quilled, bright pink flow- 
ers Stud every twig and branchlet in the 
spring before the leaves appear. 
3. LO¢4) Te@t ree pect eee rere each, $1.50 
PRUNUS TOMENTOSUM (Nanking Cherry)— 
A contented looking shrub with straight up- 
standing branches, each stem completely sur- 
rounded by tiny cherry blossoms, which en- 
velop the whole bush. The red fruits which 
follow are very attractive and are delicious to 
eat. 
ator; feet: 22k nee ee each, $1.00 
RHAMNUS 
RHAMNUS FRANGULA — Smooth or Alder 
Buckthorne has extremely glossy and attrac- 
tive foliage. The berries are red at first but 
change to black. Attractive to birds. The 
foliage takes on a seasonal fall color. Suitable 
for borders or specimen use. 
0 t0i4 feet 2. ee each, $1.00 
RHUS (Sumac) 
RHUS COTINUS (Smoke Bush)—A bushy shrub 
that has handsome foliage and large clusters 
of rather showy flowers, followed by peculiar 
long-haired seeds which give the plant the ef- 
fect of being covered with a greenish-purple 
film of smoke. 
3 to 4.teet, s44. fee ee each, $1.25 
RHUS TYPHINA LACINIATA (Fern-leaved or 
Shredded Sumac)—One of the most handsome 
of the taller sumacs, with very finely-cut foli- 
age that turns yellow and scarlet in the Fall. 
2. to:8' feet: ... a eee eee each, $1.00 
ROSA 
ROSA GROOTENDORST (Hardy Red Rose)— 
This plant is one of the showiest hardy roses 
in existence. It is covered the entire season 
with clusters of semi-double, red roses. Vig- 
orous growing and can be used almost any- 
where in the border. 
2vyV. NOs 235 eee ee each, $1.25 
ROSA HUGONIS (Father Hugh’s Rose)—It is 
an extremely graceful, arching shrub, growing 
5 to 6 feet in height. One of the earliest or- 
namental plants to come into flower, it fre- 
quently opens in April, covering itself with 
thousands of single yellow flowers of delicate 
fragrance. Its foliage is particularly dainty. 
DVN O80. "peste tee ee each, $1.25 
