INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 

ARONIA ARBUTIFOLIA 6-8 ft. 
Red Chokeberry 
Attractive white flowers in spring. Red fruit 
in fall. Good fall coloring. 
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Red Chokeberry 
A. Melanocarpa 6 ft. Black Chokeberry 
Delicate white flowers in May. Clusters of 
shining black berries persisting until late fall. 
Half shade. 
2 to 3 ft Height 
3 to 4 ft. Height 
BERBERIS THUNBERGII 4-5 ft. 
Oriental Barberry 
A low dense prickly hedge plant. Vigorous 
grower with flowers and bright red fruit. 
Each Per 10 
12 to 18 in. Height ........ $ .60 $ 5.00 
18 to 24 in. Height ........ ess 6.50 
Z to 8 ft. Height ........ .90 8.00 
Berberis Thunbergii Red Leaf 
Each Per 10 
1sncon24 in. Height ...:... a a3 $ 6.50 
Zeroues ft. Leight ....2 1.00 9.00 
B. Mentorensis 4 ft. U. S. Plant Patent 
No. 99 Mentor Barberry 
A sturdy, erect barberry, practically evergreen 
the year around. Leaves persist down to the 
ground level. 
14% ft. Height 
2 ft. Height 
BUDDLEIA DAVIDI MAGNIFICA 5-6 ft. 
Butterfly Bush (Buddlela) 
Large flowering rose, purple spikes in June- 
September. Gray-green foliage. 
Each Per 10 
JR SMCS tee ee tk OE illness oly ae $ 1.00 $ 9.00 
21 
B. Fortune, Pat. 206, 4 ft. 
Fortune Butterfly Bush 
; Pure lilac flowers with a brilliant orange eye 
in sprays 12 to 18 inches long. 
2 yr. 
B. Ile de France 6 ft. 
Fragrant brilliant rosy-purple flowers. August- 
September. 
Pa TEA oa tees. cae ARRON AU 3 Pra OR OTe EE $ 1.00 
CALYCANTHUS FLORIDUS 5 ft. 
Carolina Allspice 
“Sweet Shrub.’”’ Large dark green leaves. Red- 
dish-brown flowers with a spicy strawberry color. 
PACH Tapa: lt i OMIA Lh Se Ee Se da he OED nt Ce RES $ 1.00 
DatOwte Lue 1.50 
CHIONANTHUS VIRGINICA 15-18 ft. 
White Fringe 
Large glossy green leaves. White tassel-like 
flowers in panicles to 8 inches long, May-June. 
Dark blue fruit. Good specimens. B & B. 
SECO A ef Gore errant sew ey $ 2.00 
A PCOD AL boy cee eeetn een een ke fe 2 ae 3.50 
5 to 6 ft. Heavy specimen 
‘Cornus Alternifolia 15 ft. 
Branches arranged in flat horizontal whorles. 
Pagoda Dogwood 
Fi def Sheds Nedbine Mi Nng SPA a RAS RR CRaRES E200 
Gil Umer ee ete te ee en 3.00 
TR Dah fe es Aan ks Venn aay, a in eee 5.00 
CORYLUS AMERICANA 10 ft. 
American Hazelnut 
Native tree bearing large, edible nuts. Has 
large leaves. 
+ Se hey | Rn A a Py Rides Oe $ 1.50 
MALE S489 Big a ctenry dos pessnacn sen topiekoaagne vate daiescke 2.50 
J a Wig 28 ees inate | A ler ane te ot 3.50 
COTONEASTER ACUTIFOLIA 8 ft. 
Peking Contoneaster 
Slender spreading branches, leaves a dull green. 
Flowers white in late May followed by black fruit 
in September. B & B. 
raph es ace De a pl SPAR: See OLS ER ae $ 1.50 
Er ave Us eras Sees pee I ed) es ee ome 2.00 
WUE SRY Bp PETRA ee ae ern ees 3.00 
C. Apiculata 3 ft. 
Of Chinese origin, 
berries in fall and winter. 
B. 
this plant has orange-red 
Plant forms a neat 
mound. B & 
Soe bby eye deh See eee ee Te PES a ie Sei 50 
Oe tO LS hin peak eee eee ee 2.00 
C. Divaricata 6 ft. 
Oval leaves, dark and shining above, pale be- 
neath. Pink clusters of flowers, red fruit in Sep- 
Spreading Cotoneaster 
tember. B & B. 
Aa PO th i ag | SEER cE arte na i me ema hen $ 2.00 
Area Gh a rg Ruculeer on ested aialie Dae dane ae Ae 2.50 
PAPA OT a ok mg Ee ae scone cell sate ih ONS a UR yet 3.00 
CYDONIA JAPONICA Oriental Quince 
A good dark green 
Scarlet red flowers in 
Large yellow fruit in fall. 
shrub. 
clusters 
Compact, spiny. 
in April-May. 
Each Per 10 
BTC OM REL rok eee $ 1.00 $ 9.00 
BELO S44 Si Gr eee 1.50 14.00 
