GAYLUSSACIA brachycera, Box HuckLeBerry 
Fine native evergreen groundcover, with white or 
pinkish flowers in May-June, flolowed by blue fruit 
in July or August. Very rare. 
S-G ies preade( DOl CLOW. cna iae ener 
GENISTA pilosa, Sinkytear WoapwaxEN 
Low prostrate shrub with bright green ascending 
branches and yellow pea-shaped flowers in short 
racemes in June. 
D2 Lien Lege eee oo ode Rete tee hon on a hae ape ee re 
GINGKO biloba, Ginexo, 80-130 ft. 
A picturesque tree from China, relic of an ancient 
group. Curious fan-shaped leaves. 
SOAR T Uleet cement enna sae. «Mats Ae MP ae 
HALESIA monticola, Mountain SILVERBELL, 30-100 ft. 
White pendulous bell-shaped flowers in May (rarely 
pinkish) give this native tree unusual appeal. Attrac- 
tive striped bark when young, scaley later. Another 
fine Kelsey introduction. 
PY oR MBs! ot Mek Gs Cote Oe oe Mineo eg ite ar ee PAIR oer ich 
HAMAMELITS vernalis, Vernav Wircunazet, 6-15 ft. 
A real gem. The fragrant yellow flowers, the sepals 
reddish inside appear on warm days from January to 
March. Fine heavy green foliage, turning yellow in 
autumn. 
LIN) TW, i Dorie eae aie ee a PAE ae Soa 
The Lovely 
GALAX 
This beautiful native plant car- 
pets hundreds of acres of woodland 
floor in the Southern Appalachian 
region. 
It will flourish in the North in 
woodland humus-filled soils, and in 
the garden where such soil conditions 
can be provided. 
Each 
1.00 
1.50 
3.00 
2.50 
8.00 
3.00 
Per 10 
9.00 
22.50 
27.00 

REPRODUCED FROM “WILD FLOWERS AND FERNS” BY COURTESY OF 
HERBERT DURAND, AUTHOR 
