

MYRTUS communis compacta (Dwarf Myrtle)—A slow growing 
very compact evergreen shrub with small glossy green leaves. 
One of the finest low growing shrubs for hedge planting. 
NANDINA domestica—A leafy shrub resembling a dwarf bamboo 
in looks, foliage pink-tipped in Summer and a bronzy red in 
Winter. Berries scarlet-red. 
OLEANDER nerium—Large, bushy shrubs, free bloomers. Foliage 
long slender, bright green. Double red, double pink and double 
white. ; 
OSMANTHUS fragrant (Sweet Olive)—A 
very choice evergreen shrub for sun or 
partial shade. The dense dark green fo- 
liage conceals the tiny white flowers 
which perfume the air with their delight- 
ful fragrance. Use as a specimen shrub 
or in espalier, 
PITTOSPORUM 
Eugenioides—A large upright growing 
shrub with glossy yellowish-green leaves. 
A very effective shrub, Fine for hedges. 
Nigricans—A very handsome upright grow- 
ing shrub with silvery foliage and black 
stems. Fine hedge plant or individually. 
Tobira—A low-growing shrub with dark 
green, glossy leaves; fragrant, cream- 
white flowers. 
Undulatum—Small tree, often called a shrub. Deep green, glossy 
leaves. Fragrant yellowish-white flowers. Used very much for 
tall hedges. 
PYRACANTHA ROSEDALE—Has achieved outstanding popularity 
by distinction for its show of red berries, resistance to blight 
and general all-around vigor. The long arching stems bear 
quantities of white flowers in spring and are loaded with 
berries each year. Has the darkest red berries of any Pyra- 
cantha. 
PYRACANTHA Duvali—(Patent applied for)—Bears spectacular 
clusters of giant, brilliantly colored, rich, red berries in greatest 
profusion, Growing habit of formosiana. Claimed for it that birds 
bother it least of any. 
PLEROMA grandiflora (Tibouchina, Princess Flower)—Large ever- 
green shrub with bronzy green velvety leaves and huge color- 
ful purple flowers, rich and velvety, about 3 to 4 inches across. 
Somewhat tender to frost. 

WEIGELA 
PLUMBAGO capensis (Cape Plumbago)—Semi-climbing shrub of 
most desirable habit both at sea coast and desert where it 
makes a mass of bright green foliage and phlox like clusters of 
pale blue flowers for a long period. Requires very little attention. 
PUNICA chico (Dwarf Carnation Flowered Pomegranate)—One of 
the finest dwarf shrubs on our list. Deciduous but close growing, 
round in outline, 1 to 2 feet high. Leaves light green; flowers 
like bright red carnations in summer. 
QUINCE flowering, Cydonia japonica rosea nana (Chaenomeles)— 
Deciduous shrub, extremely hardy and desirable for the showy 
pink single flowers early in spring. Needs no special culture, 
grows dwarf and bushy. 
RAPHIOLEPIS ovata (Round leaf Raphio- 
lepis)—Medium to large evergreen shrub 
with rounded dark green leathery leaves 
of medium size; clusters of fragrant white 
flowers and black berries. Hardy in sun 
and shade, 
SEQUOIA sempervirens (Coast Redwood)— 
Tall narrow evergreen tree producing a 
straight trunk with reddish bark and nar- 
row spreading deep green foliage. Fast 
growing, hardy conifer, 
STRELITZIA reginae (Bird of Paradise)— 
Very popular as a specimen flowering 
shrub or as a cut flower. Banana-like fo- 
liage from a tuft and long stems, each 
bearing a crested ‘‘bird like’’ flower of 
orange and blue. 
SPIREA Anthony Waterer (Dwarf Pink Spirea)—Dwarf deciduous 
shrub about 2 feet tall, with compact growth and flat heads of 
rosy-pink flowers. Full sun. 
SYRINGA persica laciniata (Cutleaf Persian Lilac)—The most 
reliable lilac for planting in southern California. Deciduous shrub 
to 6 feet with finely cut light green leaves and long sprays 
of bright lavender lilac flowers in spring. Fragrant. 
VIBURNUM burkwoodi (Gardenia-scented Viburnum)—Evergreen 
or partially deciduous shrub to 5 or 6 feet. The flowers, having 
an exquisite fragrance, are borne in 2-in. ball shaped clusters. 
Waxy white with pink flush. Hardy. 
VIBURNUM japonicum—Beautiful compact shrub with large light 
green foliage and clusters of white flowers. 
VIBURNUM suspensum (Sandankwa)—One of the finest evergreen 
shrubs for foliage and flowers. Fragrant white flowers followed 
by black berries. Sun or shade. 
WEIGELA Bristol Ruby—A new deep red flowered Weigela. 
Excellent dark green foliage. Full sun. Hardy. Deciduous. 
WEIGELA rosea (Weigela florida, Pink Weigela)—Medium to large 
size deciduous shrub producing masses of pink flowers in spring. 
Excellent light green foliage. Sun. 

BOUGAINVILLEA braziliensis — The hardy 
type. Easy to grow in sunny places, Flow- 
ers are reddish-purple. 
BOUGAINVILLEA (Crimson Lake)—The pop- 
ular deep red variety. Difficult to trans- 
plant. 
BIGNONIA chamberlayni (Anemopaegma, 
Yellow Trumpet Vine)—Strong growing 
evergreen vine with clusters of showy 
trunks, etc. 
JASMINE Star 
oides)—Exquisitely 
white flowers, 
* glossy foliage. 
English (helix)—Excellent all around, ever- 
green cover for walls, banks, ground, tree 
Clings tenaciously to walls. 
Large, leathery, dark green leaves. 
(Rhyncospermum 
fragrant 
Evergreen, 
PASSIFLORA pfordi—The most 
are one of the most popular of the spring 
flowering vines, but give them plenty 
of room. They really go places. Full sun. 
Leafless in winter. 
jasmin- 
star-shaped 
very dense, 
beautiful 
yellow-orange trumpet shaped flowers, An 
ideal cover for fences, etc., where it is 
desirable to get a quick cover. Self sup- 
porting. 
BIGNONIA cherere (Phaedranhtus, Scarlet 
Trumpet Vine)—Strong growing vine, will 
stand slight frosts. Makes a heavy, verdant 
cover and large sprays of huge trumpets 
4 to 5 inches. 
FICUS repens (Climbing Fig)—Handsome 
evergreen climber with very small, heart- 
shaped, rich dark green foliage. Clings to 
stone and brick or wood walls. 
IVY (Hedera)—Just as effective as ground 
cover as a climber. Finds all sorts of 
uses both in and outdoors. Attractive 
planted in wall pots. 
passion vine with 4-inch flowers white 
with pinkish tints with a _  purple-blue 
crown in center, Quick groing producing 
excellent light green foliage screen, Sun 
or shade. 
PASSIFLORA edulis, Passionfruit, Purple 
granadilla—Fast growing evergreen vine 
climbing by tendrils, Flowers about 2 
inches. across of typical passion flower 
form, white with blue markings followed 
by purple plum shaped fruits. Edible and 
used mostly in making fruit juices, 
WISTERIAS—Wisterias grow so rapidly 
everywhere and their long, pendulous 
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