
Front view of our New Modern Storage and Packing House provided with cold storage for late spring handling of plant material. 
WAYNESBORO GROWN TREES and PLANTS 
OUR DELIVERY SEASONS AND GUARANTEES 
DATE OF DELIVER Y— The delivery of plant material differs from that 
Offered by Virginia’s Largest Growers 
GROW AND ENJOY YOUR OWN FRUIT— No fruit tastes better than 
that freshly harvested from your own garden or orchard. However, home 
freezers and public food lockers are making possible storing and enjoying 
fresh fruit throughout the year, extending the market and creating 
greater use for fruits. 
MAKE YOUR HOME MORE BEAUTIFUL AND VALUABLE—With 
planned landscaping. Practical landscaping now makes use of Selected 
Trees, Shrubs, Evergreens, Roses, etc. The finest varieties are grown at 
Waynesboro in Virginia's fertile Shenandoah Valley. You will like work- 
ing with these growing trees and plants and enjoy the improvement to 
your home. Landscaping is not limited to new homes, as homes that 
have been improperly landscaped or have plantings that have outgrown 
their usefulness may be modernized. 
OFFERING THE NEWER, BETTER VARIETIES—We are large, estab- 
lished growers and in position to supply reliable and popular older vari- 
eties and also new, improved ones we have tested and found worthwhile. 
We are anxious to assist you in selecting varieties best suited to your 
requirements. 
DEPENDABLE PLANTS AND INFORMATION— Our plant material is 
healthy, vigorous and state inspected, grown under ideal soil and climatic 
conditions. We mention better qualities in our descriptions of varieties 
but plant material is never perfect—so we call your attention also to any 
unfavorable qualities a variety may possess. You may select from us with 
assurance. 
HORTICULTURAL ADVICE AND LANDSCAPE SERVICE AVAIL- 
ABLE—Do not hesitate to write us for additional information in regard 
to fruit varieties or if landscaping your own home and are uncertain as to 
material that can be used to the best advantage, send us a sketch of 
the grounds for recommendations. We are always happy to assist our 
customers. Should your planting problem require the service of a land- 
scape architect, please apply as early as possible as this department is 
usually scheduled several weeks in advance. No charge is made for in- 
formation furnished by letter or to customers who call at our office, but 
a nominal charge is made when it is necessary to send out a landscape 
architect for making surveys and plans. Helpful information on planting 
and pruning is furnished with order acknowledgments. 
VISITORS WELCOME— Main Nursery three miles south of Waynesboro 
on Lyndhurst Road. Boxwood Gardens near Afton on Route 250. Azalea 
Gardens on Route 151 between Waynesboro and Lynchburg. Open 
Monday through Friday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday until noon. 
of most commodities as it is limited to the dormant season. 
The general 
conception is that there are two distinct delivery seasons per year—the 
regular Fall season starting early in November and continuing until late 
December, and the Spring season starting early in March and continuing 
until June. 
There, however, is really only one planting season, extending 
through the dormant period, usually November until May but may be 
extended by modern nursery cold storage facilities. 
We do not promise 
deliveries on definite dates as we must be somewhat governed by the season 
and weather conditions. 
November Ist, but some years the plants do not mature so we can start 
digging before November 15th. 
Frequently we can start general deliveries by 
However, Evergreens, Perennials, Iris, 
Peonies, etc., can be successfully transplanted as early as September. Any 
shipping dates requested will be followed as closely as is practical but not 
knowing in advance just what the season will be, a better plan would be to 
permit us to ship the plant material when we find conditions most favorable. 

CERTIFICATE OF INSPECTION — Issued by Virginia State Entomologist 
certifying that our Nursery has been inspected and plant material found 
to be free of disease and pests—furnished with each shipment. 
Fruit 
Trees also frequently inspected and certified as to trueness to name. 
TRANSPORTATION— We are located on two trunk line railroads. 
Fruit 
Trees, Berry Plants, and other items dug without ball are generally shipped 
express, while B&B Evergreens and large Shade Trees are shipped by 
freight or delivered by our truck, for which we can in most cases arrange at 
a nominal delivery cost. Small shipments which can be more easily sent by 
parcel post are frequently forwarded that way, permitting the customer 
to refund to us the amount of cancelled postage found on the shipment. 
PRICES— The prices quoted are f.o.b. our shipping point. 
We make no 
charge for packing and delivering to our local freight, express, or post office. 
TERMS— Cash with order unless otherwise arranged. 
REMITTANCES— Remittances may be made by Postal Money Order, 
Postal Note, Express Money Order, or your personal check. 
LIBERAL REPLACEMENT TERMS— While losses from transplanting our 
vigorous, carefully handled plant material are at a minimum, there are al- 
ways some losses to be expected, regardless of how careful both Nursery- 
man and planter may be. We agree to share with our customers on a fifty- 
fifty basis any losses from transplanting our plant material by refurnishing 
at half catalogue list price any plant material reported dead within twelve 
months after date of delivery, provided the original purchase was paid for as 
per sale terms and the plant material has been given reasonable attention. 
VARIETIES AND QUANTITIES—-If you do not find listed the variety 
quantity, or size desired, write or call for further information. 
MAKING UP ORDERS— Do not fail to give sizes, quantities, and varieties 
desired. Also state shipping point if different from post office, and ap- 
proximately when you would prefer shipment. 
NOTICE OF WARRANT Y— While we are very careful in keeping our 
varieties true to name—and seldom have a report of plant material proving 
otherwise—in such instances we limit our adjustments to either refurnish- 
ing without charge or refunding the full purchase price. 
WAYNESBORO NURSERIES, Inc. - 

Ornamental and Landscape Dept., see pages 24 to 48 
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Almond, Flowering. .24 Cate 46 Dogwood...........34 iHeathersen-eereeos 
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Azaleas........-... $1 Glematison soso: . 43 Gladiolus...........45 Honeysuckle. ...... .24 
Barberry....... .24, 32 Coffee Tree.........36 Goldenrain Tree... .34 Hyacinths. Ee 
Beech 36 Crabapple, Flower- Grapes: cancomeris LOs 27 Insecticides....... 24C 
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Blackberries........ 18 * : 
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Magnolia....... .33, 35 
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Mulberry, Russian. .15 
INandinsemne es seat 33 
IN ar cissus see 45 
Nectarines... ...... 15 
Nut Trees..........23 
Oaks. uss oaths oe 37 
Orange Quince......15 
Ornamental Grasses . 43 
Pachysandra. ......47 
Baw baw eee 15 
Reaches seas 8-10 
Flowering........ 34 
Pears-4¢ oak eee 14 
Pecansesten tiene 23 
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Peoniess cece 46 
Perennials....... 42, 43 
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Phlox eee 43 
Pines) se eee 29 
Planes sees 37 
Plant) Foods. ..02 24C 
Pltimss ie. ee eee 11 
Red-leaved....... 35 
Poplarscise oes 37 
Pyracantha see 33 
Raspberries......... 18 
Retinospora........ 30 
Rhododendron. .... .33 
Riubarbyeaeeeeneee 22 
Roses...........38-41 

Fruit Department, see pages 3 to 2] 
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Scotch Broom....... 33 
Shrubs:-eeeeene 24-27 
DOULWOOU sete 34 
Spruce:ijeere te 30 
Strawberries... ..20, 21 
Trees, Flowering. 34, 35 
Tulipscener eee 44 
Tulip leanne ree: 35 
Viburnum....... 27, 33 
Viticdi een ecate. 47 
Vines? tech eens. 43 
Walnut...... 2 238, 37 
Willow, Weeping. .. .37 
Winter Jasmine..... Q7 
Wisteria weenie 43 
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